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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Chapter 2: What is the debate about 100 men vs 1 gorilla?
There's nothing happening, man. Demaris, if you could put a gorilla in a chokehold, your arm is breaking, not his neck. Yeah, it's not happening. Can y'all read? This tweet had me fucking crying.
Bro, Twitter has had me in tears. Between sinners and this gorilla shit, Twitter is back. Old Twitter is back.
Lame ass nigga got the ops tatted because he got a gorilla on his arm.
Yo, Twitter.
Yo.
Somebody said, now we down to 99 niggas because this nigga want dick ride.
I just don't get how people are really trying to break down how they can really do this.
I hit Sean Money and denounced my G-Unit affiliation. I can't rock with them anymore.
Can't do no guerrilla unit. Fam, listen, let me tell you something. Y'all go ahead and keep playing this 100 dudes versus a guerrilla shit if y'all want to. They're going to end up setting it up. You know what I just... Who? Joe was... Fam, let me tell you something. They need to go to an exhibit.
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Chapter 3: What are the arguments for and against the gorilla winning?
Do a pop the balloon with a gorilla then. What, Rory? Yeah, let him walk in that room and pop the balloon. He won't care. What the fuck are you?
Tearing all of them apart.
You niggas never want to fight. No, fight. No, I'm not fighting a gorilla. Like, fight. You see what I'm saying? You see how he running? He a little scared because there's so many of them.
Oh, you missed the part when he came back. This is the funniest simulation ever. You missed the part when he came back, though, Damaris. He using other body parts to beat up other body parts. Yeah, he going to kill you swinging somebody else at you. That's what you not understanding. Y'all are crazy, man. And this is how sick Damaris is. Now she really not popping the balloon after she saw this.
She like him now. You wild. That was, I don't know.
Something about that felt racist. What do you think, Ma?
Wow. All right. See, if y'all are thinking that, just because I'm wearing this shirt, I know it seems crazier. Yeah. But I don't think that way.
You got to take the Duck Dynasty shirt off, bro. You got to take that off. Who was it by? Who does that say? Oh, they were definitely racist there. Don't do that, man. It probably was cool as shit. It probably was cool as shit.
Oh, that was like the company.
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Chapter 4: How does the discussion shift to relationship boundaries?
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mall do you think domestic abuse allegations are too far in a battle especially if they're unproven do i think domestic abuse allegations in a battle are too far um unproven unproven unproven yes um i think everyone can say proven domestic violence is fair in a battle um maybe yeah
I guess I think that anything you start talking about, you know, when you start talking about somebody's family and things like that, maybe a line that may be too far. But then again, this is rap hip hop, but I don't think that there's any line as far as calling somebody a pedophile. I think that's the worst thing you can put on anybody's head. And we're going to get to that.
We'll get to that.
Do you think that domestic violence allegations are okay in a rap battle? It's nuance. Define nuance in this situation. It depends on what the line is and what the rules of engagement are.
Drake, I think, directly said that Kendrick had beat his girl.
Then was it warranted?
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Chapter 5: What are the concerns about curfews in relationships?
I hate, this is just going to demonetize us immediately.
And it's going to make my algorithms crazy. The definition of pedophile is sexual perversion in which children are the preferred sexual object. I'm going to close my laptop and hope the fans don't write here.
And the defined and the definitive definition of a child is what?
All right. See, don't whack 100 me where you know the age of consent in every state. Okay, fine. I think below 18 and below.
And we also know as like moral fiber what a kid is and what a kid isn't. The layman answer already is no. Okay.
Okay.
And I believe you did answer it in, if everyone's ready to die, everything's off the table. But you think pedophilia is okay to be brought up in a battle? I think once, if I do discuss with you, hey, let's, this is a line, my earlobes are off limits, and I violate the sanctity of that, let's meet up and die. Okay. More? Thoughts? On what?
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Chapter 6: How do the hosts view the impact of going out late?
What he just said? I mean, you know, that's fair. If he feels like, you know, again, if there was a conversation and, you know, certain things were deemed off limits, if somebody violates, you know, the terms of the conversation, I think all bets are off. There's no rules of engagement. Everything is, you know, fair game. I just think, you know...
Just where your, I think your moral compass kicks in at some point. And it's just certain things I just, certain energies I just wouldn't invite into, you know, my music and things like that. And I just think, you know, just that word is something that I just would never throw around unless it was absolutely definitively true. Like, then cool.
But if not, I don't think you play with that word at all. I think that's the difference though. What? The nuance of... The nuance of, I want to say like cultural prowess, right? Like people who don't understand certain things. Here's my thing, not to cut you off.
If Kendrick, again, I've never had a conversation with Kendrick about any of this shit, but if he feels like Drake is indeed a pedophile, how long did he feel like that? How long did he, you know, think Drake was a pedophile? And why has he done music with somebody he thinks is a pedophile? No, I'm not saying, I'm not, I'm not telling you to answer it.
I would just say to me, it's just like, if we know, you know, we come from a certain area, we see, you know, he's a, we don't even play with that word because where we from, we know what happens to those type of people. We see people creating content online or meeting up with people that's trying to meet up with kids and have sex, beat them up, you know, whatever.
So in this battle to introduce that energy against someone that you don't know if it's facts or not, you may just feel like it is for whatever reasons, whatever conversations you're privy to. My thing is, how long did you feel like that? I get what you're saying. You know what I mean? Let me ask Maul a question. Maul is beefing with Joe Budden. What's off limits? What's off limits?
What's off limits? Nothing is off limits. Nothing is off limits. Yeah. So let's meet up and die. Yeah. Okay. So by that standard, then, you can't say, well, that goes against my moral compass. You just said nothing is off limits. Right. So that's what that... You're right. And I understand that. But when it comes to that, and we both have children... Right.
So we can we can at one point in our lives be ready to die and crash out. We'll burn all this shit down. But now we're fathers and we have children. We don't think the same anymore. We don't speak the same anymore. We look at life totally different. We're more, you know, we're different versions of what we used to be.
Because, again, you have children and you understand how sacred that is and, you know, how precious children are. So yeah, we could be in this situation where we ready to go all out. But at some point you got to be like, nah, I ain't doing that though. You just brought up kids. Who brought the kids up first? No, I understand what you're saying in the timeline of things.
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