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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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As I woke up today, Nicki Minaj versus Dez Bryant happened. I don't even think they're trying to hide the simulation from us anymore. What has happened? The confusion I had in traffic of how this even begun. Like we are putting so many sentences together these days that I never thought we would hear. Putting so many people together that I thought we would never. It's like, what is going on?
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Chapter 2: What happened in the Nicki Minaj vs Dez Bryant Twitter battle?
Yeah, I didn't understand that either. Johnny just jumped in that, I think. He just was like, yo, I'm going to slap the shit out of you. And I was just like, whoa, like, Johnny, where did that, that just came out of, you came in hot. Because the Cam Newton and Gilly, I wouldn't call it a beef, but they're war of words back and forth. I thought it was funny.
Like, I mean, it hasn't gotten, in my opinion, that serious from what I've seen. It's just been kind of playful slash serious banter back and forth. Yeah. I thought, Cam's response was hilarious. I just didn't... When Mr. Football, fucking Mr. Ohio, just comes out of left field and is like, y'all slapped the shit out of Gilly. Like, wait. That has to be a fake Johnny Manziel account.
Nope, that's a verified account. What the fuck is going on in the world? I don't know, man. He says, yo, Gilly the Kid, you may be the biggest fucking loser on the planet talking like you've fucking done anything on the football field. If I see you, just know I'm going to slap the fuck out of you. Trust. Shout out to 38 Special. But I don't know if... I'm as surprised as that.
Johnny is... I didn't look up. I thought he really said shout out to 38 Special. No, but he said trust. I was like, damn, I missed the 38 Special shout out. No, but he said trust.
So, you know, that's 38 Special.
So, you know, shout out to Special. Yeah, this one doesn't really surprise me because, you know, Johnny, he's a wild boy, man. So, you know, he's sticking up for his, I guess, his NFL counterpart. In that regard, right? He's sticking up for Cam Newton. Like, yo, listen, don't disrespect Cam. Cam is a great athlete, great quarterback. You know, stop talking shit about him. Stop shitting him.
You can kind of see why he came there. Oh, no, no. I get, you know, that Heisman community. I'm sure they always look out for each other. Yeah, it's a fraternity. You know that. You know a thing about that. If one of my rap brothers was playfully going back and forth with somebody, I wouldn't then step in. I'm sure Cam and Johnny Manziel have had maybe three conversations in their entire life.
I'm not stepping in and saying, I'm going to slap the shit out of you when you guys were doing playful banter. Well, Gilly responded. As Gilly, you know, Gilly ain't going to miss a moment to respond to anybody. But Gilly responded and he had a face full of, let's say, substance. I don't know what it was. He had a face full of substance. Yeah. Face full of substance.
He had a face full of substance and he just was like, yo, listen, you know, Johnny, I don't know what you over there doing, but I can only guess that you must be high out your mind right now thinking that you're just going to slap the shit out of me. Like, I don't know, man. I just, again, we're putting sentences together.
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Chapter 3: What are the implications of Will.I.Am's comparison of Black Thought and Jay-Z?
Officially. Still Dre, he's one of my favorite Dre beats, but that's Scott Storch on the piano. But like, I don't think that's a bad thing. Dre has proven that he is a legend by himself as well. 100%. So I always find that those types of stats when you're having these debates kind of weird. Like, so what was Dre supposed to do? He shouldn't grow his sound and like work with other people.
Dre has proven to you he can do this by himself. Yeah. Now the rapper conversation, I'm not even having that one. This is just strictly production. Yeah. Now, would Dre's sound be the same if DJ Quick never existed? That's a conversation, I think, that could be had here. And should be credited to DJ Quick.
I don't think we get the Dre sound without DJ Quick setting the tone of what the West Coast sound was at the time. Now, better... Dre's just had a longer career with bigger artists. Unfortunately, that is also a stat to me as well. Absolutely. Like global fucking music. Absolutely. No, I'm sorry. Dre is better. But I don't think he's Dre without Quick.
I think you definitely need DJ Quick in order to have a Dr. Dre. I think people who don't know DJ Quick... Don't know his work. Don't know what he's done in the industry. Please go do your homework on him. You'll be very surprised to know that some of your favorite songs he produced. Now, when you say better, I think that comes down to taste. If we go with... What you prefer, things like that.
That's for people to always argue. I can't tell you what you're supposed to like. But I'm just going from a, you know, just a producer standpoint. I do feel like DJ Quick is definitely underrated as a producer. He doesn't get talked about enough when we start talking about legendary producers in hip hop and music. We don't talk about DJ Quick enough. So I do understand, you know,
why he may feel a way, because he kind of gets overlooked a lot, not kind of, he gets overlooked a lot when it comes to conversations in the culture about the greatest producers of all time. DJ Quick Name needs to be in those conversations a lot more. Yeah, like, I mean, do I think Premier would say Marley Moore probably like inspired him? Sure. but I think Freem's better.
But Marley's still a legend and Havoc's drums wouldn't sound the same if it wasn't for him. He's just like the genesis of the whole thing. So you have to give him that credit. But I mean, Dre took it to a way different level from R&B to pop to hip hop. Like it's Dr. Dre. That guy, I don't really know what to tell you. Now, in the same breath, Will.i.am... Was he promoted? What is Will.i.am doing?
I don't know, man. I just always laugh whenever people find a way to mention Jay-Z's name. Like, JB, and this is how you know, and sometimes you just got to step back and just look at the common fact in a lot of these conversations and debates. There's a reason why they always go to Jay's name. I think it's because we all know that, yes, Jay-Z is the greatest rapper of all time.
Anytime you start talking about who's better than who, they're always going to say some, some, somebody's better than Jay-Z because Jay-Z is the bar. I think we all know that, whether you want to recognize that or not. I mean, Jay-Z is the greatest rapper of all time. You can have your preference of who you like, and Black Thought is amazing.
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