Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Chapter 3: How did the hosts feel about connecting with the 85 South team?
And y'all just like, listen, where we come from, we come from humble beginnings. We just happy to be doing what we doing. Let's just keep it going. Right. I mean, we like to let OG sit in the pocket and we like to do the talking about when it comes to how comes we stick together so much because it can contest to... You know what I'm saying? His vision and who he is as a person.
You know what I'm saying? For him to even first off to even come and reach back. Yeah. He want to come get us. Yeah. You feel what I'm saying? With something that he created. You know what I'm saying? And he was just like, I want y'all input. You know what I'm saying? We were like, with what? With this. And I'm like, what is this? He like, I don't know.
Hell.
Whatever we make it. Yeah. And it's like the vision. Even in the beginning, like, this is a growing process even with this company, bro, and this vision. I even grew. I wasn't who I was when I first came along. I wasn't who I was the first three years. Once I realized what was going on and I had to pay attention to, like...
what is this and I'm like you know what what can I do to make it better amongst the group because he's doing what he's doing Chico's doing what he's doing but I know there's something else that I could be doing you feel what I'm saying instead of just being his friend and he just saying come along it's like what you good at bro I brought you over here to be do to do that can you do that and I'm like you know what let me just start doing that and it was just like
the vision once you respect your comrades vision you don't know where you're going you never know where you're going but i'd rather be in the ride with you whether we we don't do this no more or whatever we do i'd rather be in the ride with you what do you think the vision between the 85 brand versus the three individual brands y'all have what is the difference between those two things
It's not really a difference at all, to be honest. I was just about to say that. When he was talking about just with Loser's vision, he didn't need us to do anything. You know what I mean? None of us need each other to do any of the things that we do. We want to be around each other.
We make the choice to do the things that we do together because we understand each other and we understand the power that we have in being able to bring all of our brands together. The crazy part that people don't understand is we're all representatives of one another when we're out individually as well.
If I do something, the first two people they're going to go look for their ass is them two and vice versa. So we all always have each other in mind when we're moving out here because we know we're representing a greater brand and a greater scheme. And, you know, we are keeping a...
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Chapter 4: What challenges do the hosts face in maintaining their creative partnerships?
Do the joke for me, fool, because you know it's funny. And I know you really want to do the joke. So it's the confidence that we give each other. It's that energy that we give each other. And we was at work. What about if we just go do this somewhere else when we're not being supervised? Right. Because then you got to keep in mind, like, wilding out.
we do that three weeks to a month out of the year. Yes. Right. It's like, what?
It's quick.
Yeah, they're very minimal to... Nah, because it's like, bro, we be backstage. We got all like laughing and playing cards and like in between breaks. Y'all been to the set. Y'all see exactly. It's like the party. It's the energy. He doing something. But then he doing something and then I'm doing something. Or we got the crowd want to do this. You know what I mean?
So it's like, bro, we really got something. And like, Just having Wild N' Out as the platform, it was like the gym. It's where we were just kind of working out all the different elements of being a comedian.
And then when we put this platform together, it was like, bro, now we got something where we can not only go over here and be good, but be great and still be working on the craft at the same time. We can't fail. Like we can do interviews. We can just get on here and talk shit. We can tell jokes. We can do whatever we want to do.
And we needed that because that's what was a lot of comedians don't get that.
Hollywood gave us a blueprint of saying what you had to do in order for you to succeed so it was like when we were doing certain things at Wild N' Out and it was working it was like bro you know how many times they said don't do that or that one gonna work and it worked we're being stopped as creatives because we're trying to fit this mold into this box and it's like that ain't who we is yeah we here
When it comes to On the other side On TV But it's like They try to mold you To be something that you're not So it's like Alright let's create a space Where we can do what we do And be authentic Where we're not being malicious Where we ain't coming off As facetious But we're still creating For people Who just like us Yeah So we had Safari on the show. That dude, that's a wild dude, bro.
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Chapter 5: How does the conversation reflect on the importance of authenticity in the industry?
It's like, I got to battle this person that's saying, eh.
Right, right.
And he's like, you know what? we won't know unless we put them there. Yeah. Let's give them a shot in order to grow. Cause he like that. Like I know, I see that, but it's room, always room to grow. I was never who I am.
And if I ain't never get These opportunities I wanna be who I am Right So let me go back And do the same thing And that's what we do Even with the 85 We gon' get back We gon' get all our partners Nair Green Moneybag Mafia Clayton English We gon' get everybody who We got poor mind We gon' get everybody Who we like Because we done been In that position before Yeah We just like It's audition time Instead of you trying To bring us Everything you got We know what you got We know your potential You just need a workspace Yeah
Yeah. Like you said, people told you how good of a person Nick Cannon really was. You wouldn't believe it, dog. Like, when me and Chico first got there, and while or not, you wasn't there yet. Mm-mm. Bruh. Everybody on there got a Nick Cannon story where he went, like, over and beyond. Like, it was this one producer.
Remember he said he invited Nick to his niece's birthday party and Nick bought her a pony. Dude. This, like, this is real, like. I believe it. True story. True story. Yeah. I would be mad at him. It's like, you know, just one of them things, like, you know, you just talking shit in conversation, and then he buy a pony. Now you got a pony. Like, you got a whole baby horse to take care of now.
Yeah.
You gave me a chore. You didn't have a yard.
I'm going to feed this pony. I'm going to feed this pony. He got it tied up like a yoke.
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Chapter 6: What insights do they share about their relationships with celebrities?
Because if it pop off, you want your man to jump in front of this bullet? It ain't that. It's just shit. I'd rather have you with me versus another nigga on me. That nigga I know going to go. It ain't even that. It's just like, I'm not going to be in nothing. I'd rather you be my security. You my security or my... You know what I'm saying?
My security. You my eyes and ears.
You my eyes and ears. I don't want to go hide nobody and then you still on the block. Yeah, but I never... I was never like... Because I've watched people walk their man into some bullshit.
Chapter 7: How do they cope with public scrutiny and negativity?
Because that mean they ain't bullshit. Exactly. And I was never that. I was never knucklehead. Like, whenever niggas say, we going to do something? I'm like, nah, I'm chilling, man. I'm in the crib, bro. For sure, for sure. Always. I've always had discernment, the type of people I was around. Only because I knew the dangers. I've seen it.
Like I said, one of my closest friends, he's down for murder right now. But we had lost, you know, in the early 2000s, mid-2000s, we kind of split ways. He fell into some whole other lifestyle.
Chapter 8: What experiences do they recount from their live shows?
And then when I heard about him, I'm like, wait, he doing what? We used to play Super Nintendo. It was cool. Coolest nigga on the block. Now he down for a body, drugs. I'm like, you can't. It's easy to make that left. When life hits you, you're like, damn, I got these bills. Baby mom's tripping.
Fucking I'm gonna go get the Shiesty And go run down on these niggas It's easy to do that Right And to get up every morning At 7.30 And get on the train To go to work For sure for sure And for the record You know how folk be like You know we control the narrative Man we rock with everybody We rock with Drake Kendrick Everybody Everybody who involved We rock with everybody I forgot what he was even talking about But you know how most of us Still be dwelling on shit like Man hell nah Man hey man We rock with everybody I fuck with That's one thing I pride myself I don't got beef with nobody For sure for sure
If a nigga got an issue with me, I don't even know. That's good.
Like, if a nigga don't like me, I'm like, I never even met that nigga. But you know what?
When I was coming up, I always thought that was weird to me. When I was like, nah, because I used to be like naive to the fact, like, you don't like me? What you mean? Because I had to do something wrong for you to like me. Right. In order for you to wake up and be like, I don't like that nigga. I don't like this bro. I wasn't raised to not like nobody.
Right. You see what I'm saying?
I'm like, why? Right. What did I do? What did I do to make you? When somebody be like, yo, I don't like you. I'm like, all right, what'd I say? Cause that's all it could be. You heard, I said something, I said something on my show. Right. You didn't like it, but do you not like what I said or do you not like me? Some people don't, some people don't like you because other people love you.
Which is weird. I had to learn that though. I didn't understand that for years. Until I got grown. Like older in high school. It's always been. It's never something I did to him. It's something I didn't do for him. That'll make a motherfucker not like me. But how do y'all deal with that now with y'all success though? I don't give a fuck. Yeah. You got to, at this point, you know what I mean?
You done been through it so long. Like for all of us, like we from different places, but all of our backgrounds are very similar being that we were all somebody prior to becoming somebody in the public eye. So we were dealing with a lot of the things that come with celebrity before there was any real celebrity.
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