Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
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Today we are joined by somebody who probably long overdue conversation here today. Somebody who in my perspective is a legend in radio. He's a huge wrestling personality. I think I'm a wrestling personality too if you ask me some stuff, so. I don't think to the degree of him. Well, not to the degree of this guy. But a classic, legendary New York radio personality, radio DJ, Peter Rosenberg.
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Chapter 3: What are the key moments in the latest season of The Real Housewives of Atlanta?
Live studio audience. Thank you. Yes. More and more. Thanks, guys. Pistol Pete. I'm going to call you Pistol Pete. It's been a minute, but I'll take it. It's been a minute since somebody called you that.
When did they stop?
When did they stop calling you Pistol Pete? It comes up periodically. You know what I'm saying? Young Jeezy the Jeezy.
You just had to drop the pistol. I get it. At a certain point, I had to clean up. It was like, hey, guys, I got to move on.
I don't do those things anymore. I'm an ESPN now.
Yeah, yeah. We got to drop that.
We got to drop that. How are you feeling, old man? It's good to see you. I feel great, man. I feel great. Well, we've been talking for a minute about doing this.
Yeah.
Rory told me he was coming on and he was like, yo, Pete's coming on. Rory thought that me and you had a thing. And I was just like, yo, I don't have an issue with Pete. I think Mo's one of the very few people in hip hop media I've never had any problems with. I'm going to yell out the window and somebody would have said, yeah, we have an issue. Fuck that guy. Yeah. I don't think of all ever.
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Chapter 4: How does Peter Rosenberg view his relationship with hip hop media?
I thought Pete was fighting. So can I explain why? So this asshole is drinking, having a party, having a good time, sees one thing and reposts it. He's not thinking about the fact that as you remember very well, the internet was so live at that point in time. If you weighed in,
If you wanted to see a tweet of yours get 3,000 retweets for the first time in your life, you could just quote something and get it. So his little line, when I went and checked my at replies, it's 900 people telling him like, yeah, Rory, tell him to sit the fuck down. I'm like, my man, why are you? It was just a quote. No one had pointed out that I couldn't quote. Why did I need you?
Why did I need you? So anyways, it was nothing, but it was funny. And even because you know where I was at in Mexico. If you're not in that house, you don't have service. And we were out the whole time. So when I called a bar... I opened Twitter and it was the only thing I saw. And I was like, well, that's funny. If Peter, I said that. Yeah.
And I just retweeted it as a joke, not realizing like, yes. Yeah. Until I got back to Mexico city. And then he sees me just like, Hey, what the hell's going on? Pete fighting for his life and his mentions. I was like, don't put me near, because that was the Vlad night, too. Yeah. Oh, I caught that later, too, the Vlad night. Yeah, don't put me over there. Yeah, it's not that.
That's not what this was. No, I was just quoting. I literally just thought it was a good line. Yeah. And even though this wasn't the case, the next one up, you and Syke talked about it, and... You both were like, oh, he was just trying to position himself to be one of the good whites and all that.
Oh, yeah, I did. Yeah, I did.
We had already talked about it, and obviously that was not... It was really just a fucking joke. I thought it was funny. But I was like, that's fine. I deserve it.
Go ahead.
I don't want to... Thank you. Thank you. You know what? I appreciate you letting me have that one. Yeah. But Rory's kind of like... In some ways, Rory is... Sort of like a bad white, a bad white. No, you're sort of like one, like a young and for me, like Rory is sort of, I've known him since he was first on the, on the come up and I've watched his whole thing. And you know what I'm saying?
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Chapter 5: What are the key moments in the music industry discussed?
Yeah. Well, I had two with them at PlayStation, I think. But then it was... uh, Best Buy. Yeah. Tyler was on the bill. SZA was there. Frank Ocean was there. Like it was literally the who's who was about to become like it in music. And it's crazy. I was watching the video and I saw the age of the kids, the crowd who I don't get me wrong. I was already much older than then. Yeah.
Like I'm, I was in my early thirties then and they all felt like kids. And And it's just funny now to be 13 years older. Yeah.
Chapter 6: How does Peter Rosenberg view Tyler, the Creator's impact?
And so the distance feels that much bigger between me and kids today. Although the weird thing about Tyler is he still continues to get these high school kids. Yeah. Like he gets older. Like Tyler, I think Mac Miller is similar. Yeah. Time goes on. Teenagers still right there. Yeah. It's like they become coming of age music. Yeah. We're now like once you discover you love music. Yeah. Yeah.
You're going to find Mac Miller. You're going to find swimming. Cole is great at that too. Jay Cole too. They keep continuing to get, and it's like, and I think, you know, now Kendrick seems to be in a younger space than ever too.
Chapter 7: What are the implications of Kanye West's recent controversies?
Cause he's now done this popular, the popular thing as well. But yeah, but Tyler in particular, like in terms of popular with the kids. Yeah. Yeah, it's very cool. I'm grateful that they still want to talk. No, I mean, here's the dig portion of it, of the flowers. Tyler's usually so innovative. It's crazy that he keeps coming to you. Which speaks to how good of a human being you are.
No, I'm serious. You know, Tyler would want to find some new way to do interviews or whatever, but still comes to radio and to you. Isn't that innovative though? Yeah. Like, isn't that innovative? I mean, yeah, everything comes back.
The vinyls are back.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Going to radio.
Chapter 8: How does the discussion shift to Hulk Hogan's legacy?
I mean, shit, clips, did I, they call it an old school rollout, I guess. Yeah. And by the way, everything comes back. We missed the clips. Like, so we were all off on the clips. We were, we were, we were part of that as well, but missed it. But like, so do we. Yeah.
don't i'm trying to get we had a scheduling conflict i don't know what the inside joke is here was it that they didn't call or all of our fans have been continuing this is the first time we've been acknowledging all our fans keep asking why the clips didn't come here and i don't know we didn't it just didn't happen yeah i thought we pushed on dm like it just didn't happen by the way i it's it's i i'm i gotta tell you i'm really happy they didn't do your show also
It's nice to meet one other person in media who they didn't do. Yo, this is like the collective of the people who didn't talk to clips on the rollout. They felt like they talked to everybody though. They were on a rollout for real. Which I wasn't offended by though. No, no, no. I'm never offended when people... No, I wasn't offended at all because I love them and I've been in contact with them.
I wasn't offended.
I did feel left out.
I felt left out. There's a difference between feeling left out and being offended. I've been both. That, absolutely, I have too. But there's also the thing because, you know, in watching a lot of the interviews on their rollout, I'm like, damn, but it's shit that I would have asked. I know. That some people didn't ask or maybe they were told that they shouldn't ask.
But you just always feel like there's a conversation that you could have specific with an artist like a Tyler. That if you see Tyler somewhere else, you're like, he's not going to have the conversation that he would have with Rosenberg. He's not going to do that. So it's the same with me sometimes. Of course.
And by the way, there also aren't that many people left that like, and I think you guys and I probably aren't that far off in this way. We're like, we really would want to talk to them and have a lot to talk about. Yeah, absolutely. Like there aren't that, like the clips are probably as popular and hit all, all the touch points that we'd be interested in. There they're going to go do it too.
You know what I mean? But like, I really do think it's innovative that Tyler does our show as media. And like, I see that point. Like it is, you know, like, Like Drake's thing has always been embrace who the next media person is going to be and go be there. Yeah. Tyler has gone complete opposite of like, I don't do it often. And when I do it, I do it with people that I trust.
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