Chapter 1: What is the legacy of Keri Hilson discussed in the episode?
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Oh, it's going to be a great episode today, fellas.
Whenever you start with saying my name. That's the intro.
Say my name. If he's not, if she's not there, you're alone.
First of all, if he's real, he could get the I love you line off.
Definitely.
Yeah. Easily. Like, that's going to change things.
I've got some of my best I love you's off while she was sleeping on my chest. Yeah. Come on now. I know, D. I'm not shit. I know. I know. That's what I'm here for today. I ain't shit.
and how he acting you acting shady calling my house when I ain't tell you to right mind your fucking business mind your business Michelle Kelly yo say Beyonce say it no I wouldn't do that no exactly no no thank you fuck exactly we are back you can't you can't ever offend as we've seen transgender people Jewish people or Beyonce yeah those are the three you just gotta stay away from those yeah
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Chapter 2: What is the new porn category mentioned by Mal?
That's why I was trying to go with it. What were y'all standing next to each other for? Just in the same place. It wasn't like we were together. You harmonized Miss Carrie, baby?
She's 5'9".
Exactly.
How old are you?
Probably not. 5'10 on a good day. Yeah. Most days are good days.
If you got the Nike boots or Timbs on.
Yeah. Come on, you know how it go, bro.
What? Gotta get the extra half inch.
The same height?
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Chapter 3: How did the team react to the HR complaints?
I like sex and music together. It's like a crossover album. No, it's Whistle While You Work.
It's essentially Whistle While You Work. Well, I mean, how was the whistle? Was it a good jingle? No, he whistled like he was calling a play on a football field. It wasn't like a sexy, you know what I mean? It wasn't like a seductive, like, you know, it was like one of them hard whistles, like he was calling out the fucking audible.
What does a seductive whistle sound like, Moe?
You know, like... I don't know. I can't really whistle. Turned everyone on. Just something, just something like his shit was like loud, aggressive. Like he was trying to call out the block. Like the blitz is coming. Like watch him.
But you got to think too, he had to practice that. That wasn't a freestyle.
No, no, no.
He definitely, he definitely. So practice, like that must've been hilarious. Where's the BTS for that?
But she wasn't ready for that. You could tell they didn't speak about that. Cause when he did it, like she started laughing. You could tell like she wasn't ready for that.
It probably tickled.
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Chapter 4: What are the implications of D.A.R.E.'s funding cuts?
I think D.A.R.E. is a non-profit, but part of it is funded by the government. But they said funding for D.A.R.E. was greatly reduced in the 2000s because of its poor performance at reducing drug use.
They were terrible. That's what I'm saying. People are going to do drugs, man. It just is what it is. I don't care how many programs you throw out there. If somebody wants to do drugs, they're going to do drugs. Somebody wants to try drugs, they're going to try drugs. That's just human nature.
Chapter 5: How has drug culture changed from the 80s and 90s?
You don't matter. You can take that shit out of the ghetto and ship that shit to wherever. People are going to travel to go get it. And the suburbs too. Yeah, exactly. That's when it became a problem when the kids from the suburbs started coming down to the inner city and then taking it back to the suburbs and then ODing, dying in their fucking mom's mansion. For sure.
Then they want to go get the little black guys that sold it to them all the way.
They don't even have to go. They don't have to go to the ghetto to get drugs. They're in their mother's medicine cabinet. Well, yeah, that's where it starts. That's where it starts.
Chapter 6: What are the current challenges in the music industry?
The Xanax and all of that shit, that's white kid shit. That ain't our shit. We ain't nobody prescribing us Xanax.
That's not our culture. Our culture is not pill popping. This is what I'm saying. All of this shit that the kids are into now, I'm like, bro, we was never into drugs like that. Hip hop in the 80s and 90s, from what I remember, when Snoop and them came on strong, that's when we started getting into 40 ounces, drinking 40 ounces. That's when you started seeing that shit in New York a lot.
But that wasn't even a New York thing. We adopted that from the West Coast, drinking 40s and shit like that. That was never really a New York thing like that. Like, that was all shit that we adopted. And then, obviously, Snoop.
At my age, it was just a thing.
Chapter 7: What upcoming projects are artists like Earthgang and J.I.D. working on?
40s was always around.
No, it was always around. But when, like, Snoop and Cube and all of them started, like, that whole West Coast scene really blew up. That's when you started seeing dudes in New York going to the store drinking 40s.
Fucking Malt Lee.
Yeah, that's when that shit blew up like that. We was never into pills, though. The shit they on now, lean and all of that shit, I don't understand none of that shit.
Hell nah.
It's weird. Lean was kind of popping when I was in high school. Then I feel like it disappeared, and then it came back crazy. For like two years, no one was drinking lean at all. I was like, oh, I guess lean is gone. And then all of a sudden, I don't know if it was Wayne, I don't know what it was. Then every rapper on earth was doing it, and then I saw it everywhere too.
That's what I'm saying. You see the rappers doing it, and then it's that and third, and then it falls into the streets. But we're saying up here, obviously lean was crazy in the South. That's a South thing, but that's what I'm saying. New York City, it wasn't, and then we didn't have the internet, so we couldn't see dudes doing that shit.
But lean kind of, I think, put a lot of,
the rap community into pills because it's a similar it's the same it's the same shit it's just not liquid anymore yeah it's a downer all of that shit is synthetic heroin oh for sure all of that shit is synthetic heroin it all makes you look like you shot heroin in your vein you start nodding drooling And that's not cool. And that's why, see, I never really got into that shit.
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