Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
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So there's a lot of music commenters that like to talk shit about females. They like to talk shit, period, about people that's in the music industry and everything. But the thing about it is that it's like, before y'all put a mic in front of y'all and y'all start commenting and y'all start talking shit, Y'all should really make y'all research on artists that y'all talking shit about.
You know what I'm saying? Like, a lot of... It's real popular to talk shit about Cardi. And I want to thank this girl named Damaris because she be standing up for me like crazy. And, like, she be speaking for me. And, like, when a man stand up for you, that's great. But when a female stand up for me, that means... The world to me.
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Chapter 2: How did Cardi B acknowledge Demaris?
So for your birthday, we decided to move into our new studio. Yes, just get a whole new studio just for my birthday. Just wanted to get out of that. Because getting those things happens so quickly. Yeah, no. We just walked around the city. We was like, yo, let me get that. Yeah, let me get that. That one right there? Let me take that one. So we're in our new space.
It's good to be in our new studio. Thank you to the team for putting everything together. We still got some things to work on, but we wanted to get in here as soon as possible.
Yeah, I mean, we've been looking for a space for quite some time. Didn't really find anything that we liked, per se.
The market in New York is fucking crazy.
It's awful.
But I think we found something that
suits what we were looking for yeah what we wanted to do og set for those that uh watched in the beginning this has been in storage for quite some time while you guys were dirtying up my fucking house yeah thank fucking god it feels good to have like yeah now invite any dirty gene therapist you want yeah like at this point i don't care invite anyone anyone can come now your house is empty now it's it's quiet it's peaceful i feel that way did you sage
Did you sage the crib yet?
Oh, for sure. I mean, I Febreze anytime and leaves regardless. Wow, that's fucking crazy.
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Chapter 3: What are the implications of AI in the music industry?
No hate.
You have to see how an artist could take it that way. And we don't need to repeat points.
I understand how it is now. Anything other than you're the greatest, that was dope, or much love is deemed as hate. I get it. I understand that. But is it really hate if I'm just saying that the fans need another album? No.
But do you think you put me in another London situation? Do you feel that you did that? How? Roy wants to let it be known he was not hating Cardi. I had been getting killed like I was hating. I was a Cardi defender.
Yeah, for the record, we were all defending Cardi.
But I wasn't hating. And I was defending London in summer. I'm stuck on that word, hating. Where was I hating at? Because I gave my opinion. I always say I'm rooting for her. I'm just saying I don't think that her album was a better... If they would have gave her best album... No B for me.
The fact that it was best rap album next to Damn, next to Victory Lap, next to Daytona, those rap albums, me personally, I didn't think that her album was a better rap album than those albums. That's not hate.
You do know that best album means best of all the albums, including the rap albums?
No, that's not what it means. What I'm saying is in the rap category, best rap album. Yeah, but there's still a popularity gap.
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Chapter 4: What insights do they share about AI's impact on personal interactions?
She said, call me. I'm like, for what? So I called her. I'm like, Ma, I was, oh, no, I'm just making sure it was you. She was here.
Yeah.
That's a great point. That's actually a really great point.
No, no, no. We just texted this morning that my Netflix is blocked out from some number.
Chapter 5: How does the discussion shift to the authenticity of music in the age of AI?
Yeah.
I'll get that same block, too. I'll get that same text, too. And I'm just like, but it's crazy because my mom is not She's not on social media. She's not like, she doesn't really know this whole AI thing and hearing these AI songs and things like that. The iPhone is AI to her. Right. So for her to say that, like call me and then I'll call you. I'm just making sure it was you.
Chapter 6: What are the key takeaways from their analysis of Freddie Gibbs' situation?
Like, I was like, damn, this is where we at now. Like you have to like, you get a text message from your loved ones and you like, nah, call me. Your mom's just 10 toes down. She's from that era. No phones. No, she's definitely from that era. But I was just like I was on the phone with Con Ed at the time. So I'm like, well, I'm on the phone on the line with them trying to get into the account.
But I can't call you right now. Only in person conversations.
Chapter 7: How do they assess the current state of the NBA playoffs?
But, you know, it's always tapped. It was just interesting to see that that's now a part of just the normal interaction with us now. We have to make sure it's really you.
Yeah. Ironically, it's funny you brought up the Tupac-Coachella shit, and I don't think people bring that up enough. I thought that was going to be a wave. It stopped at Tupac.
I think it got very expensive.
No, there was like one or two more. They just weren't... They did a Whitney one. Is it weird that that didn't catch on, though? It didn't hit. No, it's weird that they tried to make it catch on. The only person I felt bad for in that entire Tupac situation was Snoop Dogg because he was on that stage with a hologram that he couldn't see. But... So much of music... We could see the hologram.
Snoop just was on an empty stage hearing Hail Mary.
So much of music's authenticity. So to the AI point where there's so much pushback from the fans, people want authenticity from their artists. So anything artificial just kind of taints that experience. At least that's how I look at it from a consumer perspective.
It just takes the... It just takes the soul out of everything. Yeah. It's like, even with the writers that are striking now, it's like, sure, you can use this technology and, you know, just upload a basic thing about what you want this script to be about. And this technology will spit out an entire script. But there's still no soul in that.
There's still no, you know, real emotion involved in that. And when you start taking that away from You know what I mean? It's just like with the whole NFT thing. That's why I never really jumped on the NFT wave like that because it was more so like, okay, you're telling me you have a Basquiat. I'm like, oh shit, like I'm going to come out of the crib and see it.
And you're like, nah, it's right here. You open your phone. What is that? Like, I'm not jacking. You know what I'm saying? To me, it's like, what are you talking about? You have a, what is that? To me, that's not, and I get it because that was a time where everybody was in the house and we just needed like these new ways to create these different cultures and things like that.
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