Chapter 1: What do the hosts share about their Thanksgiving experiences?
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Chapter 2: What are the reactions to Jack Harlow's halftime performance?
Like, oh, they should have went left on that one. Like, oh, that should have been a throw. Yeah, the play happened. And of course, shouldn't have went for it on that one. Yeah, I know, because they didn't get it. How about you say that before the play?
Yeah.
One of those annoying sports fans that thinks he has a fucking show. But I was talking to my dad. I think it was just karma because as podcasters, that's what we are. Yeah. We come in Monday morning quarterback at the next day like, oh, you should have done a better rollout. Like it was that guy sitting behind me. So I felt like it was just subconscious. Pretty much just in football form.
That's all it was. Yeah. Then I walked over to the American Dream and went to Kaz's daughter's birthday party. Went in that Nickelodeon thing they have over there. Also not an ad. It's fun. Yeah, I had a lot of fun. It was a tiring fucking weekend, as you can hear in my voice, but I think I'm finally like an adult. Yeah. Nice. This is the first week I was like, you're an adult now.
Yeah. No, I felt that over the holiday too. I got as much rest as I could. Spent some time with the fam.
and that was it like i was just trying to just just rest man like just rest that london trip i ain't gonna i don't know if y'all still like i'm still tired yo i don't know what's going on but like it's taking me a minute to get over that one like that that jet lag was serious for me yeah like so i'll just spend some time resting and spend some time with the fam and that was it man but it was a cool break uh a lot of things happened while we were going uh i suppose yeah things always happen
I stayed off the internet for the most part, but I did catch in real time with my new family the Jack Harlow halftime performance on Thanksgiving Day, which outside of it being weird to try to explain to everyone what I do for a living that doesn't know who I am in a house, I then had to explain who Jack Harlow was to everyone and why he was coming out of a papier-mâché igloo.
This one was rough because I'm a Jack Harlow fan. Prior to what everyone thinks. Who do we think fucked this up? For those that didn't see, Jack Harlow did the halftime performance of the Lions game. Looked very low budget. I've seen Jack Harlow perform. He's not a bad performer. This was just boring and looked like it was thrown together. Sorry, can't even speak. Together at the last minute.
Why was he here? There's the Thanksgiving, they always do a halftime show. Yeah, but who, why was Jack, like, why did they decide to go with Jack Harville? One of the, yeah, he's one of the bigger artists right now. He's got a new single. I just feel like rappers that can hit every single word the way Jack does, you should give him some help in the production world.
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Chapter 3: What are the challenges of being a nepo baby in hip-hop?
You know what I mean? It's like that type of... So if... Should've transitioned. If T.I. has a son and his son is trying... Which one of his kids do make music, I believe...
Domani, he's dope.
But it's still like, you know what I mean? It's kind of like, yeah, but you, your dad really has success. He really put out some dope albums and has some dope records. Like you ain't really, it's tough. But now if you're just somebody that's coming up under, you know, T.I. has a bunch of businesses.
He has, you know, clothing brands and now you're kind of creative director of a clothing brand, things like that. Absolutely, you should take those opportunities and try to like still keep the family business and grow it. But it's just tough when you're also doing what you're,
mother or father actually did.
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Chapter 4: How does nepotism affect artists in the music industry?
If it's that public facing too, yeah.
I mean, it could have to do with the last name, but I think a great example of it right now is Jimmy Henchman's son. Obviously, he was raised around the industry, but now he has iSpice. He's carved a lane.
Everyone knows Jimmy Henchman's son was around his father in the industry, but I don't think we look at Jimmy Henchman's son as some nepo baby because he now manages iSpice and has carved a lane in the industry. I don't think anyone looks at his son and goes, he was given that. He had opportunity that maybe somebody else didn't because of his father. Mm-hmm. But he did that shit on his own.
He carved his own lane. It's not like he started working with his father's ex-clients or anything. He found a girl his age, his lane of music, and has now made a great career for himself. There's ways you can do it. Do you think that people pay as much attention to him? Do you think he gets the same meetings?
Chapter 5: What relationship dynamics are highlighted in Teyana Taylor and Iman Shumpert's split?
Do you think people take him as seriously if he isn't his son? I can't speak to that because I would take the meeting out of fear as well.
No, but to demarcate this question, no, I think that it can go either way because his father, his name is not
you know, squeaky clean. Yeah. A lot of people would probably want to stay away from it. Especially right now.
So it could hinder him as well. It could make it there.
It could hinder him as well. Way worse, to be quite honest.
But I just think that... I think that there is a thing in hip-hop that we do have to get away from when it comes to the whole nepotism thing and feeling like, oh, you only were able to, you know, land in this position because of your family and your relationship... Okay. Okay, Ian. There's nothing wrong with that.
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Chapter 6: How should one navigate trust issues in relationships?
I think that if your family worked hard and created a standard and now you're a kid or a child coming up through that family rank and now you're an adult and you fall in line and this is what you want to do. You want to continue working in the family business. I mean, it's no different if your family owns an amazing bakery in the city. Yeah.
And now you are the manager at the bakery or now you run the bakery. It's the same thing. This is what it's supposed to be. It's supposed to be my family handing this down. It's now my time to grow the family business as best as I can, keep it going for the next generation that's coming up behind me. Only in hip hop do we kind of look at that as a negative when it's like, oh, you was handed that.
You didn't have to work for that. Like, yeah, right. Like, me example, I went to private school most of my life growing up. As a kid, I didn't think that there was anything wrong with it. Was it all white people? No, it wasn't all white people. Shut up, Rory. According to Julian, it was all white. He thinks that light-skinned Puerto Ricans are white. Oh, wait a minute. Are they not?
No. Not all of them. Some of them are. We'll have to do their 23. The mayor has to say yes. Some of them, I mean, if their complexion is there, yes, they would be considered white. You know, for sure. Who? I'm not saying that. Say it's a fat Joe. Puerto Ricans? Have a blast. Fat Joe white? Fat Joe doesn't count. Obviously, I'm not talking about fat Joe. There's some Puerto Ricans.
Shit, there's even some Dominicans who look white. Yes.
But they're not white.
You can be a white Dominican just like you can be an Afro-Dominican. Yes. You can be a white Cuban. You can be an Afro-Cuban. Yes. Yes. That's a nationality. Okay, I understand that. I understand what you're saying, but I mean, no. Unless you're nepo-queuing. I'm not going to go call Fat Joe white, no. You should try, though.
You should not. But yeah, only in hip-hop do we kind of frown upon the whole nepotism thing. And I get it. Like I said, if your dad is Jay-Z and now you're trying to rap, it's going to be tough for you, kid.
We know who your dad was when he did. Those are pretty big shoes to follow behind, but your dad is Jay-Z, you can now run one of the companies that your dad created. You can now be a creative director at one of the clothing brands.
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