Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
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Chapter 2: What happened during Baby D's birthday celebration?
Oh, Rory be dragging you outside?
Watch Rory say he don't go nowhere. Rory been outside lately.
So? I didn't invite you? You got it. Monday, which was the start of our vacation. Oh, yeah. We all went and got birthday drinks. Mm-hmm. And that was it. Where I invite you out to. You get mad that I don't invite you out. Why me and Rory get drunk at FaceTime, people? But we ain't gonna talk about it. Oh, y'all one of those? Y'all get drunk at FaceTime? No, I'm her plus one.
Oh, okay.
I just be there. Oh, okay. And then, of course, never mind. It's cool.
It's cool.
Just know that the bullshit I said you was going to do, I get a call at like 3 a.m. I did that bullshit.
Welcome to New World, Ma.
He's blocked. I said, nah, you blocked him. That means you could unblock him. She would stay like, nah, he blocked. Listen, when Damaris start talking that block and not spinning the block. Damaris is mis-blocked. She's queen block. She's going to reopen blockheads. Whether you spinning blocks or blocking somebody.
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Chapter 3: How does Rory's psychic experience unfold?
You've never seen me around a group and I'm just in the corner not saying nothing in the way. I speak to everybody.
I definitely was giggling niggas out they drawers this weekend, though. I'm just here to tell you. How many drawers? Yo, we cool.
I'm just saying, how many drawers?
That's all I asked.
I'm just saying, how many drawers? Collecting bodies over the weekend.
Like what?
It's a crazy life.
It's just a metaphor. You know, you make niggas giggle, man. I still got it. I can still make a nigga giggle, bro. I still got it.
Oh, like over the music, too? Like the little whisper giggles? Yeah, the whisper. When you start clowning with other people wearing, then touch your knee? Damn, oh, now, you a, you a, that's dirty macking. That's dirty macking. Clowning what other niggas wearing to make the bitch laugh in the club? Oh, no, it's always women, which I guess is worse. Wait, wait, hold on.
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Chapter 4: What are the implications of YG's new song about childhood trauma?
I'll be a better podcaster for you guys, I promise. Did they actually date? That would have had to be the issue, right? Or maybe Hailey just didn't like the song and thought it was bad for a man? I thought they dated.
Okay, they dated, yeah. You can get more information on that, but I thought they dated.
I can see that being a thing for sure.
What?
Like, man. If you date a chick now and then she go in the studio with her ex and start doing fucking Magic Stick remix verses, yeah, you're going to feel a way. All right, but who's her ex? Like, if her ex is an accomplished, like, artist, like, if my baby mom's is, you know, she's an artist as well. She does well. And I dated, let's say... I don't know, Maya at one point.
And then Maya now, Maya has a record and she wants me to... I love what you're doing with this hypothetical for yourself. I'm just saying, like if she wants me to do like, she wants me to put like 20 bars on it, you think I'm not going to give Maya 20 bars because we dated at one point and me and my baby moms are not together anymore?
Well, let's, I just looked this up. Let's clear this up. So it is saying that DDG and Bia did not date.
Allegedly did not date. Yeah, my baby mom's got to watch out. She got to get out the way. Watch out is so funny. Yeah, she got to get out the way. Okay. This, I think, happens with a lot of relationships where both people are talented artists. Hailey, we would definitely say is a very talented artist, right? Absolutely. Knows music theory. She's that type of chick. Absolutely.
She was probably looking out for her man. No, she's not. That ain't it. Bro, that record ain't it. That ain't it. Because if it's not some history shit, or even if like, I think most artists that date other artists have at least some comfortability that you may be saying some nasty shit on record, but that's for record, entertainment shit.
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Chapter 5: How do the hosts feel about the Summer Jam lineup?
No, that's clickbait. Because he even retweeted and said, yo, I never said this. Okay, cool. That's clickbait. Clickbait. All right. Just an ex? Just an ex. Okay. Well, we don't know which ex it was. And we know DG, he's a child of God, but he does have a past. Yeah. He's one of those that he may have his jersey up in the rafters pretty soon. Could be a couple exes there. Who knows?
Yeah, my ex still ain't telling me what to do with my music though. Unless she's like, she's doing music as well. And she's like accomplished. Ruby's not accomplished? It depends on who you're asking. What's the hood record when she's by the car? And then when everyone's like, yo, your dad's a dentist? That song's pretty good. Yo, they did her so dirty with that shit.
Like, what my dad being a dentist got to do with me being in the hood, though? Like, maybe I still like hood shit. They was calling her Nunu. Yeah, I was in there, you know, offering feelings. Hood bitch aesthetic, right? It's an aesthetic.
Chapter 6: What are the thoughts on the official song for New York?
Not really a bitch. It's just an aesthetic. It's a filter. No, this is really the hood. Yeah, we really are. We really are struggling. When is the dude from the hood cared if the girl was from the suburbs outside of the movie ATL? Never matter. Come on. Come hang with us. Never matter.
I do hate like because this hood bitch aesthetic has kind of become like a thing with the upcoming of female rappers and all of this. Like it's like cool to be the hood bitch. A lot of these like suburban born girls be talking like they hood bitches and you can't. People don't know that, like, it's just as a real hood bitch, I be sitting up there like, y'all got to stop this shit.
Because this, you talking like you grew up doing what it had to do to be a bitch in the hood, fighting and witnessing a whole bunch of traumatic shit that makes you cold inside. You ain't really like that. You just got long nails and you talking crazy. You ain't really, you ain't, it's real bitches out here that will really crash out because they don't have nothing to lose.
But I mean, you know, long nails, short shorts. Cheat print, do whatever you want to do.
And then they run into the real hood bitch. And it's like, no, you're hating. Why are you doing that? Why do you want to fight? Why do you want to fight?
I'm a pretty bitch. I don't fight. Yeah. Okay.
I know mad pretty chicks that fight.
Go crazy on it too.
I don't know. I mean, I've, I've had, Exes tell me songs they didn't like. Sometimes I listen, sometimes I didn't. But that's with everybody. Like, I'll always go to people I respect. Musical opinions doesn't mean I'm always going to listen to them, but I always want their opinion. Okay. I'll take it into consideration. Sometimes they're right. Sometimes I'll follow my gut. Yeah.
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Chapter 7: How do the hosts reflect on the legacy of Nipsey Hussle?
You got to go see Ne-Yo with me and Rory. When is she performing? I think my birthday, right? Yeah. May 4th, May 3rd, something like that.
Okay.
Here? New York? But you never know. I could be in Turks. You never know where I'm going to be. You're definitely not going to be where the sun is at. I can tell you that. You will not be. Palm tree to palm tree. Palm tree to palm tree. I know how to do it. Cabana to cabana. You don't hate being white? That's crazy. No. Shit is great. Shit is amazing. Can't stay out in the sun.
Sunburn is the least of my worries. Can't stay out in the sun too long, but everything else checks out for white people. Learning to the sun, but winning at life. I get it. And sometimes I want the freckles to pop out a little bit more. Get sunburn on purpose. You know how you got to stay in the sun? You got to like turn every three minutes. Like a rotisserie chicken? Turn inside. Okay.
You got to go back inside every three minutes. You got a time on your phone like how you do for your meeting? Yeah, absolutely. Like I've been outside too long, got to go back inside? That sucks. SPF 50. And then you always date black girls, so they just be out there just laying there for hours. Oh, yeah. But I mean, when we were in Vegas, you saw how I did it. Yeah. You fell asleep in that.
Falling asleep in 110 degree desert heat, Damaris is a different animal. Snoring, drooling at the pool party. That was some Pitbull, King Corso shit. It was 110 degree heat. How drunk were you? It wasn't drunk. No, it wasn't. It was just exhaustion. Oh, okay. I was really tired. Okay. But you saw, I had the towel. Rory had a whole towel over himself, a t-shirt on, a towel. I'm like...
Damn, he was still red. I'm like, ooh, baby, patchy.
Yeah. Patchy. That's powder right there. Powder. And it's not even like my black friends that make fun of me in the sun. I was with my Italian godbrother and he was the one clowning me the entire time. Damaris, Raven, everyone was very understanding of my situation. And my Italian godbrother was just laughing at me the entire fucking time while his Sicilian skin just turned olive.
Olive, yeah, yeah. He looks like garlic bread. He looks fucking gorgeous. He looks like garlic bread. He looks like garlic bread fresh out the broiler. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I get it. Shimmering in that sun.
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