Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
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Chapter 2: How do the hosts feel about financial literacy and entrepreneurship?
Like, who does that? Who you don't want to see those quotes, Baby D? Like, who can't see those quotes that's on everybody else's page on social media? Like, who can't see those quotes? Then she come in here... Josh says, your baby D, you look like you in love. I can tell. Baby D like, what? Nah, I had a matcha and a Celsius.
What?
I had a matcha, a Celsius, and a lemon drop. I'm just happy. His name is Matcha. Oh boy, Baby D just, she don't know that we can see through all of that.
Whatever.
No, I think she's just happy. No, listen, I'm happy that Baby D is happy. I'm just saying her reason for, the reason she gave Josh while she has a pep in her step today. I believe Pete calls her Pepe Le Pew. Yeah, it's absolutely crazy that she said she had a lemon drop, a matcha, and a Celsius. That would give anybody a pep in their step, to be fair.
Are you still going to feel this happy once you crash off all that? Yeah. So it ain't that. It ain't that. It's never that. Like, it's never that. Happy Thursday, everyone.
Happy Thursday.
We are back. Welcome to another episode of New Rory and Maul. We are brought to you by Boost Mobile. Damaris is boosted today. Oh, yeah, she's definitely boosted. She had her Boost Mobile. Unlimited talk, text. She had her mobile boosted? Yeah, she got unlimited everything right now. She got a limited pep in her step. It's all good, though, baby D. You look good. You look happy. You smiling.
I'm happy for you.
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Chapter 3: What are the implications of Cardi B's long wait for her album?
I don't care. Okay, you made us wait seven years, but this is the thing now. Because you made your fans wait seven years, and again, the success that Cardi had first album, not many can say they had that type of success on any album. She had it on her first album. So you set the bar high. You let your fans wait five, six, seven years. Cool.
As long as the music is good, and as long as people love the album, the wait don't matter after that. Once the album's out and people are like, yo, there's some shit on here. It don't even matter how long people had to wait. All of that goes out the window. But the music has to be good.
Chapter 4: Why did Cardi B not submit WAP for a Grammy?
That's the bottom line.
We've spoken to that. She brought up... She brought up how she's not a lot of the pressure that she gets to do shit the cool way. Like, for example, she brought up that she didn't submit WAP for a Grammy.
I was going to ask you being party game. What does she mean? I did not know that the haters made her not submit WAP. Why would you not submit WAP to the Grammys? Because people feel like it wasn't, no album came out.
It was a big, it was a big controversy.
Like, yeah, it was a big controversy. Wait, just, do you need an album to submit a song? I don't. I mean, I would.
I didn't understand that when it happened either. I didn't understand that when it happened. I think it was because of the graphic nature possibly of the song or something like that. I can't remember exactly what it was, but she was pressured to not submit it and she didn't, which sucks because she probably would have won.
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Chapter 5: What are the discussions surrounding Jim Jones and Nas?
Yeah. Yeah.
Like the biggest song of that year. Yeah.
Yeah. So I think her thing is like, I don't want to just be like, oh, you shouldn't do this. You shouldn't do this. Like, I should do this the cool way. And it's like, man, no. Any fucking artist in any label will tell you to do that, to give your two biggest songs a fucking album home.
Everybody else does it. Cardi, to me, doesn't come across as a liar, but that does not make any sense to me. There's no way a label is going to say, yo, the fans will be mad if you submit. No, it wasn't the label. It wasn't the label. Who do you think submits to the Grammys?
Yeah, but I don't think it was the, she didn't say, she said, I let y'all bully me. And I think it was, it was something else, but it wasn't the label or the fan.
I'm not sure. And this isn't research, but I was asking you because when I read that. Oh, I'm not. I don't know all the details to that. Well, I mean. Does it matter?
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Chapter 6: How do friendships change when one person achieves success?
Cardi's album is coming September 19th. Yes. September 19th. Am I the drama? Again, I just want the music to be good. I want Cardi, made us wait seven years, cool. Was busy, had a family, married, respect all of that. Make sure the family is good first and foremost. Whenever you want to get back to the art and the music, you do that. So obviously she feels like she's in that space.
I'm just hoping that the music is good. She got some shit on there. And that's it, man. All these numbers and why I didn't put this out. All of that is, once this album drops, if the music is good, all of that shit doesn't even matter. Can we stay uptown for a quick second? Let's always stay uptown, bro.
What's up?
What you want to chop to eat was good. I do want to thank our brother in arms, Jim Jones, for making Nas relevant again. Wait, what? Thank you to Jimmy. You know, Nas is a legend, and I appreciate that... our guy Jimmy has made him relevant once again. See, you being funny, and I respect that. I respect you being funny. I respect you finding humor.
He's being funny.
No, no, I respect you finding humor. And you know that's my guy. No, listen, I respect you finding humor in this. Now, we spoke about this the other day. I thought... And then he doubled down and went and did another interview. I thought Jim was trolling. And to some extent, I feel like he may still be trolling. He said last Sunday on Instagram that he was trolling.
Yeah, but now this latest clip that came out, he sat down with Bag Fuel. Yeah. And Clue was on there as well. He sat down with them and his quote was, what I did for Nas recently probably has never been done in his life. Last time he was in some viral shit like this was when he was getting that Jay-Z. Now, He may have a point with the viral thing, right?
He may have a, because Nas is not somebody that goes viral much. There wasn't, viral didn't exist when he was going to Jason. This is what I'm getting at. But on the flip side of this, I don't think Nas cares about going, he owns Ring cameras. Really? Yeah. I didn't know that. He's one of the first investors in Ring Camera. I don't think Nas cares about going viral. And that's the thing.
You don't think? Nas does not care about going viral. And that's the thing. Jim, I understand what Jim is saying. So he may have a point. No, he doesn't. No, no. He may have a point in the whole Nas being viral thing. What's the definition of viral? But at the same time, Jim, you're going viral off of talking about Nas.
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