Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
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Chapter 2: What insights are shared about financial literacy and community economics?
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And Freddie Gibbs directed.
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Chapter 3: How does the discussion shift to the impact of social media?
That's my dog right there. That's my dog. Directed by my best friend Raven. She smoked it at Ravy B. That's my dog. I'm happy that she took time off from shooting Beyonce, Jay-Z, and Adele. Yeah, she has other people that she works with. Film my dumb ass trying to rap. She's really made it now that she's like... Now that she's like shot you. That's just a funny resume.
Like, I mean, not to say that she has like a real resume that she would go in to give to a gig, but just imagine seeing that on the resume, like in order though. Like, all right. So you did both on the run tours. You did Adele's entire residency in Vegas. And then after that, you decided to go do what? To the Mercedes, Freddie Gibbs and Rory Frey. Those are small feats.
Ravy, you have now made it. Congrats, Ravy. Yeah, man. We're two for two. We are two for two. Congrats, man.
Video was dope.
I love it, man. I love it. Yeah, it was definitely a fun video for sure. I will say, don't get pushed in a pool with expensive corduroys on because they will bring you down and you will drown. Yeah. I was fighting for my life to get to the shallow end at one point. Those cord wars was really weighing me down. You hit your core. You're working on your core trying not to die. Yeah.
But please, please watch it. Give it a view. How long do I have to watch for a view to count? Just a second?
No.
All right, well, I mean, just watch the whole thing. And then just maybe put it on repeat. Send it to somebody so they can watch it. Yeah. I had to pitch to YouTube. That's always fun. Just sell yourself on a Zoom to try to make the video deeper than it really is. It's like, nah, Freddie... Freddie was somewhere else. Masego was in Brazil. I had to shoot a video.
There's no really deep meaning here. Yeah.
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Chapter 4: What are the implications of the N-word controversy in the podcast?
The feds are bored. Yeah. That's interesting. With so much going on. Yeah. Like, listen, we were the first people up here to condemn Puff and believe everybody. I think a lot of that was for headlines and to get people up the ladder. Like, oh, I did the Puffy case. It's for headlines. This is going to be the same exact thing. No one's here for justice. They're here for headlines.
Yes, I think the feds are bored in a lot of cases. Because I even think on the... Side of the feds with crime, let's just say in New York with what they do with Ricos, with gangs, that doesn't get the headlines that they want. Puff gets the headlines. Universal Music, iHeart, that gets the headlines that gets people up the ladder when they do these cases.
Getting fucking GS9, like that's, yeah, all right, cool. That's a headline for like a week.
Right.
you saw even with the young thug thing, like these, this is all about headlines. And I think that's what the feds, they have the Rico law, which just allows you to kind of just say whatever, like, this is just, this is an organization. So anything that happened now you're guilty of it. And there's no, there's no law that regulates Rico, which I think there should be. Yeah. Regulates Rico.
What do you mean? There should be something that, I think you have to further prove the criminal organization and the crimes that were involved in it. I do not think YSL is a gang, but according to them, it was a gang. Thug was at the top. He was apparently the leader of the gang. If somebody that's in the gang happens to murder somebody, I'm not responsible for that murder.
Now, if Thug ordered the murder, now we're talking different. Rico allows, if somebody just happens to claim the flag of your blood set and does some shit on their own, not even under the flag or orders, now I'm part of this murder just because we're in the same gang. There needs to be regulation on Rico.
But you put, you saying regulation on Rico, but that's the whole point of the Rico.
I'm saying they need to regulate that because it's a cheat code. All right, let's use the mafia. There's Gambino Associates. Shit that John Gotti... John Gotti don't even know that person's name. Never seen them in his life. Some people just do crimes on their own. But they also just happen to be associated with a gang.
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Chapter 5: What did Chris Brown say about Michael Jackson, Beyonce, and Usher?
Chris Brown, you know, y'all heard what he said.
What Chris Brown said? I be so tired of y'all. Not about what y'all talking about. Oh. What Chris say? I'm about to say what? You know, I don't be knowing shit. Y'all start telling me shit. I'm like, wait, what happened now? He finally admitted that Damaris and I were right. That Quavo was much bigger than him. Yeah, right.
He said, everyone compares Michael Jackson, Beyonce, Usher, and Quavo to me, but we're all superstars in our own right.
Yeah.
He never said that.
Yes, he did.
He didn't say people compare what Quavo what.
I didn't hear you add Quavo into it. You're mad annoying. Yeah, that's what I'm like.
No, he put something up on his IG story, I believe. Can you click that, Josh? He tweeted, honest opinion, Beyonce, Michael Jackson, and Usher are all the best superstars in lanes of their own. I see a lot of podcasts and debates on who's better. And the truth is that we all shine bright in our own way. I'll never say I'm a better anything.
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Chapter 6: How did Chris Brown describe his relationship with other superstars?
He got it from some dancers he was watching on Soul Train. He culturally appropriated it. No, no, no. Culture vulture, Michael was. No, there was black people that created it. And he ended up being white. They were on Soul Train. Yeah. And he saw that move. Okay. It was part of like the whole road when, you know, dancers were doing the whole robot type of thing.
And he saw that on, I think on Soul Train and he just made that a part of his performance. And, you know, obviously his, his platform was the biggest in the world. So when he did it, that was the first time that many people saw that move, but yeah. I mean, how much stake do you put into iconic choreography versus being the better dancer? Like, I agree with you.
If we were in the same place Steve Harvey was doing You Got Served and it's just Michael and Chris in the ring. Yeah, I'm going to take Chris Brown in that regard. As far as dancing? I think Michael and Beyonce are over here, and then Chris Brown and Usher are over here.
Between, obviously, Thriller goes without saying, but Beyonce with her crazy in love choreography, I remember everyone trying to do that when I was in seventh, eighth grade. Single ladies, she has iconic choreography with her dancing that is going to last forever. Same way with Michael.
Chapter 7: What does Charlie Sheen reveal about his past experiences?
I mean, the Yo video, I think Chris definitely had iconic, like people would try and do that choreography, but in the Usher My Way video, I remember that. But do they have their staple as far as dancing goes? Mike, who you talking about? Chris Brown and Usher. We know Beyonce and Michael Jackson have their staples. Does Chris and... Like a move? A particular move?
Anytime Beyonce is on tour and if she's going to perform Single Ladies... People are waiting for that choreography.
Chapter 8: What is 'poor people food' and how is it discussed?
Like that's the whole thing.
Chris Brown has it with wall to wall. I don't hear nothing but ladies calling. Yeah. And take you down. And take you down.
Yeah, Take You Down did too, yeah.
Yeah.
But is that the level we think that a single ladies or a thriller would be?
Nothing is at the level of single ladies.
There would never be anything at the level of thriller. Well, obviously. But I still think, not to say single ladies is compared to thriller as far as choreography, but she did check that box of, I have an iconic, iconic choreography dance. I just, I feel like Usher, And Chris maybe could outdance them, but don't have that.
Well, part of that is because Usher and Chris can outdance them, their choreography is harder to do.
For sure. I mean, do anything Chris does.
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