Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
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Chapter 2: What are the implications of paying for sex in today's culture?
I mean, you know, it is what it is. And then he goes on to say... He goes on to say... Well, this was January 2014. He says, don't trust those random black dudes with the fade and nappy natural bummy almost dredged shit at the top. They like everything. Okay. I don't connect that one. I don't know what hairstyle he's talking about. Some black chicks work here. Affirmative, nigga.
I don't know what that is either. Black people are currently mad right now, but in two weeks we'll be over it because they really don't care. Cool hashtag though, right? I always say all the time people don't care. Yeah, okay. These sound like a lot of malls tweets. Yeah, he in my back. Tyler was in my, he was taken from my book. That's my chapter. I didn't know you guys had so much in common.
Yeah, Tyler was the, that was my book, Tyler. It's all good. But no, there was some wild ones. The R. Kelly one was fucking insane. He said R. Kelly pissed on a kid and got away with it. That's the swaggiest shit I've ever seen. Oh yeah, that's crazy. That's crazy. That you can't tweet, Tyler. Oh, so none of them were crazy? Just the one with R. Kelly? No, I think all of them were crazy.
mall is speaking for mall what was crazy about it talking about somebody with haircuts that like everything that's crazy to say yeah certain haircuts they like everything not my place to say but i mean it's not crazy i mean not saying you you agree with it but i don't think that that's crazy i wouldn't look at that in 2014 like yo he wilding i mean here's like even with early odd future shit like that would be like going through old eminem albums and like pulling out lines
Like, I'm not agreeing with anything that Tyler has said here, but when he was doing the shock value thing, that was a brand at that time for him. Eminem did the same thing. Mm-hmm. Shit, Eminem said some of these things on record, and we all just were like, cool, Em. Mm-hmm. No, Em has had some crazy shit on his albums. Yeah.
And I mean, they even had the leaked song where he was going black women, the N word and all that. Like, and I'm not here to make it an Eminem thing. I'm just like, there's a lot of artists that have said insane fucking things and we're, we just move on. Like that's part of their brand.
I mean, Tyler, uh, matured in his, his brand, but when he was a young kid, yeah, it was a shock value shit is what he was, was doing. I'm not, I don't know about young kid. They was pulling up tweets from when he was like 25. Oh, well then nevermind. Like, I don't, So as a result of all of this, what are we doing? Is Tyler, like, is he canceled? Oh, I mean, I doubt it. Yeah, he's not canceled.
But, and because, mainly because of his main fan base, don't give a fuck. His long, dark, and which is really what he's saying, but his diehard fan base, they don't give a fuck about that shit. They became a fan of him because he was doing all that wild shit. So no, there's no cancellation of him. But I'm not mad at people saying, oh, hold on now. This is why you have them.
Your fan base doesn't respect D'Angelo's death. This is your fan base and this is how you got them.
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Chapter 3: How does Tyler, the Creator's fan base impact his reputation?
It was fucking insane. Yeah, like, first of all, where did you get that? Where are they selling that at? That's what my first thought was. Yeah. Where does one purchase that? I think that's a custom piece. I think you got to know a tailor or something. Imagine going to the tailor. Tailor the creator. Tailor the creator. But then like, because Amazon wasn't around back then.
Can you get a KKK costume from Amazon right now? Party City. Party City might have had something there somewhere. Holy shit. They're going to fucking space and making KKK costumes over at Amazon? Absolutely. It's all there. That's fucking nuts. Maybe we should make Josh Google that on Amazon. I don't want that in my eyebrows. Josh don't want that either. Josh is Puerto Rican though.
If I do it, it's insane. Josh, what they used to call you? Speedy what? Super Speedy. Super Speedy. I forgot about that. I forgot about that. Josh, who called you that? Tyler. Tyler. Super speedy stick. There was another crazy Tyler shit where he was telling people to, I think, go vote for like an MTV award and just, it was like every racial slur you could think of.
I think he said wetbacks go vote or something like that. Oh my God. No, Tyler was wild. He was definitely wild. But then again, there's like school shooter songs on the Odd Future album. So maybe I just wasn't like as shocked as everyone else was when I saw these tweets. Yeah. I think they're awful. And yes, he should be condemned for them, but it didn't shock me.
He's been tweeting like this forever. I don't think anyone was shocked, though. I didn't see anybody be shocked. But I do understand some of the backlash on Twitter being less about what the tweets are because we know Tyler's done the shock value thing, but more so how he has been complaining about his own fan base at shows. And they're like, dog, you cultivated...
Look at all the tweets that you had. Even though I don't think those tweets got him fans. Like, I don't think people saw that and was like, oh yeah, I see the group that Tyler wants to start. But he does have a bunch of fucking white fans. Like he built a white fan base, especially in the beginning. And I mean, you got to deal with it. Like, yeah.
Some of them are just not going to understand all the nerdy shit music side that you're into. When y'all say a lot of white fans, is it possible... in hip hop to be a star in hip hop and not have a bunch of white fans? No. Cool. But there also is like, You know what they mean by that type of white fan. The kids that hang out at 7-Eleven. Sure.
But yes, of course, just based off sheer population in America, yes, you need white fans if you want to be a superstar. But there is also a specific type of white fan base, like...
shit we even go down to the steve lacy shit tick tock brought him a specific type of white fan base that he unfortunately had to deal with in that way it's not like necessarily the music lover fan like that whereas tyler has a lot of he cultivated that shock value white kid fan base and you got to deal with that now even though you pivoted your music completely away from that shock value you still got to deal with the fans that you you started over here just because igor is light gears above
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Chapter 4: What are the implications of the Louvre heist?
And all he wears Jordan 1s. He's stealing everything and all he wears Jordan. It's the coldest nigga ever. Look what it gets you to watch something. You so easy. The Jordan 1s stealing from the Louvre? Hell yeah, I'm watching that. Nah. Danny Ocean did everything in a tuxedo. Nah, looping is better than Danny Ocean, bro. What? Looping?
I have to watch it, but there's no way out of the three Oceans that anybody's fucking with Danny. Nah, I'm going looping. Looping in the J1s.
Chapter 5: How do the hosts view the art of heisting?
Lupin and the Jordan 1s? He taking all of that shit. Whose crown is that? I'll have it tonight. That's how Lupin get out. He go to the museums, check it out. He come back. Lupin is ill because his disguises don't even be drastic. You know that's Lupin. He just got a fucking hat on. His disguise be a different hat. It's like, nigga, that's the same nigga that was here two hours ago.
And it's always like crisp ones, like he... Or he recycles some pairs. Because you're definitely scuffing your ones when you're heisting. Nah, nah, nah. Lupin don't do that. He don't repeat his pairs, B. Every heist deserves his own pair. Wait, so to catch Lupin, they would just have to go to Foot Locker and look at sales history. Exactly.
Chapter 6: What are the recent music releases discussed?
They got to be like, who owns, who in the city owns in his heart? Who bought this many ones? Everybody got those Jordan ones. That's funny. Yeah, I'm going with Lupin over Danny Ocean. But, I mean, with this, so they took, like, one of those electric ladder things that construction workers do, broke in, and they had those little saws and sawed into, like, the display cases.
It took, like, seven minutes, broad daylight, while the Louvre was open. Like, all the tourists in there and shit. So people were screaming, running. Yeah. Like, and they got out of there. I think they dropped a crown somewhere in the city. But, dude, this is crazy. Like, I like it. I like it too. I ain't gonna lie. I like this type of shit. No, I like, how do you get in that business?
Like, I don't want them to get caught, but if they do, like, I need a Vlad interview. Like, I need to know how do you become a heister? Yeah. Like, to get to this level of robbing the Louvre. Like, I really think that's only in, like, movies and shit. Well, I think you work your way up.
Like, you know, you start off as, like, a petty thief, and then you move up, you start robbing celebrities, and then, like, you just move up and up, and you get, you know, you practice.
Chapter 7: How does album variance affect artists and fans?
Like, practicing the heist is crazy. And then give a nigga a bag, like, yo, I was just practicing, fam. I wasn't going to really take your shit. Like rob anybody and then give it back. Wait, I was just making sure I still had it.
Yeah.
I mean, it could just be a little insurance scam. The Louvre could be behind it. How about if they don't catch it? If they don't catch it. Doing it in broad daylight is crazy. Yeah, if they don't catch these people, then it's like, all right, fam. Like, what's really going on? Because there's no way you're not catching. This was in Paris, right? Yeah.
There's a camera on everything.
You know how many cameras there are in Paris? Like on the streets, like they definitely going to catch whoever this is. They tried to light the ladder on fire after, but they failed. Like they tried to burn the evidence and shit and it didn't work. But can you pull up a picture of the ladder? Like this isn't like a ladder from Home Depot.
Like I don't know how they thought they were going to fucking burn this thing without it blowing up. I think that might have been their point. Like as a distraction, cause of distraction, commotion. They would have taken out the whole side of the Louvre. Like this is some real. Yeah, this is definitely an inside job. Yeah, like just doing that is... Yeah, it's an inside job.
Broad daylight, it's an inside job. There's no way. Speaking of like inside man, like it's so cool to know those people exist. Yeah. Like they're really out there. Like I've maybe sat next to a heister and I had no idea. Definitely. That's cool. In New York City? For sure. I mean, do people still rob banks? Can you do that? Yeah. When was the last time a bank was robbed in New York City?
In New York City? Well, these niggas is busting checks every day. You call it, if you feel like depositing a fake check, do you consider that? No. So you talking about get the fuck down, give me the money in the safe? You talking about that type of robbery? Yeah, just period. Nah, that's movie shit. That don't happen in New York. The most recent confirmed bank robbery was August 5th, 2025.
He escaped with $350. Oh, that ain't shit. I need a hike. A man entered the bank around 11.15 and passed a note to the teller who gave him approximately $350. That ain't no fucking robbery, man. The teller pulled that out of his pocket. That was his own part. That wasn't no... I'm talking... Nah, man. I'm talking about really bank heist. Oh, they stole.
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