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Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
shout out to everybody who is tuned in i present to you another episode of the legendary no jumper show featuring lush one who is stealing my sauce by rocking hellstar hellstar twins yeah we both got the same edgar's hooking us up with with the good hellstar allegedly i don't know where they get it You know where they get it from. I don't. You think it's fake? It's all real.
That downtown alley. It's all real.
Don't slime the homies out like that. I've never seen Josh's eyes get that big. That's loss of swap meat.
That shit all real.
That's loss of swap meat. Yo, my mic is so loose it's about to fall apart and just land all over my lap. Anybody got an Allen wrench? God damn. It's not like I'm going to be able to fit the Allen wrench in here.
That's that same Michael girl had. She said it was loose.
Bro, this shit is loose cannon, man. God damn.
Shout out to his homie.
Somehow I guess tomorrow I'm going to come in here and I'm going to do an interview and it's still going to be loose. But anyway. Damn, all right. So I'm a fake Hellstar guy. That's fire. I'm hyped. It's real. I don't like this narrative that they're cooking. Nah, it's probably Cap. They're probably lying, right?
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Chapter 2: What are the implications of Flacco's expose video?
I grew up around her. She might have a point. My sister ain't going to be too mean.
You guys are getting confused because she was not talking about my ex. His ex-wife, they've been split up for like two years. That's not who she's talking about. You're talking about another girl. Josh is swimming in it.
So she mixed the two. She mixed the two because... Okay, okay, okay.
That's how you know that Josh wasn't beating it up because otherwise she would have had the whole story straight. She said she entertaining you, Josh.
No, she was just off that Bristol Miff and her mind was racing too fast.
That probably was true. She was wiling, bro. She came in there moving around all crazy. It seemed kind of funny. And then I walk out there and I see her kids. I'm like, man, this shit ain't funny. Again? Yeah, she had her kids with her.
Every time. Damn, why the fuck she always on Bristol with the kids?
I mean, she got a multitask. She got kids and she loves drugs.
And then she said, creep, let's go. What the fuck is going on?
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Chapter 3: What are the dynamics of the No Jumper group chat after Munchie's departure?
I probably can count on one hand how many times I said cuz or I even let A-Trade come out my mouth. Yeah.
So you think Moose and Doughboy are better than all of us over here? Is that what you said? He said that? Is that what you're saying, Adam? Like, for real? Is that what you said, Adam?
Is that what you said, Adam? I didn't hear him say that. I'm not saying. I didn't say that. Mighty Whitey, you, Adam. I might be thinking that, but I'm not saying it.
Oh, you don't want to be at the turnt up table. He wants to be at the turnt down non-affiliate podcast.
You specifically. Fuck that shit. When I found Moose Man. When I found Moose Man, first of all. No, I found him in the pharmacy in Sacramento. I went up there to get Zans. I was robbing the pharmacy. And I discovered him. And it kind of occurred to me that Moose Man is kind of like Bizarro World Lush 1, where he is, I mean, he's actually Hispanic. You are cosplaying as a Hispanic person.
he is very very intelligent he's a libtard which does well but also you are that too um what the fuck is that he's a liberal he's a democrat you know um and he's a way it just kind of occurred to me that like oh this could be a co a lush one style co-host that i could use and maybe even as time goes by use as a way to get you out the paint
You know, and I see the play. I see the play here. But, you know, here's the thing. Good luck with that.
I'm going to do a poll.
Good luck with that experiment because here's the thing you don't realize, Adam, at the end of the day.
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Chapter 4: How does the conversation address the complexities of public figures and their children's privacy?
Hey, Peep Game, Moose Man made documentaries about me. Ooh, did he? Yeah. He made documentaries about me. Oh, shit. Because I'm a joint. So go ahead. Do your shit. I'm going to start Lush One Records then. You feel me? And turn the fuck up.
Why you turning up on Moose? Why you ain't turning up on him? Fuck him and Moose. Damn, look, in the chat too, though, you got 79%. What are you talking about?
Put me against anybody.
You are kind of crushing Moose right now.
Put me against anybody, bro.
But Moose is new. That's the last line.
And that's my partner too, Moose Gang. Hey, it was too soon to do that type of photo.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm not taking the results as being anything too serious. I'd like to see Moose argue with his girlfriend the way you do. I'd like to see Moose do podcasts off the fence and all like you do. Exactly. Go ahead and try. You'd overdose.
You feel me? Moose is out here preserving his brain cells. No, because I still have the same level of brain cells, but I also hit them Heron infused John Coltrane blue notes. What the fuck you know about that? I'm able to find the ambience of life. I'm able to do things that people...
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Chapter 5: What advice is given to young artists about their identity?
You know what I'm saying? He probably don't want to do it, but I think he'll get a lot more traction. I think he'll get a lot more people fucking with him.
if he was to change his name or put some put something else on i think he's he's stopping a whole demographic that people will want to fuck with him that won't fuck with him just because of that name because that's something bigger than all of us i'm just imagining him performing at a show like a headlining show and on the the the marquee outside it says his name and then i'm just imagining like some crip dudes just happening to walk in the street and seeing that and i just like
I just feel like there's like a lot of hassle that's going to come with that that might not seem worth it.
He might want to change it to Spody Chique or something.
Yeah. But then you can't even introduce yourself to nobody like that because they're not going to ask you what that stands for or anything like that. That's automatic. You know what I'm saying? And then you got to, oh, well, you like this? I'm not saying he like that. They're going to be like that. You know what I'm saying? Like, oh, my name. It's already.
I'm Chique. I'm Chique.
Yeah.
No, for real, Spody GK. He'll be a son of TM, though, man.
Nah, he's a cool kid. He's a son of TM, man.
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Chapter 6: How does Offset's situation reflect on his career choices?
This is a clip. This clip got posted in the Reddit. Apparently Hellcat is a little bit upset about, about the fact that she has not been making appearances on No Jumper in recent memory. So I'm going to play this clip. Let's check out what she had to say. Ain't she on Josh on it? Huh? Ain't she on Josh on it? Allegedly, yeah.
First and foremost, I want to salute my nigga Munchie B. Second of all, to Poe-ass Josh, that real Poe princess bitch named Ricky, and whoever think that they funny, because I'm funnier than y'all. Now, I come to the West Coast to vacate, to eat, to handle my business, and whatever. You understand what I'm saying? It's just a West Coast run for me. I have my own show.
Don't all get mad because I didn't get invited to no jumper. You poor bitch. I'm looking at the episode. It ain't got but 11,000 motherfucking views on it. 11. I'm on Tasha K, Real Life Street Stars, Keto motherfucking Rose. The Danza Project asking questions, trying to get the goddamn me a bootleg calf. Trust me, Ricky, Josh, wipe that shit off your mouth. Wipe that powder off y'all nose.
Stop tripping that I'm tripping.
Damn. Poe ass nigga. I like how she said Poe has Josh.
Yeah, Poe has Josh.
It's pretty funny. but yo shorty is tweaking bro i mean i don't know i i'm not really like sure even like what to say because i haven't personally been involved with blacklisting her from no jumper but
this is what's happening from my perspective is that the news is steadily becoming like more having more established cast because there's just been enough time people have kind of carved out the days that they are on and it's like at a certain point somebody like her comes through and she wants to go on and also like one other thing that we've kind of learned and I think that we've been emphasizing is like
it doesn't make the news better when you have like six or seven people on there it makes it worse because everybody just fucking talks over each other and it's terrible so we're not overloading the news so there's like less total spots to go around and a lot of the spaces the seats have kind of been carved out by certain people so it does kind of feel like i don't know i assume that's why hellcat is not getting the response that she wants is because a the people on those podcasts
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Chapter 7: What challenges do regional rap artists face in gaining radio play?
There's just like 50 cities in America that have a regional rap scene with rappers who are as popular as Rock Marciano. And it's pretty unrealistic for any of them to expect to get played on the radio. That's just like a very old school way of expecting the radio to work.
I would be inclined to agree. I think that's a bad example though, because rock Marciano is insanely popular. And like, he's one of my favorite rappers. Like what really like, let's not dance around 350 K monthly listeners on Spotify. When I checked the label is the label is real hip hop. Let's just call it real hip hop.
That's the same number of monthly listeners as Lefty Gunplay.
But you know what a lot of these other artists don't do is they don't do direct-to-consumer sales.
Oh, yeah, and that's great for him, but the reason why that works is because people know that they don't get support by stuff like the radio.
Correct. And I wouldn't expect Rocky Marcy to want his— not that he doesn't want his music played on the radio, but he's going to be fine regardless. He caters to a fan base that— is big enough and self-sustaining enough to where he's able to be probably generationally wealthy off of the rap game. In the rap game since 99 was a part of fucking Flipmode Squad before all this shit.
One of the most out-of-touch moments in this, though, is just the fact that Clue feels like...
rappers who have major label backing have like essentially the same chance of their song becoming very popular as any random person who uploads to the internet he has to say that though it's just like that's not really how that works he has to say that because if he didn't then he'd be admitting payola which is technically illegal you're not really supposed to do radio promotion and if you do it has to be not like you have to do it in a very specific way you're not allowed to play for
pay for spins and do pay to play and do all the shit that really gets records brought to number one and nowadays it's botting as well can we all admit and say a fair statement is the internet I think to be honest with you at this rate I think the internet broke more superstars than the record labels have the internet ain't been booming long enough to say that as soon as anybody gets the tiniest smidge of popularity on the internet they saw it
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Chapter 8: How has the internet changed the music industry for emerging artists?
But the point that he was trying to make, what he was saying is that it's no longer can be considered underground because when you just put your music out there and if somebody liking it, it take off. You don't need, you know what I'm saying? You don't really need the radio.
But if you want to get it to a certain point, you do.
It's not commercial. If you ain't commercial, you underground. You got underground up and coming in commercial radio records.
And then what about like the older heads that like are past their prime, but it's like the Snoop Doggs, like he's still like.
Yeah, I thought he was talking about exposure wise. Like when he was talking about underground and mainstream, like exposure, like everybody have exposure because you could just, anybody can put,
Since that is social medias and all the different platforms like basically before the social media platforms and all these different outlets You actually have to go to a record label or go to the to the to the to the writing station, right?
To get it played on your shake hands.
Yeah, that's what I'm saying That's what he's saying Like everybody has exposure and whether you hits or misses you still have the same Opportunity if you don't want to go to a label you could just put those stuff out of it here to here.
Yeah You're still never going to reach a certain plateau. You're going to always be stuck here. You're not going to be able to break through because that requires actual label budgets.
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