Munchie & Flakko are AT WAR as Flakko Threatens to Expose Drakeo’s K**ler
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What is discussed at the start of this section?
This has more caffeine, I think. This is like 400 milligrams, and I think that's like 200.
Damn, worse than Red Bull?
It's crazier, yeah. Me drinking this late at night is not a good idea.
So that's like four local energy drinks?
Well, I mean, four local has alcohol in it.
Yeah, I'm just saying that it'd be like super potent.
I mean, okay, Four Loko had alcohol and energy, which is why it would make us black out so much back in the day. You never had a Four Loko phase?
Yeah, they took the alcohol level down though.
That's how I know I'm the real gangster here.
Yeah, so that's crazy.
You miss that?
They had to come off the shelf, right?
And put it back. Yeah, because it was making everybody black out. I had friends who were waking up in the hospital, like, a lot.
Yeah, I missed that whole phase.
Yeah. Were you... It was in, like, 2009, 2010. I was in prison.
That whole phase was something else, bro. I was on In-N-Out, but... the craze really started taking off and people started researching, I guess. So I was in prison.
Four Loko was a great era.
Yeah, but the main thing is, so you said they brought it back, but it wasn't the original formula, Four Loko.
No, they brought it right back with no energies. No gerb.
How did the Four Loko phase impact youth culture?
It was gerbless. Right. You feel me?
And the gerb is what made it different. I knew that Four Loko was like... really having a seriously negative effect on the inner city of LA when I just started to see it. Within a week of it dropping, just like empty bottles on the side of the road all over.
That's July Sherman that came, bro. Literally.
That was bad. Do you think the major, like the people who own Old English, all the malt liquor stuff, they was mad. So they wouldn't get no business and they started protesting against it.
I wouldn't be surprised if they helped to lobby against it. But to be honest, like even from the earliest days of Four Local, it was like they found a loophole and it was just so obvious like this should be illegal. Like there is no reason why this should be allowed. Like obviously you already could go get a five-hour energy and dump that in your malt liquor. But they were marketing it like crazy. But I think they ended up selling it to like a major alcohol company once they messed it up. That's actually one of the most –
On point sounding conspiracy theories, though, that it's the malt liquor industry.
Yeah, because they wasn't getting in all of that. You know, a lot of youngsters really drink malt liquor. They was going to it for the four locos, though. That's what they were. That's what they were, like something in the can. They was going to buy that. They was buying it up.
Oh, look at this, though. Four Loko is still currently owned by Chicago-based Fusion Projects, and reports indicate that they are working with J.P. Morgan to explore a potential sale of the brand, which could be valued at around $400 million. I was thinking about it because yesterday or the other day when I was at the awful lot of cough syrup, they had just cases of Four Loko in the back, which really says a lot that their employees are not drinking all of the free alcohol that's sitting around, which somehow I feel like would not be the case here. no absolutely not specifically because of you really nobody else so what if you had what if you had like you know how people who have vintage alcohol or stuff that's with A's like that vintage Prologo yeah I mean what if you had an original case even like a couple months after it got off the market people were selling that shit on Amazon or wherever because the original version was like
It's just, you had it for so long, and then all of a sudden it was gone? Not for real.
So my ex, like, her dad owned a bunch of... He was like a... He would sell to wholesale to different liquor stores, and he had a vintage sealed original Formula 4 Loco. And I had just got back out of rehab, and I'm at the house, so they, like, got rid of all the alcohol. And I'm like, yo, like, sell that.
Like, that's... I wonder how much a can of Four Loko will go over the original.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:01–1:14
2
How did the Four Loko phase impact youth culture?
1:14–1:15:39
3
What experiences led to Munchie's rise in recognition?
1:15:39–1:20:40
4
How does Flacco's post affect the ongoing tensions?
1:20:40–2:35:11
5
What unique situation is Flakko discussing regarding police involvement?
2:35:11–2:35:58
6
How does the conversation shift towards the dynamics of fame and public perception?
2:35:58–3:52:40
7
What controversial topics do Munchie and Flakko discuss towards the end of the episode?
3:52:40–3:59:40
8
How do the hosts address personal relationships and insecurities?
3:59:40–5:00:08
Speakers
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