Episode 919 | "Scott La Rock Died?"
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What is discussed at the start of this section?
The thoughts, views, and opinions expressed by this podcast, as well as its hosts, are for entertainment purposes only. I repeat, it is not serious. It is not real. No one is exposing, revealing, indicting, or telling you anything about themselves. Also, we do not encourage you to try this at home. We are trained professionals who do not have your best interests at heart, or our own. Enjoy the show. All right, mic, mic, mic, mic, mic, mic check. Last looks, last looks. Last looks. You know what I mean? I woke up like this. Everybody do what you got to do. You woke up like this. Good esthetician skin still going.
Your nails look like something. Huh? My earrings are missing.
Someone got you? They're in that bag somewhere.
Fuck them, come on. Do it last. No, we wait. No, we wait. Last looks, we said. Go ahead and get your last looks, girl. Get your shit off. I see you got your black effect hair in. Yo, hey, I got to jump through the phone. This motherfucker. I be home catching feelings over the dumbest shit. Mona popped up looking mad good on my timeline. I almost fired you. It's like, all right, we have been getting gypped. What the fuck is wrong with her? Anyway. So last part, I came in here. Last part, I came in here with a Teedra Moses question. Nobody wanted to participate in the Teedra Moses question, but everybody kind of knew. Everybody kind of knew what I was getting at. It smells what you were stepping in. Yeah, they was picking up what I was putting down, but we all pussy, so we didn't say it.
What's the question? Well, it was a fill-in-the-blank. Okay. It was a, Teedra Moses be looking like she. Can hook a steak up. Acceptable answer. Acceptable answer. And then after that, after I said that, Ice jumped in the group chat, talking about, yo, I spoke to Teedra Moses. She's watching the show. She heard what you said. I come in today-ish like, yo, Teedra Moses want to come up here. Like, wait a second now.
Yeah.
What did I miss? Like, what happened? Everybody get connected to T.J.
Moses. Shout out to T.J.
Moses. Shout out to T.J.
Moses. Mad shout. Mad shouts. Yells.
What happened?
Nothing. Ain't nobody want to disrespect the queen.
Yeah, but how did anybody speak to her? I didn't speak to her. I didn't speak to her either. Me neither. I understand why everybody was quiet, but when is it all right to objectify women?
Never. Never, Joe. Are you crazy?
Oh, y'all got to be crazy. What kind of show you think this is? Yeah, that's crazy.
Sometimes.
How dare you, Joe. What is wrong with you? It's never okay to objectify women. What if it's your woman? Oh, you got to objectify your lady all the time. That's required. That's pretty much all I do. Women fought and fought and fought. They just were able to own houses not too long ago, Joe, and have bank accounts.
What is the significance of the Teedra Moses question?
Facts. And you still want to put them in that place? They be saying that shit when I feel bad. Y'all are terrible. Y'all ain't need a mortgage no way.
That is fucking horrible.
Bitches could have opened up a Roth IRA. You know what I mean? Hey, we didn't count as four humans until, what, 68 or some shit? Getting it back in line, man.
You don't need the trouble of that bank account anyway.
Get out of here. Get out of here. Let me hold this for you. Let me flip it. Now look what's happening with chicks getting jobbed. Anyway. I think a little public appreciation is good. Maybe not full-out objectification, but... You can do it in a polite way.
Yeah, you can say, you can just, you can say she look good.
That's a beautiful woman. What do you say? Damn. Yeah, I think that's, damn's okay.
That was a joke. Damn isn't okay? Damn is definitely on the list. Wait, no damn? You can say damn. I say damn.
What kind of dress you wearing?
You look nice today. Is that Valentino?
Your story is connected to your dress.
Well, let me ask you, since you're a woman. There we go.
Sometimes I don't know.
That's what the fans be saying. When you walk by and a nigga hit you with the damn, go ahead honestly that's like complimenting that's not even like scary you from north especially if you that's why no it's not that cause I've said that before those little interactions can get crazy sometimes if you respond the wrong way but damn it's gassing me to be honest that's gassing me so as long as they're gassing you good do you feel objectified um like I mean I think everybody feels objectified at some point I'm a comic and I get dick pics and jerk off videos damn you know what I mean wow
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–3:20
2
What is the significance of the Teedra Moses question?
3:20–6:58
3
How do the hosts view objectification in their discussions?
6:58–1:07:07
4
What is the significance of Afrika Bambaataa in hip-hop history?
1:07:07–1:09:27
5
How do the hosts feel about the legal consequences of drug dealing?
1:09:27–1:12:22
6
What are the implications of emotional versus physical cheating in relationships?
1:12:22–2:12:34
7
What societal factors influence relationship decisions discussed in the podcast?
2:12:34–3:07:45