Episode 946 | "Hov Did"
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What disclaimers and opening banter set the tone for the Jay‑Z show recap?
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I'm like, oh, this old man got moves, bro. Parks caught me. He said, yo, put your phone down and enjoy yourself. Enjoy yourself. No, I was recording Cory.
Welcome, welcome, welcome. Nah. Welcome to the JVP. All right, go ahead, Flip.
We live, Parks? Yeah, we're live. Go ahead.
Yo.
Listen, I'm going to let them get into the whole Jay-Z show. One of the highlight moments for me at the Jay-Z show, besides being in the beautiful suite with Joe and his family and everybody, was watching my man Corey. Nigga like 50, nigga. Moving like a ninja on the dance floor. Nigga, you hear me? He was dancing in sync with his shorty. With wifey. I don't know what that was, nigga. That's wifey. It is?
Ooh.
That's wifey. She kept that nigga on his... Ain't on top of that. We can't talk about Freeze. We got to talk about Corey. See, Corey's a pimp. He let her go far, but he got the side eye. Hmm? Hmm? See what she do? I see it. All right. He's making sure she good. She in check. She lend me the charger and shit. Corey held me down. Like, her bag right here, Corey. Like, I'm recording that nigga, son, like this.
No, Corey another one of them.
He a sucker for love-ass nigga, boy.
Boy, his street name back in the day. You know your street name back in the day? It was Casanova. Oh, yeah, he smooth. It's Casanova right there, man.
You know your man? You know how he move? That nigga was wildin', you hear me? Holdin' her nigga, dancin' to Jake. Nigga, that's not even a song to dance to like that, man. Turn up my music, ha, ha, ha.
You know what I mean?
Ha, ha, ha. I said, oh shit. You know what's funny? Mark got up and was... You know, shout out to Ms. Hale. Mark got up and he was like this. My son Joe got up. Nigga, not Corey. He was like, hi. He was like, I'm not dancing to Jay. I'm like, oh, this nigga's wildin'.
Yo, yo, and I was going to compliment him on him and his wifey being on their best behavior, but I wouldn't know because I took about seven naps. He was not cool.
He was not playing with them. He's smart. I wish I would have turned out.
I'm talking about during the show. You did, Joe.
You and Sade, I came down like, damn, they sleep at the same time. This is one thing I'm going to do. I'm going to get some sleep. Oh, we ain't starting yet? Say less. Oh, y'all want to play now, volume 87 in here? On repeat? Check this out. Hey, check this out, buddy. This is the same as when I'm on a plane, and they be like, oh, there's 79 planes in front of us. We have no idea. Hey, say less. I'm going to bed, boy. Some old nigga shit. They played Gangsta's Paradise twice. I know. Coolio. We ain't hit that outside. One repeat. New York. Wait, back to back? No. No, it was not back to back. But that's what made it worse. Yeah.
Because by the time. Yeah, right.
Playlist started over. By the time Coolio came on the first time. That's why I love New York, yo. By the time Coolio came on the first time, everybody that was there was already tight. We know what's going on now. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So we like, yo, Coolio, my G. Like, D-Nice done left nobody on the turntable. Cool, Leo. So you kind of heard a big, like, oh. That was the first time. And they let the third verse rock.
How did night one and the Reasonable Doubt performance impress the hosts?
I didn't even know there was a third verse. A third verse in Gangster's Paradise. A third verse in Right There. A third verse. But New York let it rock. Right, right. They play, like, six more songs, seven more songs, eight more songs. I'll come back around again. But now every time a song end, We gettin' restless. So we thinkin' that somebody's comin' out, and we about to start. So every time a song, they fadin' out. They not blendin' into each other. They fadin' out. Straight playlist. And you can hear the whole bit. And then the next song come on.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What disclaimers and opening banter set the tone for the Jay‑Z show recap?
0:00–3:41
2
How did night one and the Reasonable Doubt performance impress the hosts?
3:41–12:54
3
What caused the late start and security breakdown on night three at Yankee Stadium?
12:54–1:07:19
4
How did the hosts describe getting to Jay‑Z's Yankee Stadium shows and the delays that made fans wait hours?
1:07:19–1:11:50
5
What surprise guest moments and set highlights do they recount from night three (Tiana, Jermaine Dupri, Rihanna, Beyoncé, Pharrell, Usher)?
1:11:50–1:32:30
6
Why do the hosts debate independent artists, industry politics and 38 Spesh's confrontational approach?
1:32:30–2:20:39
7
How did Jay‑Z mentor and critique new rappers during the Yankee Stadium era?
2:20:39–2:23:26
8
What happened with Conor McGregor, Boosie’s alleged $600K pardon scam, and is lobbying legal?
2:23:26–3:31:19