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00:06 - Wendy's Realization
04:08 - The Truth About Celebrity Worship
30:05 - The Reality of Hollywood: Power and Influence
36:45 - Uncovering the Allegations Against Diddy
01:02:33 - The Dynamics of Financial Support in Relationships
01:13:34 - The Changing Landscape of Female Rap
01:26:36 - The Impact of Music and Media on Society
01:52:36 - The Complexity of Relationships
01:58:11 - The Consequences of Child Support
02:11:20 - The Changing Identity
02:28:14 - Uncovering Secrets: The Hidden Influences Behind Epstein's Circle
02:48:59 - The Consequences of Celebrity Parenting
02:57:37 - Reflections on Leadership and Accountability
This one made me mad with China, but I ain't saying that I was like.
Tokyo Tony:She was like.
Tokyo Tony:Wendy knew that she had a problem.
Speaker B:No.
Tokyo Tony:You feel me?
Tokyo Tony:She said she knew about all my crisis and all my.
Tokyo Tony:And you ain't say nothing to me.
Tokyo Tony:You ain't say, get no help.
Tokyo Tony:You ain't do real life.
Speaker B:If that shit ain't real life, it ain't real life.
Speaker C:Real life street stars.
Speaker B:You know what time it is?
Tokyo Tony:Hey, guys, this is Tokyo Tony, and I'm right here on this blue couch with my family.
Tokyo Tony:Real life street stars.
Tokyo Tony:Make sure you subscribe, because this interview and others will be the best that you'll ever get.
Tokyo Tony:Not just today, but every single time.
Tokyo Tony:Why?
Tokyo Tony:Because I'm right here on street stars.
Speaker B:Real life street stars.
Tokyo Tony:Hold on.
Speaker B:It's a family affair.
Speaker B:She back.
Speaker B:Back to the blue couch.
Speaker B:Tokyo.
Speaker B:The one and only.
Speaker B:Ms.
Speaker B:Tokyo Tony keep losing her IG pages.
Speaker B:I don't know why.
Tokyo Tony:Cause I hate n bitches.
Speaker B:Damn.
Speaker B:That's how it goes.
Speaker B:I mean, they just be like.
Speaker B:What do you say to, like, just piss people off?
Tokyo Tony:The truth.
Speaker B:She'll set you free.
Tokyo Tony:That's enough.
Speaker B:She'll set you free.
Speaker B:Well, with that being said, first and foremost, thank you for coming back.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker B:Hey, back.
Speaker B:Hey, I'm on real last.
Speaker B:You really turned us up last time.
Speaker B:You really turned us up.
Speaker C:She got on that black today.
Speaker B:Yeah, that black.
Speaker C:It finna be a funeral.
Speaker B:About to be a funeral for somebody.
Speaker B:Let's get started.
Tokyo Tony:You right, baby.
Tokyo Tony:Cause I'm killing it.
Tokyo Tony:Says the ladies in the back.
Speaker B:Says we got an audience in here today, too.
Speaker B:So, you know, one thing I want to touch on is we always have to reflect on, you know, the work you did on the last interview, man.
Speaker B:And you put on a clinic.
Speaker B:And there's one clip right now that we got going.
Speaker B:That's 2.6 million views.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, wow.
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Speaker B:That's light.
Speaker B:That's light.
Speaker B:That's light work.
Speaker B:But I don't know why I registered with people where you said you were talking about.
Speaker B:Was it opera?
Speaker B:Who you were talking about the opera.
Speaker B:How, like, why do the people sit up so high?
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker B:And download.
Speaker B:They're looking down on you versus on with other shows.
Speaker B:You're in a crowd in the mosh pit looking up at you.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, yeah.
Speaker B:So I don't know why everyone just catered to that.
Speaker B:The logic.
Speaker B:But you kind of got everyone lit and you sparked a fire.
Tokyo Tony:Because it's the truth.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker B:I would say.
Speaker B:Can you explain that a little better.
Tokyo Tony:As far as I explained it the last time, but I'll.
Tokyo Tony:I'll read it.
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:Celebrities example, Kanye west, he's on stage.
Tokyo Tony:They doing this, they doing this.
Tokyo Tony:They doing that.
Tokyo Tony:Saying this, saying that, feeling good, telling you this, just doing whatever.
Tokyo Tony:Right?
Tokyo Tony:You're at the bottom, looking up, worshiping.
Tokyo Tony:Okay?
Tokyo Tony:That's what you're doing.
Tokyo Tony:But think about the opera.
Tokyo Tony:That's music from here.
Tokyo Tony:It makes people cry.
Tokyo Tony:They just sit there and be looking and they just.
Tokyo Tony:You see what I'm saying?
Tokyo Tony:That's a different type of music.
Tokyo Tony:It's a type, different type of frequency.
Speaker B:So that's why you don't think artists, they want worship.
Speaker B:Worshipers, like artists go into the business saying, I want my fans, which I want them to worship me.
Speaker B:So I want them down there.
Speaker B:I want them.
Speaker B:I want what I'm saying to be like Bible scripture to them.
Speaker B:So do you.
Speaker B:Now I'm saying, do you feel like artists, Artists feel like that?
Tokyo Tony:Probably some.
Tokyo Tony:Probably some.
Speaker B:Okay, okay, okay.
Tokyo Tony:Their mind probably can't perceive it that far to even say, oh, you're that low.
Tokyo Tony:And I'm.
Tokyo Tony:They probably didn't.
Tokyo Tony:Made the connection, but just.
Tokyo Tony:Just wanting the.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Tokyo Tony:That's.
Tokyo Tony:That's.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker B:All right.
Speaker B:We ain't open up their minds yet.
Speaker B:We ain't open up their minds yet.
Speaker C:Have you been getting any of that?
Speaker C:I know as you grow as an influencer, you have people who begin to look up to you and idolize you in such a manner.
Speaker C:Have you received any of that type of treatment?
Speaker C:And if you have, how do you take it?
Tokyo Tony:I've been receiving that since the ninth grade.
Speaker B:Oh, okay.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:No, no, dad, I'll tell you what that means.
Tokyo Tony:When you're a kid and you're in school, like, for me, I've always been a problem solver.
Tokyo Tony:Cause I'm a leader.
Tokyo Tony:I'd be like, okay, you sit over there, you.
Tokyo Tony:So let me figure it out.
Tokyo Tony:So from that, I became a member of student council at nine in the ninth grade.
Tokyo Tony:So that's about what, 12 to 15?
Speaker B:Around that.
Tokyo Tony:Fifteen years old, maybe, depending on the brain size.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:So just from that alone, I mean, it's just Tokyo swag.
Tokyo Tony:Like, this is what I do.
Speaker B:Have you had fans come up to you and they be like, cry.
Speaker B:Crying?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Like, do you calm them down?
Speaker B:Like, I'm just a human.
Tokyo Tony:No, I be like, bitch, what is wrong?
Tokyo Tony:Don't do that shit to me.
Tokyo Tony:Because what you doing, Slim?
Tokyo Tony:God could be wanting you to watch him and pay him attention.
Tokyo Tony:You doing all this to me.
Tokyo Tony:He'll smoke me to get your attention.
Tokyo Tony:Don't do that.
Tokyo Tony:And I say it like that.
Speaker B:Come on.
Speaker B:Come on, now.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, yeah.
Tokyo Tony:No, no.
Tokyo Tony:He'll get rid of me if he really want.
Tokyo Tony:You and you all on me.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Let me get this out the way.
Tokyo Tony:Now you going.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, don't.
Speaker B:Yeah, that's good.
Speaker C:I've never heard it put like that, though.
Speaker B:I can go across the board.
Speaker B:Yeah, I go across the board.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:That's fact.
Speaker B:All right, well, so let's jump right into it, man.
Speaker B:I don't want to beat around the bush.
Speaker B:We recently seen Black China go viral on the Wendy Williams episode.
Tokyo Tony:Okay?
Speaker B:So I want to touch this delicately because there's such a history there.
Tokyo Tony:You don't have to.
Speaker B:All right, let's go to it.
Speaker B:Let's go, let's go.
Tokyo Tony:We not here for delicacy.
Speaker B:Yeah, we're not here for that.
Tokyo Tony:We street star.
Speaker B:First of all, what is your history personally, Wendy?
Speaker B:Yes.
Tokyo Tony:How long we got?
Speaker B:Hey, we got all night.
Speaker B:We got all night.
Tokyo Tony:Okay, I'll try to chop it up and break it down real fast.
Tokyo Tony:None.
Speaker B:There you go.
Tokyo Tony:We'll just say this.
Tokyo Tony:Wendy has always been a groupie.
Tokyo Tony:It's different than being, like a fandom.
Tokyo Tony:Like, oh, that's my girl.
Tokyo Tony:Like, how she do this?
Tokyo Tony:You know, that's like, yeah.
Tokyo Tony:You know, right back, you be to me, I'm gonna be right that the same way back to you.
Tokyo Tony:You know, with Wendy, she just had a whole bunch of problems, and I could see through it.
Tokyo Tony:And then she would tell all those lies on me.
Tokyo Tony:So the next question to you, from you to me, might be how I feel about that.
Speaker B:How you feel about that?
Speaker B:What lies did she tell?
Speaker B:Oh, to reiterate, she said, yeah, let's go.
Speaker B:Let's go.
Tokyo Tony:She said that I wanted O.J.
Tokyo Tony:simpson that she put on her show, that I said, when she went to a fan page and got this information.
Tokyo Tony:Cause you didn't put it up.
Tokyo Tony:You didn't show a clip.
Tokyo Tony:You didn't show no writing.
Tokyo Tony:You just said it.
Tokyo Tony:That O.J.
Tokyo Tony:y'all can look it up.
Tokyo Tony:Now, O.J.
Tokyo Tony:simpson, that I offer him a place to stay.
Tokyo Tony:My husband said, so where I'm gonna sleep.
Tokyo Tony:I said, I know.
Tokyo Tony:I know that right?
Tokyo Tony:That was not true.
Tokyo Tony:Then she said, when I saw her.
Tokyo Tony:Cause I did gay pride in Los Angeles.
Tokyo Tony:They were with me, Wendy, Angie, and everybody.
Tokyo Tony:So at the end, I'm like, okay, this is kind of weird.
Tokyo Tony:They got the big two celebrities, but why am I up here?
Tokyo Tony:I hold up.
Tokyo Tony:Call Wendy and I had my security at the time.
Tokyo Tony:Cause she couldn't walk back then.
Speaker B:Oh, that's.
Speaker B:At this time.
Speaker B:She couldn't walk.
Tokyo Tony:She couldn't walk back then in 20.
Speaker B:18.
Speaker B:20, 19.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, 19.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:She couldn't walk then.
Tokyo Tony:So I had my security helper on the stage, and she came up and had her little stank little shorts on, did her thing.
Tokyo Tony:But no, Wendy told a whole bunch of lies.
Tokyo Tony:She said.
Tokyo Tony:When I saw you two, she said, right on the couch, when I saw you, Tokyo, you came to my.
Tokyo Tony:And you was crying to me about thanking me for getting you and Angie together.
Tokyo Tony:That's not true, girl.
Tokyo Tony:What, I look like crying?
Tokyo Tony:I don't cry to no bitch.
Tokyo Tony:No, that's a lie.
Speaker D:But, you know, hey, so have you seen the documentary?
Tokyo Tony:No, and I don't have no intentions on saying it.
Speaker D:Some are saying she does.
Tokyo Tony:She's.
Speaker D:Some are saying she's not being portrayed in a good light.
Tokyo Tony:She's not portraying.
Speaker D:She's not being portrayed in a good light.
Speaker D:That, like what we're seeing, you know, that her team, her family may be putting her out here negatively for gain.
Tokyo Tony:First.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, go ahead.
Speaker D:No, go ahead.
Tokyo Tony:I disagree.
Tokyo Tony:I disagree.
Tokyo Tony:See what happens with the public and what really happens in Hollywood, the public have no idea, you know?
Tokyo Tony:No.
Tokyo Tony:Whatever's put out there.
Tokyo Tony:She is executive producer.
Tokyo Tony:I've executive produced a lot of stuff.
Tokyo Tony:Let me break it down.
Tokyo Tony:You get to read, see, act and change.
Tokyo Tony:She ain't change anything.
Speaker B:No.
Speaker D:So are you alleging that she's well aware of what's going on?
Tokyo Tony:She know what's going on.
Tokyo Tony:First of all, no woman's gonna snatch her damn wig off and show them feet.
Tokyo Tony:We not doing that.
Tokyo Tony:We just not gonna do that.
Tokyo Tony:And I'm not being on no funny stuff.
Tokyo Tony:We just not gonna do that.
Tokyo Tony:We would tell you.
Tokyo Tony:No.
Tokyo Tony:Why would I do Let you see my feed and stuff like that.
Tokyo Tony:Anything else in a bad light.
Tokyo Tony:She made her own bad light.
Tokyo Tony:It's called karma.
Speaker B:Oh, okay, okay.
Speaker B:You're touching on something.
Speaker B:All right, before I get to the karma, I'm just curious.
Speaker B:You mentioned she put the OJ jacket on.
Speaker B:You got a problem with OJ or something?
Tokyo Tony:Nah, I was married.
Tokyo Tony:Don't give me no meat.
Tokyo Tony:Ain't mine shit.
Tokyo Tony:I had mine 14 years and I'm still trying to hold on to that.
Speaker B:I thought it was something with that.
Speaker B:Gotta do with.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, no.
Speaker B:One of them Kardashians that might, you know, OJ and, you know, there's a whole story out there.
Speaker B:I don't know.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, no, that story not that story.
Tokyo Tony:Not true.
Tokyo Tony:Anyway.
Speaker B:I don't know.
Speaker B:You say it like you're not sure.
Speaker B:No, I'm just fucking with you.
Speaker B:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:No, it ain't true.
Tokyo Tony:Okay, so Chris don't know who her dad, who the girl.
Speaker B:So let's do it like this.
Speaker B:And you know, so.
Speaker B:So there is a viral video where Blac Chyna does go see Wendy and Wendy does give her.
Speaker B:I mean, Blac Chyna does give her love to Wendy and she's like, you know, I just feel like she needs to see love and I just feel like I need to be there.
Speaker B:And it was coming from a genuine place.
Speaker B:Like Blac Chyna, she had real concern in her eyes and she really wanted to see what was going on.
Speaker B:Have you even talked to Chyna since then, Angela?
Speaker B:Since?
Tokyo Tony:Of course.
Tokyo Tony:We done filmed shows and everything since then.
Speaker B:Did she tell you about that visit to go see Wendy?
Tokyo Tony:She know not to.
Speaker B:No shit.
Speaker B:Okay, okay.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker B:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:Let's put it like this.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Wendy asked my daughter years ago, well, how about me and your mom, Tokyo, we not really friends like that.
Tokyo Tony:Woo woo, woo.
Tokyo Tony:We was never.
Tokyo Tony:How do you think when somebody's building a brand and this for anybody in this room, you building a brand, you trying, you pushing, you know, just real life is gonna come through.
Tokyo Tony:Throw some stumbling blocks in your way.
Tokyo Tony:But when you're doing this and you not fucking with nobody, you not bought, you just in your lane and you helping along the way, and then somebody with a platform like that come through and just smash your ass railroad.
Tokyo Tony:It just tore everything down.
Tokyo Tony:I'm just like, why would you didn't consistently.
Tokyo Tony:I was on her show every two weeks.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:For a year and a half.
Tokyo Tony:What is it to talk about me?
Tokyo Tony:What you want to talk about?
Tokyo Tony:Boo.
Speaker B:Oh, man, it was bad.
Speaker B:It was bad.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:She said you came from the pole.
Tokyo Tony:Bitch, I ain't never climbed no pole.
Speaker B:What?
Tokyo Tony:I don't know how to this day, shit, I now walk around that shit.
Tokyo Tony:Hold on two fingers and twist.
Tokyo Tony:I'm not breaking my neck.
Tokyo Tony:They ain't got no insurance in that place.
Speaker B:You're not climbing no pole.
Tokyo Tony:No, I ain't doing all that.
Speaker B:Okay, so with that being said, you mentioned karma and mind you, we remember when, you know, Whitney Houston called Wendy and like, girl, keep my name out your mouth.
Speaker B:You know, you talking.
Speaker B:You're talking like you know me.
Speaker B:You don't know nothing.
Speaker B:Keep my name out your mouth.
Speaker B:And that was back in her radio days.
Speaker B:So when of course The Hot Topic came around, you know, you never knew who's gonna get it.
Speaker B:And I look at, like, things like Charlamagne, Donkey of the Day, Wendy Williams, Hot Topic.
Speaker B:These are just entertainment people talking about other people.
Speaker B:Do you feel like she was personally attacking people from what you saw?
Tokyo Tony:Of course.
Tokyo Tony:First of all, anything you do 21 days in a row become a habit.
Tokyo Tony:Let's start there.
Tokyo Tony:Let's start there.
Tokyo Tony:No matter what you're doing, if you're humping 21 days, I got to have it on the 22nd, 23rd, 24th.
Tokyo Tony:So it's no difference.
Tokyo Tony:It's no different.
Tokyo Tony:So if you sitting there and you eventually you going.
Tokyo Tony:Cause the person gonna attack you back.
Tokyo Tony:So that's what give you your umph to keep going.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, see, if I'm talking about you, you like, oh, fuck you, toad.
Tokyo Tony:And then it just turns off.
Tokyo Tony:But if you say something back to me, you gave me some go, so now I'm okay.
Tokyo Tony:So that's.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, she mean it.
Tokyo Tony:She mean it.
Tokyo Tony:So the talking about people, husbands breaking up marriages.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Your husband went.
Tokyo Tony:Girl, had a whole little pooka pook named Journey.
Speaker B:Oh, damn.
Speaker B:That's the name.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Little girl named Jerry.
Tokyo Tony:She doing three, four now.
Speaker B:Shit.
Tokyo Tony:You know, so.
Tokyo Tony:I mean, certain things you cannot get in.
Tokyo Tony:I don't care who you are.
Tokyo Tony:So at least marriages and stuff just shut up.
Speaker B:Husband leaves her, has another child, uses her money.
Speaker B:She gets sick immediately off, loses her show at all.
Speaker B:Do you be like, man, damn, Wendy, shit.
Speaker B:Or you just be like, man, this is what comes to me.
Tokyo Tony:No, let me break it down.
Tokyo Tony:See, a lot of women might get upset with me.
Tokyo Tony:Cause they always do.
Speaker B:Yeah, let's go.
Tokyo Tony:Cause I.
Tokyo Tony:You know, a lot of times I team up with the guys.
Tokyo Tony:Cause it just makes more sense to me.
Speaker B:Yeah, it's good on our side.
Tokyo Tony:Makes more sense to me.
Tokyo Tony:Let's just say this.
Tokyo Tony:What you do come back to you.
Tokyo Tony:You feel me simplistic as far as her and her husband and all of that.
Tokyo Tony:Listen carefully.
Tokyo Tony:Listen, women, Sometimes we have a tendency of going like, ugh, I make more than you.
Tokyo Tony:Ugh, boy, go take out the trash and go wash my car.
Tokyo Tony:Do that.
Tokyo Tony:Or I'll pay somebody to do it.
Tokyo Tony:So you don't know what was done to him to be so malicious.
Tokyo Tony:That's beyond.
Tokyo Tony:I just want a bitch around the corner.
Tokyo Tony:Cause I'm gonna smash your ass, shorty.
Tokyo Tony:Get the fuck on.
Tokyo Tony:And I'm going, my wife.
Tokyo Tony:It's just the way life go, you know?
Tokyo Tony:So.
Tokyo Tony:No, no.
Tokyo Tony:I mean, no she, you're not gonna go that hard.
Tokyo Tony:You're not gonna go that hard.
Speaker D:While we're on the subject.
Tokyo Tony:Yes.
Speaker D:What are your thoughts?
Speaker D:Because some say, there are advocates that say successful men of a certain caliber should not be tied to one piece of poochy cat for the rest of your life.
Speaker D:You might have a wife, but hey, like he might go out here and get a little something something or whatever.
Speaker D:That don't mean he don't love you.
Speaker D:That don't mean he taking care of, not taking care of home.
Speaker D:You feel that way or you feel like, hey, if you mind, you mind.
Speaker D:And ain't no ways around it.
Speaker D:That's it.
Speaker D:We not doing none of that.
Tokyo Tony:Okay?
Tokyo Tony:It's very simple.
Tokyo Tony:It's a three letter word.
Tokyo Tony:You will die.
Tokyo Tony:You play with me.
Tokyo Tony:I'm gonna tell you why.
Tokyo Tony:I'm gonna tell you why.
Tokyo Tony:What's the sad part?
Tokyo Tony:And this is really a good subject.
Tokyo Tony:People out here forget that those three letter words still exist.
Tokyo Tony:They forget.
Tokyo Tony:And do I need to say it?
Tokyo Tony:No, not okay.
Tokyo Tony:Those three words on all levels.
Tokyo Tony:You got the smaller level, three letter, that graduates to a big level.
Tokyo Tony:However, nowadays, mams, they have something called prep, where if you, your man is a whole cold blooded freak.
Tokyo Tony:Like she's saying, I got the money, I'm balling, I'm this girl, I be home.
Tokyo Tony:You know, may not be disrespectful, but you know, you ain't come home, you ain't giving me no nothing, nothing.
Tokyo Tony:Like we been, what's, you know, he can go take prep three days later, not putting nothing on nobody.
Tokyo Tony:Just say, this isn't her, he can go hit her, she got full whatever.
Tokyo Tony:He gonna come home and have nothing.
Tokyo Tony:So that question is a wide one, but very simple.
Tokyo Tony:You want more, you go get more.
Tokyo Tony:But I'm gonna go this way.
Tokyo Tony:We not about to do that.
Tokyo Tony:Second of all, after, in my opinion, three years of being together and you can't say I do.
Tokyo Tony:What's gonna change the program?
Tokyo Tony:Nothing changes the program.
Tokyo Tony:You say I do.
Tokyo Tony:Oven insurance, nothing.
Tokyo Tony:You still sleeping, we still eating, we still shopping, we still doing this, we still doing that.
Tokyo Tony:Every nothing but the piece of paper and the fact if you croak, I get paid.
Tokyo Tony:That's it.
Speaker D:So you wouldn't open up the idea of like.
Tokyo Tony:I would not open the idea.
Tokyo Tony:I did that shit years ago and it didn't turn out quite right.
Tokyo Tony:Amen.
Tokyo Tony:Not at all.
Tokyo Tony:Cause sometimes men get, they get testy, you know.
Tokyo Tony:And I know what you're speaking on like some 03 some shit and all that.
Tokyo Tony:I know what you're talking about, baby.
Tokyo Tony:I can read you all way over here.
Tokyo Tony:Trust.
Tokyo Tony:And believe me, that's fine.
Tokyo Tony:When you're young and you're vivacious and you take the chance of losing.
Tokyo Tony:When you get a certain age and you didn't put time in efforts, perhaps a few little kitties or whatever.
Tokyo Tony:Nah.
Tokyo Tony:Because what happens?
Tokyo Tony:The interest.
Tokyo Tony:Not so much the person, but the interest.
Tokyo Tony:People have an inner interest.
Tokyo Tony:Like somebody might say, oh, this person is intriguing.
Tokyo Tony:They might just want to lay in bed and just, you know, do nothing.
Tokyo Tony:Just, let's talk.
Tokyo Tony:You feel me?
Tokyo Tony:What's the difference in that and banging?
Tokyo Tony:None.
Tokyo Tony:So mental rubbing, sitting, doing anything.
Tokyo Tony:You do it, you die.
Tokyo Tony:That's it.
Tokyo Tony:One way or the other from the diseases you can get.
Tokyo Tony:And.
Tokyo Tony:Or.
Tokyo Tony:Because guess what?
Tokyo Tony:Today, these young ladies out here, they go mess with these weirdos, okay?
Tokyo Tony:Real weirdos.
Tokyo Tony:If you look in the paper, you look in the news, this girl got killed.
Tokyo Tony:That girl got killed.
Tokyo Tony:But you knew what you was dealing with.
Tokyo Tony:You knew he had more than you.
Tokyo Tony:You knew this.
Tokyo Tony:You knew that.
Tokyo Tony:Had no standards, no morals, no principles.
Tokyo Tony:So that's why certain things happen.
Tokyo Tony:You get this with somebody, you could be freak out.
Tokyo Tony:You're like, damn, baby, I feel like some pussy tonight.
Tokyo Tony:He like, damn, okay, well, go get it then.
Tokyo Tony:I'm gonna go get it and bring it the fuck home.
Tokyo Tony:And we gonna fuck.
Tokyo Tony:And she gonna go ahead and buy the business, if that's how we rock it.
Tokyo Tony:But you better be assured that same girl will take your dick not to keep it.
Tokyo Tony:Cause she don't want it.
Tokyo Tony:She just enjoy what happened.
Tokyo Tony:And.
Tokyo Tony:Or in my case, the girl say, fuck him and come to you.
Tokyo Tony:You like, oh, oh.
Tokyo Tony:And you cut him out.
Tokyo Tony:That was my case.
Speaker B:You the case.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, it was my case.
Tokyo Tony:We cut him out and we kept going.
Tokyo Tony:So that shit ain't that, you know.
Tokyo Tony:Hey, why.
Speaker C:Why do you think that a man that has more resources, you know, or more money, is so hard for him.
Tokyo Tony:To be monogamous, egotistical.
Tokyo Tony:Your money is your dick.
Tokyo Tony:Your money long.
Tokyo Tony:Your dick long.
Tokyo Tony:Even if your dick short.
Speaker B:It keeps getting bigger and bigger sometimes.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Cause a girl.
Tokyo Tony:We're the greatest pretenders.
Tokyo Tony:You could be a girl, could be humping.
Tokyo Tony:You could be with your own man.
Tokyo Tony:I ain't busting y'all out.
Tokyo Tony:I'm just saying you could be with your own man.
Tokyo Tony:He getting it, getting it, getting it.
Tokyo Tony:You might have to go somewhere else real fast to get it.
Speaker B:Hold up, leaders.
Tokyo Tony:Look, let me go somewhere Else, you know, serious.
Tokyo Tony:So it's like, your money is your dick.
Tokyo Tony:But that's not with all guys.
Tokyo Tony:Some guys can have money, have status and all of that.
Tokyo Tony:And just be like, I'm not interested.
Tokyo Tony:Cause I already did it.
Tokyo Tony:If you never did it, you a man.
Tokyo Tony:Y'all have a certain thing with y'all.
Tokyo Tony:I got nine brothers.
Tokyo Tony:I know.
Tokyo Tony:You know, you can have the fattest ass, the prettiest face.
Tokyo Tony:He gonna still do this.
Tokyo Tony:Them eyes gonna still drop somewhere every now and then.
Speaker B:Yeah, it's still dropping.
Tokyo Tony:Whether she minds or not is a whole nother story.
Speaker C:You know, and it goes back to.
Speaker C:I always tell young ladies, like, you running out here to get this shit done.
Speaker C:And the nigga gonna hit a possum or squirrel, if that's what come in his peripheral.
Speaker C:And that's what he like at the time.
Speaker C:So it's like, don't, you know, try to enhance yourself.
Speaker C:Just be yourself.
Tokyo Tony:Well, let me break it down.
Tokyo Tony:That used to be the case.
Tokyo Tony:That used to be the case.
Tokyo Tony:The reason why these girls know it's not even for the guys no more.
Tokyo Tony:They're not doing it for y'all.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, y'all are fuck blind, crippled, crazy.
Tokyo Tony:They not doing it for y'all.
Tokyo Tony:That's because other women make them do it.
Tokyo Tony:It's not you, you, you.
Tokyo Tony:It's not.
Tokyo Tony:Y'all don't think it.
Tokyo Tony:She's flat.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, I'm not that big up here, but if I put a little.
Tokyo Tony:A little scoot, scoot.
Tokyo Tony:Just round it out, just a little, you know, I can move.
Tokyo Tony:And it builds their confidence.
Tokyo Tony:The ones that used to get the big stupid ass.
Tokyo Tony:Dude, that's.
Tokyo Tony:Cause them young dudes at that era, just like that, the big dunky dunk, dummy dunks hard joints.
Tokyo Tony:Like hard candy.
Tokyo Tony:We like that soft candy.
Speaker B:That Jolly Rancher got that.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, something like that.
Speaker B:So.
Speaker B:And before we get off, I just gotta get your take on it.
Speaker B:Lastly, and of course, you know Wendy Williams going through her thing.
Speaker B:But I'm curious.
Tokyo Tony:I do feel sorry for her, though.
Speaker B:And I gotta ask, because she has over $20 million in the bank.
Tokyo Tony:Let me hold something.
Speaker B:Yep.
Tokyo Tony:The government.
Speaker B:The government won't even let her touch it because she seems a little out of it.
Speaker B:So they said, we're going to want to give you a guardian that we're going to assign to handle your money.
Tokyo Tony:You want the truth?
Tokyo Tony:Should this be called the truthful?
Speaker B:Yeah, this might be.
Speaker B:We have to break this down as a truth.
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:I mean, if you think.
Tokyo Tony:Okay, we're Going to go a little bit deep, but I'm not going to surface too hard, but we just going to break the surface two, three layers.
Tokyo Tony:First of all, you're not gonna get that high in no game that you didn't do something to stay there.
Tokyo Tony:So you could call it either a Muppet or a puppet.
Tokyo Tony:Which one are you?
Tokyo Tony:Okay, so you're one of them after a while.
Tokyo Tony:Ten years running, consecutively.
Tokyo Tony:Your time is up.
Tokyo Tony:You know, your topics aren't popping on nothing.
Tokyo Tony:You ain't did nothing different.
Tokyo Tony:You have the same stage, the same chair, the same moves.
Tokyo Tony:Your life miserable.
Tokyo Tony:You passing out on stage.
Tokyo Tony:You're not a real influencer.
Tokyo Tony:You don't go online.
Tokyo Tony:You don't do no drives.
Tokyo Tony:You don't do shit.
Tokyo Tony:So what makes you relevant?
Tokyo Tony:Let's let you go.
Tokyo Tony:Let's bring the next puppet in.
Tokyo Tony:Sherri.
Speaker B:Sherri.
Tokyo Tony:And you the same dry bitch.
Tokyo Tony:Like her, dry is the same format.
Tokyo Tony:It's hard to look at.
Tokyo Tony:Cause it's like, why y'all keep doing it?
Tokyo Tony:So let's go back to Wendy because of all of this, girl.
Tokyo Tony:Bye.
Tokyo Tony:That's not true.
Tokyo Tony:We can look at Wendy.
Tokyo Tony:She can talk.
Tokyo Tony:You're making a show.
Tokyo Tony:You not.
Tokyo Tony:Who is that?
Tokyo Tony:You not.
Tokyo Tony:No, they pulling her.
Tokyo Tony:No, this deeper.
Tokyo Tony:There's some Hollywood shit.
Tokyo Tony:Do I need to use the word to start with an I?
Speaker B:Oh, come on.
Tokyo Tony:Puppets.
Tokyo Tony:Illuminati puppets.
Tokyo Tony:They coming for just like they coming for everybody else.
Tokyo Tony:And the next person.
Tokyo Tony:I'm gonna say it here loud, it'll be 50 Cent.
Tokyo Tony:But don't say I told you he'll be next.
Tokyo Tony:Cause he did his run, ain't did shit in 20 years.
Tokyo Tony:Not a song.
Speaker B:He's in the movies, shows.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:How did you get there?
Speaker B:God damn.
Speaker B:God damn.
Tokyo Tony:It'll show eventually.
Tokyo Tony:It always will.
Speaker B:So there's.
Tokyo Tony:There's a.
Tokyo Tony:Vivica already told us.
Tokyo Tony:Nobody was listening.
Tokyo Tony:I should have asked her when I was at her house.
Speaker B:Oh, you.
Speaker B:Oh, you went to Vivica house?
Tokyo Tony:Oh, child, we went to the club.
Tokyo Tony:Chad went to her house, had a couple little drinks, sat back.
Tokyo Tony:We was just girl.
Speaker B:And Vivica seemed like Vivica King.
Tokyo Tony:She seemed like.
Tokyo Tony:She kin.
Speaker B:She kin.
Tokyo Tony:So somebody didn't talk about.
Tokyo Tony:Especially a woman.
Tokyo Tony:I'm talking about putting my fingers.
Tokyo Tony:My fingers up your excuse.
Tokyo Tony:Fingers up your ass.
Tokyo Tony:Don't get it wrong.
Tokyo Tony:Some men may like the prostate massage.
Tokyo Tony:You know, it may make you feel good.
Speaker B:Wait, wait.
Tokyo Tony:So what I'm saying is, if Vivica said that she at that point, because he had to have some type of standing or holding somewhere.
Tokyo Tony:Right.
Tokyo Tony:To get to where you are.
Tokyo Tony:So for you to say that openly without no hoes barred.
Tokyo Tony:I put my fingers up his ass.
Tokyo Tony:He enjoyed it.
Tokyo Tony:You did.
Tokyo Tony:That happened.
Tokyo Tony:You're not gonna put your career online for all that it happened.
Tokyo Tony:So his party come out soon.
Speaker B:They didn't end it bad pluck.
Speaker B:They did not end it bad pluck.
Speaker C:I mean, yeah.
Speaker C:Can I not just be a woman maybe scorned.
Tokyo Tony:Scorned for a young boy younger than you.
Speaker C:Yeah, you right.
Tokyo Tony:That's only in the rap game at the time that right now somebody probably in their secret heart wanna smoke you.
Tokyo Tony:Come on.
Tokyo Tony:Cause you talking about everybody and a whole man.
Speaker B:So let me ask you this then, because this is something that's going around when you see.
Speaker B:And we're gonna get to diddy and all that.
Speaker B:Young guys.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, wait, no.
Speaker B:Whatever they say when black, especially when black men, even outside of black women.
Speaker B:But when black men get to a certain peak in their career.
Speaker B:Tiger woods.
Speaker B:Just every name Em, that the society or the powers that be tries to bring the black men down with statements like that.
Tokyo Tony:That's not true.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:So, I mean, Denzel made it pretty safely.
Tokyo Tony:Listen, let me tell you something.
Tokyo Tony:First of all.
Tokyo Tony:Okay, I'm going try to.
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:You said don't go into that.
Tokyo Tony:I'm a beat around it.
Speaker B:Yeah, let's beat around it.
Tokyo Tony:Okay?
Speaker B:Yeah, let's beat around it.
Tokyo Tony:Example.
Tokyo Tony:Let's.
Tokyo Tony:Can I use your wife, for example?
Speaker B:Yeah, let's go.
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:Beautiful.
Tokyo Tony:If I say I want.
Tokyo Tony:Just hold on.
Tokyo Tony:I want.
Tokyo Tony:Fuck what you gonna say.
Tokyo Tony:You gonna be like, what?
Tokyo Tony:No, I'm married.
Tokyo Tony:Unless ain't this.
Tokyo Tony:But watch this.
Tokyo Tony:But watch this.
Tokyo Tony:And you in the game.
Tokyo Tony:And I wanna fuck you.
Tokyo Tony:And you be girly girl.
Tokyo Tony:And you don't want to.
Tokyo Tony:What you think will happen?
Speaker B:Yeah, you gonna say go upstairs and shut up.
Tokyo Tony:No, you ain't hear what I said.
Tokyo Tony:We said in the game.
Tokyo Tony:When you in the game.
Tokyo Tony:See y'all be.
Tokyo Tony:See this the difference, like I told you, between the public and Hollywood.
Tokyo Tony:I'm not in Hollywood.
Tokyo Tony:I'm in the middle stirring the pot.
Tokyo Tony:And I can do whatever I want, say what I want, be what I want, and be like ha to all of them and still be sitting right there and ain't nobody going to touch me, period.
Tokyo Tony:Right?
Speaker B:Right.
Tokyo Tony:Watch this now with what you just said.
Tokyo Tony:Let's put it to you like this.
Tokyo Tony:Your time runs out.
Tokyo Tony:Example.
Tokyo Tony:Nikki, your time is up.
Tokyo Tony:That's my baby girl.
Tokyo Tony:I love her.
Tokyo Tony:In real life, like, she's my friend in real life.
Tokyo Tony:Okay, but your time is up.
Tokyo Tony:You've been doing this for 20 plus years.
Tokyo Tony:It's over.
Tokyo Tony:You gotta let the other ones come in.
Tokyo Tony:But anybody that come in like you said to bring you brought yourself down.
Tokyo Tony:You know exactly where you going.
Tokyo Tony:If I wanted to walk into Hollywood right now, I would take over.
Tokyo Tony:If I do this, give them the signs that I'm good.
Tokyo Tony:Hey, y'all see me start taking pictures, they're like, oh, shit, she giving them signs.
Tokyo Tony:I'm like, my eye.
Tokyo Tony:They be like, yeah, we got influencers.
Speaker B:We got her.
Speaker B:We got.
Tokyo Tony:We gonna get them.
Speaker B:Yeah, we got her.
Tokyo Tony:Three billion tick tocks.
Tokyo Tony:I'm not even on TikTok.
Tokyo Tony:How do you get 3 billion?
Tokyo Tony:It's only 6 billion people in the world.
Speaker B:Nice.
Tokyo Tony:3 billion.
Tokyo Tony:Nothing is under like per post with two words.
Tokyo Tony:Two million.
Tokyo Tony:And it's not even me.
Tokyo Tony:They go over and find.
Tokyo Tony:Wherever I be, they be like, oh, found her.
Tokyo Tony:Grab it, wait a little while, snatch it, go over, boom.
Tokyo Tony:I'm just like, I can't even have a page.
Tokyo Tony:How can you be that pop?
Tokyo Tony:You can't even have a social media.
Tokyo Tony:I can't have a social media.
Speaker B:Yeah, they can't let you have it.
Tokyo Tony:They can't let you raise your Beyonce.
Tokyo Tony:Do your homework.
Speaker B:You speak a little too much truth.
Tokyo Tony:Go.
Speaker B:Look, we're gonna touch on Beyonce.
Tokyo Tony:That's crazy.
Speaker B:We're gonna get there.
Speaker B:So.
Speaker B:All right, so.
Speaker B:So.
Speaker B:So you brought up the.
Speaker B:You brought the elephant in the room.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, you know I don't like that girl.
Speaker B:I'm sorry.
Speaker B:Did he.
Speaker B:Did he do it?
Speaker B:Let's go and go through there, man.
Speaker B:Okay, so from Tokyo Tony standpoint, when you seen Cassie submit that lawsuit in November for 30 million and it settled the very next day, in your experience in Hollywood, your experience just in this world, you've been around and you know things and you've seen things.
Speaker B:What did you take from that?
Speaker B:When Cassie filed that lawsuit, said, I've been assaulted, you know, just all the years of abuse.
Speaker B:Did you take her at face value?
Speaker B:That's the truth.
Speaker B:Or what did you take from that?
Tokyo Tony:Get your nappy head, nothing ass home.
Speaker B:Damn.
Tokyo Tony:That's what I took from it.
Tokyo Tony:Can I break it down?
Speaker B:Let's go, let's go.
Tokyo Tony:First of all, 10 years, where anybody is a long time, you're not.
Tokyo Tony:Can I say what I want to say?
Speaker B:No.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:It's free rap, okay?
Tokyo Tony:You not going to be breaking it down on the table, snorting your ass off.
Tokyo Tony:Having a good time.
Tokyo Tony:Having a good time.
Tokyo Tony:You like?
Tokyo Tony:Okay, we chilling.
Tokyo Tony:We doing us, we crying.
Tokyo Tony:Everybody chilling, right?
Tokyo Tony:Fine.
Tokyo Tony:Then you have some dudes come in.
Tokyo Tony:One, two, three.
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:Hey, we lit.
Tokyo Tony:You know, it brings your endorphins up.
Tokyo Tony:You like.
Tokyo Tony:Ah, you feeling sexy.
Tokyo Tony:That's what it do to you.
Tokyo Tony:Now the guys that walked in, you done sucked off everybody, then fucked off everybody.
Tokyo Tony:Now, how long did this go on?
Speaker B:Should say some years.
Tokyo Tony:How long did this go on?
Tokyo Tony:So when did you say, well, baby, I don't really feel like eating everybody dick tonight.
Tokyo Tony:Can I just go to bed?
Tokyo Tony:Uh huh.
Tokyo Tony:Like, no, the reason that was.
Tokyo Tony:And it's clear, so clear now.
Tokyo Tony:But Cassie probably home laughing like, because it is.
Tokyo Tony:The 30 million wasn't just for no Cassie.
Tokyo Tony:Your pussy ain't that good.
Tokyo Tony:All of us in here got $30 million pussy.
Tokyo Tony:Hey, she don't.
Tokyo Tony:That pussy turnt up, turned out, boiled out, fried up, done.
Tokyo Tony:No, your licking come off the floor.
Tokyo Tony:Balled up in a knot in a rag like, come on.
Tokyo Tony:But you wanted that.
Tokyo Tony:It's the same thing as the black man.
Tokyo Tony:Where you say the black.
Tokyo Tony:You wanted that.
Tokyo Tony:You baby, went to fashion Week.
Tokyo Tony:We saw you in Louis.
Tokyo Tony:I saw you.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Tokyo Tony:You was in Louis after that.
Speaker B:Yeah, we seen it.
Tokyo Tony:You didn't go clean up and say, you know what?
Tokyo Tony:I'm gonna go sell these furs, I'm gonna go get some of these jewelry and get the fuck away from it.
Speaker B:You stayed and she said, she.
Tokyo Tony:But let me finish.
Tokyo Tony:I ain't finished.
Tokyo Tony:Hold tight.
Tokyo Tony:Let's go watch this from that.
Tokyo Tony:How can I put this delicately?
Tokyo Tony:That 30 million was to make everybody else disappear.
Tokyo Tony:Who else was fucking?
Tokyo Tony:Who else was sucking?
Tokyo Tony:Y'all too diddy.
Tokyo Tony:And the dude sucking and fucking.
Tokyo Tony:And you right there, bed and pussy probably laid back and look good.
Tokyo Tony:They could look up at you every now and then to get it back right?
Tokyo Tony:Or something.
Tokyo Tony:I don't know.
Tokyo Tony:That 30 million ain't for that pussy.
Tokyo Tony:That's to shut her mouth on whoever else.
Tokyo Tony:You, you.
Tokyo Tony:So he probably picked the phone up.
Tokyo Tony:Nigga, I need five from you.
Tokyo Tony:Five from you.
Tokyo Tony:Cause she about to talk.
Tokyo Tony:Five from you.
Tokyo Tony:Bitch, you in the morning.
Tokyo Tony:Cut it down.
Tokyo Tony:Bye.
Tokyo Tony:And.
Tokyo Tony:But that's the smartest thing he could ever did.
Tokyo Tony:Now go ahead.
Tokyo Tony:Cause there's more.
Speaker B:Not gonna ask him.
Speaker B:Do you feel like she might have been drugged the whole time and now she's just sober now, trying to cut up some leeway.
Tokyo Tony:She came in ready to be drugged and fucked and curried.
Tokyo Tony:He has a reputation.
Tokyo Tony:For this?
Tokyo Tony:It's nothing new.
Tokyo Tony:A woman got smoked, I heard, but I don't believe nothing.
Tokyo Tony:And honestly, you ready for this?
Tokyo Tony:Shocker.
Tokyo Tony:I believe Puffy didn't do anything.
Speaker B:Oh, realize she's so.
Tokyo Tony:I can explain.
Tokyo Tony:Never.
Tokyo Tony:Y'all ready?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Please let me know when you ready.
Speaker B:Yeah, I'm ready.
Tokyo Tony:Cause first of all, if he really did all of that, you done beat the FBI, the CIA.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:The local police and the judges.
Tokyo Tony:And the.
Tokyo Tony:You didn't.
Tokyo Tony:You still dancing in the videos.
Speaker B:Still dancing all in the videos.
Tokyo Tony:Come on.
Tokyo Tony:The stress is why y'all fucking with me again.
Tokyo Tony:The I word.
Tokyo Tony:That big I word.
Tokyo Tony:Your time is up, bro.
Tokyo Tony:You ain't brought nothing, shorty.
Tokyo Tony:You was puff head.
Tokyo Tony:You ain't bring nothing to the table.
Tokyo Tony:We need some money.
Tokyo Tony:You ain't brought nobody.
Tokyo Tony:The person you did bring, from what I hear, I'm sure y'all gonna talk about it.
Tokyo Tony:You bought him last.
Speaker B:Okay, so let's go through that.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker B:So the 30 million, a lot of hush money.
Speaker B:Paid around.
Speaker B:Yeah, but then they came out the woodworks after that.
Tokyo Tony:No, five more.
Tokyo Tony:That's not the same.
Tokyo Tony:See, those are mediocres, baby.
Tokyo Tony:You a rapper, you're mediocre, you're nobody.
Tokyo Tony:Rappers are nobodies.
Tokyo Tony:You didn't know that?
Tokyo Tony:They don't write they shit.
Tokyo Tony:You don't make your beat, nigga.
Tokyo Tony:You look at a phone, raise your.
Tokyo Tony:You gotta remember the words.
Tokyo Tony:So, no, we're talking higher.
Tokyo Tony:Puffy's up with high people.
Tokyo Tony:Those rappers, those are like the scrap dogs that get the bones that we finish eating.
Tokyo Tony:You get those.
Speaker B:That's fact.
Tokyo Tony:So it ain't nobody rappers, ain't nobody.
Speaker B:As of last Friday, a producer named Lil Rod.
Speaker B:Lil Rod, something like that, he came out with his own 30 million lawsuit against P.
Speaker B:Diddy.
Speaker B:And there's a lot of allegations in there, A lot of.
Speaker B:He threw Meek Mill name in there.
Speaker B:Stevie J.
Speaker B:Cuba Gooden Jr.
Speaker B:Sang Young Miami doing all kind of coke lit like a motherfucker.
Speaker B:I'm talking about sex workers every night.
Speaker B:It was a crazy statement.
Speaker B:But he's sending.
Speaker B:He has receipts of pictures and stuff like that.
Speaker B:And he's saying there was gay tendencies all through there.
Speaker B:Were you surprised hearing about a male coming forward saying P.
Speaker B:Diddy assaulted me?
Tokyo Tony:I'm just hearing about this?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Are you surprised as I speak?
Tokyo Tony:First of all, let's start here.
Tokyo Tony:A grown past 21, past 25, man.
Tokyo Tony:You try some sexual shit with me, and I'm totally heterosexual.
Tokyo Tony:I'm not gonna sit around and Grab a phone recorder.
Tokyo Tony:I'm gonna record.
Tokyo Tony:No, you was doing shit to Edge to make them.
Tokyo Tony:And then you probably hit that.
Tokyo Tony:Okay, I'm gonna hit that record.
Tokyo Tony:No, come on.
Tokyo Tony:No, that's.
Tokyo Tony:That's intent.
Tokyo Tony:All that shit should be thrown out.
Tokyo Tony:You.
Tokyo Tony:You intend.
Tokyo Tony:You.
Tokyo Tony:First of all, people can't be recorded unless you're committing a crime.
Tokyo Tony:Me against you saying suck my.
Tokyo Tony:Excuse my French.
Tokyo Tony:Everybody suck my dick.
Tokyo Tony:And I got a dick, nigga.
Tokyo Tony:There ain't no crime.
Tokyo Tony:You gonna suck it or, you know, Besides.
Tokyo Tony:No, this dude, he go somewhere.
Tokyo Tony:And a good lawyer, he needs a.
Tokyo Tony:He need a.
Tokyo Tony:He need a Kardashian team lawyer.
Tokyo Tony:He need to get them motherfuckers and come through that.
Tokyo Tony:That.
Tokyo Tony:That wouldn't do.
Tokyo Tony:And name him Naming Meek Mill.
Tokyo Tony:All the dudes gotta do is say, I did it.
Tokyo Tony:And that cut everything.
Tokyo Tony:All right?
Tokyo Tony:I did it.
Speaker B:And say, I did it.
Tokyo Tony:Like, look, I fucked Puffy, and that's this.
Tokyo Tony:All right?
Tokyo Tony:I did it.
Speaker B:And what?
Tokyo Tony:And it will cut everything.
Tokyo Tony:It would.
Tokyo Tony:The distraction.
Tokyo Tony:That's all this is to something else.
Tokyo Tony:This don't make sense.
Tokyo Tony:They all gay.
Tokyo Tony:They all.
Tokyo Tony:All of them.
Speaker B:Damn.
Tokyo Tony:They all.
Speaker C:Boy, do you think.
Speaker C:Cause, you know, this is always.
Speaker C:The man gets a certain amount of money, and then his sexual appetite becomes insatiable, and somehow he finds his way.
Speaker C:We always hear to other men, do you think the more money a man has, like, his just appetite to do, be more freaky, Just grows and grows and grows.
Tokyo Tony:This your second time asking me this question?
Speaker C:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Look, listen, I'm going to get it for you, okay?
Tokyo Tony:Let me ask.
Tokyo Tony:Let me look.
Tokyo Tony:You.
Speaker C:Yeah, I'm not.
Tokyo Tony:Look over here.
Tokyo Tony:If you want to fuck some bitches and you got your bitch, go fuck her.
Tokyo Tony:I'm talking to you.
Speaker C:Yeah, I'm a fuck my bitch.
Tokyo Tony:Look, if that's what you want to do and if she don't mind, because all women is not that way.
Tokyo Tony:They'll be like, shit, if you want to go fuck them bitches, go ahead.
Tokyo Tony:But you better make sure these bills paid.
Tokyo Tony:You better make sure this, that, and the third.
Tokyo Tony:But for me, that's not no real love.
Tokyo Tony:That's not real love.
Speaker B:No.
Speaker C:I'm more saying, like.
Speaker C:Cause we always.
Speaker B:Like.
Speaker C:It's always not.
Speaker C:He's.
Speaker C:It's one thing for this.
Tokyo Tony:No, it's your individual.
Tokyo Tony:It depends on you and your maturity.
Tokyo Tony:If you're married.
Tokyo Tony:And I gotta tell you this, for those that don't know, if you're not married, that's free dick.
Tokyo Tony:That's community dick.
Tokyo Tony:Unfortunately, it don't be community dick when he says I'm not community dick.
Tokyo Tony:Other than that, I'm a holler at your shit, bitch.
Tokyo Tony:You ain't married.
Tokyo Tony:If you married, and that's a violation, you might get a plug in your ass from wifey or something, you know.
Tokyo Tony:But if you're not married, that's, you know.
Tokyo Tony:But they do it and then they do it for other men.
Speaker B:All right?
Tokyo Tony:Because you like shit.
Tokyo Tony:I get this bitch.
Tokyo Tony:Damn, I could fuck her.
Tokyo Tony:You know how y'all niggas talk?
Tokyo Tony:I could fuck her.
Tokyo Tony:I'm a fuck her, man.
Tokyo Tony:What she want, man?
Tokyo Tony:10 GS.
Tokyo Tony:She let you sniff that junk?
Tokyo Tony:No, I'm just playing.
Tokyo Tony:Go ahead, 10G.
Tokyo Tony:I'm just kidding, honey, if you watching.
Tokyo Tony:I'm just playing.
Tokyo Tony:I promise you, baby.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, yeah, baby.
Tokyo Tony:I'm just playing.
Speaker B:I'm playing.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, babe.
Speaker B:So speaking of community dick, nature.
Tokyo Tony:Boy, oh, boy.
Speaker B:The case came down, the judge looked him right in his eye and gave him life without the possibility of parole plus 10.
Speaker B:And I say that to say that, mind you, when he first went in this, he was only.
Speaker B:He was offered a five year plea deal that he chose to fight in court.
Speaker B:Now, mind you, when they read the charges, guilty of kidnapping, rape, I guess what you call revenge porn, like three times that.
Speaker B:And I think there was one other charge in that area.
Tokyo Tony:He had bad lawyers.
Speaker B:Yeah, I'm like, yeah, what do you say to a five year plea deal going to life plus 10 without the possibility of.
Tokyo Tony:It's not even that.
Tokyo Tony:It's his lawyer.
Tokyo Tony:His lawyer should have told him, bruh, let me show you what this carry.
Tokyo Tony:Let me show you with that carried.
Tokyo Tony:And let me show you all the proof that they have against you.
Tokyo Tony:Let's add that up to this.
Tokyo Tony:Five years, what's up?
Tokyo Tony:Problem is it's called railroad.
Tokyo Tony:Even though he did all that he did, there's no room for forgiveness with parole, with life, there's no room for forgiveness at all.
Tokyo Tony:And the reason that I believe a judge would do it, I didn't look at it because it would probably make me sick or something.
Tokyo Tony:Get me started and shit.
Tokyo Tony:Get started on the Internet.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, Lord.
Tokyo Tony:Go sit down somewhere, girl.
Speaker B:Here we go.
Tokyo Tony:He probably didn't show any remorse.
Tokyo Tony:Probably didn't give a fuck.
Speaker B:She literally said, the reason why I'm hitting you with the max of the maximum is because this whole case, I've been watching you and you've given no remorse.
Speaker B:You've been laughing, the testimony's been coming out.
Speaker B:You've Been ignoring it.
Speaker B:You show like you don't care, right?
Speaker B:So because of that, here's the sentence I'm handing down on you because of his actions.
Tokyo Tony:Let me say this.
Tokyo Tony:That same judge probably have been raped and molested before.
Speaker B:Yeah, that's some real shit.
Tokyo Tony:No, listen.
Tokyo Tony:That same judge probably been raped and molested before, probably couldn't get a hoe.
Tokyo Tony:Couldn't get two.
Tokyo Tony:That person that did it to her.
Tokyo Tony:There's people out here that do this to children and don't get that.
Speaker B:Don't get that.
Tokyo Tony:They do that to little babies and you don't get five years.
Tokyo Tony:These are grown ass people with mental issues along with him.
Tokyo Tony:With mental issues.
Tokyo Tony:How do I know?
Tokyo Tony:I've dealt with him before.
Speaker B:So real quick, for the people that don't know, can you tell us your history with the carbonation?
Speaker B:Because you've been delving into them for a while.
Tokyo Tony:Years.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Before even his arrest.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker B:So tell us how far back you go with reviewing what the carbonation was on?
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, I can't.
Tokyo Tony:I don't even know how far.
Tokyo Tony:But so far back to the point that he would not do interviews with anybody.
Tokyo Tony:Nobody could get him on an interview.
Tokyo Tony:So somebody, I forgot, I don't be paying them pod girls no attendee.
Tokyo Tony:So she was like, can you come on, pod with jag and nosy hoes?
Tokyo Tony:I was like, okay, for sure.
Tokyo Tony:What are we talking about?
Tokyo Tony:Nature boy, hurry up.
Tokyo Tony:I'm ready, you know?
Tokyo Tony:So he gets on and I'm like, you know what, dude, Let me read you.
Tokyo Tony:Let my discernment work with you.
Tokyo Tony:Keep talking and we talking, keep talking.
Tokyo Tony:So he stopped getting like this.
Tokyo Tony:Y'all can look at it, pull it up.
Tokyo Tony:I said, you know what?
Tokyo Tony:I'm gonna read you right now.
Tokyo Tony:You ain't nothing but the devil.
Tokyo Tony:And everything he did, I already said it before he did it that day.
Tokyo Tony:I said, you the devil, dude.
Tokyo Tony:You got these people, these women, they on their own free will.
Tokyo Tony:Not what you saying.
Tokyo Tony:You Jesus and they believe in you.
Tokyo Tony:Come on.
Tokyo Tony:What water you walked on, boy.
Tokyo Tony:You on clouds right now.
Tokyo Tony:Some other shit, you know.
Tokyo Tony:So he just got mad.
Tokyo Tony:He was like.
Tokyo Tony:I said, I don't give a fuck about none of that shit.
Tokyo Tony:These chicks care, baby.
Tokyo Tony:I don't care.
Tokyo Tony:So he was like.
Tokyo Tony:And hung up.
Tokyo Tony:And they was all jagged.
Tokyo Tony:Too high.
Tokyo Tony:Jagged.
Tokyo Tony:You was a pussy too.
Tokyo Tony:Jagged was a pussy too.
Tokyo Tony:She was like, oh, like he's gone.
Tokyo Tony:I said, well, let's do this.
Tokyo Tony:Let's make it easy for the crowd, bitch.
Tokyo Tony:I'mma sign off and y'all gon bring him back.
Tokyo Tony:I'm gonna make me something to eat.
Tokyo Tony:Click.
Tokyo Tony:And after that, I just started watching him.
Tokyo Tony:And then I seen what he did to the little baby.
Tokyo Tony:The lady had, the dudes drinking his and having them sleep outside.
Tokyo Tony:The girl sleeping, they doing at six, just.
Tokyo Tony:I said, you know what it was?
Tokyo Tony:This white man, I forgot his name.
Tokyo Tony:He was on it so hard.
Tokyo Tony:I was like, look, I got some resources, and I know some people, and let's make some shit happen.
Tokyo Tony:I said, let me get the news on it.
Tokyo Tony:I said, I can get them.
Tokyo Tony:We're gonna go down to the monument.
Tokyo Tony:I got 100 T shirts, 100 posters made.
Tokyo Tony:I said, we gonna go down there.
Tokyo Tony:So we went to the courthouse.
Tokyo Tony:I still have all the videos in front of courthouse, holding up signs about Nature Boy, all their names.
Tokyo Tony:Velvet this, Daja the mother, something, D.
Tokyo Tony:Just all this.
Tokyo Tony:So some of the people, some of the girls started being like, mm, and two left at that point.
Tokyo Tony:It was like a white girl, I believe.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:She was like, I'm gone.
Tokyo Tony:I'm out here.
Tokyo Tony:And I think a dude left or another girl.
Tokyo Tony:And then after that, I just started watching how people.
Tokyo Tony:Women.
Tokyo Tony:Cause they don't have no love.
Tokyo Tony:They lost.
Tokyo Tony:They lost.
Tokyo Tony:They was, like, looking at them like this.
Tokyo Tony:Where's the camera?
Tokyo Tony:He was like, oh, Nature boy throwing the money.
Speaker B:Oh.
Tokyo Tony:He was like, yeah, they gonna suck me off today.
Tokyo Tony:They like, ooh, what time are they coming on to see?
Tokyo Tony:I mean, it was like that.
Tokyo Tony:I was like, what is wrong with y'all?
Tokyo Tony:Building podcasts is just for them.
Tokyo Tony:They was building, actually building podcasts just to talk about this, man.
Tokyo Tony:That is absolutely crazy.
Tokyo Tony:So it's been a while.
Tokyo Tony:I done did the most.
Tokyo Tony:And then after a while, I was like, you know what these bitches is?
Tokyo Tony:Y'all know what you want, baby.
Tokyo Tony:Y'all want this Jesus right here.
Tokyo Tony:Go get it.
Tokyo Tony:That's they Jesus.
Tokyo Tony:How long you think he should have got?
Tokyo Tony:I'm not a judge, but I would probably give him 15 per person that he did something to.
Tokyo Tony:I'd give him 15.
Tokyo Tony:No, because I think it was only.
Speaker B:One person that actually brought up the charges.
Tokyo Tony:Life.
Tokyo Tony:Let me tell you, if you say the word life, that's only 25 to 30 years, right?
Tokyo Tony:When you say life, when you say life without parole, that means you ain't never coming out.
Tokyo Tony:That's the real life.
Tokyo Tony:You can go in there, you can study, you can get into some praise dancing and singing, some dictionary words, you know, two letter words, and you be out and we cut you five years off.
Tokyo Tony:He be home in no time.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, man, but this right here was.
Tokyo Tony:It sounded a little personal because the judge didn't go into anything like you just said.
Tokyo Tony:I'm listening.
Tokyo Tony:I'm a very good listener.
Tokyo Tony:Didn't go into no other reasons why you would give this.
Tokyo Tony:Not that you destroy families.
Tokyo Tony:That these women are now their insides is rotten and smelling and diseased out.
Tokyo Tony:You didn't go through any of that.
Tokyo Tony:You just said how he's looking.
Tokyo Tony:Don't go by how I look.
Tokyo Tony:You don't know how I'm feeling this.
Tokyo Tony:You don't.
Tokyo Tony:And then he has a mental problem.
Speaker B:Remorse.
Tokyo Tony:He could have faked that.
Tokyo Tony:His lawyer could have told him that you are mental.
Tokyo Tony:It's just simple.
Tokyo Tony:This is a situation of everybody mental.
Tokyo Tony:A cult.
Tokyo Tony:Your mental.
Tokyo Tony:It's a cult.
Speaker C:How do you think his life will be on the yard?
Tokyo Tony:He'll have two elagio braids down here.
Tokyo Tony:Have some borets on the ends.
Speaker B:Oh, shit.
Tokyo Tony:And some pink panties.
Speaker B:Oh, shit.
Speaker C:You don't think.
Speaker C:You don't think.
Speaker C:All that talk, all that.
Speaker C:The way he was able to manipulate, maneuver, or work for him in the prison system.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Become God of prison.
Tokyo Tony:He gonna be everybody's bitch.
Speaker B:Damn.
Tokyo Tony:Damn.
Tokyo Tony:No, no, you can actually, like, look shit up for that.
Tokyo Tony:No.
Tokyo Tony:Because the men inside you.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, you want to come here.
Tokyo Tony:You had niggas sucking your dick, huh?
Tokyo Tony:Now you make you suck mine.
Tokyo Tony:This ain't gonna be about him hurting babies and women.
Tokyo Tony:This gonna be about.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, you had niggas doing that.
Tokyo Tony:Let me show you what I'm gonna do to you.
Tokyo Tony:See, he should have took that five, but he was probably thinking about that pain in the ass, Literally.
Tokyo Tony:So he gonna have a hard.
Tokyo Tony:He's gonna have a hard time then.
Tokyo Tony:But he's gonna be in lockdown, trust me.
Tokyo Tony:For a few years.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker B:He's a celebrity.
Tokyo Tony:He's already crazy, so he gonna sitting by himself.
Tokyo Tony:He'll be fine.
Speaker B:Damn.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker B:What do you say to men like him, himself, but also men like him who just have that arrogance, like, they can't be touched.
Speaker B:I believe R.
Speaker B:Kelly might have felt the same thing.
Speaker B:Like, I'm just untouchable.
Speaker B:No, like, when it comes to.
Speaker B:Like when it comes to doing my dirt.
Tokyo Tony:Nope.
Tokyo Tony:Even okay with him.
Tokyo Tony:They gave him that.
Tokyo Tony:You praise them.
Tokyo Tony:That's why the public, if you be seeing celebrity, you all over that bitch all day.
Tokyo Tony:Eventually she gonna be, oh, you sitting by me.
Tokyo Tony:Let me move my face.
Speaker B:No facts.
Tokyo Tony:You know some weird shit.
Tokyo Tony:No.
Tokyo Tony:So.
Tokyo Tony:And as far As R.
Tokyo Tony:Kelly's.
Tokyo Tony:Cause everybody knew what he was doing.
Tokyo Tony:I knew it too.
Speaker B:I mean, he pulled up to McDonald's a few times, you know, that's good.
Tokyo Tony:He got a couple of Happy Meals.
Speaker B:A couple Happy Meals.
Speaker B:Couple Happy Meals.
Tokyo Tony:As sad as it is, it's true.
Speaker B:So.
Tokyo Tony:But everybody know.
Tokyo Tony:You see the kill is today in Hollywood.
Tokyo Tony:It ain't nothing but about two things.
Tokyo Tony:Well, one come from the other, which is now at this present time, keeping their youth and their life going to 90.
Tokyo Tony:I think it's stopping at 98.
Tokyo Tony:Everybody found the youth, the Prince, everybody.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, everybody's stopping at like 98 years old.
Tokyo Tony:So if you get the adrenaline chrome, you know, and that's from the kids example.
Tokyo Tony:They.
Tokyo Tony:I'm sure y'all probably won't know.
Tokyo Tony:Cause I'm just a brainiac before I'm cute.
Tokyo Tony:Chill.
Speaker B:Let's go.
Tokyo Tony:I'm just a little geeky little thing in the books chair.
Tokyo Tony:Let's go.
Tokyo Tony:For real.
Tokyo Tony:Israel, right?
Tokyo Tony:This is the same thing with this.
Tokyo Tony:Israel have allowed people that are Jewish.
Tokyo Tony:If you're in America and you're a pedophile, you can go to Israel and it's all gone away.
Speaker B:I didn't know that.
Speaker B:I didn't know that.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, you can.
Tokyo Tony:If you over here and you a pedophile, they like forget that.
Tokyo Tony:We'll give you asylum if you're Jewish only.
Tokyo Tony:And you can go there.
Tokyo Tony:But watch this.
Tokyo Tony:Look at all the little babies that's walking around.
Tokyo Tony:They have a field day.
Tokyo Tony:All those missing moms and dads.
Tokyo Tony:They just.
Tokyo Tony:It's like 10,000 little babies just in the street, just walking, hungry, crying, some dead on the side.
Tokyo Tony:They just.
Tokyo Tony:So what is it to go grab you or take on down in them bunkers and shit where y'all building and get them down there, house them scam to death like they do to build their adrenaline to have them so scared.
Tokyo Tony:And then that they take that blood.
Tokyo Tony:They take it and that's your youth.
Speaker B:Wow.
Tokyo Tony:That's how it goes.
Tokyo Tony:That's why it's called adrenaline chrome.
Tokyo Tony:The kids have to be literally.
Tokyo Tony:They put them in caskets with bugs and spiders and snakes and shit.
Tokyo Tony:Just have you.
Tokyo Tony:And then you.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Then they sex em to the point like literally penetration till their little bodies can't take it no more.
Tokyo Tony:And they actually expire.
Speaker B:Oh, man.
Tokyo Tony:So this is it really gets into a bunch of Satanism with it.
Speaker B:That's tough.
Speaker B:You know, we had Charleston White on here a couple days ago.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, wow.
Tokyo Tony:What did that happen?
Speaker B:And he said something about The Illuminati.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, wow.
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Speaker B:He said now that he's kind of dipped his toe and seen behind the curtain, he's like, they.
Speaker B:Technically, it's not what you will find, but it's like what you're looking for will find you.
Speaker B:As he said, whatever your.
Speaker B:Whatever your.
Speaker B:That it'll find you once you get there.
Tokyo Tony:The same thing I just said.
Tokyo Tony:I just told you that earlier.
Tokyo Tony:If I sit here on Street Stars and I'm subliminally just every now and then.
Speaker B:Just every now and then.
Tokyo Tony:Every now and then.
Tokyo Tony:Every now they.
Speaker B:Oh, oh, we got.
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:And they'll contact you.
Speaker B:Oh, yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, yeah, yeah.
Tokyo Tony:We got another one on the roster.
Tokyo Tony:Let's go.
Tokyo Tony:Is that what Ice Spice was trying to do at the Super Bowl?
Tokyo Tony:It's not a try.
Tokyo Tony:She did.
Tokyo Tony:She did.
Tokyo Tony:And you know what?
Tokyo Tony:And I don't care what nobody say.
Tokyo Tony:Cause I'm always right at the end of the day when it comes to this stuff.
Tokyo Tony:Every time.
Tokyo Tony:She's an industry plant.
Tokyo Tony:It's common.
Tokyo Tony:You came from nowhere.
Tokyo Tony:Your little short.
Tokyo Tony:No girl.
Tokyo Tony:No.
Tokyo Tony:Nuh uh.
Speaker B:She does seem as.
Speaker B:When they get.
Tokyo Tony:You just came from anywhere.
Tokyo Tony:And so is the other girl.
Tokyo Tony:Give me sweat, whatever make me hot.
Speaker B:Not Tyler.
Speaker B:Come on.
Speaker B:That sound like just a little bitty girl who just.
Speaker B:They wrote some songs for damn plants.
Tokyo Tony:Tyler Plant.
Tokyo Tony:Give her.
Tokyo Tony:Watch this.
Tokyo Tony:What's this?
Tokyo Tony:March, February next year.
Tokyo Tony:Cold Blooded freak.
Speaker B:Damn.
Tokyo Tony:Turned all the way out.
Tokyo Tony:Watch.
Tokyo Tony:One song gave you a Grammy, but you got people like Angie Stone that been around since I was 10 years old being a rapper.
Tokyo Tony:Never got one.
Tokyo Tony:Hey, how's that possible?
Tokyo Tony:You walk right in, the song still on the fucking radio.
Tokyo Tony:Hot.
Tokyo Tony:You got a Grammy.
Tokyo Tony:How they do that?
Speaker B:That's true.
Tokyo Tony:How did you get that?
Tokyo Tony:How did they even do a audit on it?
Tokyo Tony:Or, you know, what you call it where you.
Tokyo Tony:No, you can't.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:No, no.
Speaker B:So industry plants exist.
Tokyo Tony:I just named Sue.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:You just need them because, you know, you know, we see.
Speaker B:Who was that Cat Williams who said.
Speaker B:Kevin Hart, Industry plant.
Tokyo Tony:He is not funny.
Speaker B:Oh, God damn.
Speaker B:Damn.
Tokyo Tony:I went to sleep on his first movie.
Tokyo Tony:Chad, but go ahead.
Speaker B:No, don't.
Speaker B:What about the comedy show?
Speaker B:Did you see a comedy show?
Tokyo Tony:He's just not funny.
Tokyo Tony:He's just not funny.
Tokyo Tony:And he.
Tokyo Tony:His coming up, too.
Tokyo Tony:His coming up, too.
Speaker B:Everybody's coming.
Tokyo Tony:Puffy, him.
Tokyo Tony:I mean, come on.
Tokyo Tony:They was all standing there, Kevin holding the mic, looking like.
Tokyo Tony:Why y'all snitching?
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, like you was there too, boy.
Speaker B:Damn.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, all of them all okay.
Tokyo Tony:A L L.
Tokyo Tony:How far can that go?
Tokyo Tony:All.
Speaker B:All right.
Speaker B:So I have to ask you because this has been trending on TikTok for a while.
Tokyo Tony:Help me.
Speaker B:There's a lady by the name of Risa Tisa.
Speaker B:I'm about to explain some things that's going on with her.
Speaker B:She went on TikTok and she dropped a 55 part series about how she had a guy named.
Speaker B:She named him Legion.
Speaker B:Let's just say that's the name.
Speaker B:But basically he introduced himself to her, start paying her bills immediately, but was technically lying to her the whole time about his life, about his mother, about his children, about his ex, about everything.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:Sold her dreams.
Speaker B:I'm gonna take you to Paris.
Speaker B:I'm gonna do all this.
Speaker B:I'm gonna buy you a car.
Speaker B:But he started by paying her bills.
Speaker B:And she believed him for a good part of a year of just going through this.
Speaker B:So she made this TikTok video called who the Fuck Did I Marry?
Speaker B:And it gained millions of views, skyrocketed.
Speaker B:So, mind you, she put her face out there and then Charlamagne heard the story and said, you know, this sounds like big back behavior.
Tokyo Tony:Big back energy.
Speaker B:Big back energy, meaning that she might be a larger female, mind you.
Speaker B:I don't think he had seen her at the time, but just hearing the story, he's like, yeah, sounds like something a big girl be doing.
Speaker B:And it turned out that, you know, she felt offended by that because she's like, my back is a little big.
Speaker B:Or did she say that?
Speaker B:Am I quoting her?
Speaker B:I'm sorry, I may not be quoting her, but her back was a little big and she like, I feel shame now.
Speaker B:And then, now they went on Breakfast Club saying, you put your story out there for us to ridicule you.
Speaker B:Now this is a two part question.
Speaker B:First of all, a man coming into your world, paying your rent, do you do or do women?
Tokyo Tony:Nigga, pay the shit.
Tokyo Tony:Bye.
Speaker B:But wait, wait.
Tokyo Tony:Bye.
Speaker B:Would you not lie?
Speaker B:No questions asked.
Speaker B:Lie, lies, lie, lie.
Speaker B:No questions asked.
Tokyo Tony:That's your woman.
Speaker B:No, no.
Tokyo Tony:I'm just saying if that's your baby, lie to me.
Tokyo Tony:You paying this shit, baby.
Speaker B:What happened to honor, integrity and loyalty?
Tokyo Tony:First of all, we would be side by side like these.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Not for real.
Tokyo Tony:What?
Speaker B:For real?
Speaker B:So.
Tokyo Tony:So he's the fool?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:He not her.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker B:That's what people saying.
Tokyo Tony:You paying the money.
Speaker B:Like, what did you want?
Tokyo Tony:But this is the key to it, bitch.
Tokyo Tony:Can I see a receipt?
Speaker B:Show me a receipt.
Tokyo Tony:Show me a receipt that this is True.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:The question.
Tokyo Tony:Show a receipt.
Speaker B:Yep.
Tokyo Tony:Show how he sent it.
Tokyo Tony: The: Speaker B:Get the receipt.
Tokyo Tony:Let me see some receipts.
Tokyo Tony:Because today a man doing that for you.
Tokyo Tony:Where you at?
Speaker B:So love is.
Speaker B:Wait, Wait.
Speaker B:So wait is wait.
Speaker B:Wait is love.
Tokyo Tony:Hey, baby.
Speaker B:Wait.
Speaker B:Is love not in that equation.
Speaker B:Is love not in that equation.
Tokyo Tony:Is love.
Speaker B:What a man come in, I'm gonna pay out of rent.
Speaker B:And I'm gonna promise you the world.
Speaker B:Oh, I think I love this man.
Tokyo Tony:Something she's doing to make him do this.
Tokyo Tony:What that is, who knows?
Tokyo Tony:And you say she has a big back.
Tokyo Tony:He like big back bitches.
Speaker B:All right, so that's the second part of the question.
Speaker B:Yeah, it seemed like.
Speaker B:I'm just saying.
Speaker B:And just tell me your thoughts.
Speaker B:I'm not saying this is true.
Tokyo Tony:Go, go, go.
Speaker B:But are big women preyed on like that?
Speaker B:Like bigger women, low self esteem?
Tokyo Tony:No, it's your outer.
Tokyo Tony:Your outer character that's preyed on.
Speaker B:Oh, okay.
Tokyo Tony:It's your outer character.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:So if you a big girl and you got your shit on and you got your bag and you got your swag, your hair is done and you like, what, Boy, I'm big.
Tokyo Tony:I got a big hair.
Tokyo Tony:A big there.
Tokyo Tony:But you ain't gonna play with me, Lizzo.
Tokyo Tony:Basically, yeah, that too.
Tokyo Tony:But she got money.
Tokyo Tony:Money.
Tokyo Tony:She gonna pay for hers and fuck it.
Tokyo Tony:But for that case, no.
Tokyo Tony:But if you got a hair scarf on and you looking like Buddha, why.
Tokyo Tony:And the dude say, shit, she got this motherfucker check coming.
Tokyo Tony:He gonna hold his breath.
Speaker B:Taxis.
Tokyo Tony:They coming, he gonna get that check.
Tokyo Tony:And he be like, damn, I don't wanna hurt her feelings.
Tokyo Tony:But, babe, you know, I ain't really wanna tell you this.
Tokyo Tony:My guy, I bet.
Tokyo Tony:And I might have to go ahead and dip.
Tokyo Tony:She know.
Speaker B:So does a man even need to lie in that scenario?
Speaker B:Like, if I'm gonna come with, I'm gonna pay your bills.
Tokyo Tony:Depending on.
Tokyo Tony:No man is paying your bills.
Speaker C:Did you hear what she said?
Tokyo Tony:No man is not paying your bills without some real shit going on.
Tokyo Tony:They don't even wanna give you no goddamn can.
Tokyo Tony:We eat at STK.
Tokyo Tony:They like, that's 109.
Tokyo Tony:You like, damn.
Speaker C:That's what made it really hard to believe.
Speaker C:Like, she led like he came in paying bills like that N a lie to you.
Tokyo Tony:She's lying.
Tokyo Tony:Did she show a receipt?
Speaker B:Nah.
Tokyo Tony:When?
Tokyo Tony:No, that's called let me.
Tokyo Tony:And then.
Tokyo Tony:But she.
Tokyo Tony:She's a fool.
Tokyo Tony:Because if you got that kind of what's the names for it?
Tokyo Tony:You already got a check.
Tokyo Tony:And it's gonna keep coming if you know how to keep bojangling and bullshitting with it.
Tokyo Tony:But it can't go over so far.
Tokyo Tony:Cause bitch like me gonna pee.
Tokyo Tony:Be like, where did receipt boo?
Speaker B:Just word a receipt.
Tokyo Tony:Just show us one.
Tokyo Tony:That he sent you some rent, right?
Speaker B:Let's start with that.
Tokyo Tony:Post that joker.
Tokyo Tony:We want to see it.
Tokyo Tony:And they be like, damn, we need to learn something.
Tokyo Tony:Huh?
Tokyo Tony:I need one of them now.
Speaker B:What?
Speaker C:How much you say she made off these tik toks, joker?
Speaker C: She said: Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Honey K can slim her back down.
Tokyo Tony:She can go and get her back slimmed down.
Speaker B:Boom.
Tokyo Tony:Pulled out, put in to make her feel good and confident about herself.
Speaker B:Doesn't that open her up to the even worser predators?
Speaker B:Like, oh, now you bad.
Speaker B:No, now I'm really gonna prey on you.
Tokyo Tony:No, no.
Tokyo Tony:She wanted it from the beginning.
Tokyo Tony:She went to a social media game.
Speaker B:That's what I said.
Speaker B:Once you went to social media, there was something you needed from that.
Tokyo Tony:And he got something from it.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:If he gave you something, no facts.
Tokyo Tony:I got a wife, I got kids, but I'm gonna come give you my shit.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:No, and you ain't did nothing, Buddha.
Speaker B:He was literally like, you know, I'm gonna buy you a house, cash.
Tokyo Tony:Did she show his.
Tokyo Tony:She.
Speaker B:No.
Tokyo Tony:She said that?
Speaker B:Yeah, no, he said that.
Speaker B:I'm gonna buy you a house, cash.
Speaker B:700,000.
Tokyo Tony:Listen, cash.
Tokyo Tony:She said.
Tokyo Tony:He said.
Speaker B:That's what she said.
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:It's called hearsay.
Speaker B:No, it's hearsay.
Speaker B:No, so someone did find him and put him out there, and he kind of got a big back, too.
Speaker B:So it's like.
Speaker B:Oh, shit.
Tokyo Tony:Like that's made up.
Tokyo Tony:I promise you.
Tokyo Tony:That's social media.
Speaker B:This might be a whole play.
Tokyo Tony:They not play the game.
Tokyo Tony:They not to play the game on TikTok or whatever.
Tokyo Tony:That's.
Speaker B:No, I feel this might be a.
Tokyo Tony:Whole play on us.
Speaker B:Nah, for real.
Tokyo Tony:You gonna find him.
Tokyo Tony:You can't find no.
Tokyo Tony:Find somebody baby daddy so he can pay some damn child support.
Tokyo Tony:You can't go find no damn body.
Speaker C:Why you say men ain't paying bills?
Tokyo Tony:No, you ain't paying no woman's bill.
Tokyo Tony:And you got no man.
Tokyo Tony:You ain't paying no bitch bill.
Tokyo Tony:You got.
Tokyo Tony:You.
Tokyo Tony:You got a bill behind him?
Speaker B:Yeah, they got a bill behind him.
Tokyo Tony:Fuck you mean a whole bill?
Speaker B:I got a bill behind me.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:And like you say, it's like relationship.
Tokyo Tony:It all depends on your Relationship, everything, everything goes on.
Tokyo Tony:How y'all go.
Tokyo Tony:Some men can cheat on a woman and she forgive your ass.
Tokyo Tony:And believe me, from that point, nigger, you, you, you always.
Tokyo Tony:She gonna always be on your ass.
Tokyo Tony:Point always be on your ass.
Tokyo Tony:But this is the thing, if you stay with me, bitch, forget about it.
Tokyo Tony:Let it go.
Tokyo Tony:Cause if I hear about it again, I fuck around, might do it again.
Tokyo Tony:Let it go.
Tokyo Tony:Let it go.
Speaker C:Speaking of paying for shit, there was just a post that went viral on social media.
Speaker C:A young.
Speaker C:A man sent a young lady $30.
Speaker C:He said, have a good day.
Speaker C:Here's money for lunch.
Speaker C:She then proceeded, can I send you lunch?
Speaker C:Can I send you lunch?
Speaker C:Oh, well, fuck it then.
Speaker B:Here you go.
Speaker B:Yes.
Speaker B:Can I send you.
Speaker D:Leave it to a man, right?
Speaker D:So the story goes, a gentleman jumped in this woman's dm.
Speaker D:I guess he had been trying to reach out for a second.
Speaker D:He says, hey, can I send you money for lunch?
Speaker D:She says, send it.
Speaker D:Two words, send it.
Speaker D:He sends $30.
Speaker D:She goes on a rant, talking about how each meal is a hundred dollars and what type of woman he thinks she is, and is she tripping because that ain't even enough for two drinks.
Speaker D:And then after he sends the money and she accepts it, he says, you know, can I get to know you?
Speaker D:And she says, no.
Speaker D:Not sending me $30 for no lunch.
Speaker D:No.
Speaker D:And, you know, she's.
Speaker D:Then she's gone viral.
Speaker D:Her comments are turned off.
Speaker D:Now it's a whole thing.
Speaker D:And so some are speculating.
Speaker D:She's completely out of line.
Speaker D:Some are saying, hey, she's, you know, she's being ungrateful.
Speaker D:The latter.
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:It depends on who she is and how.
Speaker D:Nobody.
Tokyo Tony:Okay, okay.
Speaker C:How much do you typically spend on lunch?
Tokyo Tony:Hold on, hold on.
Tokyo Tony:No.
Tokyo Tony:Bologna and cheese, fried ass shit.
Tokyo Tony:No.
Tokyo Tony:If you look at it practically, you got your $30, you could have went over and got you a nice fish dinner somewhere.
Tokyo Tony:And I can.
Tokyo Tony:Yes, you can.
Tokyo Tony:Get to know me.
Tokyo Tony:You didn't say you want to fuck me.
Tokyo Tony:You didn't say you wanna be my man.
Tokyo Tony:You said, get to know me.
Tokyo Tony:So if you were that kind to give me $30 to have lunch, which I could have fed me and two of my friends.
Tokyo Tony:I think it's unfair, especially if he wasn't like, damn, let me see that pussy, or no weird shit.
Speaker D:Yeah, he was very.
Speaker D:From what she says, he was very respectful.
Tokyo Tony:So she got her thing going on.
Tokyo Tony:She just wanted to be cute.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker D:Do you think that men have it kind of harder these days with women under 30 and their perspective on what a man should do upon meeting them, you know?
Tokyo Tony:No, because don't matter what generation it is, a man gonna be a man, a woman gonna be a woman.
Tokyo Tony:Okay?
Tokyo Tony:It's on who you raised you and what you took from it.
Tokyo Tony:You can be raised properly and then get shit from it, you know, so.
Tokyo Tony:No, you know, no.
Tokyo Tony:It kind of balances itself out, if you ask me.
Tokyo Tony:Because unless it's a older to a younger, then that makes a difference.
Tokyo Tony:But if it's this, it's the same shit.
Speaker B:That's facts.
Tokyo Tony:It's the same shit.
Tokyo Tony:If you older, you're an older woman and you're a young guy or something, you'll be like, depending for me, I'll probably be like, do what the fuck you want.
Tokyo Tony:You ain't about to get on my nerves.
Tokyo Tony:And when I call your ass, you better fucking be here.
Tokyo Tony:And that be that.
Tokyo Tony:So.
Tokyo Tony:But a young girl, they kind of 30ish.
Tokyo Tony:You don't really quite, quite know what you really want, you know, the pursuit to it, but you don't really know what you want or even if that's the one.
Tokyo Tony:But you'll know inside, so.
Speaker B:Mm.
Tokyo Tony:Kinda same.
Speaker B:So let me ask you real quick.
Speaker B:You, your only child is Blac Chyna, correct?
Tokyo Tony:Yep.
Speaker B:And you had her Fairly young, right?
Tokyo Tony:17.
Speaker B:17.
Speaker B:When you see Chrisean Rock and dealing with her child and blueface and what's going on with that, do you see some of yourself in her background?
Tokyo Tony:Nowhere.
Speaker B:Nowhere.
Speaker B:Okay, okay, let's start with that.
Tokyo Tony:Absolutely nowhere.
Speaker B:All right, so with that being said, where did things go?
Speaker B:Left with this, because, you know.
Tokyo Tony:With what?
Speaker B:With the Blueface Chrisean Rock saga and then the baby, his previous baby mama coming into the picture.
Tokyo Tony:Because so much is going on, it get cut up in a paragraph.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, you ready?
Tokyo Tony:A paragraph.
Tokyo Tony:A couple, since it's a period.
Tokyo Tony:Exclamation points.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:First of all, you stepped your ass in.
Tokyo Tony:I love Chrisean.
Tokyo Tony:That's my little baby girl.
Tokyo Tony:She's a sweetie.
Tokyo Tony:I work with her and everything, you know, you went into.
Tokyo Tony:And I'm just finding this shit out like a month ago, I was like, oh, I've been running my mouth too much.
Tokyo Tony:Shut the fuck up.
Tokyo Tony:Just shut the fuck up.
Tokyo Tony:All the way.
Tokyo Tony:She, excuse me, went into a relationship, right?
Tokyo Tony:You dove into somebody's shit, bro.
Tokyo Tony:That was her, man.
Tokyo Tony:Because he came and gave you, excuse me, a little D and dropped you off a little sperm in your bank.
Tokyo Tony:You cashed that check.
Tokyo Tony:I had that baby when you.
Tokyo Tony:When you not loved you need some attention and all of these things.
Tokyo Tony:You not ready to be a mother.
Tokyo Tony:You just.
Tokyo Tony:You just not.
Tokyo Tony:You don't know how to be me.
Tokyo Tony:I knew how to be.
Tokyo Tony:How did you know how to be a mother at 17?
Tokyo Tony:Cause I had little siblings that I had to take care of righteousness from.
Speaker B:Huh?
Tokyo Tony:Oh, well.
Tokyo Tony:I'm going to take a bath.
Tokyo Tony:Lay back.
Tokyo Tony:God damn.
Tokyo Tony:It's your baby.
Tokyo Tony:She in there with candles and shit.
Tokyo Tony:Ozzy brothers, I'm out here with your kids.
Tokyo Tony:I'll be out in an hour.
Tokyo Tony:So you learn with her.
Tokyo Tony:Listen to the family.
Tokyo Tony:Your mom was there.
Tokyo Tony:Poor baby.
Tokyo Tony:Your dad, you know, y'all disrespected each other's side.
Tokyo Tony:That's crazy.
Tokyo Tony:You beat up my mama and you beat up my daddy.
Tokyo Tony:That was the disrespect that broke the wagon.
Tokyo Tony:It was over there.
Tokyo Tony:Nothing is gonna come from that.
Tokyo Tony:Just even in God's sight and eyes, nothing is gonna come from any of that.
Tokyo Tony:And you went and had a baby after having some things done, from what I hear.
Tokyo Tony:I didn't hear her say it, but I heard people say it, allegedly.
Tokyo Tony:Cause I didn't hear her say it.
Tokyo Tony:Right.
Tokyo Tony:A bunch of abortions.
Tokyo Tony:So it's like your pussy was a cemetery anyway.
Tokyo Tony:No bones and shit being snatched from it.
Tokyo Tony:And then a new birth coming into it, laying, infiltrating and coming out.
Tokyo Tony:I mean, how happy can that soul be around being birthed and born?
Tokyo Tony:And I mean, you know.
Speaker B:So let me ask you.
Speaker B:It's sad, you know, she's a celebrity now and she has the money to.
Tokyo Tony:She's been a celebrity.
Speaker B:Yeah, Been a celebrity.
Speaker B:She could hire nanny.
Speaker B:She could do all this.
Speaker B:And your.
Speaker B:From what you know, and how you even raised your daughter and things of that nature, would you.
Speaker B:And if.
Speaker B:Yes, I know social media didn't exist.
Tokyo Tony:Back then, but go ahead.
Speaker B:Would you have your child, you know, displayed throughout social media?
Speaker B:Cause there was a level to where people protected their children from that life.
Speaker B:You won't even see my child.
Tokyo Tony:She's not an A list celebrity.
Tokyo Tony:She's not an A list celebrity.
Tokyo Tony:She's a girl around the corner.
Speaker B:So.
Tokyo Tony:She's a girl around the corner.
Tokyo Tony:And I mean, it depends on how you displaying it.
Tokyo Tony:It depends on how if people talking shit about you and you say, I don't know.
Tokyo Tony:Cause I don't watch all of them.
Tokyo Tony:So I don't really know.
Tokyo Tony:But if you're displaying your baby like, this is my baby, you know, cute, fluffy, got you right there, puka poo.
Tokyo Tony:And I'm Playing with you or something.
Tokyo Tony:And we turn the camera off for a few minutes.
Tokyo Tony:Well, this is little Jonathan or whatever.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, that's fine.
Tokyo Tony:I don't know the situation, so anything more than that, it might be too much.
Tokyo Tony:I personally wouldn't put my child on there at all.
Tokyo Tony:When you know what you know what?
Tokyo Tony:You know what you know.
Tokyo Tony:You ain't going on there.
Tokyo Tony:You ain't going on there.
Tokyo Tony:Mommy, I wanted to do a dick duck shit.
Tokyo Tony:No, you ain't.
Tokyo Tony:No, because you got the pedals.
Tokyo Tony:And then kids tend to.
Tokyo Tony:They show outside.
Tokyo Tony:You can look and see now they got this thing you could put on your phone and you can push to the thing and it can do something and give your exact address from your phone.
Tokyo Tony:So you having a cookout and know exactly where your ass at.
Tokyo Tony:So having your whole environment behind you.
Tokyo Tony:I think this girl did it from a tree or something.
Tokyo Tony:And it told what kind of tree it was.
Tokyo Tony:And she asked like, where is it located?
Tokyo Tony:And it just said, you got your whole house.
Speaker B:Damn.
Tokyo Tony:So it's like you can't even do that.
Tokyo Tony:Your babies, they gonna lie to you, just like we did to our parents.
Tokyo Tony:Was you online?
Tokyo Tony:No.
Tokyo Tony:Yes, you were.
Tokyo Tony:Did you show my house?
Tokyo Tony:No.
Tokyo Tony:You was all out front addressing shit.
Tokyo Tony:All behind you.
Tokyo Tony:They pulling up and shit.
Tokyo Tony:Watching mama now, you know?
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:I don't even think kids are under a certain age to have a cell phone.
Tokyo Tony:I just don't think it.
Tokyo Tony:I don't think it.
Tokyo Tony:Cause I'm telling you, one time I pulled up, I was like.
Tokyo Tony:Even though I looked, it was perverted for me to look, but I did.
Tokyo Tony:I was like, oh, this is weird shit.
Tokyo Tony:My Little Pony.
Tokyo Tony:Pony, horse, thing like that.
Tokyo Tony:The best horse.
Tokyo Tony:You push it, you keep going.
Tokyo Tony:By the time you get to the second page, it start to show you bestiality.
Speaker B:Oh, shit.
Tokyo Tony:So then what do you do?
Tokyo Tony:You push.
Tokyo Tony:And you like it.
Tokyo Tony:Be east it.
Tokyo Tony:Say the word.
Tokyo Tony:You push it.
Tokyo Tony:Cause it's gonna be lit up.
Tokyo Tony:You push it.
Tokyo Tony:And then it start giving you forms of like, where you can see it at.
Speaker B:Wait, so you're saying for the new mothers out there, when your kid's looking at My Little Pony.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, baby.
Speaker B:A couple of words off some big.
Tokyo Tony:Dicks might pop up on a horse.
Speaker B:Oh, shit.
Tokyo Tony:Bitch.
Tokyo Tony:Sucking on a big dick or something.
Tokyo Tony:I'm off a horse.
Tokyo Tony:No, it's the truth.
Tokyo Tony:Mothers, go do it yourself.
Tokyo Tony:Test it when y'all go home.
Tokyo Tony:Test it and see.
Speaker C:Do you think it's now a thing that celebrities or certain women are having babies to stay relevant.
Tokyo Tony:You know why?
Tokyo Tony:Let me tell you.
Tokyo Tony:Let me break down when you run and have a baby.
Tokyo Tony:I'm just saying, to each his own.
Tokyo Tony:I don't know who got babies in here.
Tokyo Tony:You run and you hard ass to go get child support right away.
Tokyo Tony:No, you didn't even give him a chance to bond.
Tokyo Tony:Let him bond with the little joker first.
Tokyo Tony:Damn.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, let me let him.
Tokyo Tony:You know, and you four days old.
Tokyo Tony:How much fucking Pampers and shit you need?
Tokyo Tony:Honest.
Tokyo Tony:You know what I mean?
Tokyo Tony:Like the girl, what's her name?
Tokyo Tony:She a cute girl.
Tokyo Tony:One Angie was fighting a Sky.
Tokyo Tony:Sky something.
Tokyo Tony:Who had the finny whop boyfriend that end up not even being his baby.
Tokyo Tony:And she's still relevant.
Tokyo Tony:That ended up not even being his kid.
Tokyo Tony:But you still in this scene.
Tokyo Tony:But remember, the public keep you where you are.
Tokyo Tony:The moment the public say fuck you, that's it, you're done.
Tokyo Tony:So that's why they gotta do it.
Tokyo Tony:But it's not that, baby.
Tokyo Tony:It's the money.
Tokyo Tony:The money.
Tokyo Tony:Keep the little Fendi on they ass.
Tokyo Tony:Keep the little her fresh.
Tokyo Tony:Cause if that go away, your whole existence gone, bitch.
Tokyo Tony:Cause it ain't nothing else after that.
Tokyo Tony:Your whole existence is over.
Speaker C:Back to Cat and Tom from Target.
Tokyo Tony:Period.
Tokyo Tony:No, you ain't going up the Galleria.
Tokyo Tony:Boo.
Speaker C:What do we think about the face tats?
Speaker C:Like the whole portrait of a motherfucker on the face.
Tokyo Tony:Damn, y'all stuck me in a position.
Speaker B:Yeah, no, take us there.
Speaker B:Take us there.
Tokyo Tony:It reminds me of Mike Tyson.
Speaker B:Oh, yeah.
Speaker B:That's the first thing that comes to your mind whenever you see your face.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Didn't he do some shit like that?
Speaker B:Mike Tyson did it first.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker B:Mike Tyson did it first.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, but she's not the only one.
Tokyo Tony:You know, people do that when they are.
Tokyo Tony:This girl is.
Tokyo Tony:I hate to say.
Tokyo Tony:Cause she's my little buddy, but she is really, really heartbroken.
Tokyo Tony:She is really heart.
Tokyo Tony:Not from him.
Tokyo Tony:That's an attachment.
Tokyo Tony:That's all you can hold on to.
Tokyo Tony:Cause you don't have shit else to hold on to.
Speaker B:Right?
Tokyo Tony:But she is really heartbroken.
Tokyo Tony:Like from the parent thing all the way down.
Tokyo Tony:To tell somebody you had all them damn abortions alone.
Tokyo Tony:That's not your business.
Tokyo Tony:Goddamn.
Tokyo Tony:That right there.
Tokyo Tony:She heartbroken.
Tokyo Tony:And I think it's a little.
Tokyo Tony:It's weird.
Tokyo Tony:It's totally weird.
Tokyo Tony:But that's her fucking face.
Tokyo Tony:Let her do what she want to do to her face.
Tokyo Tony:Cause later on.
Tokyo Tony:No, let her see this dumb shit.
Tokyo Tony:So when she looking and the realization comes.
Tokyo Tony:Cause it Gotta come.
Tokyo Tony:What comes to you fast will come.
Tokyo Tony:It may, you know.
Tokyo Tony:No, it ain't.
Tokyo Tony:She gonna one day wake up and be like, what the.
Tokyo Tony:Now, the sad part is gonna be all she should have did was a whistle name.
Tokyo Tony:And she just wanted it.
Tokyo Tony:What you call it where it's not real?
Tokyo Tony:The one, the fake one, the not permanent one, the non permanent.
Tokyo Tony:And then it might be, hey, a nigga might have gave you some coin to run that game.
Tokyo Tony:You just never know.
Tokyo Tony:That's too wide.
Tokyo Tony:It's too open.
Speaker C:You know, she got it right after he went to jail.
Speaker C:What do you think he said to her from the jail phone?
Tokyo Tony:Well, you want some honesty?
Tokyo Tony:A girl put his face on her ass.
Tokyo Tony:So you.
Speaker C:Yeah, it's wild.
Speaker B:Now.
Tokyo Tony:Poor baby.
Speaker C:I wanted to circle back because we were talking about somebody whose time was up.
Speaker C:And we spoke on Nikki, Uh oh.
Speaker C:And you know, she just recently got into it with Megan.
Speaker C:And what are your thoughts about her?
Speaker C:You know, trying to bully like newer artists, you know, speaking on her dead mother and things of that nature.
Tokyo Tony:First of all, in the rap game, that was a diss.
Tokyo Tony:Let me finish.
Tokyo Tony:When I was coming up, when you dis, you diss.
Tokyo Tony:Just like Joanie.
Tokyo Tony:Your mom is so skinny, she get through a Cheerio.
Tokyo Tony:Niggas used to get mad, your mama's so fat, this that you like, nigga, hold up now.
Tokyo Tony:Talk one more.
Tokyo Tony:Guess what.
Tokyo Tony:Who cares?
Tokyo Tony:Who cares?
Tokyo Tony:That shit was for Streams.
Tokyo Tony:I said that too.
Tokyo Tony:That was for Streams.
Tokyo Tony:That shit ain't no real shit.
Speaker B:For who?
Speaker B:Both parties.
Tokyo Tony:And both of them, the first thing they both said was our streams is up.
Speaker B:That's all I kept seeing.
Speaker B:I'm number one.
Speaker B:I'm number two.
Speaker B:I'm number one.
Speaker B:I'm still number one.
Tokyo Tony:There was no real beef.
Tokyo Tony:That's why I did a freestyle.
Tokyo Tony:That's why I kept going viral and Friday ass.
Speaker B:So let's talk about it.
Speaker B:You went.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Hold up.
Speaker B:Before I get to the freestyle.
Tokyo Tony:So I don't get to the freestyle.
Speaker B:Nikki, she was like, you know, you lying on your dad.
Speaker B:Mama.
Tokyo Tony:Okay, okay.
Speaker B:Is it all fair and games and right back.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:What did she.
Tokyo Tony:She didn't say nothing about her mother.
Tokyo Tony:She just said, where your mother's condition.
Tokyo Tony:You lying on your dead mother.
Tokyo Tony:Okay?
Tokyo Tony:You're lying on your living daddy.
Tokyo Tony:Come on.
Tokyo Tony:Nikki's daddy dead too.
Tokyo Tony:So it ain't no thing of my parents is alive.
Tokyo Tony:And your parents.
Tokyo Tony:It wasn't that you lied on your mama and she dead.
Tokyo Tony:That's what she said.
Tokyo Tony:So I don't Think it's a bully thing.
Tokyo Tony:You started it.
Tokyo Tony:Did she?
Speaker B:No facts.
Tokyo Tony:Because it makes no.
Tokyo Tony:It makes no.
Tokyo Tony:We not filled in on.
Tokyo Tony:Why did Megan do this?
Tokyo Tony:First of all, I didn't even hear before I started clowning both of their ass.
Tokyo Tony:For real.
Tokyo Tony:I clowned both of.
Tokyo Tony:I said, oh, the bitch want the rap game back.
Tokyo Tony:And this bitch right here.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, Nikki, Really?
Tokyo Tony:You know, Nikki wasn't on no phone with me.
Tokyo Tony:I'm playing.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, but the rap game is over, bro.
Speaker B:So tell me your thoughts.
Speaker B:Cause it inspired you to start spinning some bars.
Speaker B:And I'm like, damn, Tokyo spin bars.
Speaker B:You're rapping.
Speaker B:So what, what sparked it?
Speaker B:Was there another female artist, lotto or somebody that made you say, let me get out there and fuck around?
Tokyo Tony:Like, no, I do them all the time.
Tokyo Tony:I just do it for fun.
Speaker B:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:I just Friday ass.
Speaker B:What inspired you?
Speaker B:Like, when females just be like, not coming with that shit.
Tokyo Tony:When they just some raggedy hoes.
Tokyo Tony:I just let it get them.
Tokyo Tony:Let me show them real quick.
Tokyo Tony:Cause they all trash.
Tokyo Tony:No, I'm saying.
Tokyo Tony:Cause they all trash.
Tokyo Tony:I made whole songs.
Speaker C:Hold on, hold on.
Speaker C:Cause you brought up something Joe Budden said on his podcast.
Tokyo Tony:Who is that?
Speaker B:Some.
Speaker C:Some light skinned nigga pump it up.
Tokyo Tony:I don't know.
Speaker C:Some light skinned nigga.
Speaker C:He said.
Speaker C:He said that the female rap game is over with.
Speaker C:Yes, he said that shit is gone.
Tokyo Tony:He's not lying.
Speaker C:He said there's a few that's gonna make be able to keep going.
Speaker C:He said, but that shit ain't even.
Tokyo Tony:It's been gone.
Tokyo Tony:It's been gone.
Tokyo Tony:Oh my God.
Tokyo Tony:Let me see how far it's been gone since Lil Kim started it.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, shit, let me break it down.
Speaker B:You said she squatted with the, with the lollipop.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, because look, it used to be like the women in here, you not gonna play with us.
Tokyo Tony:You're not gonna call me no bitch.
Tokyo Tony:Cause what's gonna happen me, her, her, her, her.
Tokyo Tony:We gonna come beat your ass, nigga.
Tokyo Tony:You gonna get fucked up stilettos worse than him whooping your ass.
Tokyo Tony:We gonna come beat your ass.
Tokyo Tony:And you know things like that Queen Latifah.
Tokyo Tony:Who you calling that bitch?
Tokyo Tony:N I Z.
Tokyo Tony:After that it came, come and lick my up and lick me down.
Tokyo Tony:And it's like.
Tokyo Tony:So the culture shock was like, oh, for the nasty girls.
Tokyo Tony:We was like.
Tokyo Tony:Because we like, hey.
Tokyo Tony:But then as it go, as the generations went, it started doing this because it started getting disgusting and despicable.
Speaker C:What's the most disgusting thing you've heard, like, I can't even let my ears hear this.
Tokyo Tony:What's the what.
Speaker C:What song did you heard?
Speaker C:You was just like, this ain't it.
Tokyo Tony:I don't even listen to them hoes.
Speaker C:Who is them hoes?
Tokyo Tony:All of them.
Speaker C:All them hoes.
Tokyo Tony:Probably my baby girl Sukiana.
Speaker B:Sukiana?
Speaker B:Yes.
Tokyo Tony:That's my daughter.
Tokyo Tony:That's my other daughter.
Tokyo Tony:She's bad.
Tokyo Tony:I mean, I'm like, damn, Suki, that pussy.
Speaker B:Yeah, she did ride around with Cam'ron saying, I'ma eat his ass.
Speaker B:I'ma eat his ass.
Tokyo Tony:I'm glad you said it.
Tokyo Tony:Cause I did my.
Speaker B:He eat my ass now.
Speaker B:He eat my ass.
Speaker B:I'm like, what kind of.
Speaker B:Is this even a song?
Speaker B:But I ain't.
Speaker B:I ain't gonna.
Tokyo Tony:I mean, to each his own.
Tokyo Tony:Don't get it twisted.
Tokyo Tony:Do your thing.
Tokyo Tony:If that's what y'all, as an intimate couple wanna do.
Tokyo Tony:And he's into it.
Tokyo Tony:Do your thing.
Speaker C:See, to me, I feel like Suki Hunter, she came in this bitch.
Speaker C:Like, I'm gonna just say whatever the fuck.
Speaker C:And then everybody started doing it, but they was for real.
Speaker C:Like, you know the one rapper who talking about killing, but he ain't really killing nobody.
Speaker C:But the N was like, oh, shit.
Speaker C:You can kill somebody and get.
Speaker C:And the real killer start rapping.
Tokyo Tony:But you know what?
Tokyo Tony:Let me tell y'all something.
Tokyo Tony:On some real live, she gonna be like, damn, Ma, why you busting me out in real life?
Tokyo Tony:Mm, mm.
Tokyo Tony:That shit, she talk.
Tokyo Tony:That's product.
Tokyo Tony:That's product, okay?
Tokyo Tony:That sells.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, Sookie, in real life, she's still nasty.
Tokyo Tony:She like, baby, can you fuck me right now?
Tokyo Tony:I be like, damn, I'm sitting right here.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, can you fuck me right now?
Tokyo Tony:Take five minutes.
Tokyo Tony:You know, I'm just saying stuff like this.
Tokyo Tony:Like, okay, you bit.
Tokyo Tony:It's her personality and it fits her.
Tokyo Tony:But the voom of it is for the public.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, yeah, but her just being like.
Tokyo Tony:Somebody might look at me like she a trifling ass bitch.
Tokyo Tony:I don't want that nasty bitch.
Tokyo Tony:Nah, she is very respectful.
Tokyo Tony:You just be like, is this the same person?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:When that shit, when that chick come off, she be like, okay.
Tokyo Tony:Hey, guys, y'all want some water juice?
Speaker B:She's not just a musician.
Tokyo Tony:No, she got a lot of leads.
Tokyo Tony:She good, girl, she good.
Speaker B:So what do you say?
Speaker B:Believe it or not, what do you say?
Speaker B:When I seen a couple of, like, three year old girls, like 2, 3, 4, whoop the mother's ass, they was.
Speaker B:They were just singing out loud.
Speaker B:Bend that ass over.
Speaker B:Let that coochie breathe.
Speaker B:And I was like, wow.
Speaker B:Sexyy Red really got to these kids to where these two three year olds are saying.
Tokyo Tony:Let that coochie breathe.
Tokyo Tony:Stop.
Tokyo Tony:No.
Speaker B:Don't blame Sexy Red.
Tokyo Tony:Don't you dare.
Speaker B:All right, let's go.
Tokyo Tony:Don't you dare.
Speaker B:What you got?
Tokyo Tony:No.
Tokyo Tony:What?
Speaker B:Let's talk.
Tokyo Tony:Why blame Sexy Red?
Tokyo Tony:Your children.
Tokyo Tony:Listen, I'm a grown woman.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:I'm in Dallas, Chilling Dallas.
Tokyo Tony:And if I'm in the mood and I'm in a party mood and I ain't going nowhere and I'm just like.
Tokyo Tony:And I'm on that, I'm gonna turn it on and be like, ah, okay.
Tokyo Tony:Hitting the J.
Tokyo Tony:Chilling, talking.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, this bitch.
Tokyo Tony:Your 4 year old.
Tokyo Tony:You can't control what they.
Tokyo Tony:What they're looks like.
Tokyo Tony:That's on you.
Tokyo Tony:It's not her fault.
Tokyo Tony:The game has never changed.
Tokyo Tony:It's just upgraded and diluted the innocence.
Tokyo Tony:What do you mean?
Tokyo Tony:What's her name with the bald head back in the day?
Tokyo Tony:Grace Jones.
Speaker B:Grace Jones.
Tokyo Tony:Pull up to your bumper, baby.
Tokyo Tony:Hey.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, you know who that was?
Tokyo Tony:Dick in the ass.
Tokyo Tony:But we was kids, we was young, we didn't know what that meant, you know.
Tokyo Tony:Listen to the whole song it just now.
Speaker B:So with that being said, it used to be innuendo on radio where they would play on the radio a song that you kind of don't know what it means nowadays.
Speaker B:Cause kids are gonna listen to radio just cause they ain't made turn on the radio and like they say, bend that over, let that breathe.
Tokyo Tony:Blanking out the word.
Speaker B:Yeah, it's like you're blanking out just a little bit of a.
Speaker B:You kind of.
Tokyo Tony:Well, they put it together.
Tokyo Tony:Well, they took that off when they took it.
Tokyo Tony:Remember they used to put on that thing angel, how they used to put the thing explicit on the music.
Tokyo Tony:When they removed those labels, that was it.
Tokyo Tony:Yes, it was over.
Speaker B:Yes, you would know.
Tokyo Tony:They gonna keep on doing it.
Tokyo Tony:I mean, it's the generation is what it is.
Tokyo Tony:Mind you, who's running shit is this generation.
Tokyo Tony:So whatever we like, we gonna make it so.
Speaker B:Do you feel like the jewels, the whoever runs the music business, they're purposely putting that kind of music out for our kid.
Speaker B:And what is their agenda with putting that type of music out?
Tokyo Tony:Because there's the same as it always have been.
Tokyo Tony:Black exploitation.
Tokyo Tony:It's always been that way.
Tokyo Tony:Like back in the day, we can't say nigga now.
Tokyo Tony:You say nigga, it's in problem.
Tokyo Tony:But Rudy Way more.
Tokyo Tony:Every word he said was nigger.
Tokyo Tony:No, facts.
Tokyo Tony:Look at the Mac.
Tokyo Tony:They show good actors everything, but they show y'all hoes and pimps.
Tokyo Tony:It won't show y'all as doctors, lawyers, or even goddamn a janitor.
Tokyo Tony:They won't show it.
Tokyo Tony:It show you pimps and hoes and stuff like that.
Speaker B:Do you feel like they profit off of, you know, hyper sexualizing and criminalizing the black community?
Tokyo Tony:No, we do it to ourselves.
Tokyo Tony:No, don't nobody make you do nothing you don't want to do.
Speaker B:Yeah, we sense.
Speaker B:We tend to like it, plays it put on repeat.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, but that's because, I mean, it goes so much further and deeper.
Tokyo Tony:It's a generational curse on us as blacks, period.
Speaker D:Some are saying that when it comes to other artists, maybe white pop artists, country artists, they're not being portrayed in such a, like, sexually explicit way versus our black female artists who are only overly sexualized.
Speaker D:They're always naked.
Speaker D:They're always talking about sex.
Speaker D:Do you think that that's on purpose?
Speaker D:Is that something that we as the people can control?
Speaker D:Or do you think that the industry is doing that to us with artists?
Tokyo Tony:First of all, let's start here.
Tokyo Tony:As black women, we're sexy anyway.
Tokyo Tony:No, we give.
Tokyo Tony:No, we give off the erotica.
Tokyo Tony:It doesn't matter with who.
Tokyo Tony:Like, you can go back as far as slavery.
Tokyo Tony:Those women were sweaty, nasty skin, not being able to take a bath, menstruals, but they were still being raped by the white men.
Tokyo Tony:No nappy hair, no money, no nothing.
Tokyo Tony:And your pussy still, I want it.
Tokyo Tony:And then you get your ass beat.
Tokyo Tony:Because my wife gonna know that I fucked you.
Tokyo Tony:And she gonna be asking the first move you make wrong.
Tokyo Tony:Your ass strapped to that tree.
Tokyo Tony:See, so from that we can go ahead and put it like this.
Tokyo Tony:No, we sexualize ourselves through the music.
Tokyo Tony:Because they don't show or embrace any intelligence.
Tokyo Tony:You can still be sexual all day, but in a classy way.
Tokyo Tony:The white women, they do the same thing.
Tokyo Tony:They just do it in a different kind of way.
Tokyo Tony:The singers, not just rappers, they do the same thing.
Tokyo Tony:Look at Ciara, you're worse.
Tokyo Tony:You was naked with a skirt on, a liquor bottle on your head, married to a Christian, doing like this.
Tokyo Tony:I'm like, damn, I want to find.
Tokyo Tony:I'm trying to see just a shit, shit, shit.
Tokyo Tony:Did that shit come up a little?
Tokyo Tony:I mean, what's happening?
Tokyo Tony:So it.
Tokyo Tony:No, you do it to yourself.
Tokyo Tony:Because you are your director.
Tokyo Tony:You are your director, period.
Tokyo Tony:So if I say, okay, Tokyo, we want you in Our song.
Tokyo Tony:But it's shaking ass and shit.
Tokyo Tony:Okay, Come on, bitch, with my check.
Tokyo Tony:But I ain't gonna do no more than I wanna do.
Tokyo Tony:You know what I'm saying?
Tokyo Tony:I might want full bottom on where they wanted to cut up your.
Tokyo Tony:No, you ain't about to see no coochie lips.
Tokyo Tony:No, you can't do that.
Speaker B:So what is your thoughts on Ciara?
Speaker B:You know her husband, Russell?
Tokyo Tony:She is a weak link.
Tokyo Tony:She's a weak link.
Tokyo Tony:She's a weak link.
Speaker B:What do you find weak about her actions, her movements?
Tokyo Tony:First of all, you.
Tokyo Tony:He is the main weak link.
Tokyo Tony:You cannot be unequally yoked like that.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, man, you can't be that unequally yoked.
Tokyo Tony:They so unequally yoked.
Tokyo Tony:If y'all don't know what that means, we'll break it down later.
Tokyo Tony:They're too unequally yoked.
Tokyo Tony:You're into this Christian and church and trying to do the right thing and woo, woo, woo.
Tokyo Tony:Why you got a Hollywood hoe?
Tokyo Tony:You didn't fuck little Bow wow girl and future to go over here to marry this.
Tokyo Tony:And you supposed to change.
Tokyo Tony:You made a whole song.
Tokyo Tony:So Jesus, why you bring me this?
Tokyo Tony:Did y'all hear them words?
Tokyo Tony:I could break them words down right now.
Tokyo Tony:Would make y'all ass in here be on the floor laughing your ass off.
Tokyo Tony:I heard that.
Tokyo Tony:So I said, they got y'all like that.
Tokyo Tony:You gave more.
Tokyo Tony:Lord, let him be the, not let you be the and let you bring this to He.
Tokyo Tony:Why is you even making a song like this?
Tokyo Tony:Let's start there.
Tokyo Tony:Now.
Tokyo Tony:She's a.
Tokyo Tony:She's a.
Tokyo Tony:I mean, a plant.
Speaker B:How do you look at Russell Wilson?
Speaker B:Because he sat there and said, he's a wuss.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Like I was.
Speaker B:God put me here to raise future son.
Tokyo Tony:He's a wuss.
Tokyo Tony:Ain't no God put you here to raise no man's son.
Speaker B:That's true.
Tokyo Tony:A man supposed to be here to raise his own son.
Tokyo Tony:Unless he dead.
Tokyo Tony:Raise your own son and your woman leave you.
Tokyo Tony:And that's a part of it.
Tokyo Tony:But he still ain't raising him.
Tokyo Tony:He's helping assisting.
Tokyo Tony:You ain't raising shit as mama is.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Period.
Tokyo Tony:And for a man to say that about another man.
Tokyo Tony:You wonder what's really going on.
Speaker B:Oh, man.
Speaker B:Well, the Broncos just let him go as of yesterday.
Tokyo Tony:Oh.
Speaker B:So I don't.
Speaker B:I don't.
Speaker B:I don't know the future of what.
Tokyo Tony:I'm gonna tell you what the Lord probably said.
Tokyo Tony:We gonna stop giving you all this money.
Tokyo Tony:Fucking with this hoe.
Tokyo Tony:No, I'm dead serious.
Speaker B:I don't know who's coming next.
Tokyo Tony:If your husband or wife has changed their life around to the point of religion, to the point like, I'm not gonna do this no more.
Tokyo Tony:I'm not gonna do that no more.
Tokyo Tony:And you still in the game.
Tokyo Tony:How you.
Tokyo Tony:It's like me smoking and we dating.
Tokyo Tony:I smoke.
Tokyo Tony:You smoking with I'm baby, you know, and you just blowing.
Tokyo Tony:And I'm like, damn, he blowing.
Tokyo Tony:All right, let me just take a picture.
Tokyo Tony:You feel me?
Tokyo Tony:No, no, he fucked up.
Tokyo Tony:She just getting her money.
Tokyo Tony:Cause if you leave, I got four checks coming.
Speaker B:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:How many babies?
Tokyo Tony:I got four fat ones.
Speaker B:Four.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, okay.
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:Again, three plus one checks coming.
Speaker B:They coming.
Tokyo Tony:You know, she should have got out the game.
Tokyo Tony:They rich enough.
Speaker B:No facts.
Tokyo Tony:I got out the game and started my own shit however I wanted.
Tokyo Tony:Whether it was Christian tv, because there's a lot of Christians out here that would love to have their own still yet reality shows and still doing the same thing, but not maybe as ratchet or the verbiage not so bad.
Tokyo Tony:So you can still have your fun and enjoy.
Speaker B:Everybody, one, two, praise.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker B:Nobody?
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:All right, so I have to ask you.
Speaker B:There's been a recent upsurgence, man, and I'm glad to see mothers getting their shine on online.
Speaker B:Rick Ross, baby mama, Tia Kemp has turned up eating hibachi.
Speaker B:Can nobody stop me?
Speaker B:Like, she really 50, 50 flow eating hibachi.
Speaker B:She really carved the lane for herself.
Speaker B:And you know, what do you feel when you see, like, the woman who has been put on the back burner for so long, not making no money, but living off her.
Speaker B:The celebrity's money, her baby daddy making it.
Speaker B:But now she's carving her own lane where she's out doing shows, promoting, being booked for shows to go.
Speaker B:Just be Tia Kemp.
Speaker B:Like, we just want you to come as yourself.
Speaker B:We love your personality and we're glad you're now showing yourself.
Speaker B:Kind of like what a Tokyo Tony may do.
Speaker B:Oh, shit, here we go.
Tokyo Tony:To just be a comedian.
Tokyo Tony:Okay?
Tokyo Tony:But give me that comedian check and put me in a comedian position if we gonna do that.
Tokyo Tony:If you was gonna be a clown, that's not personality.
Tokyo Tony:Just hear me out.
Tokyo Tony:If you just say, I'm not her, but personally, if you wanna just be.
Tokyo Tony:Not calling her a clown.
Tokyo Tony:If you wanna just be a clown, like ah.
Tokyo Tony:Or do stunts or whatever, then do it.
Tokyo Tony:If you can get your check.
Tokyo Tony:But the kill is what else is it going to do?
Tokyo Tony:And what currents can be Dangled after a certain point when this slows down.
Tokyo Tony:Because it all slows down, trust me.
Tokyo Tony:When the money over here, those shows and you're like, okay, we've seen her already.
Tokyo Tony:Okay, it's not so funny no more.
Tokyo Tony:Or it's not so, you know, or it's the same lane.
Tokyo Tony:You don't have no branches on your tree.
Tokyo Tony:And it slow down.
Tokyo Tony:What happened?
Tokyo Tony:They.
Tokyo Tony:They gonna do this and what you gonna do?
Tokyo Tony:And that current of Hollywood is a motherfucker.
Tokyo Tony:You gotta be a baby.
Tokyo Tony:You gotta be a Tokyo Tony for that shit.
Tokyo Tony:It's who you be like.
Tokyo Tony:So, I mean, but personally, girl, go get all the bag you can get.
Tokyo Tony:Don't burn out, don't burn out.
Tokyo Tony:Just don't burn out.
Tokyo Tony:Don't burn out.
Tokyo Tony:Don't sell out shit.
Tokyo Tony:And then with Rick Ross, what the fuck?
Tokyo Tony:As your baby daddy.
Tokyo Tony:And you gotta be out here broke.
Tokyo Tony:Something wrong somewhere?
Tokyo Tony:No, no, but he's not your husband, so he probably don't owe you shit either.
Tokyo Tony:But if you took that dick like that and he didn't know what we about to do over here, you know, honest.
Tokyo Tony:Speaking of carrot of Hollywood, what is something that Hollywood would offer you when they come to you?
Tokyo Tony:Like, offer a person?
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, a person, anybody.
Tokyo Tony:Everybody's different.
Tokyo Tony:It ain't no specifics.
Tokyo Tony:Because remember, they come in broke as fuck and get broker.
Tokyo Tony:And then you start to get money after you paid off 2 million, you come in zero people make you, you know, you don't know how to rap good.
Tokyo Tony:Or you come in, you all of a sudden know all these people like what it's like.
Tokyo Tony:Y'all, y'all can see, you know what, this girl over here is good.
Tokyo Tony:And y'all bring her to the street stars.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:And y'all.
Tokyo Tony:And she just blow up, blow up, blow up, blow up.
Tokyo Tony:And eventually what, leave y'all where you are?
Speaker B:Yeah, that's just.
Speaker B:You can't even hate them for doing that.
Speaker B:Like, hey, you showed me the game and Bullshit.
Tokyo Tony:Bullshit.
Speaker B:I mean, you can hate it.
Tokyo Tony:Teamwork.
Tokyo Tony:Make the dream work.
Speaker B:Look, that's what a contract is.
Tokyo Tony:Look, no, no.
Tokyo Tony:If we gonna say we team, gang, gang, we gonna be team, gang, gang.
Tokyo Tony:Or guess what?
Tokyo Tony:You not a part of us no more.
Tokyo Tony:Move on, and we still good.
Tokyo Tony:But you not fucking with nothing over here and nobody over here fucking with you, period.
Tokyo Tony:That's just how it should be.
Tokyo Tony:I mean, that's real gang.
Speaker B:Speaking of gang, gang, the Beehive.
Speaker B:They was technically looking kind of upset about Beyonce trying to launch her new hairline.
Speaker B:And they're like, you know, mind you, we would love to wear your hairline.
Speaker B:Beyonce, we love you.
Speaker B:We're the Beehive.
Speaker B:But we would like to see you actually wearing the stuff or wearing the clothes that, you know, her Ivy Carter park clothing and her.
Speaker B:Even all her ventures and perfumes and.
Tokyo Tony:You know, fuck the beehive.
Speaker B:The Beehives.
Tokyo Tony:Fuck the Beehive.
Speaker B:They ain't gonna feel that.
Speaker B:They ain't gonna feel that.
Tokyo Tony:They know who Tokyo Tony is very well.
Tokyo Tony:And they don't come play with me.
Tokyo Tony:They don't play with me at all.
Tokyo Tony:They know bad I sperm down some holy water.
Tokyo Tony:First of all, they need to just shut the fuck up.
Tokyo Tony:Just shut the fuck up.
Tokyo Tony:You enrolled her this long.
Tokyo Tony:You help her get where she at.
Tokyo Tony:Cause she don't talk.
Tokyo Tony:Y'all talk for her.
Speaker B:She don't talk.
Speaker B:She don't speak.
Speaker B:Right?
Tokyo Tony:She don't talk.
Tokyo Tony:She don't make no moves.
Tokyo Tony:But until she's at 12 tonight, it'll be ready.
Tokyo Tony:What are y'all mad about?
Tokyo Tony:Go and promote it.
Tokyo Tony:Finish doing what you're doing or get the fuck off the path.
Tokyo Tony:Don't go with me this far.
Tokyo Tony:And then you want to look and come on.
Tokyo Tony:Now, that lady been doing that forever.
Speaker B:But don't you feel they want a little bit of realness from her?
Speaker B:Like, come on, Beyonce, you done gave us a no.
Tokyo Tony:You never got realness from her.
Speaker B:Never.
Tokyo Tony:So what do they want?
Tokyo Tony:She like, no, no.
Tokyo Tony:What she should do is let them wear that shit.
Tokyo Tony:Why don't you go let them advertise for you?
Tokyo Tony:Here, let me send all y'all.
Tokyo Tony:How many is it?
Tokyo Tony:The main ones?
Tokyo Tony:300,000 ones.
Tokyo Tony:Let me send y'all 20 pack of whatever, and y'all wear it.
Speaker B:I would respect that, though.
Speaker B:I respect that.
Speaker B:She sent it to.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, her family.
Speaker B:Here's my main.
Speaker B:My mane, my biggest fan.
Tokyo Tony:And they gonna wait and fuck the death and push and promote it to death.
Speaker B:That's the best way.
Speaker B:That's marketing.
Tokyo Tony:So stop crying about it.
Tokyo Tony:Tell her.
Tokyo Tony:Give you some clothes.
Speaker B:Do you feel like something ever will come for Jay Z and Beyonce?
Speaker B:Like these, like, the way.
Speaker B:Like, are they untouchable?
Tokyo Tony:They demonic?
Tokyo Tony:They gonna demise on their own time.
Tokyo Tony:They're gonna demise.
Tokyo Tony:See, you can only play with God, but so much.
Tokyo Tony:You can only play with so much before something happen.
Tokyo Tony:And when he comes, you don't know what order, because he does do things in divine order, so you don't know what order is gonna come in.
Tokyo Tony:See, even down to.
Tokyo Tony:I used to like Beyonce oh, man, that song about the boy.
Tokyo Tony:If I was a boy.
Tokyo Tony:Oh yeah.
Tokyo Tony:But then when I started noticing, I'm like, wait a minute, girl.
Tokyo Tony:And then I'm noticing this and that and this and that, and it's like, wait a minute.
Tokyo Tony:This is so clear.
Tokyo Tony:You are such a puppet.
Tokyo Tony:Illuminati.
Tokyo Tony:But not cuss her ass out every day.
Tokyo Tony:Every day of the week.
Tokyo Tony:I be like, what that bitch do today?
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, I fuck with her purposely.
Tokyo Tony:I don't like her.
Tokyo Tony:Why you don't like her?
Tokyo Tony:Cause my nieces and nephews adore this bitch.
Tokyo Tony:And you're not doing nothing for them.
Tokyo Tony:That's why I don't like your ass message.
Tokyo Tony:She don't do nothing for these kids.
Tokyo Tony:$1,500 tickets.
Tokyo Tony:They say one lady did her kids heart something.
Tokyo Tony:That's because that's them spells, baby.
Tokyo Tony:That's them.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, schuma spells and shit.
Tokyo Tony:It don't take much.
Tokyo Tony:Just sprinkle a little something on your.
Tokyo Tony:On your shit.
Tokyo Tony:When they read it, they gonna love me.
Tokyo Tony:The girl flat in the back, flat in the front, flat on the sides.
Tokyo Tony:I got some wide teeth with a big old gabba.
Tokyo Tony:She got them chiclet joints.
Tokyo Tony:Nothing about you.
Tokyo Tony:There's nothing that's sexy.
Tokyo Tony:If you didn't have a fan going, you would look hot and sweaty.
Tokyo Tony:If the hair not blowing.
Tokyo Tony:Woo hoo hoo.
Tokyo Tony:It's nothing going on.
Tokyo Tony:You can't dance.
Tokyo Tony:And then when you do it so hard and so it's what the fuck?
Tokyo Tony:Calm down, sis.
Speaker B:Calm down.
Tokyo Tony:Calm down, sis.
Speaker B:Hashtag.
Tokyo Tony:But if she made a change of the slightest, it might scare the world of the slightest.
Speaker B:You're right.
Tokyo Tony:Of the slightest.
Tokyo Tony:If she made a.
Tokyo Tony:If she said hi on one little post.
Tokyo Tony:H I.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker B:Just.
Speaker B:Oh, shit.
Tokyo Tony:The Internet was shut down.
Speaker B:I'm telling you.
Tokyo Tony:What the fuck is just.
Tokyo Tony:With one word.
Speaker B:What the fuck is going on?
Tokyo Tony:If she said, hey, douche, she gonna get blackout.
Speaker B:Yeah, right, Black.
Tokyo Tony:The fuck is going on for real.
Speaker B:So on the other side of that spectrum, you have someone like Kanye west who seems to be as free as a bird.
Tokyo Tony:My brother in law's a cousin.
Speaker B:When you see him, when you see.
Speaker B:When you see him with his wife Bianca.
Speaker B:And you know she out, I think just last week she had no panties on.
Speaker B:Walking with fishnet stockings.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:She has nothing on.
Speaker B:And like, he's like, man, this is fashion.
Speaker B:This is my wife, man.
Speaker B:Y'all shut the fuck up.
Speaker B:Ask me about my wife again.
Speaker B:Me.
Tokyo Tony:He's into S M and he's into a lot of things.
Tokyo Tony:He feels invincible because he beat a lot of situations out here beyond what I could really talk about right here, for real, without being an asshole.
Tokyo Tony:Cause I don't know how to be nothing but a asshole and talk about certain things.
Tokyo Tony:So can I be an asshole?
Speaker B:Can you?
Speaker B:You can be an asshole.
Tokyo Tony:You put your bitch out there, that's not your wife.
Tokyo Tony:Let me break it down.
Tokyo Tony:I'm about to hurt some feelings.
Speaker B:Oh, let's go.
Tokyo Tony:I even had to hurt my own feelings.
Tokyo Tony:I just found this out.
Tokyo Tony:Ready?
Speaker B:Let's go.
Tokyo Tony:Did y'all not know anybody in this room?
Tokyo Tony:If you've ever been married and it's your second marriage, you're not married to that person, you're still married to your first person.
Tokyo Tony:Yes, until that person is deceased, then you are not to marry nobody.
Speaker B:Sure.
Tokyo Tony:The creed of divorce and marriage came in, of course, through the testimony, second, the new testament.
Tokyo Tony:But if you two are married in real life, if you're married and y'all never been married before and y'all get a divorce, you can't go fucking nobody and marrying nobody.
Tokyo Tony:It will not be seen.
Tokyo Tony:You too.
Speaker B:Wow.
Tokyo Tony:It just not.
Tokyo Tony:So with that being said, I'll figure out the rest.
Speaker B:Okay?
Speaker B:Not yet.
Tokyo Tony:I mean.
Speaker B:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:People in Hollywood have been put together.
Tokyo Tony:Cardi b and offset put together matches.
Tokyo Tony:And the first person that bust her out about the pregnant, she got upset.
Tokyo Tony:Why would you be mad about somebody saying that you pregnant, right?
Tokyo Tony:Tammy Roman was like, wait a minute, she looking a little round there.
Tokyo Tony:She looking a little pussy.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, bitch, mind your business.
Tokyo Tony:Why is you upset?
Speaker B:Oh, facts, facts.
Tokyo Tony:He's got some good dingling and now he had a baby on the way, right?
Speaker B:So let me ask you, cardi b and officer, speaking of them, Cardi b married to her husband.
Speaker B:Husband, husband.
Speaker B:Let's say he steps out.
Speaker B:Whatever, whatever.
Speaker B:She's like, you're out.
Speaker B:She went on social media, said, I'm done.
Speaker B:I didn't help you so much.
Speaker B:You know, she ran it and put him out.
Speaker B:But then, of course, Christmas day, New year's day, that's my husband.
Speaker B:He's back home.
Speaker B:Do you.
Speaker B:What do you.
Speaker B:What are your thoughts on, you know, she's fluke.
Tokyo Tony:She's fluke.
Tokyo Tony:Like, she's a bad example, you know, I don't give a damn.
Tokyo Tony:First of all, y'all too shouldn't have been so open.
Tokyo Tony:You're the moneymaker.
Tokyo Tony:Why is his face showing?
Tokyo Tony:Why is you in the picture?
Tokyo Tony:You making the money.
Tokyo Tony:You need to be Mr.
Tokyo Tony:Carty and sit down like she had him in them now, later pants going in a circle.
Tokyo Tony:No, no.
Tokyo Tony:So.
Speaker B:So you know you're talking to a man here.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, yeah.
Speaker B:So as the man.
Speaker B:As a man, technically, he should just.
Tokyo Tony:Sit the fuck down.
Tokyo Tony:And if you gonna go like you say, if you got that money and from or whatever, you go fuck him, go ahead and fuck, but don't fucking embarrass me.
Tokyo Tony:Don't put that shit in the street.
Tokyo Tony:I don't wanna hear no bitch saying they know you did that.
Tokyo Tony:You better lie to me.
Tokyo Tony:You better fucking lie so with her.
Tokyo Tony:But if you gonna do it, do it.
Tokyo Tony:I'm not chasing you down, but don't bring no.
Tokyo Tony:You know what's up.
Speaker B:Is it best just to keep shit like that private?
Speaker B:Like, hey, don't go online very.
Tokyo Tony:But you put.
Tokyo Tony:How do you keep it private?
Tokyo Tony:When you say he took it private.
Speaker B:I mean he took it.
Tokyo Tony:He just fucked me and my eyeliner's dripping.
Speaker B:Shit.
Speaker B:Yeah, that's.
Tokyo Tony:That's nobody in their right mind.
Tokyo Tony:I'm not trying to be funny.
Tokyo Tony:You not gonna sit around and talk about your man penis.
Speaker B:Yeah, you just don't do it.
Tokyo Tony:If you anything, you'll be like, shit, I got that goodness going on at home.
Tokyo Tony:I got that good lucky stripe at home, baby.
Speaker B:Keep it at that.
Tokyo Tony:And that's it.
Tokyo Tony:Cause you make him be like anybody, and I mean women with no morals.
Tokyo Tony:Anyway, you could talk about your man thing all day.
Tokyo Tony:I don't want shit.
Tokyo Tony:That's bruh.
Tokyo Tony:Even when he ain't bruh, he's still bruh.
Speaker B:Dang.
Speaker B:Come on.
Tokyo Tony:You know like.
Speaker B:No, so you made a phrase a little earlier when I told you that the Zeus.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, no, no.
Speaker B:Shout out lamel Plumber.
Speaker B:However you say his name, he went in Limwell.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker B:He went in on.
Tokyo Tony:I cannot believe.
Speaker B:On Natalie.
Speaker B:Natalie Nunn.
Speaker B:About like.
Speaker B:Say, listen, you were with this dude.
Speaker B:I believe his name is golden something.
Speaker B:Golden.
Speaker B:Curtis golden.
Speaker B:And is a.
Speaker B:Mind you, Natalie Nunn is married, but she's been stepping out with this dude, Curtis golden, kissing him online, like just doing a lot of stuff while she's married.
Speaker B:Doing this stuff online where her husband know.
Speaker B:Her husband know.
Speaker B:That's what she said.
Speaker B:She said my husband know.
Speaker B:So you.
Speaker B:You trying to talk to me the.
Speaker D:Zeus creator as well.
Speaker D:Leave me, plumber.
Tokyo Tony:So who did?
Speaker B:Natalie.
Tokyo Tony:So no.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:So he put it out there that.
Speaker B:No, that, you know, we've been messing around and now it's like, don't bring this dude.
Speaker B:Not her husband, but this Columbus dude.
Speaker B:Don't bring him around me.
Speaker B:I told you, I don't want to see him around me.
Speaker B:And this thing is unfolding right now as we speak online.
Speaker B:And I'm like, wow, congratulations.
Speaker B:Ye, all allegedly.
Speaker B:All allegedly.
Speaker B:But it's all unfolding online.
Speaker B:And I'm like, what are your thoughts?
Speaker B:Because you work closely with Zeus still.
Speaker B:Do you work closely with Libby?
Tokyo Tony:I call him on the phone right now.
Speaker B:Yeah, you can call him right now.
Speaker B:Be like, what the fuck is going on with you and Natalie?
Speaker B:Yeah, what the fuck is going on?
Tokyo Tony:Oh, God.
Speaker B:Say I'm on street stars.
Speaker D:I'm hearing day today.
Speaker B:So I'm hearing things.
Speaker D:Allegedly slept with Lemmy Plumber and Curtis Golden.
Speaker B:That's.
Speaker B:Those are the names.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, my God.
Speaker B:Let's see.
Speaker B:Let's see if we answer.
Speaker B:Long way.
Tokyo Tony:Let's take it off airplane mode.
Speaker B:Yeah, let's see, let's see, let's see.
Speaker B:He may answer.
Speaker B:Let's see if he.
Speaker B:Let's see if he with you.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, damn.
Tokyo Tony:You hear that?
Tokyo Tony:Hold up, hold up.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, hold on, hold on, hold on.
Tokyo Tony:Let's make.
Tokyo Tony:Let's make the call.
Tokyo Tony:It said you made a safe dial call.
Tokyo Tony:He didn't.
Tokyo Tony:Did something weird to his phone.
Speaker B:Not for Tokyo.
Tokyo Tony:No, no, it's just period.
Tokyo Tony:It won't even rain.
Tokyo Tony:It might be in the area.
Tokyo Tony:We'll call back.
Speaker B:We'll call back.
Speaker B:We'll call back.
Tokyo Tony:You probably call me back.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, we'll call back, but no, we gotta get into this.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker B:So what are your thoughts?
Speaker B:Cause Natalie, Lana's is.
Speaker B:That's his breadwinner to go at your breadwinner.
Tokyo Tony:No, she's not.
Speaker B:Oh, is this someone else?
Speaker B:Oh, Tok.
Speaker B:Okay, I apologize.
Speaker B:I'm sorry.
Tokyo Tony:Let's start from.
Tokyo Tony:Let's start from.
Speaker B:I forget what started.
Speaker B:The Zeus network and what kicked it off was all a lot of Tokyos.
Tokyo Tony:I'm the one guy on his first 4.5 mil in a month and a half.
Speaker B:Come on, man, talk that shit.
Tokyo Tony:Talk that shit.
Tokyo Tony:I don't believe that.
Tokyo Tony:I'm gonna tell you why I don't believe that.
Tokyo Tony:Well, it's sort of, kinda.
Tokyo Tony:But not really.
Tokyo Tony:That man.
Tokyo Tony:Y'all thick in here, these men.
Tokyo Tony:That man is this big.
Tokyo Tony:Let's start.
Tokyo Tony:His personality is like, you know, like, oh, okay, great.
Tokyo Tony:Guys, it don't have the.
Tokyo Tony:I can't even imagine him going up and squeezing nobody in the ass.
Tokyo Tony:I can't picture that.
Tokyo Tony:But working in close proximity with people sometimes can make things happen.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:So if he went on her and said, I don't Want this man around.
Tokyo Tony:That's a relationship.
Speaker B:That's.
Speaker B:Yeah, that's what it sounds like.
Tokyo Tony:That's a.
Speaker B:Right.
Tokyo Tony:Look, I don't want her around no more.
Speaker B:Right.
Tokyo Tony:I don't want her around.
Tokyo Tony:Why she gotta be around?
Speaker B:Tell me.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, you're in a relationship.
Speaker B:Give me a reason.
Speaker B:Yeah, right, right.
Tokyo Tony:What are y'all doing?
Tokyo Tony:You feel me?
Tokyo Tony:No.
Tokyo Tony:Something.
Tokyo Tony:Now that's not even the question.
Tokyo Tony:The pussy in this.
Tokyo Tony:Ooh, they gonna catch you.
Tokyo Tony:They gonna be mad about this.
Tokyo Tony:The pussy is the wife, the girlfriend, bitch.
Tokyo Tony:What is you not saying?
Tokyo Tony:Nothing.
Speaker B:God, man, come on, man.
Tokyo Tony:She's soft.
Tokyo Tony:You let all these bitches fuck your man and you just gonna sit right there.
Tokyo Tony:But guess what?
Tokyo Tony:That's the example we was talking about earlier.
Tokyo Tony:Fuck em.
Tokyo Tony:I got 5 million to go Gucci shopping in the morning.
Tokyo Tony:That's one of those cases.
Speaker B:So you being with Lamel Zeus, I.
Tokyo Tony:Just can't picture it now.
Speaker B:Of course, he was behind the scenes for a while, but since he put his face out there, he's been.
Speaker B:He been turning up, I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker B:Like when you.
Tokyo Tony:He's always been a little turn up king.
Tokyo Tony:But the point with this little fun fight, but to go this hard, that means the pr, the management, the branding system, everything just took a plummeted fall.
Tokyo Tony:Because now you done showed your executive hand to a bitch.
Tokyo Tony:That's irrelevant.
Tokyo Tony:Now the eyes of the folks are, oh, this bitch really do run it.
Tokyo Tony:And anything she say gonna go with the public because you just gave her that platform to do it.
Tokyo Tony:No, I would've said, bitch, where that phone at?
Tokyo Tony:I'm right here.
Tokyo Tony:What's up?
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, and your wife should have did that.
Speaker B:My biggest facts don't.
Tokyo Tony:And I have to go no harder than rumbling.
Tokyo Tony:Cause everybody not into that.
Tokyo Tony:I am.
Tokyo Tony:But everybody else ain't into that.
Tokyo Tony:So what they gonna do?
Tokyo Tony:My husband.
Tokyo Tony:You know, I heard you was messing with my husband and I don't think it's.
Tokyo Tony:I mean, what do you say?
Speaker B:And done right over your side.
Tokyo Tony:Your shit and done done.
Tokyo Tony:But who gonna do that?
Tokyo Tony:Natalie got that wild fight.
Tokyo Tony:Weird.
Speaker B:You know that girl's in the jail.
Tokyo Tony:So that girl is a little teeny woman.
Tokyo Tony:She like, ooh, oh my goodness.
Tokyo Tony:I ain't gonna worry about.
Tokyo Tony:We're gonna see how let them demise.
Tokyo Tony:They gonna demise us, baby.
Speaker B:Damn, I wish you would answer the phone.
Speaker B:I wanna hear his story.
Speaker B:I wanna.
Tokyo Tony:They gonna demise.
Speaker B:I wanna hear his side.
Tokyo Tony:They gonna go down.
Tokyo Tony:Let's FaceTime in the.
Speaker B:Yeah, let's try one more time.
Speaker B:Let's try one more time.
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Speaker B:FaceTime going hashtag a money on the line.
Tokyo Tony:Ah, he let me is unavailable.
Tokyo Tony:He ain't answering no FaceTime.
Speaker B:Oh, yeah, he be.
Tokyo Tony:He might like talking.
Speaker B:You know, I'm on it.
Speaker B:You know, I'm pissed right now.
Speaker B:I'm on Natalie's ass.
Speaker B:Yeah, I'm on Natalie's ass.
Speaker B:Goddamn.
Tokyo Tony:He ain't answered that phone for no damn, bro.
Speaker B:So let's have a real discussion real quick.
Tokyo Tony:Perfect.
Speaker B:And this is just again, your ideology about life and stuff like that.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, wait a minute.
Tokyo Tony:This is Lim.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:Oh, let's ask him what's going on.
Tokyo Tony:Hold on.
Tokyo Tony:Hey, Liv.
Tokyo Tony:Hi, baby.
Tokyo Tony:Fine.
Speaker B:Hey, y'all.
Tokyo Tony:Say hi to Tokyo real quick.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, shit.
Tokyo Tony:Say hi, y'all.
Tokyo Tony:Hey.
Tokyo Tony:Hey, guys.
Tokyo Tony:Hi.
Tokyo Tony:I was just calling Lemmy, telling Lemmy.
Tokyo Tony:I was like, I can't wait for the show to come out and all of this goodness next week.
Tokyo Tony:You know, your episode coming out next week.
Speaker B:Let's go.
Tokyo Tony:Let's go.
Tokyo Tony:Listen, I see that you and you're in a meeting.
Speaker B:Yes.
Speaker B:Yes.
Tokyo Tony:You mean to call you after.
Tokyo Tony:Yes.
Tokyo Tony:Make sure, because I might have something for you, too.
Tokyo Tony:It's really good.
Tokyo Tony:Okay, sounds good.
Tokyo Tony:Let's make it happen as soon as I finish up.
Tokyo Tony:Okay?
Tokyo Tony:All right, baby.
Tokyo Tony:Bye.
Tokyo Tony:Bye.
Tokyo Tony:Thank you.
Tokyo Tony:All right.
Tokyo Tony:Bye.
Speaker B:He don't sound distressed at all.
Tokyo Tony:He's in a motherfucking meeting.
Speaker B:Yeah, I'm talking more money right now.
Speaker B:That was for.
Tokyo Tony:That was.
Tokyo Tony:I mean, it's like 30 people sitting there.
Speaker B:Well, hey, Tokyo.
Speaker B:Hopefully they see the lights behind you.
Speaker B:Hopefully they see the lights behind you.
Tokyo Tony:I made sure.
Speaker B:There you go.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Shout out, Tokyo.
Speaker B:Shout out, Tokyo.
Speaker B:All right, so I want to preface, like this, man.
Speaker B:Eddie Winslow.
Tokyo Tony:Who?
Speaker B:Of course, Darius McCrary.
Speaker B:He recently just went to jail, man.
Speaker B:He missed two child support payments, and they jailed him.
Speaker B:He's a celebrity.
Speaker B:But you missed them two child support payments.
Speaker B:You going to jail, my guy.
Speaker B:Let me get your thoughts on that.
Speaker B:Because, you know, I mean, even my father went to jail for not paying child support.
Tokyo Tony:Well, he.
Speaker B:I mean, no goddamn speaking truth.
Tokyo Tony:He should have asked my goddaughter for it.
Speaker B:For real.
Tokyo Tony:He should have asked Sydney.
Tokyo Tony:Let me ask her.
Tokyo Tony:Can I call her?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Yes, Sidney Star.
Speaker B:I can call her and show the lights so she'll know where you at.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, yeah, definitely.
Speaker B:Trust me.
Tokyo Tony:She.
Tokyo Tony:Let me ask her, why the fuck you ain't pay this nigga bill.
Speaker B:Yeah, it's go.
Tokyo Tony:Let's.
Speaker B:Let's go.
Speaker B:FaceTime.
Speaker B:Yeah, FaceTime, too.
Speaker B:Make you see the like, she'll answer.
Speaker B:She'll answer.
Tokyo Tony:Hey, Vlad.
Speaker B:She.
Speaker B:She going to answer.
Tokyo Tony:She going answer.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, give me bad.
Tokyo Tony:So many damn people call me.
Speaker B:Let's get to the bottom of this.
Tokyo Tony:Hold on.
Speaker B:Let's get to the power bottom of this one.
Tokyo Tony:Hold on, y'all.
Tokyo Tony:I'm coming.
Tokyo Tony:Dancy, I got all these damn numbers.
Tokyo Tony:Ray J.
Tokyo Tony:Hold on.
Tokyo Tony:God damn.
Tokyo Tony:Everything all right.
Tokyo Tony:There she go.
Tokyo Tony:Okay, let me call her.
Tokyo Tony:She gonna be like, bitches, you Sarah call again?
Speaker B:Yeah, she ain't that damn busy.
Tokyo Tony:What happened?
Speaker B:She ain't that busy.
Speaker B:She just.
Tokyo Tony:Come on, answer the phone.
Tokyo Tony:Hold on.
Speaker B:I guess she is.
Tokyo Tony:Boom.
Tokyo Tony:Damn.
Tokyo Tony:Answer.
Tokyo Tony:Hold on.
Tokyo Tony:Answer real quick.
Tokyo Tony:You get back to the dick bitch.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:So with that being said, I want your take on, say, the mythology of child support.
Speaker B:It's a very real thing you just mentioned.
Speaker B:Like, don't be so in a rush to put your baby daddy on child support.
Speaker B:Yeah, no, give it some time.
Speaker B:So what are your thoughts on the child support setup?
Tokyo Tony:He knew what he was dealing with.
Tokyo Tony:He knew what he was.
Tokyo Tony:He knew, woman.
Tokyo Tony:He's dealing.
Tokyo Tony:And it was two payments, dude.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker B:He missed two payments in jail, bruh.
Tokyo Tony:You that, bro.
Tokyo Tony:He should have went and pumped some gas, worked at the.
Tokyo Tony:You could do something.
Speaker B:I think some people just kind of say, it ain't that serious.
Speaker B:She ain't gonna put me in jail.
Speaker B:And, oh, you know, it don't be hurting me.
Tokyo Tony:You got the letter?
Tokyo Tony:You got the letter?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:You got the letter.
Speaker B:The court's take it serious.
Speaker B:That's their money, right?
Speaker B:It go.
Speaker B:It's the court's money first, right?
Speaker B:They just tax, right?
Speaker B:It's like, it comes to us first.
Speaker B:So we pissed that you ain't paid us.
Tokyo Tony:What he should have did was went to his baby mama.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:And said, boo, drop this shit for me.
Tokyo Tony:Drop it for me real fast.
Tokyo Tony:Let's write out something where I'm gonna say that I'm gonna pick back up at this point.
Tokyo Tony:And from this point, I give you something for the time backed up.
Tokyo Tony:But for right now, I'm fucked up.
Tokyo Tony:Like, look out for a n.
Tokyo Tony:Like, serious.
Tokyo Tony:Like, I love my kids.
Tokyo Tony:I'm seeing my kids.
Tokyo Tony:I talk to them.
Tokyo Tony:I know where they head at.
Tokyo Tony:You know, they can cry to daddy.
Tokyo Tony:They can, you know, don't take that from me.
Speaker B:That's real.
Speaker B:That's real.
Tokyo Tony:That's what I would, you know.
Speaker B:Free Eddie Winslow, man.
Speaker B:Free Eddie Winslow.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:For real.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:So let me ask you again.
Speaker B:You've seen the social circles of Hollywood, but when you see Will Smith and Jada Pinkett, in their story exposed.
Speaker B:Jada, she writes a book and she talks about, you know, all her infidelities with August, and she speaks about Will doing his own thing and that they weren't living.
Speaker B:They weren't even together for the better part of, like, six, seven years.
Speaker B:Even during the slap of Chris Rock.
Tokyo Tony:They smart.
Speaker B:They weren't together.
Tokyo Tony:They were smart.
Speaker B:And then now you have this allegation where I forget his name.
Speaker B:Who Dwayne Martin had Will Smith, you know, been through in a book.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:And now Jada wants to be vocal and defend her man and say, nah, hell, nah, we going to court.
Speaker B:You know, hell, no.
Speaker B:Hell, no, we ain't doing all that.
Tokyo Tony:First of all, let's put a pump the brakes.
Tokyo Tony:He's bisexual.
Tokyo Tony:If you're bisexual, you're bisexual.
Tokyo Tony:So be it.
Tokyo Tony:So the fuck be it.
Tokyo Tony:Now, when you put this again, this is a threesome thing.
Tokyo Tony:Don't think it was just August and her.
Tokyo Tony:Nah, Will, you was in on that.
Tokyo Tony:You was probably holding the balls while he was doing it.
Tokyo Tony:You was doing something.
Speaker B:Oh, man.
Tokyo Tony:First of all, it's a video.
Tokyo Tony:I had it on my page where he's getting massaged from the guy and he's saying, ugh, like, how I would do right now, the way my body feel.
Tokyo Tony:I'll be.
Tokyo Tony:I've been melting all over the place.
Tokyo Tony:He like, oh, now that's a man.
Tokyo Tony:And it shows Jada face.
Tokyo Tony:She's like, yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Like, just looking irritated.
Tokyo Tony:And he's like, oh, yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Oh.
Tokyo Tony:I mean, getting into it.
Tokyo Tony:I was like, he was getting him one right there, and she was just irritated.
Speaker B:Like, was she irritated?
Tokyo Tony:All I want to know is who was taping?
Speaker B:Is that right?
Tokyo Tony:You?
Tokyo Tony:That's the major.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Who's.
Tokyo Tony:Who was taping?
Tokyo Tony:Y'all getting a massage.
Speaker B:And then cut to.
Tokyo Tony:And then.
Tokyo Tony:And then to make it go to her face after, he said, ooh, mad hands.
Tokyo Tony:Like, I need them to take the camera over to her face.
Tokyo Tony:That's weird.
Speaker B:And say, let's put that out.
Speaker B:Let's put this out.
Tokyo Tony:They been.
Tokyo Tony:They all, you know.
Tokyo Tony:And the mama's weird.
Tokyo Tony:They're all kind of weird.
Tokyo Tony:Thank you.
Speaker B:If they ever invited you to the red table to talk child by.
Tokyo Tony:Let me tell you something.
Tokyo Tony:My daughter one time was like, you wanna go on?
Tokyo Tony:She actually put us in a whistle.
Tokyo Tony:I was like, I don't really deal with them people.
Tokyo Tony:First look at that table.
Tokyo Tony:It looked like a sorry piece upside down.
Tokyo Tony:When I saw that show, I said, what is this shit?
Tokyo Tony:Y'all should have had a nice size marble table.
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:With some pretty high back chairs, something.
Tokyo Tony:Y'all got a rent bra with a leg.
Speaker B:It's movable.
Speaker B:You can move it from room to room.
Tokyo Tony:And then you got three lonely bitches up there together.
Speaker B:Oh, man.
Tokyo Tony:Three generations.
Tokyo Tony:Three generations were for loneliness.
Tokyo Tony:What the fuck we gonna talk about?
Tokyo Tony:Oh, man, then you forgot the part where Jada had the little girl.
Tokyo Tony:The man was in the bed with her when she was young and CPS came for her ass.
Speaker B:Oh, yeah.
Speaker B:Oh, man.
Tokyo Tony:So they been all.
Tokyo Tony:And the boy Will on his son.
Tokyo Tony:You kiss my son.
Tokyo Tony:Daddy, you can't do that no more, baby.
Tokyo Tony:I don't know what your thing is, but I don't like how you just kissed my son.
Tokyo Tony:It might be your way, but I don't like it.
Tokyo Tony:Let's not do it that way no more.
Tokyo Tony:Shake my nigga's hand.
Speaker B:Let's go.
Speaker B:Come on.
Tokyo Tony:Shake my nigga's hand.
Speaker B:Come on.
Tokyo Tony:Cause the little boy was pushing his face like, daddy, I don't wanna kiss you and stuff.
Tokyo Tony:He been doing that for so long.
Tokyo Tony:You can look at all of everything.
Tokyo Tony:That boy growing up.
Speaker B:It's bad.
Speaker B:No, it's bad.
Speaker B:It's bad.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Because all you did was whisk them into it.
Tokyo Tony:They whisked them kids.
Speaker B:So, Tug, let me ask you this.
Speaker B:We seen a video of you and your daughter, Blac Chyna, where she graduated, which graduation.
Tokyo Tony:She did a few.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:So the most recent one.
Speaker B:I don't know.
Speaker B:It's like you picked her up and it was like.
Tokyo Tony:Oh.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, okay.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker B:What was.
Speaker B:What was.
Speaker B:What was that?
Speaker B:What was she.
Speaker B:What was she.
Tokyo Tony:She was just finishing College Hill.
Speaker B:College Hill.
Tokyo Tony:She was on a show.
Tokyo Tony:College here.
Speaker B:And.
Speaker B:Wait, you're on College Hill, too?
Tokyo Tony:Yes, I am.
Speaker B:So this was all during the taping of it.
Speaker B:You went back to school or.
Tokyo Tony:You gotta wait.
Speaker B:No.
Speaker B:Okay, we're gonna wait.
Speaker B:We're gonna wait and see.
Speaker B:We're gonna wait and see.
Speaker B:So let's do it like this.
Tokyo Tony:It's crazy.
Tokyo Tony:I don't even know the last time.
Speaker B:We had you here.
Tokyo Tony:I still don't know how I got on there.
Speaker B:The last time we had you here, you and Chyna were kind of going through your thing.
Tokyo Tony:Yes.
Speaker B:And then immediately after, she did a media storm where she changed Angela White, and she was basically portraying in a new light versus her past.
Speaker B:I think she kind of went back and owned the name.
Speaker B:I own the name Blac Chyna.
Speaker B:I mean, I'm not gonna just Take away my money.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Too.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:And how.
Speaker B:First of all, how y'all relationship at this point today?
Speaker B:Like, I know y'all said y'all talk.
Tokyo Tony:But for the Masters, she's rotten, spoiled, always been and lied, period.
Tokyo Tony:When you go into Hollywood, that's what some of them heifers do.
Tokyo Tony:They go and they make their whole family look bad.
Tokyo Tony:They make them all.
Tokyo Tony:That girl rotten as hell.
Speaker B:Where did it go wrong?
Speaker B:Like, y'all did a whole reality show together.
Tokyo Tony:Zeus, they all set me up.
Speaker B:I know, but everybody, how can the world set you up against your daughter?
Speaker B:Can they really?
Tokyo Tony:No, that didn't happen like that.
Speaker B:Okay, yeah, please.
Tokyo Tony:This is what happened, Zeus.
Tokyo Tony:And Angela, at the time, she was a damn drunk, you know, drinking, tan and shit up.
Tokyo Tony:So you're that way.
Tokyo Tony:I'm 3,000 miles away.
Tokyo Tony:I don't even know you this way.
Tokyo Tony:I have no idea that you even drink.
Tokyo Tony:I'm like, you drink liquor, you know, like, what?
Tokyo Tony:So what did they do?
Tokyo Tony:If you pay attention to the show?
Tokyo Tony:Cause I'm gonna let y'all go back and Y'all go back and look, I came in there with a fake ass Victoria's Secret outfit.
Tokyo Tony:I wanted to kill him.
Tokyo Tony:I was like, I'm getting filmed.
Tokyo Tony:I didn't even know.
Tokyo Tony:They was like, oh, we about to have some dinner, and blah, blah, blah.
Tokyo Tony:Angie.
Tokyo Tony:I was like, okay, you coming over, Mom?
Tokyo Tony:I was like, mm, all right.
Tokyo Tony:I just decided to just go over.
Tokyo Tony:So I saw the two black trucks outside.
Tokyo Tony:I was like, maybe they catching up with something with her.
Tokyo Tony:So I'm walking in.
Tokyo Tony:I don't even know.
Tokyo Tony:I'm getting so they.
Tokyo Tony:I can see the.
Tokyo Tony:I said, what are y'all doing?
Tokyo Tony:I said, oh, hell no.
Tokyo Tony:Cause I don't know what's going on around that corner.
Tokyo Tony:I did this shit before.
Tokyo Tony:What's going on?
Tokyo Tony:So I'm like, so that's where they got.
Tokyo Tony:Don't walk in here stomping him out.
Tokyo Tony:I wasn't walking and stomping in your shit, but, bitch, if I was, I will do it again.
Tokyo Tony:The fuck wrong with you?
Tokyo Tony:So I walk in.
Tokyo Tony:Cause I'm stunned.
Tokyo Tony:Like, okay, what's going on?
Tokyo Tony:So you gotta bend like the corner to get into the kitchen.
Tokyo Tony:So I'm like, where's Angie?
Tokyo Tony:They doing this.
Tokyo Tony:And I'm like, oh, boy, here we go.
Tokyo Tony:So I'm like, what?
Tokyo Tony:I'm thinking of something in the kitchen I'm gonna run into.
Tokyo Tony:So as I'm going around, fucked up.
Tokyo Tony:Go look at it.
Tokyo Tony:I mean, it's funny.
Tokyo Tony:To me.
Speaker B:I'm gonna go back and look, I'm lit.
Tokyo Tony:What are you walking in my.
Tokyo Tony:What the fuck wrong with this motherfucker?
Speaker B:Producers and guidance, girl, what is your walking.
Tokyo Tony:Who you talking to?
Tokyo Tony:First of all, it's all there.
Speaker B:First of all.
Speaker B:First of all.
Tokyo Tony:So when you did.
Tokyo Tony:When that went down, they just obviously gave her the key.
Tokyo Tony:Here, turn it.
Tokyo Tony:All you gotta do is say one or two things.
Tokyo Tony:Y'all know this shit.
Tokyo Tony:Y'all see my ticket?
Tokyo Tony:One fucking two things in me, bitch.
Tokyo Tony:Bitch, I'm talking about.
Tokyo Tony:I'm gonna shoot you and everything.
Tokyo Tony:So come on.
Tokyo Tony:It's the truth.
Tokyo Tony:I be like, bitch, I shoot your head off.
Tokyo Tony:Shit.
Speaker B:DC all day.
Tokyo Tony:So it's like, what are you doing?
Tokyo Tony:What are you.
Tokyo Tony:So I'm like.
Tokyo Tony:But I don't realize I'm getting set up yet.
Tokyo Tony:Till we met.
Tokyo Tony:Till we midways and I'm leaving.
Tokyo Tony:When they.
Tokyo Tony:I don't realize it at that point till after I see the show.
Tokyo Tony:They cut out everything I said.
Tokyo Tony:I said, you an alcoholic.
Tokyo Tony:This shit is ridiculous.
Tokyo Tony:When I was in the car and I was talking, I was like, that bitch could kill herself.
Tokyo Tony:I don't give a fuck.
Tokyo Tony:But they cut out me sad from the alcohol.
Tokyo Tony:I said, it's gonna kill her.
Tokyo Tony:That's how it's gonna kill you.
Tokyo Tony:And these bitches around, you gonna be like, oh, she's dead.
Tokyo Tony:Get scared and leave your ass right in there.
Tokyo Tony:Pop their cameras off, take that tape out so they don't be in no shit.
Speaker B:Oh, man.
Tokyo Tony:So it's like, okay, you did all that.
Tokyo Tony:Then you.
Tokyo Tony:They told her, give it all you got.
Tokyo Tony:Cause they feel you just be like, mom, sorry, that was.
Tokyo Tony:That.
Tokyo Tony:She'll.
Tokyo Tony:That your mother be all right.
Tokyo Tony:What you talk that shit?
Tokyo Tony:That's why I was standing there on that wall on everything.
Tokyo Tony:And I had look, I poised for a position.
Speaker B:Right, right, right.
Tokyo Tony:Say it again.
Speaker B:One more time.
Tokyo Tony:One more, one more.
Tokyo Tony:She started moving the fuck about going on now.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:And I'm gonna follow your ass.
Tokyo Tony:And that's when I started just saying, what is this?
Tokyo Tony:What is going on?
Tokyo Tony:And I'm looking, I'm like, oh, that's why.
Tokyo Tony:Ain't nobody to fuck around.
Tokyo Tony:You run everybody away.
Tokyo Tony:This, that.
Tokyo Tony:And then when I leave, they make her do some other weird shit.
Tokyo Tony:And if you look at it, they talking about, I'm in the back of the house.
Tokyo Tony:No, it's in the front.
Tokyo Tony:Don't be yelling.
Tokyo Tony:Why would I yell?
Tokyo Tony:Nobody heard me say one word.
Tokyo Tony:What are you talking.
Tokyo Tony:I was like, y'all this is good.
Tokyo Tony:So when they put it out, I watched this shit.
Tokyo Tony:I was like, watches the numbers on zeus.
Tokyo Tony:It said 294, 2,904.
Tokyo Tony:When it finished, it said 1.7 in 15 minutes.
Tokyo Tony:I said, I'm done.
Speaker B:Oh man.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:I said my shit over.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:I said counsel it.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Cut off the bank accounts.
Tokyo Tony:Cut just you done.
Tokyo Tony:Cause you're the celebrity, you know.
Tokyo Tony:So whatever you say, that's what everybody's gonna go with.
Tokyo Tony:They don't know me.
Tokyo Tony:So it's like, you didn't raise me.
Tokyo Tony:Who the fuck raised you?
Tokyo Tony:My mama.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, she did.
Tokyo Tony:She did.
Tokyo Tony:She said, I got a 4 year old, a 7 year old, a 13 and a 14 year.
Tokyo Tony:And your what?
Tokyo Tony:Oh, I don't know what you going to do, but you figure out.
Tokyo Tony:And I did.
Speaker B:There you go.
Tokyo Tony:My daughter was rotten, bro.
Tokyo Tony:She still leave.
Tokyo Tony:Pay attention.
Tokyo Tony:She had all white cars.
Tokyo Tony:And you was talking about before her change.
Tokyo Tony:Yes, that's the question.
Tokyo Tony:Yes, she had all white everything.
Tokyo Tony:My whole house white everything.
Tokyo Tony:Always have been everything.
Tokyo Tony:Only thing that's not white in my house is the flowers on the fucking platform.
Speaker B:Why is that?
Tokyo Tony:I don't know.
Tokyo Tony:I just love white.
Tokyo Tony:I don't know.
Tokyo Tony:Everything from the front to the back.
Tokyo Tony:And she was raised up like that.
Tokyo Tony:If you go look at her pictures, nobody's thinking about it.
Tokyo Tony:Go back and Google Blac Chyna as a child.
Tokyo Tony:Look at the pictures.
Tokyo Tony:This whole Tokyo, from the bandanas to the scarves to the color.
Tokyo Tony:Her cars was all white.
Tokyo Tony:Her furniture was all white.
Tokyo Tony:Until after she changed.
Tokyo Tony:When she changed, everything turned black.
Speaker B:Oh man.
Tokyo Tony:She went and got.
Tokyo Tony:Cause she got now her own identity.
Speaker B:That's true.
Tokyo Tony:Now I'm whole me.
Tokyo Tony:But I had to do a whole lot to.
Speaker B:That's some real stuff.
Tokyo Tony:Many, can you say a year of literally no sleep.
Tokyo Tony:Like literally no sleep.
Speaker B:You can only imagine.
Tokyo Tony:Cause I'm just thinking all the people that's around her, like all I could think of is this.
Tokyo Tony:And it'd be something in it and it'd be the last.
Tokyo Tony:And I be like, damn.
Tokyo Tony:And that's why I said another thing about Wendy.
Tokyo Tony:Fuck Wendy.
Tokyo Tony:I heard this.
Tokyo Tony:The only thing I saw was a commercial that they had with Wendy.
Tokyo Tony:She was like, I'm not really good at dramatization, but I'm excellent at it.
Tokyo Tony:Oh yes, Chyna.
Tokyo Tony:She was like, well, Wendy, I'll come and visit you and I'll do this.
Tokyo Tony:And Wendy knew this.
Tokyo Tony:What made me mad with Chyna, But I ain't saying that I was like, she was like.
Tokyo Tony:Wendy knew that she had a problem.
Speaker B:No.
Tokyo Tony:You feel me?
Tokyo Tony:She said she knew about all my crisis and all my.
Tokyo Tony:And you ain't say nothing to me.
Tokyo Tony:You ain't say, get no help.
Tokyo Tony:You ain't do shit.
Tokyo Tony:And mind you, you the same freak body when we're too deep.
Speaker B:She done did some things.
Tokyo Tony:No, y'all heard me on that other BO while she was trying to fuck my security and shit.
Speaker B:I didn't hear that one, but you didn't.
Speaker B:I'm catching it now.
Speaker B:I'm catching it now.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, wow.
Speaker B:I'm catching what you put down.
Speaker B:She tried to do what to your security?
Tokyo Tony:Oh, yeah.
Tokyo Tony:She opened her leg.
Tokyo Tony:I seen all between her legs on the pole.
Tokyo Tony:She was swinging on the pole and doing all kinds of weird shit.
Speaker B:Oh, she okay.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Cause we was on a bus and.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Getting lit during the.
Tokyo Tony:What was that?
Tokyo Tony:The gay pride thing.
Tokyo Tony:She was dead.
Speaker B:Oh, okay.
Speaker B:Okay, okay.
Tokyo Tony:Freaky.
Tokyo Tony:So talking about she done wanted this pussy.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, j.
Tokyo Tony:I put it out here.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Speaker B:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:And later on, I found out that she was bisexual.
Speaker B:She was bisexual.
Speaker B:So she.
Tokyo Tony:I kept saying this big one, this age.
Tokyo Tony:Don't think.
Tokyo Tony:I don't.
Speaker B:How far y'all from age?
Speaker B:If you.
Tokyo Tony:She about 109.
Tokyo Tony:I'm 102.
Tokyo Tony:So about, I don't know, probably 10 years different.
Speaker B:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:I'm 53.
Speaker B:Let me ask.
Speaker B:Kudos to that.
Speaker B:53.
Speaker B:Let me ask you.
Speaker B:Because, you know, last time you were here, we asked you about, of course, your grandson, you know, getting put in the game early on stage with, you know, with his father.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker B:Dream is what now?
Speaker B:How old?
Tokyo Tony:Six.
Speaker B:Six.
Speaker B:She's now starting to see the world probably for what it is, versus being a baby and all that.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, she definitely knows Abney.
Speaker B:So for you, her coming up as a Kardashian, being Rob's daughter, of course, Chyna's daughter.
Speaker B:Does she know the world?
Speaker B:That.
Speaker B:Does she kind of realize the world she's in now?
Tokyo Tony:She know exactly what time it is.
Speaker B:How does she.
Speaker B:From what you see, how does she accept?
Speaker B:Or from what you see, how is she accepting the world of, like, wow, we are.
Speaker B:I'm privileged.
Tokyo Tony:She okay.
Tokyo Tony:I don't think she know it to this well.
Tokyo Tony:No, I can't really say that.
Tokyo Tony:She's a humble baby.
Speaker B:Okay, that's good.
Tokyo Tony:There's no better way.
Tokyo Tony:But she know.
Tokyo Tony:Cause her mother asked her something.
Tokyo Tony:She said.
Tokyo Tony:She said, oh, I'm a boss.
Tokyo Tony:So Chyna turned around and said, you what?
Tokyo Tony:She said, I'm a boss.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, you a boss.
Tokyo Tony:What's the boss?
Tokyo Tony:She said, when you tell people what to do and they do it and you pay them for it, it.
Speaker B:Oh, I said, okay, shout out, Dre.
Tokyo Tony:I was over it.
Tokyo Tony:I was like, God dam, shout out.
Speaker B:She know what the boss is.
Tokyo Tony:And mind you, she's watching her aunties and she's with them.
Tokyo Tony:They're putting on makeup.
Tokyo Tony:She knows how to do her makeup.
Speaker B:She knows how to do her makeup as perfect.
Speaker B:Oh, man.
Speaker B:Oh, she.
Speaker B:You call that.
Tokyo Tony:Listen, you can call that grooming perfect.
Tokyo Tony:I said, hey.
Tokyo Tony:She said, I just let her.
Tokyo Tony:And she, like, after she get it done.
Speaker B:What do you.
Speaker B:What do you say to that?
Speaker B:Like, just pretty beautiful.
Tokyo Tony:I'm like, girl, you too grown.
Tokyo Tony:But it's cute.
Tokyo Tony:Cause it's soft colors like tan, beige, pink.
Tokyo Tony:It's not.
Tokyo Tony:No.
Speaker B:Do you feel she's gonna keep her way?
Speaker B:For the most part.
Speaker B:Because it does come, maybe in the adolescence time where they start knowing she's not gonna keep.
Speaker B:No, I'm the heiress.
Tokyo Tony:Dream is running into it.
Speaker B:Dream is running into it.
Tokyo Tony:Bring James Frame.
Tokyo Tony:Like, yeah, but not in a way that we see them, if you can understand.
Tokyo Tony:She likes the pretty.
Tokyo Tony:She likes.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, it's a pretty red car, you know.
Speaker B:Yes.
Tokyo Tony:Like any other.
Speaker B:She knows.
Speaker B:Well, yeah, she knows what's shiny, but she knows.
Tokyo Tony:She know they rich.
Tokyo Tony:If that's your answer question.
Tokyo Tony:She know they rich, but she don't.
Tokyo Tony:She don't get nothing.
Tokyo Tony:None of it.
Tokyo Tony:So she like, why is no one.
Speaker B:In Disney World with us?
Speaker B:We just in here by ourselves.
Speaker B:Yeah, you'll find out later.
Speaker B:We'll find out later.
Tokyo Tony:But yeah, she get it.
Speaker B:Do you feel, or would you like to see Kim?
Speaker B:I mean, Angela and Rob work their situation out and get back together?
Tokyo Tony:No, no, no.
Tokyo Tony:I used to.
Tokyo Tony:Cause Rob is my babe.
Tokyo Tony:Rob.
Tokyo Tony:Rob.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Rob.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker B:But no, not.
Tokyo Tony:No, no.
Tokyo Tony:She is a man I know.
Speaker B:She and I respect and I respect her.
Tokyo Tony:No, but beyond that.
Tokyo Tony:No, no, because they don't.
Tokyo Tony:They don't really, really match.
Tokyo Tony:They don't.
Tokyo Tony:They did when they were together because he was coming into her world, she was going into his world, and it was exploration space.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:And it was like, okay, he didn't know what collard greens and fried chicken.
Tokyo Tony:You know what I'm saying?
Tokyo Tony:She like apple sausage, you know what I'm saying?
Tokyo Tony:So it's like, oh, I try this.
Tokyo Tony:You try to.
Tokyo Tony:But then when people.
Tokyo Tony:And then they put it out in the public, it shit just get ragged.
Tokyo Tony:But if they had to, if it was out of Any of them I would want them to.
Tokyo Tony:Cause he's a very good, calm man.
Tokyo Tony:He's a good person.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:When he.
Tokyo Tony:He worries me to death though, when.
Speaker B:He did act out, when he was upset with her, you feel like, man, he was like.
Speaker B:From knowing him, he got pushed to his limits to like verbally, publicly get upset.
Tokyo Tony:He didn't get pushed to his limits.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:Yeah, so he ain't set no limits.
Tokyo Tony:He spoiled, Rob.
Tokyo Tony:Just spoiled.
Tokyo Tony:He wanted.
Tokyo Tony:He wanted.
Speaker B:He's the only boy, man.
Speaker B:He's allowed that.
Speaker B:He's allowed that a little bit.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:He just.
Tokyo Tony:And then he blurts.
Tokyo Tony:He.
Tokyo Tony:He wears his on his sleeve.
Tokyo Tony:Okay, Just whatever.
Tokyo Tony:So he just going to go with it with the next man to be like, you know what?
Tokyo Tony:I ain't even about to go with you on that.
Tokyo Tony:I'm going go over here.
Tokyo Tony:Him.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, really?
Tokyo Tony:He's sprinkling all the shit, period.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker B:So after asking from grandmother to grandmother, how was you and Kris Jenner's relationship, if any?
Tokyo Tony:She used to dick ride a little bit, but she not my girl because she.
Tokyo Tony:She not somebody I'm gonna like chill with.
Tokyo Tony:Be like, come on, girl, let's get some coffee and just kick it and chop it up about the kids.
Tokyo Tony:No, no, she's gonna go in there and lay in her little coffin in the room after her vodka or something.
Tokyo Tony:No, she just.
Tokyo Tony:She's weak.
Speaker B:Coffin in the room.
Tokyo Tony:I mean, she really is weak.
Tokyo Tony:Okay, she's weak.
Tokyo Tony:But if she was to do something like four people.
Tokyo Tony:That's my thing.
Tokyo Tony:You can always bring yourself back from it.
Tokyo Tony:Anything.
Tokyo Tony:If you just give of yourself.
Tokyo Tony:They don't do that.
Tokyo Tony:That's why they irritate me.
Speaker B:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:I be like, girl, nobody.
Tokyo Tony:You can't even get out the Ferrari when you get in.
Speaker B:So when you see Kim, of course, you know, let's just speak to her daughter.
Speaker B:Kim.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker B:Where she's linked now with Odell Beckham.
Tokyo Tony:She's what?
Speaker B:She's linked with Odell Beckham.
Tokyo Tony:What that mean?
Speaker B:That means they've been seen out a few times together.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, my God.
Tokyo Tony:Tell me you are whole lion.
Speaker B:You hear?
Speaker B:Real life.
Speaker B:She used.
Tokyo Tony:You hear here first lying.
Speaker B:Kim Kardashian, Odell Beckham Jr.
Speaker B:Seen out a few times.
Tokyo Tony:He gay.
Speaker B:Oh, shit.
Speaker B:Oh, fuck.
Speaker B:The rabbit hole gets deeper and deeper.
Tokyo Tony:He's gay.
Tokyo Tony:He just got his whole man sucked by Justin Bieber in the club.
Speaker B:Oh, man.
Speaker B:What did you say?
Tokyo Tony:That's a publicity stunt.
Speaker B:Yeah, we heard the term called Hollywood games.
Speaker B:Do you feel like this?
Speaker B:It's Just Hollywood games at this point.
Speaker B:Like, y'all just putting on for, like, tabloids now.
Tokyo Tony:That don't make sense.
Tokyo Tony:It didn't make sense when she was with the last guy.
Tokyo Tony:What was his name?
Speaker B:The Pete Davidson.
Tokyo Tony:No match.
Speaker B:Yeah, that was.
Speaker B:That was.
Tokyo Tony:I don't know.
Speaker B:That made no sense.
Tokyo Tony:That was between.
Tokyo Tony:That was something else.
Tokyo Tony:Odell Beckham.
Tokyo Tony:He.
Speaker B:Should we take what we see, what we watch on tmz, the Shade Room?
Tokyo Tony:No, TMZ is a liar.
Speaker B:Yeah, but say, should we take it at face value and be like, nothing?
Tokyo Tony:You can call TMZ and tell them anything.
Tokyo Tony:I can do it right now.
Speaker B:Oh, wow.
Tokyo Tony:And they'll post it.
Speaker B:I believe you.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:We.
Speaker B:From sources that said close to us.
Speaker B:We know how go.
Tokyo Tony:We know how anything for you to keep looking at them.
Tokyo Tony:They anything.
Speaker B:All right, so as we close out, I definitely want to make sure we touch on, you know, it's 20, 24, we just started the year, and you are already moving.
Speaker B:I mean, reality shows.
Speaker B:What else you got up?
Speaker B:You.
Speaker B:Shit.
Tokyo Tony:How many more?
Tokyo Tony:That's eight.
Tokyo Tony:I'm tired.
Tokyo Tony:I was supposed to do one with Ray J, but I turned it.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker B:What happened with Ray J's situation?
Tokyo Tony:The people that he want me to be on the show with?
Tokyo Tony:I'm not about to do it.
Tokyo Tony:I don't care.
Tokyo Tony:What kind of money you talking about.
Tokyo Tony:All money ain't good.
Tokyo Tony:I don't care.
Speaker B:Yeah, him and his wife again, filed for another divorce.
Tokyo Tony:What?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Another goddamn.
Speaker B:Again another divorce.
Tokyo Tony:That's not true.
Tokyo Tony:That's not true.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:No, I hope it's not true.
Tokyo Tony:That's not true.
Tokyo Tony:Trust me.
Tokyo Tony:I just talked to both of them.
Tokyo Tony:That's not true.
Speaker B:So with that being said, no, I don't believe that.
Speaker B:Well, no, she filed.
Tokyo Tony:She filed?
Speaker B:Yeah, she filed.
Tokyo Tony:When was this?
Speaker B:Now, mind you, this is the fourth time that she's filed, I believe.
Speaker B:I mean, so they've been going through this.
Tokyo Tony:No, she.
Tokyo Tony:You know what?
Tokyo Tony:Sometimes the pressure of the limelight, you know, the pressure people put on you, you know, to be a certain way or whatever, it probably fucking with their relationship.
Tokyo Tony:And, you know, he just got his new TV network, so he probably not been able to spend a lot of time.
Tokyo Tony:There's a bunch of women around, so you just never know.
Tokyo Tony:But I don't have him being stupid.
Tokyo Tony:Not after I just seen them two together.
Tokyo Tony:And we all was together in Vegas.
Tokyo Tony:Like, I don't think so.
Speaker B:So question.
Speaker B:Do you have a relationship, if any, with Caitlyn Jenner?
Speaker B:As of right now, today, Caitlyn.
Speaker B:As in Caitlyn?
Speaker B:I don't know.
Speaker B:I don't know the status of that right now.
Speaker B:I don't know if it's Caitlin still or no.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, never.
Speaker B:Never.
Tokyo Tony:Only time I was dealt with Caitlyn, we went to the Magic Mountain and he was a man then.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:He run up it or he just.
Speaker B:I know, I know he's a tracks.
Tokyo Tony:With the weedy show or something.
Speaker B:Yeah, I'm just.
Tokyo Tony:But you know what somebody just pulled.
Tokyo Tony:I said, ooh, they been digging me up for Somebody been digging me up.
Tokyo Tony:I said, oh, this all.
Speaker B:They will dig you up.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, they found an old clipping that I went on TMZ and was talking about Tyga, Kylie and all of that.
Tokyo Tony:I was like, oh, my God, I totally forgot that I did a live with TMZ long time ago.
Speaker B:Yeah, you did.
Tokyo Tony:And everything.
Tokyo Tony:Everything I said was true.
Tokyo Tony:It came out to be true.
Speaker B:Let me ask you because, you know, I know we touched on Nikki and stuff, but I gotta get your take on it.
Speaker B:Cause, you know, as Tokyo Tony, you know your daughter has a son with Tyga.
Speaker B:Of course, you know, of course with Rob Kardashian.
Speaker B:You have a situation where Kylie is at a pool party with Tory Lanez.
Speaker B:Megan Thee Stallion.
Speaker B:Megan Thee Stallion's friend.
Tokyo Tony:Ain't nothing but.
Tokyo Tony:Ain't nothing but a little drink, little.
Speaker B:Powder, little yo, mix those three.
Speaker B:Somebody might get shot in the foot.
Speaker B:I don't know what the is going on now.
Tokyo Tony:Nikki did mess up on her song, though.
Tokyo Tony:I wanted to check it.
Tokyo Tony:She got shot in both her foot.
Tokyo Tony:Why you calling her Bigfoot?
Speaker B:She said it should have been big feet.
Tokyo Tony:She got shot in both of them.
Speaker B:God damn it.
Tokyo Tony:Okay, but I just want to know the main thing.
Tokyo Tony:Why they arguing?
Tokyo Tony:But at the same time, who gives a.
Speaker B:Like you said number one.
Speaker B:All I saw was I'm number one.
Speaker B:No, I'm number one.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:I'm streaming.
Speaker B:Thank you for streaming.
Tokyo Tony:Now, do you mind if I bring up this one little subject?
Speaker B:Oh, please.
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:And it's a question for anybody here.
Tokyo Tony:We can answer by fingers just like this, if you like.
Tokyo Tony:Why is it nobody's talking about Epstein's Island?
Tokyo Tony:Why.
Tokyo Tony:Why is no one speaking of that?
Tokyo Tony:With.
Tokyo Tony:With every single celebrity on there, male or female, how is it that nature boy gets life?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:But these pedos that we clearly know are gets nothing.
Tokyo Tony:Don't even.
Tokyo Tony:It's not even talked about.
Tokyo Tony:They don't even bring it up.
Tokyo Tony:I wonder why.
Speaker B:Yeah, I think when you talk about Epstein and that island and that's in the list.
Speaker B:Things on YouTube get demonetized.
Speaker B:For some strange reason, when you're talking that Epstein talk, you don't seem to reach the heights you trying to reach.
Tokyo Tony:That's so true.
Tokyo Tony:That my 693,000 page went down.
Tokyo Tony:My page with 100 cakes I keep three at a time went down.
Tokyo Tony:And my little 62,000 page went down.
Tokyo Tony:Cause I.
Tokyo Tony:Speak up.
Tokyo Tony:So let me just let you know when y'all wanna catch me.
Tokyo Tony:You catch me at dmv.
Tokyo Tony:Tucky at the.
Speaker B:Wait, wait, that's a new one.
Tokyo Tony:Yes.
Tokyo Tony:I gotta keep the extras.
Speaker B:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:Dmv.
Tokyo Tony:I just made it yesterday.
Speaker B:That sounds very new.
Speaker B:Like, that sounds very new.
Tokyo Tony:Cause I was like, I'm gonna kill everything after this one.
Tokyo Tony:Because I think this one will you play here.
Tokyo Tony:No meaning no here.
Speaker B:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:Street stars.
Speaker B:Yes.
Tokyo Tony:I want my page to start off with this.
Tokyo Tony:So I'm gonna kill every page I have.
Tokyo Tony:And I'm gonna start my page off with explosive things from y'all.
Speaker B:Dmv.
Speaker B:Tokyo.
Speaker B:Tony, let me ask you real quick.
Speaker B:Let's go there.
Speaker B:Epstein's Island.
Speaker B:A lot of people seen the documentary on Netflix, Filthy Rich, and they learned a lot.
Speaker B:Like, oh, shit.
Tokyo Tony:You know, I don't look at tv, so.
Tokyo Tony:I don't.
Speaker B:Okay, so you never consumed that.
Speaker B:Oh, wow.
Tokyo Tony:None of it.
Speaker B:It has some.
Tokyo Tony:What is it called?
Speaker B:Filthy Rich.
Tokyo Tony:I gotta look at it.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Epstein's story.
Speaker B:And it does talk about him soliciting young girls, $200 massages.
Tokyo Tony:But that's.
Tokyo Tony:But listen, let me break it down, baby.
Tokyo Tony:That's not even it.
Speaker B:It gets deeper.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:It's like, what could we possibly be doing?
Tokyo Tony:Where I'm gonna come on your plane to Little St.
Tokyo Tony:James Allen?
Tokyo Tony:What party is this?
Tokyo Tony:What business is this when I'm rich?
Tokyo Tony:He's a financer.
Tokyo Tony:Of course.
Tokyo Tony:An investor.
Tokyo Tony:You're not investing in shit.
Tokyo Tony:And you not financing me.
Tokyo Tony:Cause I'm a billionaire.
Tokyo Tony:Maybe between me and my husband or me and my wife.
Tokyo Tony:What are you doing there?
Speaker B:When you see names like Beyonce.
Speaker B:Bill Clinton.
Speaker B:Beyonce.
Speaker B:Oprah Winfrey.
Speaker B:You know, my guy from Rush Hour.
Speaker B:Chris Tucker.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, all of them.
Speaker B:It's like.
Speaker B:Like, these are names.
Speaker B:Bill Clinton.
Speaker B:You don't really quite.
Speaker B:Do you.
Speaker B:Do you go after that, like, as just a whistleblower?
Speaker B:Let's go after the top of the top of the topic.
Tokyo Tony:It's beyond the whistleblower.
Tokyo Tony:It's a federal document.
Speaker B:No facts.
Speaker B:You can't hide everybody.
Speaker B:Can't hide everybody.
Tokyo Tony:When are you gonna get that moving?
Tokyo Tony:You're not you know why?
Tokyo Tony:Cause y'all, they gonna keep giving y'all movies and y'all gonna keep loving it and looking at it.
Tokyo Tony:Just.
Tokyo Tony:It'll go away.
Speaker B:Mia Cooper.
Tokyo Tony:Cause them names that we don't know are judges.
Tokyo Tony:When you reading through and you like this name right here, that's somebody else important.
Tokyo Tony:We only know the entertainers.
Speaker B:Yeah, the entertainers.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, the ones we don't know.
Tokyo Tony:That's them important motherfuckers.
Speaker B:We don't know them old ones.
Speaker B:Yeah, them old district attorneys, them old judges.
Speaker B:I can only imagine, man.
Speaker B:But he killed himself.
Speaker B:So therefore all the secrets died with bullshit.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Did he?
Speaker B:I don't know.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, that man over Antarctica somewhere.
Speaker B:Yeah, secrets died with him.
Speaker B:Secrets died with him.
Tokyo Tony:First of all, who gonna kill theyself for that?
Tokyo Tony:So you gonna kill yourself.
Tokyo Tony:Let a whole bitch still be alive.
Speaker B:Man, if you bury right right, she's still alive.
Speaker B:Yeah, she still could tell the shit that you don't.
Tokyo Tony:And she got the same charges as you got.
Speaker B:You don't want em know she gonna tell it shit.
Tokyo Tony:And she ain't getting no lesser term.
Speaker B:Come on, man.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, she was supposed to came all the way off after that.
Tokyo Tony:You dead.
Tokyo Tony:He did it.
Tokyo Tony:Let him rise and tell you what the fuck happened.
Tokyo Tony:Won't me no same thing like you say.
Tokyo Tony:The guy with the puffy thing.
Tokyo Tony:It's like me and angel and your wifey.
Speaker B:Let's go.
Tokyo Tony:We here chilling and I know they doing some dirty shit.
Tokyo Tony:And I'm like record and then just case later on.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, bitch.
Tokyo Tony:Fuck you, bitch.
Tokyo Tony:I got this.
Speaker B:I got that shit.
Tokyo Tony:Where you live at again?
Tokyo Tony:Come on.
Tokyo Tony:That's a setup.
Tokyo Tony:You pre did shit.
Tokyo Tony:Because if you a man and you hitting on me, I'm a punching your shit.
Tokyo Tony:I'm going to break your shit for you if you continue to do it.
Tokyo Tony:And I'm going to go ahead and move on because this not it.
Tokyo Tony:No, I'm a sick.
Tokyo Tony:Well, he keeps.
Tokyo Tony:See, he's touching me.
Tokyo Tony:Send my phone over here.
Tokyo Tony:See, they ain't touching me.
Tokyo Tony:You said shit you.
Tokyo Tony:No bro.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:It's a dirty game.
Speaker B:It's a dirty game.
Tokyo Tony:Filthy.
Speaker B:So, all right, for those who are trying to follow dmv, Tokyo Tony after the day, dmv.
Speaker B:And shout out to the DMV area too, man.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, love dmv.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Come on, man.
Speaker B:That second home right there.
Speaker B:For those that do want to follow and see what you have going on.
Speaker B:What all do you have going on?
Speaker B:How can they follow you?
Speaker B:What movements?
Speaker B:Where can they see you?
Speaker B:Coming.
Tokyo Tony:To be honest, guys here, I'm on flow.
Tokyo Tony:I'm just pausing everything until I need to see some stuff clear, you know, like, just period.
Tokyo Tony:Like, I be okay as far as, like, my money.
Tokyo Tony:I have my regular amount of normal business, but anything on the outside, I'm not even gonna give them no love.
Tokyo Tony:I'm not giving you no love.
Tokyo Tony:My check wasn't big enough for that.
Speaker B:Oh, you.
Speaker B:You Taraji P.
Speaker B:Henson with it, then?
Tokyo Tony:No, I wouldn't quite say that.
Tokyo Tony:Cause that bitch could see the numbers.
Tokyo Tony:And you agreed.
Tokyo Tony:You saw the numbers.
Tokyo Tony:You agreed?
Speaker B:Yes.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, 84,000.
Tokyo Tony:Great.
Tokyo Tony:But then you see this bitch.
Tokyo Tony:280.
Tokyo Tony:No, you saw them numbers.
Tokyo Tony:You agreed.
Tokyo Tony:You supposed to say, sis, tighten this up for me.
Tokyo Tony:What we gonna do, right?
Speaker B:You know, negotiate.
Tokyo Tony:Work with me.
Tokyo Tony:Work with me.
Speaker B:Negotiate.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:So.
Tokyo Tony:But like Oprah example, just throwing it out there.
Tokyo Tony:Aunt Taraji, the other girl, Fantasia.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:The Color Purple, the trailer situation, the work conditions, a lot of complaints.
Tokyo Tony:But you accepted it.
Tokyo Tony:Let me tell you, you get a writer, you get this thing.
Tokyo Tony:When you go somewhere, you're like, okay, what do you want?
Tokyo Tony:And you put on this.
Tokyo Tony:I want a blanket.
Tokyo Tony:Can I get.
Tokyo Tony:I like white roses.
Tokyo Tony:Can I get some white roses?
Tokyo Tony:I like Stella rose.
Tokyo Tony:I like Stella rose.
Tokyo Tony:And some chocolate.
Speaker B:You're right.
Tokyo Tony:Simple.
Tokyo Tony:They get your writer, they're like, okay, go get her some flowers.
Tokyo Tony:Go get her this.
Tokyo Tony:Boom.
Tokyo Tony:You show up, you get your corn, you take your pictures, and you had your fun, and you gone.
Tokyo Tony:Correct.
Tokyo Tony:So you know what you getting?
Speaker B:So do you.
Tokyo Tony:And if you gonna keep getting abused, look at Zeus.
Tokyo Tony:They tried it.
Tokyo Tony:I sued they ass twice.
Tokyo Tony:Shit.
Tokyo Tony:I'm the only one sued Zeus and got away.
Speaker B:Shit.
Speaker B:Talk to him.
Speaker B:So the old adage, closed mouths don't get fed.
Tokyo Tony:No.
Tokyo Tony:And Hollywood costs a lot of money.
Tokyo Tony:Cost me $30,000 every 10 hours.
Speaker B:Shit.
Tokyo Tony:For an entertainment lawyer called Michael Keenan in Beverly Hills.
Speaker B:Shout out Michael King.
Speaker B:There you go.
Tokyo Tony:30,000 every 10 hours.
Tokyo Tony:I said give me fucking 10 hours.
Tokyo Tony:Please.
Speaker B:We got us a case.
Tokyo Tony:That's it.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Break it down in them 10 hours.
Tokyo Tony:No.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Figure it out.
Speaker B:A team.
Tokyo Tony:Like, 30,000 every 10 hours.
Speaker B:Oh, man.
Tokyo Tony:Every hour.
Tokyo Tony:The top lawyer is like 695 an hour.
Tokyo Tony:The junior lawyer.
Tokyo Tony:It's.
Speaker B:I see why Diddy settled.
Tokyo Tony:Yes, sir.
Tokyo Tony:And that's why people went in Hollywood because you can't keep up.
Tokyo Tony:They thought I couldn't keep up, but I kept up.
Tokyo Tony:Cause they tried to burn you out in court.
Tokyo Tony:You stay in court.
Tokyo Tony:Your lawyer, you got my check?
Tokyo Tony:I don't care for how long y'all doing this.
Tokyo Tony:Where's my check?
Speaker B:Right?
Tokyo Tony:Okay, I got your check.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:They will stop.
Speaker B:And they want the moment that check don't click.
Speaker B:All right, we gotta hold off on the case.
Tokyo Tony:And that's what Hollywood do.
Tokyo Tony:They.
Tokyo Tony:They run you down till you can't.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, we need to continue.
Tokyo Tony:You like, no.
Tokyo Tony:Cause when you continuous.
Tokyo Tony:No, Five continuous in a year, right?
Speaker B:That's some more hours.
Speaker B:We clocking more dollars.
Tokyo Tony:I don't wanna talk about it.
Tokyo Tony:To the point that when I balanced everything out, I only made $10,000.
Speaker B:Oh, man.
Tokyo Tony:When it all add equaled out, that's it.
Tokyo Tony:It's just 10 bills, like.
Tokyo Tony:But it was the principle for me.
Speaker B:It's the principle.
Tokyo Tony:I didn't give a damn about it.
Speaker B:Gotta live on it.
Tokyo Tony:I was like, okay.
Tokyo Tony:I got to say, they know not to fuck with me again.
Tokyo Tony:And guess what?
Tokyo Tony:They called me back for two, three more shows after.
Speaker B:Hey, when you see.
Speaker B:When you see.
Tokyo Tony:And it ain't but for 10 minutes.
Tokyo Tony:You know why?
Tokyo Tony:Let's get it started.
Speaker B:Let's get it started.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:You know, kick it off.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:You Google my name on anything.
Tokyo Tony:What happens?
Tokyo Tony:They always put my name before them bitches.
Tokyo Tony:I mean, why y'all put Tokyo, Tony and so on.
Tokyo Tony:So Tokyo.
Tokyo Tony:And I'm like, put their name first and then mine.
Tokyo Tony:They the one getting the check.
Tokyo Tony:I'm the unpaid celebrity.
Speaker B:Do you feel like whenever you go live, if you're twerking on camera, you're.
Tokyo Tony:I ain't gotta twerk.
Tokyo Tony:I can say one word.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:If you do anything online, do you think the powers that be are watching, saying, ooh, she's going viral again.
Tokyo Tony:Grab her every day.
Speaker B:Do you purposely go viral?
Speaker B:Like, when you choose, like, how viral.
Tokyo Tony:How do you purposely go viral?
Speaker B:You know, when you.
Speaker B:Like you said, if Beyonce says, hi, that'll go viral.
Speaker B:Like, I'm doing something at the norm.
Tokyo Tony:Let me help you, okay?
Speaker B:Cause I need it.
Speaker B:Cause I need it.
Tokyo Tony:This.
Tokyo Tony:How many hours I go live a day?
Tokyo Tony:Eight to ten?
Tokyo Tony:Yes, eight to ten.
Tokyo Tony:You wait for that one moment for me to not be teaching and then smoke my weed, and it go down a little bit in hell and I say something stupid.
Tokyo Tony:Or you come through, you be like, oh, bitch, why your head strands like that?
Tokyo Tony:You must.
Tokyo Tony:And that's when they get it.
Speaker B:That's when they grab.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:I'm like, oh, they got me a tiktoker came.
Tokyo Tony:I go on my live.
Tokyo Tony:I can put it on right now.
Tokyo Tony:It'll show everybody that Won't nobody say a word.
Tokyo Tony:Not one word.
Tokyo Tony:Nothing.
Speaker B:It's just waiting.
Tokyo Tony:They don't say nothing.
Speaker B:Wow.
Tokyo Tony:Go look at the TikTok.
Tokyo Tony:I'll be like, you bitches won't say nothing.
Tokyo Tony:Say, hi.
Tokyo Tony:Hi.
Tokyo Tony:Anything.
Speaker B:They be like, we just watching and waiting till we just watching.
Tokyo Tony:And we be just like this for two hours.
Tokyo Tony:And I play music.
Tokyo Tony:They be like, we about to report you.
Tokyo Tony:You play your music.
Tokyo Tony:Well, report me.
Tokyo Tony:That bitch.
Speaker B:Right?
Speaker B:There you go.
Tokyo Tony:I'm not eating off this shit.
Tokyo Tony:I cannot eat off social media.
Tokyo Tony:I can't.
Tokyo Tony:I cannot have a page.
Tokyo Tony:It.
Tokyo Tony:It's the weirdest shit.
Tokyo Tony:I don't know why.
Speaker B:Nowhere is safe.
Speaker B:Nowhere safe.
Tokyo Tony:Can you tell me why?
Tokyo Tony:I don't know.
Tokyo Tony:It's weird.
Speaker B:You push the limits, man.
Tokyo Tony:And I don't even do nothing.
Tokyo Tony:I've been all sitting.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:How many pages have you had on?
Tokyo Tony:I can't count.
Tokyo Tony:At least 60.
Speaker B:60?
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:At minimum.
Speaker B:Running through.
Speaker B:Yeah, run it through.
Speaker B:You should start a YouTube channel and a podcast.
Tokyo Tony:I've been doing that for 12 years.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:Have consistently.
Speaker B:Because I'm like this.
Tokyo Tony:Yes, it's still on.
Speaker B:Okay, well, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker B:We need to.
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker B:You need to realize.
Speaker B:Street Pocket, you need to come.
Speaker B:We need to.
Speaker B:We need to talk.
Speaker B:Yeah, we need to talk.
Speaker B:Yeah, we need to parlay the podcast.
Tokyo Tony:Like, seriously.
Tokyo Tony:Like, I'm talking with Tokyo Tony, and it's with.
Tokyo Tony:Witness that one on my grind, man.
Tokyo Tony:I've been doing this shit for a long time.
Tokyo Tony:Like, I be looking at, like, oh, y'all just starting y'all podcast.
Tokyo Tony:That's so cute, bitch.
Tokyo Tony:I've been doing it for 12 years.
Speaker B:You got such a story to tell.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, it's crazy.
Tokyo Tony:I got a bio.
Tokyo Tony:It's sick, man.
Speaker B:You know?
Tokyo Tony:Oh, that's another thing.
Tokyo Tony:I just turned down some other shit.
Tokyo Tony:A podcast with.
Tokyo Tony:I don't know if I should say their name.
Tokyo Tony:Well, since I'm not a.
Tokyo Tony:I'll just say this.
Tokyo Tony:They are hanging with Cat Williams.
Tokyo Tony:They asked me to do a podcast with them.
Tokyo Tony:If you can't say hi to me.
Tokyo Tony:And we've been talking about this shit for six months.
Tokyo Tony:I'm going through past you to the other girl.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, bitch, guess what?
Tokyo Tony:We can tuck on the fifth.
Tokyo Tony:Fifth ain't never gonna come by Lawson.
Tokyo Tony:No, that's.
Tokyo Tony:You gotta.
Tokyo Tony:No.
Tokyo Tony:Who are you?
Tokyo Tony:Come on.
Tokyo Tony:You can't pick the.
Tokyo Tony:She's so busy.
Tokyo Tony:She just busy.
Tokyo Tony:We call her and tell her I said, fuck no.
Tokyo Tony:Go get the next bitch.
Tokyo Tony:I'm good.
Speaker B:God damn.
Tokyo Tony:No.
Tokyo Tony:Cause Podcasts have to be a certain way because the audience you have to be.
Tokyo Tony:You have to be in the know, social media person like me.
Tokyo Tony:I know what time to go on, when to go on.
Tokyo Tony:All of that.
Speaker B:Yes.
Tokyo Tony:You know, just from.
Tokyo Tony:I could feel the temperature.
Speaker B:Yes.
Tokyo Tony:When I pop it on.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:And who's watching?
Tokyo Tony:Every celebrity come on.
Tokyo Tony:Every single one.
Tokyo Tony:And they don't never say shit, man.
Tokyo Tony:But you turn around, I look.
Tokyo Tony:You repeating every word I said.
Tokyo Tony:I'm like, now how the fuck you do that?
Speaker B:Come on.
Tokyo Tony:How you see that booby but won't say hi, but won't say hi.
Tokyo Tony:Nikki.
Tokyo Tony:The same way she'd throw a lying.
Tokyo Tony:She see me on TikTok.
Tokyo Tony:You want to.
Tokyo Tony:I'm supposed to be like Tokyo Tony in a bit.
Speaker B:Come on, man.
Tokyo Tony:Gotta tell her.
Tokyo Tony:Shit be off the chart somewhere.
Speaker B:Come on, man.
Speaker B:Come on, Nikki.
Tokyo Tony:It's weird.
Tokyo Tony:They just.
Tokyo Tony:Weird.
Tokyo Tony:They all just got this weird.
Speaker B:Well, after this, I can't wait to see what it goes up to.
Speaker B:Because, I mean.
Speaker B:Yeah, everybody about the shit, man.
Speaker B:You breaking it down once again.
Speaker B:And here we.
Tokyo Tony:Y'all need to ask some more questions.
Tokyo Tony:15 times 10 more good minutes.
Tokyo Tony:What's up?
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker B:Here's.
Tokyo Tony:Come on, Angel.
Speaker B:Wait, wait.
Speaker B:So let me ask you this angel over there.
Tokyo Tony:Like, let me think for this bitch.
Tokyo Tony:Huh?
Tokyo Tony:Come on.
Tokyo Tony:There you go.
Speaker D:I have a question.
Speaker D:I fell in love with.
Speaker D:I followed you for a long time.
Speaker D:And early on, you had a commitment to the community and you gave back tremendously.
Speaker D:You were beating the heart and the people were elated.
Speaker D:They were grateful.
Speaker D:And I was just.
Speaker D:I'm a mom, so I was just.
Speaker D:It was just.
Speaker D:It was impressive to see that.
Speaker D:And I was just wondering where you are with that.
Speaker D:Do you still do that?
Speaker D:And it was just good to see.
Speaker D:And I.
Speaker D:Despite all of the trauma, all the drama, all the things I see online, I'm just always.
Speaker D:I see the inside of you.
Tokyo Tony:And that's a real.
Tokyo Tony:All the.
Speaker D:All the plump.
Speaker D:All the extra stuff.
Speaker D:I see past that and I see like, ah, she's a mom.
Speaker D:She loves her daughter.
Speaker D:You're there when, you know, no matter what.
Tokyo Tony:And no matter what.
Speaker D:No matter what.
Tokyo Tony:And let's make this a record real fast.
Tokyo Tony:She didn't cut me off.
Tokyo Tony:I cut her off.
Speaker D:I understand.
Tokyo Tony:That's why on Tamara hall, when she started crying.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Mind you, we came there together.
Tokyo Tony:She just didn't know that I was gonna come on stage.
Tokyo Tony:She said.
Tokyo Tony:When she said, I didn't think that this would ever happen.
Tokyo Tony:Cause I told her it wasn't gonna happen.
Tokyo Tony:I told her out of my mouth, you cut off.
Tokyo Tony:I don't care what happens.
Tokyo Tony:You're gone.
Tokyo Tony:And when I cut you off, you gonna feel lost by.
Tokyo Tony:And I walked away.
Tokyo Tony:And that's when.
Tokyo Tony:And I'm getting this baphomet off.
Tokyo Tony:I'm Angela White.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, there you go.
Speaker B:So you cut her off.
Speaker B:And how long did that take for her to feel lost?
Tokyo Tony:Three days.
Speaker B:Damn.
Speaker B:There you go.
Tokyo Tony:Three days.
Tokyo Tony:So on Tamara, that's when it showed.
Tokyo Tony:Like, her.
Tokyo Tony:I can see all her realness, like, how we really are.
Tokyo Tony:And she.
Tokyo Tony:Mama, you know, like, hi, baby.
Tokyo Tony:You know, the little things, you know.
Tokyo Tony:But when she was in.
Tokyo Tony:She's still in Hollywood.
Tokyo Tony:She's still in Hollywood and she's doing even more movies.
Tokyo Tony:So for the.
Tokyo Tony:What would I call it, the other side of Me, if I did not know what I do know about her, I would probably think nothing has ever changed.
Tokyo Tony:Because when you change and you give your life to Christ and you do this and you do that, you gotta come back off a certain.
Tokyo Tony:You know, but because that's the way she make her living, it's acceptable.
Tokyo Tony:And I know that she's not into that shit no more.
Tokyo Tony:So that's what makes it okay.
Tokyo Tony:And as far as the food drive booby, I do that every week.
Tokyo Tony:Every week now for 14 years.
Tokyo Tony:I don't miss a week still.
Tokyo Tony:Even if I'm out of town.
Tokyo Tony:I just told my love last night, I'm be trying to do one tomorrow down here somewhere real quick.
Speaker B:Still taking care of homeless.
Tokyo Tony:All right, so not just the homeless move, just everybody.
Tokyo Tony:Community.
Speaker B:Community people.
Tokyo Tony:You be surprised you going somewhere else.
Tokyo Tony:They ain't got no extra toothpaste, ain't got no extra toothbrush, nothing.
Tokyo Tony:You'd be surprised.
Speaker B:We about to definitely touch on some things then, since we still going.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker B:There's a situation that happened where you.
Tokyo Tony:Gonna be breaking down.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:A woman was arrested.
Tokyo Tony:He calling you go, wait, wait.
Speaker B:A woman was arrested for having her daughter work in like, I guess a waxing place where the daughter was waxing grown people.
Speaker B:And the woman had her daughter there.
Speaker B:Am I getting the story right?
Speaker B:Anybody know something?
Speaker D:She was doing a Brazilian.
Speaker D:So the woman owns.
Speaker D:Runs a waxing company.
Speaker D:She has a shop or whatever.
Speaker D:And she was having her.
Speaker D:How old was she?
Speaker D:5, 5, 6, 7 ish.
Speaker D:She was having her young daughter at that age assisting and performing Brazilian waxing on allegedly up to like 26 women.
Speaker D:And so CPS got involved.
Speaker D:She was arrested because a lot were saying, you know, that's sexual exploitation.
Speaker D:Why would you allow your daughter if it was your little boy, you know, if.
Speaker D:Or if it was men, if she was waxing men's private areas, it would be an uproar.
Speaker D:But because it's women, some people aren't looking at it the same way.
Tokyo Tony:Right, Right.
Speaker D:Either way, a lot of people are saying it's child abuse and sexual exploitation.
Speaker D:What are your thoughts?
Tokyo Tony:Total angel.
Tokyo Tony:That is sick as hell as fuck.
Tokyo Tony:Oh my God.
Speaker B:What does she deserve?
Speaker B:I mean.
Tokyo Tony:Cause CPS just deserves give that bitch life plus 10.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, I'm just playing.
Speaker B:But no, wait a minute.
Speaker B:That sounds familia.
Tokyo Tony:No, I'm kidding.
Tokyo Tony:Something like she needs some parent training.
Tokyo Tony:It's more like that she's probably honest with it.
Tokyo Tony:And if she's foreign, they may think she's black.
Speaker D:Black woman.
Tokyo Tony:Black woman.
Tokyo Tony:Oh no.
Speaker D:Oh, black woman.
Tokyo Tony:But you know what the sad part is?
Tokyo Tony:You don't want to take the child though.
Speaker D:And she boasted about it.
Speaker D:The reason why this whole thing even went viral is because she did a post and she don't know.
Speaker D:Got my daughter, you know, my daughter made $150.
Tokyo Tony:She don't know no better.
Tokyo Tony:She just.
Tokyo Tony:She don't know no better.
Tokyo Tony:I really believe she don't know no better.
Tokyo Tony:And if maybe if somebody can.
Tokyo Tony:You can't know no better.
Tokyo Tony:She just don't know no better.
Speaker D:And I think that it's not because.
Tokyo Tony:It can't be no sexual shit.
Tokyo Tony:It's a girl.
Tokyo Tony:So if it was a dude, it'd be.
Speaker D:No, but I think that like it's looked over.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker D:Sexual exploitation.
Speaker D:Exploitation or sexual abuse when it comes to.
Tokyo Tony:Because women on woman.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker D:You assume that because.
Speaker D:Oh, y'all got the same parts.
Tokyo Tony:Right.
Speaker D:There's a lot of situations where young girls are exposed and you know, maybe it takes them a certain way or they believe certain things.
Speaker D:And women, you know, female teachers molest female students.
Speaker D:So.
Speaker D:And a lot of people are saying that the women who allowed this should also prosecuted and brought to some sort of justice.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:But for the baby's sake.
Tokyo Tony:On a case like this, you have to look at the big picture.
Tokyo Tony:The baby don't really know what she's doing is wrong.
Tokyo Tony:She's probably looking at it business wise, the same thing as mom.
Tokyo Tony:Like, oh, she's a bragger.
Tokyo Tony:Like you have some mothers like do the TikTok dances with their little girls.
Tokyo Tony:Cause you wanna brag that your kid can do this or do that.
Tokyo Tony:In her case, I probably wouldn't give her no time.
Tokyo Tony:But if you did this again.
Tokyo Tony:Something is going to go down, but I will find the fuck out of you and your child cannot come back into your shop.
Tokyo Tony:Things of that nature.
Tokyo Tony:And if any of the women felt a certain way, break them off and call it a day.
Speaker D:Because Allegedly.
Speaker D:Allegedly.
Tokyo Tony:Because your daughter.
Tokyo Tony:Shake, girl, get your eyes off my couch.
Tokyo Tony:Cat.
Tokyo Tony:Damn.
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Speaker D:No, I could not imagine going to get a wax and a five year old like, girl, what you got this.
Tokyo Tony:Little girl in here doing?
Tokyo Tony:Yes.
Tokyo Tony:Right.
Tokyo Tony:That is weird.
Speaker D:I feel so uncomfortable.
Speaker D:Like, I mean, I have teenage daughters now and they don't give a damn.
Speaker D:They'll come in there, you know, they don't give a damn.
Tokyo Tony:Right.
Tokyo Tony:But.
Speaker D:But they're older, they're 19, they're 17.
Speaker D:It's a little different if they were still baby girls.
Speaker D:Like, no, because I don't want you to have like this predetermined notion about certain things you don't understand certain things.
Speaker D:You're seeing certain things.
Tokyo Tony:Right.
Speaker D:That could make children's minds are smart.
Tokyo Tony:But this is the kill.
Tokyo Tony:Who was you practicing on to become perfect?
Speaker B:Amen.
Speaker B:What right to do.
Tokyo Tony:To take it from there, to take it to business.
Speaker B:Now you can make 750 in a day.
Tokyo Tony:Like, she pimping her baby.
Speaker B:We got questions, we got questions.
Tokyo Tony:Pimping, that's light hand.
Tokyo Tony:Show him pimping.
Tokyo Tony:That's crazy.
Speaker D:Speaking of motherhood, you have been around a long time.
Speaker D:You've seen 75 years.
Speaker D:Not that long.
Speaker D:Not that long.
Speaker D:But you've been a been around long enough as a mom to see what Blac Chyna BKA Angela White has gone through.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker D:What advice would you give to mothers of daughters who their.
Speaker D:Their young girls are interested in entertainment, whether it's music, dance, you know, any artistic element would you give them?
Speaker D:You know, I've seen a lot of mothers, whether they're moms of young singers, Aaliyah type R.
Speaker D:Kelly situation, or you know, they just want to get into theater.
Speaker D:What things should they watch out for?
Speaker D:I mean, you've gone through a lot of different situations with Blac Chyna and things that I imagine you probably would do differently or things that you would advise her on.
Speaker D:What would you say to a mom raising their young daughter in that environment?
Tokyo Tony:Okay, that was a lot.
Speaker B:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:We want.
Tokyo Tony:Okay, but we're gonna get it.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:The first part is depending on their age, depending on your age.
Tokyo Tony:If you're already grown and you're in your own place, it's nothing you can do.
Tokyo Tony:All you can probably do is Research.
Tokyo Tony:Cause you're not gonna know.
Tokyo Tony:And your daughter is gonna bring to you or son will bring to you.
Tokyo Tony:It's not like that.
Tokyo Tony:It's this.
Tokyo Tony:It's that to keep you calm and you know, nothing is gonna happen.
Tokyo Tony:But.
Tokyo Tony:But no.
Tokyo Tony:What I would tell if it was like, oh, I wanna go into Hollywood, and I wanna be like, Chyna, you know, I would just sit up there and babysit down and say, you gonna have a choice to make.
Tokyo Tony:Hot or cold.
Tokyo Tony:Pick your pick.
Tokyo Tony:That's it.
Tokyo Tony:Cause everything of Hollywood goes strictly against the rules of salvation.
Tokyo Tony:I'm just saying, in life with the Bible, it goes all the way contradict from the makeup to the clothes, to the promiscuity to everything.
Tokyo Tony:So you gonna make your beds, you gonna lay in it.
Tokyo Tony:But nobody thinks of that part.
Tokyo Tony:Cause you think like everybody, oh, I'm gonna get in, get a little change or whatever, do whatever, have some fun, and I'm gonna get out.
Tokyo Tony:No, the moment you jump in that hot water in that pot, it's gonna boil.
Tokyo Tony:Or pull all the skin off the feathers off your ass.
Tokyo Tony:Why, when you go in the music industry, they give you a check straight off the break, right?
Tokyo Tony:What you need?
Tokyo Tony:You like, I need 200.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, we get 1.5.
Tokyo Tony:Nobody.
Tokyo Tony:You like, what?
Tokyo Tony:Well, what do I have to do?
Tokyo Tony:Well, we make us four songs a year.
Tokyo Tony:You like, that's it.
Tokyo Tony:But you don't know.
Tokyo Tony:So you're not writing a song.
Tokyo Tony:You don't know what's put in, what's done.
Tokyo Tony:Even when they say they mix and match, I'm sure y'all heard of it when they mix and master shit, right?
Tokyo Tony:This is when they go underground and put in all the shit.
Tokyo Tony:When y'all can't.
Tokyo Tony:All of a sudden, your body, you just like, ooh, I just got.
Tokyo Tony:That's the song.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, girl, that's that spell, bitch.
Speaker B:Yeah, they added a little something.
Tokyo Tony:They added a little something.
Tokyo Tony:You all wondering why you like this off the break, the other songs you like, eh?
Tokyo Tony:Cause of frequency low, frequency high.
Tokyo Tony:You like, damn.
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:This is whole time, bitch ain't saying nothing.
Tokyo Tony:But I would tell anybody, just get a job.
Speaker B:Just get a job.
Tokyo Tony:Just get a job.
Tokyo Tony:Or if you wanna go into Hollywood, Hmm?
Tokyo Tony:And you think you got it like that.
Tokyo Tony:That would get it like that.
Tokyo Tony:You need a mentor.
Tokyo Tony:You would.
Tokyo Tony:And if you that kind of mama that your child listens to, whether she 20, 21, 22 with so and so, I be like, joe, I need for you to go in here with Karen while she's Doing her shit in Hollywood.
Tokyo Tony:And we gonna break you off this.
Tokyo Tony:You need to mentor her.
Tokyo Tony:You like shit.
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:My little job at CVS and shit.
Tokyo Tony:I'm there.
Tokyo Tony:You know I'm there.
Tokyo Tony:Plus, I'm gonna be around all these people I might get.
Tokyo Tony:Pull my little shit in.
Tokyo Tony:You know, Shit.
Tokyo Tony:Who want plug, you know, who don't want to live, you know, other than that.
Tokyo Tony:No, just get a job, go to school, do something.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Cause you ain't doing no be a.
Tokyo Tony:What do they call it?
Tokyo Tony:A high pollutant prostitute at the end.
Tokyo Tony:No, high pollutant.
Tokyo Tony:Because look at Superhead.
Tokyo Tony:Look at you.
Tokyo Tony:You're not no bomb ass.
Tokyo Tony:We all girls be like, oh, she is.
Tokyo Tony:Just look at her.
Tokyo Tony:She says, no, no, you was just high pollutant with it.
Tokyo Tony:Lil Wayne on the couch.
Tokyo Tony:You could catch him sleep.
Tokyo Tony:What?
Tokyo Tony:Me with one picture of that girl?
Tokyo Tony:It's over.
Tokyo Tony:I'm getting.
Tokyo Tony:You know, you just slept with this one now.
Tokyo Tony:We had to make a big bed for the shack.
Tokyo Tony:No, you got all these.
Tokyo Tony:And today where you ran through no money, abused, hurt.
Tokyo Tony:All this shit happened when you was young.
Tokyo Tony:And that's mainly what be happening.
Tokyo Tony:Like, even with.
Tokyo Tony:If they got mad at me.
Tokyo Tony:I know you probably seen the angel.
Tokyo Tony:Y'all little tik tokers.
Tokyo Tony:When I was like, ayah is ooh.
Tokyo Tony:They was like, I was getting my ass.
Tokyo Tony:I was like, I don't care.
Tokyo Tony:Cause I'm like, she was a cold blooded freak.
Speaker D:Have you ever had any celebrity guys get you, girl?
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, all kinds of mother girl.
Tokyo Tony:What?
Tokyo Tony:Shit, I was trying to holler at cat.
Tokyo Tony:Hell yeah, I was trying.
Speaker B:What happened?
Tokyo Tony:He ain't pay me no attention.
Speaker B:Yeah, you try to DM him or how was your approach, Pill?
Tokyo Tony:I just made the video and put the nigga name on it.
Tokyo Tony:I was like, nigga, I heard about you.
Tokyo Tony:Come see me.
Tokyo Tony:I'm trying to see Cassie.
Tokyo Tony:Like, he'll be a good little catch something about him.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, I don't mind cooking for his kids.
Tokyo Tony:Wash their clothes and Hell yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Back to the mixing and mastering.
Tokyo Tony:So are you saying there's some demonic spirits that go somewhere in the tunnel and go over there and make the song better than everybody else's?
Tokyo Tony:Yes, sir.
Tokyo Tony:And the same thing.
Tokyo Tony:When they speak of Rain Man.
Tokyo Tony:You heard of Rain Man?
Tokyo Tony:When they say Rain man.
Tokyo Tony:And this is where they got off.
Tokyo Tony:Make it rain.
Tokyo Tony:It's all the same.
Tokyo Tony:This is who Jay Z.
Tokyo Tony:And all of them go through.
Tokyo Tony:Jaguar should have told y'all this.
Speaker B:She dabbled around.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:No, she.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, the Rain Man.
Tokyo Tony:That's the one that gives.
Tokyo Tony:It's a demon.
Tokyo Tony:And he gives them their lyrical.
Tokyo Tony:So this is why he can make every song gold.
Tokyo Tony:No human being is capable of that without no scratch, no reputation, no nothing.
Tokyo Tony:Just gold, gold, gold, gold.
Tokyo Tony:And mind you, he stopped 10 years ago.
Tokyo Tony:I'm gonna make this black album.
Speaker B:I'm done and retired.
Tokyo Tony:He made a black album.
Tokyo Tony:All right.
Tokyo Tony:Got your asses caught up.
Speaker B:Well, when you put religion in it, I have to ask because, you know, we seen TD Jakes at Diddy party and, yeah, he talks about men being.
Speaker B:Or just have you ever been swallowed?
Speaker B:When you see TD Jake's getting put around that essence in mind, he's a man of the cloth.
Speaker B:What do you.
Speaker B:What are your thoughts when you say, like, damn, TD Jakes getting.
Speaker B:Getting the stray bullets.
Speaker B:Like, does it move you any kind of way when.
Tokyo Tony:Well, let's start off.
Tokyo Tony:He's not a man of the claw.
Speaker B:Oh, okay.
Speaker B:All right, all right, all right, all right.
Speaker B:No, let's go then.
Tokyo Tony:No, no, no, let's go, because he's been swallowed.
Tokyo Tony:Let's go now.
Tokyo Tony:Let's just go.
Tokyo Tony:Let's push it back a little bit since we're on the religion you got.
Tokyo Tony:Kanye west, first of all, went on to Joel Alsteen stage, bought a damn horse in there.
Tokyo Tony:That's a beast you brought in the church that he didn't even want your ass on his back.
Tokyo Tony:He threw your ass off the horse, threw you off his.
Tokyo Tony:The horse, threw you off his back in the church.
Tokyo Tony:The fuck.
Tokyo Tony:When you say like this, he threw him off his back in the church.
Tokyo Tony:So mind you, the biggest crooks and criminals are those that's in front of the politicians, the ministers, the teachers, all of this.
Tokyo Tony:Look at the teachers, they fucking students that's 10 and 12 years old and making babies at 15.
Tokyo Tony:Like, come on.
Tokyo Tony:So him doing that, it was no different than anything else.
Tokyo Tony:It's only because people gave him all of this praise and all this.
Tokyo Tony:But at the same time, you just another man.
Tokyo Tony:So I don't know why people are going.
Tokyo Tony:So, I mean, me personally, I'm not going crazy over there.
Tokyo Tony:Okay, you wanted to get swallowed and you did a little swallow up.
Tokyo Tony:Swallowed up.
Tokyo Tony:You swallowed.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, wow.
Tokyo Tony:But what makes it so disgusting and bad is because you are a leader.
Tokyo Tony:You are a shepherd that's supposed to be carrying your sheep and not be swallowed up.
Speaker B:Yeah, swallowed up.
Speaker B:Not be swallowed up.
Tokyo Tony:Swallowed up.
Tokyo Tony:Damn.
Tokyo Tony:Who wanna get swallowed up?
Speaker B:Don't say it like that.
Speaker B:So let me ask you, y'all are Twins.
Speaker B:So let me ask you because you know, as a woman, as a woman, as a wise woman, when you see the MeToo movement happening, I just seen just the other day, Vin Diesel is now, you know, hit with sa.
Speaker B:You know, he's assaulted women.
Speaker B:And then you got the Cooper goodness, you got everybody.
Speaker B:After the Diddy thing, a lot of it came out for a lot of people.
Speaker B:And again, the MeToo movement, of course, was those women with voices who didn't have voices speaking up for girl.
Speaker B:Bye, girl.
Speaker B:Bye.
Speaker B:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:No.
Speaker B:All right.
Speaker B:No.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:No, no.
Speaker B:Can't claim that.
Tokyo Tony:The only ones that can claim that is if you a little girl and something and you just don't wanna tell.
Tokyo Tony:That happens a lot.
Tokyo Tony:People can be little things happen to them.
Tokyo Tony:You get grown, you still won't tell.
Tokyo Tony:You still won't tell.
Tokyo Tony:Those are grown ass women.
Tokyo Tony:No.
Tokyo Tony:You rather have your career than just left that shit alone and went, you still can have your career.
Tokyo Tony:Just go that way.
Tokyo Tony:You stayed there.
Tokyo Tony:That's my thing.
Tokyo Tony:I mean, baby, something about it you like, you didn't mind.
Tokyo Tony:Now you wanna talk about it.
Tokyo Tony:Nobody worry about that 30 year old shit.
Tokyo Tony:You should have did something to his ass one of them nights when he was fucked up at that party.
Tokyo Tony:There you go.
Tokyo Tony:You didn't, you didn't, you didn't.
Tokyo Tony:So, girl, bye.
Speaker D:I spoke about this on our podcast that a lot of women will turn regret into cases.
Speaker D:It was cool then.
Speaker D:You was having a good time then.
Tokyo Tony:Yes.
Speaker D:You wanted to be on then.
Speaker D:Now today somebody done got in your ear or, you know, you done got a new man or your homegirl talking about, well, girl, you know.
Speaker D:And now you regret what you've done.
Speaker D:You may have wished you never did it.
Speaker D:So you'll take that to the courthouse and a man will lose his life behind regret, not essay.
Tokyo Tony:I agree.
Speaker D:Not violence.
Tokyo Tony:Yes, but regret.
Tokyo Tony:I agree.
Speaker D:And that's not fair.
Tokyo Tony:I totally agree.
Tokyo Tony:That's a whole grid.
Speaker D:Absolutely.
Speaker B:So, yeah, so what do you say when.
Speaker B:You know Fannie Willis, she went at Young Thug.
Speaker B:Got the case against Young Thug, you know, Young Thug, he's fighting it now, but she also.
Tokyo Tony:Young Thug.
Speaker B:Yeah, she went at Young Thug, right?
Speaker B:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker B:Fannie Willis went at Young Thug.
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Speaker B:I don't know who she was.
Speaker B:Then she went after Trump in Atlanta saying this man has, you know, committed whatever, I guess voter fraud or something.
Speaker B:I forgot.
Tokyo Tony:Donald Trump.
Speaker B:No, she went after Donald Trump.
Tokyo Tony:Okay, let's do this.
Tokyo Tony:Let's do this.
Tokyo Tony:This.
Tokyo Tony:Can somebody go in the back and get that yellow so you Pad the wall.
Tokyo Tony:Put this in the room.
Tokyo Tony:Let her do her thing.
Speaker B:Yeah, come on, cuz.
Tokyo Tony:I mean, enough is enough.
Speaker B:Once she went after Trump, they came back and they.
Speaker B:They opened up her whole life.
Speaker B:Like, oh, you've been sleeping with your district attorney who's married.
Speaker B:You've been.
Speaker B:You've been.
Speaker B:You've been doing.
Speaker B:You've been doing the most, and they just.
Speaker B:They.
Speaker B:They suck.
Speaker B:They send the dogs on her.
Tokyo Tony:It's something missing.
Tokyo Tony:Something missing somewhere.
Tokyo Tony:Because you're a district.
Tokyo Tony:You're that smart to hold that position that long to know you dig in the shit, bitch.
Tokyo Tony:What makes you think I'm not gonna.
Speaker B:Come on.
Tokyo Tony:Get that push out of here.
Speaker B:Come on.
Tokyo Tony:Put her where she need to be.
Speaker B:Hey.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, go on.
Tokyo Tony:No.
Speaker B:So the ultimate I word.
Speaker B:We seen the super bowl go down.
Speaker B:Let's just start with the attention on Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift.
Speaker B:The attention the world should.
Speaker B:Oh, here, Taylor Swift is walking out the car.
Tokyo Tony:He's gay.
Tokyo Tony:Start that off.
Speaker B:Oh, shit.
Speaker B:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:Clearly made that.
Tokyo Tony:That they.
Tokyo Tony:They clearly made that show.
Tokyo Tony:You got to remember, we.
Tokyo Tony:The public is fans, so you are raw.
Tokyo Tony:You not like this.
Tokyo Tony:Looking at it.
Speaker B:We're not like that.
Tokyo Tony:You only get like that after you heard.
Tokyo Tony:And, yeah, see me, I'm like this first.
Tokyo Tony:I'm like.
Tokyo Tony:Okay, okay, okay.
Tokyo Tony:You cool?
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:You all right?
Tokyo Tony:We.
Tokyo Tony:You did a whole commercial bench pressing with a mic going down in your throat.
Tokyo Tony:The subliminals is too much.
Speaker B:Oh, she said yes.
Speaker B:The subliminals.
Speaker B:The subliminals are too much.
Tokyo Tony:He swallowed up that mic.
Tokyo Tony:No, I mean.
Tokyo Tony:I mean, it's Illuminati puppets.
Tokyo Tony:It all goes.
Tokyo Tony:All of Hollywood is that, baby, let me look into the.
Tokyo Tony:All of Hollywood is a part of the Illuminati.
Tokyo Tony:Yes.
Tokyo Tony:It depends on the degree.
Tokyo Tony:Once you get 200 million, you're in a different bracket.
Tokyo Tony:You have to be.
Tokyo Tony:It's called a $200 million club.
Speaker B:Okay.
Speaker B:Trying to get that.
Tokyo Tony:Y'all gotta look at up.
Speaker B:All right.
Speaker B:Definitely.
Speaker B:I don't know if I.
Tokyo Tony:So if you ain't got that 200.
Speaker B:I know.
Speaker B:I don't know how I changed, but you ain't.
Tokyo Tony:You ain't.
Tokyo Tony:You not in.
Tokyo Tony:You not in that.
Tokyo Tony:No, no, no, no, no.
Tokyo Tony:Like, what's that, boy?
Tokyo Tony:Jamie Foxx and all them.
Tokyo Tony:They been around.
Tokyo Tony:He been doing this with Playboy, man.
Tokyo Tony:That died, wasn't it?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Hugh Hefner.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:They've been freaking in tunnels in all kinds.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Late early 90s.
Speaker B:God damn it.
Tokyo Tony:Getting that age.
Speaker B:She said tunnels getting down I thought it was doors.
Speaker B:She said tunnels.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, they got the tunnels and shit.
Tokyo Tony:Come on.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah.
Speaker B:You can get out of here.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:So you get back to the.
Speaker B:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:Goddamn.
Speaker B:Shit.
Tokyo Tony:Ain't no secret.
Speaker B:Okay, well, so let me do it like this.
Speaker B:Cause I have to ask you.
Speaker B:And, you know, as we continue to go through there, they just recently made a post today saying that Miami is shut down for spring break, which is about to happen, like, next week or so.
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Speaker B:Miami is.
Speaker B:They say no more spring breakers.
Speaker B:We don't want y'all here.
Speaker B:Hell, the fuck no.
Speaker B:No more kids here.
Tokyo Tony:You can't stop.
Speaker B:Yeah, I'm gonna say can for what Miami is.
Speaker B:Can they really put a stop to the kids that's on college spring break going there and acting a goddamn fool.
Tokyo Tony:You can't do nothing to no citizen of the United States that's going and spending their money in a sunshiny state.
Tokyo Tony:How do you know that's what I'm here for?
Tokyo Tony:So you gonna stand there and watch me, and then when I commit a crime, lock me up.
Tokyo Tony:But if I don't, I can have fun.
Tokyo Tony:That's what life is about.
Tokyo Tony:But of course, it's the eye in the sky.
Tokyo Tony:Think about it.
Speaker B:Say something.
Tokyo Tony:So we also had Orlando Brown on the couch, right?
Tokyo Tony:And then everybody says he's crazy.
Tokyo Tony:He starts saying all these Hollywood stories.
Tokyo Tony:He telling the truth on everything.
Tokyo Tony:He telling the whole truth.
Tokyo Tony:Truth.
Tokyo Tony:He telling the whole damn truth.
Tokyo Tony:Let me break something down.
Tokyo Tony:Listen that.
Tokyo Tony:Man.
Tokyo Tony:Certain people, they not.
Tokyo Tony:They're gonna make you appear.
Tokyo Tony:As if you.
Tokyo Tony:They gonna make you appear.
Tokyo Tony:You know, they even tried me before, till I be like, bitch, come on.
Tokyo Tony:I got your crazy ass.
Tokyo Tony:Simple to that shit.
Tokyo Tony:Okay, I'm coming to your job now you're getting fired, bitch.
Tokyo Tony:And are you losing your housing?
Tokyo Tony:I want that certificate, all that.
Tokyo Tony:Now him, the other guy, the white guy.
Tokyo Tony:Just put him on my page.
Tokyo Tony:All of these children been touched and bothered and shit.
Tokyo Tony:And I'm gonna say his name last.
Tokyo Tony:But it's only one black person that's been in this game.
Tokyo Tony:And I'm like, you still around?
Tokyo Tony:But you had a show in.
Tokyo Tony:In the 70s.
Tokyo Tony:Why are you still around?
Tokyo Tony:And you never said shit?
Tokyo Tony:And it's like Kim Fields, okay?
Speaker B:I'm about to say, yeah, shit, she's been around.
Tokyo Tony:Why are you still around?
Tokyo Tony:What's.
Tokyo Tony:What?
Speaker B:I don't know.
Speaker B:She was on, like, a reality show.
Tokyo Tony:She was on Facts of Life.
Tokyo Tony:That friend shit or whatever.
Tokyo Tony:Baby, that was 20 years ago.
Speaker B:It was.
Speaker B:It was.
Tokyo Tony:What are you doing?
Tokyo Tony:I'm single.
Tokyo Tony:That's what I'm saying.
Tokyo Tony:So it's like.
Tokyo Tony:Like you see them names on the list?
Tokyo Tony:They all a part of something.
Tokyo Tony:Bout something.
Tokyo Tony:She ain't mention nobody being touched.
Tokyo Tony:Girls don't mention it.
Tokyo Tony:All the men mention it.
Tokyo Tony:Name a girl that you say they touch me.
Tokyo Tony:Who?
Tokyo Tony:Name one.
Tokyo Tony:And these are not just no men.
Tokyo Tony:Men like these men might want some boys, but they like pussy too.
Speaker B:Goddamn.
Tokyo Tony:So why no girls are saying anything?
Tokyo Tony:Why the same thing that you said later on.
Tokyo Tony:They like shit.
Tokyo Tony:I'm gonna regret that shit.
Tokyo Tony:If I say something, let me get my career going.
Tokyo Tony:Cause if I say something, I'm gonna get scratched out, demonetized.
Speaker B:Demonetized.
Tokyo Tony:So it's like I ain't gonna say nothing.
Tokyo Tony:I'm gonna leave it like this.
Tokyo Tony:Cause this is a friend of this and that's a friend of that.
Tokyo Tony:And that's how I come.
Tokyo Tony:I ain't.
Tokyo Tony:I don't wanna be in Hollywood anyway.
Tokyo Tony:That's how I come.
Tokyo Tony:They'll never get.
Speaker B:God damn it.
Tokyo Tony:They can never.
Speaker B:Right?
Speaker B:They can't get you.
Speaker B:So let's end with something as far as just a message to parents, mothers, girls, boys out there.
Speaker B:And I want Tokyo Tony's take on.
Speaker B:For the young black girl in America, what do you feel is the biggest hurdle that she has to get past?
Tokyo Tony:Education.
Tokyo Tony:She got educated.
Speaker B:The lack of.
Speaker B:She has to make go beyond high.
Tokyo Tony:School, you have to go beyond that.
Tokyo Tony:You have to get educated on everything.
Tokyo Tony:It's not you too young to be wise, but you not too young to be knowledgeable.
Speaker B:That's right.
Tokyo Tony:See, when you have knowledge, you win.
Tokyo Tony:And don't ever make somebody think you stupid.
Tokyo Tony:See, when they think you too smart, they'll never fuck with you.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, she too smart.
Tokyo Tony:I ain't even gonna go there with this one.
Tokyo Tony:This bitch, let's try her.
Tokyo Tony:Cause you played the dummy.
Tokyo Tony:Don't play the fool.
Tokyo Tony:Don't play the dummy.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, I know everything.
Tokyo Tony:Every.
Tokyo Tony:That's how you gotta be.
Tokyo Tony:And you really have to do shit in secret.
Tokyo Tony:Everything.
Speaker B:That's some of the reasons we did it.
Tokyo Tony:When it surface there.
Tokyo Tony:Oh.
Tokyo Tony:Cause if you don't, the hate, the crabs, they on your back.
Tokyo Tony:They gonna steal your content.
Tokyo Tony:Just move slow, chill.
Tokyo Tony:Definitely get a mentor.
Speaker B:There you go.
Tokyo Tony:Okay.
Tokyo Tony:Even if it's a silent mentor, meaning Tokyo, mentor me.
Tokyo Tony:But we not gonna tell nobody.
Tokyo Tony:Why.
Tokyo Tony:They'll come over and try to destroy that.
Tokyo Tony:Even though you couldn't with me.
Tokyo Tony:I'm grown.
Tokyo Tony:I'm too beyond that.
Tokyo Tony:But the next person you know.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:So Educate yourself more.
Tokyo Tony:Self educate.
Speaker B:That's right.
Tokyo Tony:Like pick up that book.
Tokyo Tony:Nah, not pick up the book.
Tokyo Tony:Pick up your brains.
Tokyo Tony:Use your common sense.
Tokyo Tony:Let it work for you.
Tokyo Tony:Look around.
Tokyo Tony:Scan the room in silence.
Tokyo Tony:Sometimes let your inner pick up.
Tokyo Tony:If you sit, anybody sit long enough, you'll be able to read everything in the room.
Tokyo Tony:Just relax.
Tokyo Tony:Don't be too fast to move.
Tokyo Tony:Keep your shit quiet, not your deviance.
Tokyo Tony:Yeah, be loud so we can see you and check your ass.
Tokyo Tony:But everything else, keep it low.
Tokyo Tony:You know, like, oh, I'm gonna give me a little weed shop.
Tokyo Tony:I'm gonna get my cookies, you know, my stuff, that angel got it up tonight, all that.
Tokyo Tony:Just keep it low till you do it.
Tokyo Tony:If she would have been talking about it, talking about, they would have probably stole her idea, did the most, you know.
Tokyo Tony:And look, she's still moving with her stuff.
Tokyo Tony:So just keep it low.
Tokyo Tony:Don't worry about it.
Tokyo Tony:Don't worry about looks of things, how something is.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, she got on this shiz.
Tokyo Tony:Don't worry, you'll get it.
Tokyo Tony:Don't run and go having to go through all of that because you're going to regret it.
Tokyo Tony:You don't have to.
Tokyo Tony:You just don't have to.
Tokyo Tony:And if women, young girls and older, just knew the dynamics of a man not knowing, because they too, y'all too all just like water in a bowl, just all over the damn place.
Tokyo Tony:But if you just know the dynamics, one, they are lookers.
Tokyo Tony:They'll tell you shit.
Tokyo Tony:They really do mean it, but they just don't fall through in it, things like that.
Tokyo Tony:So that means you don't have to expect nothing.
Tokyo Tony:That's more than what you should expect and know that they don't.
Tokyo Tony:No man owes you shit unless they married to you.
Speaker B:That's some real game.
Tokyo Tony:That's some he owe you.
Tokyo Tony:That's it.
Tokyo Tony:And I mean at the end of the day, say your prayers, do your repentance.
Tokyo Tony:Cause we be thinking the weirdest shit, girls.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, oh, we do.
Speaker B:Oh.
Tokyo Tony:Especially if somebody pisses off on that level.
Tokyo Tony:We be like, puppy child will kill you in the back of your brain.
Tokyo Tony:You be like, bitch.
Tokyo Tony:Oh, you be grabbing the couch like.
Speaker B:Visualize.
Speaker B:Visualize the book.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Tokyo Tony:So it's like try to just try to just maintain it.
Tokyo Tony:Just be in your lane and just no, not be above the next person, but think above them.
Tokyo Tony:Just think above them.
Tokyo Tony:Like the Art of War.
Tokyo Tony:That's a hell of a book y'all all need to read.
Speaker B:Strong C.
Speaker B:What's the name?
Speaker B:I forget the name.
Tokyo Tony:Sun Tzu.
Speaker B:Thank you.
Speaker B:Shit, I don't.
Speaker B:I don't know.
Tokyo Tony:Sun Tzu and the whole effort and the whole point of that book to me is this right here.
Tokyo Tony:Think like your opponent is thinking.
Tokyo Tony:There you go.
Tokyo Tony:If you.
Tokyo Tony:If you.
Tokyo Tony:I'm like, he gonna go there, so what is he thinking?
Tokyo Tony:Okay, I'm gonna know that you thinking what I already thought.
Tokyo Tony:So I gotta go higher.
Speaker B:There you go.
Tokyo Tony:That's what that's about.
Tokyo Tony:And that's period.
Tokyo Tony:So.
Tokyo Tony:So stay elevated, calm.
Tokyo Tony:And just know that, man.
Speaker B:Words to live by, man.
Speaker B:Another the classic interview with DMV.
Speaker B:Tokyo Tony.
Speaker B:Ms.
Speaker B:Tokyo Tony, man, we got on the couch.
Speaker B:We gotta say it.
Speaker B:You are a real life sweet Lego.
Speaker B:Once again we end up.
Tokyo Tony:Yes.
Tokyo Tony:Can't wait.
Tokyo Tony:Lego.