This week's episode of Unquestionable dives deep into the recent controversies surrounding Sean Combs, also known as Diddy, including serious allegations of sex trafficking and racketeering that have surfaced in his indictment. The hosts engage in a lively discussion, sharing their reactions and the implications of these revelations on Diddy's legacy in the music industry. Between lighthearted banter and personal anecdotes, they reflect on their own past struggles, from college days filled with wild parties to the challenges of adulthood. The conversation also touches on the impact of social media and public perception, particularly regarding celebrity culture. As they wrap up, the hosts encourage listeners to share their own struggle stories while promoting upcoming music releases and local underground artists.
Takeaways:
I know you guys heard about the diddler.
Speaker B:What?
Speaker A:I know you guys heard about the diddler.
Speaker C:Did he do it?
Speaker B:Did he.
Speaker C:He damn near did it. He's arrested already.
Speaker A:Sean. Cones, puff daddy, whatever. Fucking all his fucking alter ego names are, bro. That shit is crazy.
Speaker C:In his indictment, one of his aliases was love.
Speaker B:Welcome to this week's episode of Unquestionable, the podcast. You're with your boys, Chris, K three, what's good, Boochie and Big Burnaby Bentley. How you doing?
Speaker C:How you doing?
Speaker A:How darn Burnaby boy be suited up today?
Speaker D:Suited up. Burnaby suited him.
Speaker B:Booty.
Speaker C:Hide the sheep. Come on now, dude.
Speaker D:Uncle Woody is Wrangler.
Speaker A:It's Wrangler season.
Speaker D:Wrangler season. That's funny.
Speaker B:Did you bring the boots too, or would you stepping with.
Speaker D:No.
Speaker C:Now the Ariats are in the closet. You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:He got the SBS on SBS, baby.
Speaker D:Kickflip. Would hate to see me coming.
Speaker C:Cracking with everybody. What's going on? I missed the last week's episode. How we doing?
Speaker B:I know, I know.
Speaker C:Chris just came back from Miami. He was out there looking for the hoochie daddy that was in there with the Cuban shout out to them. Cubans.
Speaker B:No, it was a good time, though. Miami was sick. You know, I miss. Missed the guys, but ate good, drank good, you know, got to see a bunch of things for the first time.
It was a different. Different life, different culture. And everything's, like, surprisingly open. Hella late. Like, to, like four.
Speaker D:Yeah. What's like, the closing time for drinking, bro?
Speaker B:There is none. I know not. At least it outdid me. And I was out there all night. You know, it outdid me.
Speaker A:He said, it's like New York, too. New York's, like the same too. Like four to six. Four to six are closed.
Speaker D:Like, Reno too, huh? Reno's like four, six two.
Speaker C:Not Reno. Vegas is, though.
Speaker B:So we kind of kept our same. We kept the same schedule.
We were able to eat, like, you know, lunch at dinner time and then able to eat dinner after the club, like, hella late at night, you know, so it was pretty lit. I had a good time. But what about you, Gucci? We missed you. Missed you out on last episode. How you doing?
Speaker C:Oh, yeah, last episode, bro. I had my cousin shout out to my cousin, happy belated birthday. I'm saying I had her birthday dinner, how to go handle them. Family tanks. Family ties.
Speaker B:Family ties, teams.
Speaker C:But, yeah, I've been out here living it nice.
Speaker A:Yes, sir.
Speaker B:What's new with you? Guys, what's new with you guys? I'm just getting back. Anything new?
Speaker A:Shit, bro, I just be working. Going to school, bro. That's all I be doing. That's all I have time for is working. Goddamn school. It's fucking crazy. No new me. What about boy b?
Speaker D:Nothing new. Just same old same. I'm trying to get this podcast off, try and get rich and famous.
Speaker C:I got this fucking music video, stay true coming out, featuring x out of. Be on the lookout for that shit. That should be coming out pretty soon.
Speaker B:When is that coming out?
Speaker C:Probably by the time everybody watching this video for sure.
Speaker B:So we'll have to link in the bio.
Speaker C:Link in the bio, baby.
Speaker B:Gotta check it out.
Speaker C:Fuck.
Speaker D:With the local platforms or just the music video?
Speaker C:All platforms, baby. Apple music, Spotify.
Speaker D:Okay, okay.
Speaker B:Fuck.
Speaker C:Even a soundcloud. I'm saying give them a little sneak peek.
Speaker B:Let's hear it.
Speaker C:I turn my auto tune on real quick.
Speaker B:Turn me up.
Speaker D:Turn me. Wallace.
Speaker A:Well, shit, I know. I know everybody's catching up, getting, you know, acclimated back to, you know, the scene, back to the pod. But I know it's on everybody's timelines.
It's on all the fucking news. I know you guys heard about the diddler.
Speaker C:What?
Speaker A:I know you guys heard about the diddler. Did he do it?
Speaker C:Did he damn near did it. He's arrested right now.
Speaker A:Sean. Cones, puff daddy, whatever fucking all his fucking alter ego names are, bro. That shit is crazy.
Speaker C:In his indictment, one of his aliases was love.
Speaker A:I know.
Speaker C:Crazy. That's crazy.
Speaker A:The whole entire situation with P. Diddy, bro, it's just like, it's been going on for years. And that's why the feds has been, you know, keeping track of it.
And I've seen a lot of people just, like, having some common, you know, commentary on. It's like, how could you let this go on for so long? Like, how could you let us go on for so long?
Speaker C:Brock is our deep man.
Speaker A:I know, but it's like when you get indicted through the feds, bro, like, it's a whole entire lengthy process.
Speaker C:Like, damn near over 15 years.
Speaker A:Like, 15 years of investigations. Like, they had to get their shit straight. They had to make sure it was all.
Speaker D:They were together.
Speaker A:It's crazy, bro. The p. Diddy situation, all the sex trafficking and all the freak offs, bro. I can't believe they're.
Speaker D:They were reading.
Speaker A:They were reading the court documents straight up saying Sean combs was involved in the freak off and had multiple celebrities.
Speaker B:It was crazy, bro.
Speaker C:They said they fucking seized over a thousand bottles of baby oil.
Speaker A:Baby bottles.
Speaker D:Crazy.
Speaker C:Hey, a thousand bought wine.
Speaker D:Did he say, was it Johnson and Johnson? Or who was it?
Speaker C:It probably was, you know, Sean John Cones baby.
Speaker A:I know.
Speaker D:The real question is, where did he go and purchase a thousand bottles? Where? What? Rite aid or what's that?
Speaker A:He gave them wholesale. I mean, it's crazy. It all started with the whole entire, like, Cassie situation. Oh, yeah, him putting hands on Cassie.
Speaker B:And then I started before that.
Speaker C:Man.
Speaker A:No, like, the lawsuit. Like, you know, him paying her off. Pretty much. Like, that's how it, like, really.
Like the whole entire media really got into the spotlight of it as a recent. There's a bunch of shit that's went on, obviously, but as far as, like, you know, the. Him paying off.
Speaker B:She tried to come after years of abuse or something like that, and he tried to pay her off to keep it under wraps. Things ended up unfolding.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker B:And people look deeper and deeper into things, from what I heard. But I don't know. I was coming back from Miami. I told Boochie, I. I haven't heard much about dirt, bro. You gotta break it down to me.
Like, what are the specifics behind the indictment? What is he even, like, being charged for?
Speaker C:He got. He got indicted for, like, racketeering.
Racketeering, sex trafficking, and then coercing people or pretty much, like, blackmailing people to fucking be a part of it. Have sex to do the freak offs, those freak off. They were saying.
Speaker B:That's crazy.
Speaker C:Yeah, they went down and said that this man, like, would have, like, organized iv drop offs and like, to have a. These fucking victims of the freak offs, like, pretty much detox because they said they were just on days.
On days of ends of drugs and fucking alcohol and these fucking hours and hours. Yeah. Just taking toll on their body.
And then he said there's, like, there's accusations that he's got a hold of, like, people's medical records and, like, doctor visits history to make sure that nothing fishy going on type shit.
Speaker A:Yep.
Speaker C:And like, he would record these little session freak offs so that he could blackmail them and be like, don't say nothing. Or as I'm dropping this video.
Speaker A:And he would make. He would make people lock up their phones. Like, they'd have a security guard standing by the phones.
They had to make sure their phones were not allowed in there. But somehow, some way, it was all being recorded in, like, what Bucci said, bro, like, for blackmail. But, hey, bro, you know, karma's.
Karma's a bitch. Bro, karma is a bitch. That's gonna come, and karma's a bitch.
Speaker C:I love biggie smalls. Fuck you, diddye.
Speaker B:That shit's horrible, cuz, now. And they're starting to say he had a hand in the Tupac thing for sure, right? Aren't they saying that?
Speaker C:I've been on that. You never seen notorious?
Speaker A:Notorious?
Speaker B:Talk about a fall off, bro. Talk about.
Speaker D:This is crazy.
Speaker C:Talk about the next r. Kelly, bro, come on.
Speaker B:Do you not realize? Jeffrey Epstein, crazy, the hip hop.
Speaker C:Jeff, this is crazy.
Speaker A:I understand arcade was peeing on bitches.
Speaker C:But shit, dude, that you can't worse, that is. And that's why everybody's on.
On social media shit online, they're saying you got to go back and look at every picture that anyone ever took with Diddy, and you kind of got a look at them different. Like, this dude was doing all this shit.
Speaker A:It's insane.
Speaker B:Who else was he calling daddy?
Speaker C:Oh, there's a video that he was on the breakfast club with Charlamagne the goddess, and that full Charlemagne was like, some, some. And they were talking about a previous party at. And he's like, do you remember? We. You don't remember? And he's like, I got a clip.
He's like, play the clip. He's like, that's cool. And he's like, yeah, yeah, play it. And this pulls on there being, like.
Speaker A:Trying to play it off something.
Speaker C:Daddy, I like the way you do that. And this pool just looks at it. And all he had to say was, damn, Charlemagne. No, that's what Diddy's. Diddy was just like, damn straight caught up.
Yeah, it's like, you look back on shit like that. First of all, I don't know how I didn't see that video when it first, like, me neither.
Speaker A:I wasn't even thinking about it like that.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker C:And then second of all, it's just like, damn. Like, that fool being. Doing this dirty ass, raunchy ass motherfucking shit like that makes.
Speaker B:It makes you think, like, what else? Like, like you said, what else do you overlook just because you don't think nothing of it?
Like a video like that or things you hear that you put no validity to but might be like, you know, I get you. I mean, you got a long rumor that's real.
Speaker A:You got the whole entire cat Williams where he was. Remember that, like, Bauer video? He was just going off everybody exposing P. Diddy for all his freak offs and shit. And people were like, ah, nah, nah.
Speaker C:They're like, nice, crazy, drugged down.
Speaker B:He's on crack. Yeah.
Speaker C:Like, not.
Speaker B:Did. He was one drug down, but he was on them yerkies, dude.
Speaker C:Not full.
Speaker B:Did.
Speaker C:He was on that pink. Okay, thinking white. He had that. He had the homegirl carisha trafficking shit for him.
Speaker B:That was crazy.
Speaker D:Yeah.
Speaker B:What if she goes down for his shit?
Speaker C:Well, she got mentioned.
Speaker B:That's what I feel bad for his.
Speaker A:Sons too, because I heard, like, I seen too, that the older son was involved as well. Like he mentioned and stuff.
Speaker B:Quincy or Justin or one of the.
Speaker A:Older ones or one of the sons is involved, bro. Yeah, it's insane.
Speaker B:There was one where they were like, some type of shooting took place in a bathroom or something like that. And I think one of the sons was there, and that was part of the court documents. But I don't know if that was an indictment at all.
I just remember that being talked about.
Speaker C:I don't read the whole thing. I skimmed through it.
Speaker D:I don't know.
Speaker A:I mean, there's, there's other people that are mentioned, and they're like Cuba, Cuba gooding junior. Like, Cuba good engineer boy gonna be up in there.
Speaker C:Not radio, bro. He know no better.
Speaker B:We know he was, you know, he was geeked out.
Speaker A:Even Neo's mentioned in that shit too. My boy Neo.
Speaker C:It's crazy. Put it in perspective. All these people they're mentioning and all the shit that's about to come to light.
But, hey, where's the fucking Jeffrey Epstein list?
Speaker A:I know, that's what I was just about to say.
Speaker C:Respectfully, I'm not, like, diminishing anything or fucking trying to make anything seem better, but where's that fucking list at?
Speaker D:We ain't forget.
Speaker A:We ain't gonna get that.
Speaker B:That's what I was gonna get at. I was gonna say, we're gonna talk about how hell this shit's gonna come to light. But what really will come to light.
Speaker D:You think, like, you'll see some of.
Speaker B:The stuff in trial or whatever ends up happening that will come to light yet. But how much of the crazy shit is not gonna come to life? Like, like, real shit because the jet lawyer did it.
Speaker C:People have good lawyers.
Speaker B:And there's money circulating.
Speaker C:There's money circulating, bro. Juries are sometimes retarded, I can't lie.
Speaker D:And is this so much the people involved, are they like, they knew what they were doing type thing, or were they just kind of like, we were just partying?
Speaker C:A lot of people are saying that they didn't have no choice.
Speaker A:There was. There's. It's surprising too, because there's a lot of people that's coming to Diddy's, like, defense, too.
They're like, I had no, it was just a party. It was strictly just partying. Yeah, business and partying and stuff like that.
Speaker B:Like we say, I was just half gay.
Speaker D:I kinda liked it.
Speaker C:I ain't gonna lie. I ain't gonna lie. Like, I had a good time, but.
Speaker A:I don't know why.
Speaker B:Don't lock him up, bro. Don't lock him up.
Speaker A:I mean, if you think about it on a larger scale, like, winner was.
Speaker D:Lousy, but when you're.
Speaker B:That was crazy.
Speaker A:When you're that popular, when you have that much money, like, and I think prostitution was involved, too. I know it's getting crazy, but he was bringing in, like, people from cross, like, cross border lines and shit.
He was bringing in all these, you know, people to go to the freak offs and stuff and literally the rap game.
Speaker C:Jeffrey Epstein, bro. Yeah.
Speaker B:Hip hop Jeff.
Speaker A:All the stuff coming to light just kind of, like, gives me, like, a little, like, makes you think, like, what.
Speaker B:What else did they have to do to make the band?
Speaker A:His music wasn't even that good.
Speaker D:Or is he on the label right now? Just MGK and French or whatever?
Speaker B:No, I don't think MGK's gone. I don't even know who he is. I think he has hella producers.
I know that most of the people that were, like, talking out against him were, like, producers that he used to.
Speaker D:Like, he ain't pay me.
Speaker B:He kind of, like, was a mentor for. And then he, like, made him do some freaky shit, supposedly stories about it. You're like, damn, all right, it might be right. You know?
Speaker D:I don't blame the guy.
Speaker A:I mean, there's stories, too, about how he was, like, pretty much forcing, like, singers, like, female singers to, like, it's either you gonna spend all this time in here, get this shit done, or you gonna get, like, pretty much like, he was threatening them. Like, you don't fucking find out. Like, fuck around and find out if you don't get this shit done. Like, hours and hours.
Like, 72 hours plus of just in the recording studio, just trying to force them to do this, do that, do this, do that. It's crazy, bro. You let the power get to your head, dude. It's. It's. It's a fucking demon inside of you, bro. It's insane.
Speaker B:We've seen all those videos of him, like, where people are like, this is what it takes to. To be a genius.
And then it's like, him just screaming and, like, in the studio, was it Keisha Cole or something where he's like, no, sing it like this. You know what I'm saying? Or then when he's on the phone, he slams in. He starts screaming and shit like he's.
Speaker C:Off that fucking cocaine, bro.
Speaker B:He's been showing signs of being a whack job, bro.
Speaker D:That's what it's.
Speaker C:Did he. I ain't fucking with Diddy no more. I ain't slapping none of his music. Respectfully, unrespectfully. Fuck that fool.
Speaker B:Nah, nah. I can't respect it.
Speaker A:I condemn his actions and his fucking behaviors.
Speaker D:We do not promote that over here.
Speaker B:Yeah, we're not rocking.
Speaker C:We ain't slapping no fucking straight to jail.
Speaker B:We only fuck with death row. We don't fuck with bad boy.
Speaker C:Shout out Snoop baby. Shout out Snoop.
Speaker D:Snooper.
Speaker C:Shout out Snoop. And fuck Suge Sam.
Speaker A:That guy fucking got some stories behind him, too.
Speaker D:Oh, shit. He's in trouble.
Speaker B:Hey, what if they did a comedian spin off of, like, a death row movie? But it was Drew ski as Suge Knight. It could have been records movie.
Speaker C:Drew Ski got hella pictures with Diddy, too. So hold on. He's cool no more.
Speaker A:You start to look back at all those photos, like, well, he was.
Speaker B:He was doing commercials for, like, the DeLeon tequila. He was doing all this stuff for Revo.
Speaker C:He'd be talking awful lot about. He's into studs and shit, so he might be on some weird shit. You never know. Never know.
Speaker B:Yet. He had ruby Rose.
Speaker C:Speaking of.
Speaker D:Yeah, speaking of the ruby Rose, you guys want the Jada waiter or the Ruby Rose?
Speaker C:Am I gonna have to pay?
Speaker D:Ah, that's what I'm about to get into. Speaking of the ruby Rose, you guys see the pr stunt that just went down with her and drew skirts?
Speaker A:Yep.
Speaker B:Yeah, well, I heard about it. I didn't. I didn't.
Speaker D:Yeah, I seen it. Heard about it.
Speaker C:Yeah, I saw her.
She was all going off on Twitter saying, I don't know what provoked it or whatever, but she was on there saying that she never did nothing sexual with that fool.
Speaker D:She tonk his down.
Speaker C:She was never really with them like that.
Speaker A:Yeah, for the pr.
Speaker C:She said it was for pr. He paid for the pr, not this pussy. I'm like, what? And then Drew ski was over there on.
Speaker D:Is he trying to defend himself, or was it just kind of.
Speaker C:Well, he. I really know how in depth he went to defending himself, but he posted a picture of a love don't cross a thing.
Speaker A:I mean, it was a pr stone at first, cuz, I mean, people obviously knew, like, is she really, like, fucking with this dude or not?
Speaker D:I remember I was like, this has.
Speaker A:To be like, sometime.
Speaker D:And then the kiss, I was like, damn it, dude. Is he in there? What?
Speaker A:People. That boy had fucking people, like, banging themselves in the head.
Speaker D:He was on that whiskey confidence.
Speaker C:They were breaking their phones and shit.
Speaker D:They were punching the air. Huh.
Speaker B:I'm not gonna lie, I believed it for a sec. But realistically, it's like, that's how they get you. They always make you believe it.
Like, realistically, how many times has this happened in it not really been caught? Like, there's speculation of the Travis, Kelsey and Taylor Swift thing being, oh, that's crazy.
I for so think this central c and PR stunt, like, there's a lot of this type of.
Speaker C:She got sponsored by Ozembic and fucking.
Speaker D:The I spice one. Those. That was only that one time. They got caught up at the Louis V riot. Or was there more?
Speaker B:Well, no, there was just a bunch of stuff of, like, them at the Louis V. Them on a private jet together. There's like, the girlfriend was posting stuff on, like, as I was saying, it became this big whole thing.
And, like, when you look at it, it's like, probably.
Speaker C:You know, it probably happens a lot.
Speaker D:Is the juice game. That one lasted pretty long. Like, that one was like all summer.
Speaker A:Yeah, I mean, if you think about it, bro, Ruby Rose, she came a long way. She started out with a Playboy Cardi Vixen music video.
Speaker D:Vixen. Yeah, she was on that migo song, too, with Uzi bad and bougie bad and bougie.
Speaker B:Well, she started off when she was hella, hella young. I think she was. Damn, she was dating Cardi and then she went to Travis. Travis. Then she went to, like, D. No, not Travis. She went to ddg at one point.
Speaker C:She was with so many.
Speaker B:And then she ran through. He didn't fly her back out.
Speaker C:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker D:So you gonna buy me a flight? He's like, no.
Speaker C:And it's like, ran through a little. TJ just got hit with racketeering charges.
Speaker B:Bro. He was just in Miami.
Speaker C:I almost saw him performing. He was trying to pay for that lawyer.
Speaker B:That's crazy.
Speaker D:He's gotta get a street cred up, huh?
Speaker B:Hey, I mean, he needs to have some protection behind him after that.
Speaker D:How many he dealt with that one time?
Speaker B:Nine, I think. Eight.
Speaker D:Oh, yeah, he came with that 50 remix.
Speaker C:Yeah, he came out with the mini man. Nah, nah, nah.
Speaker A:Zoo York.
Speaker B:But going back to the PR stunts, it's like how. How many people do you think? Cuz this has to be a thing. Like, I mean, Paige Van Zant, I.
Speaker C:Think it is too many is my.
Speaker B:Answer from the fighter. I'm pretty sure she was talking about it in her podcast or something about that.
People used to reach out to her, like high value athletes, high value actors and stuff used to reach out to her to be their fake girlfriend and stuff like that just to boost each other's stock. And like, PR agencies kind of make a living off doing these type of things and collaboration and joint collabs.
Do you guys think that this Travis Kelsey Taylor Swift thing is really a.
Speaker C:PR st. Oh, that would suck.
Speaker D:But then I could see it too, because she's a bitch like that. No offense to the tail.
Speaker C:Hey, all I'm gonna say is, look at that fool's last honey. And then look at it. Look at Taylor Swift.
Speaker D:She's all, I mean, it's the money, bro.
Speaker B:I think the money and motivation could have him. Yeah, I think it could have been, bro.
Speaker A:Think about it. He got himself a fucking sugar mama, bro.
Speaker D:You know he's been waiting for that one.
Speaker A:I mean, yeah, he clearly. He clearly went from a, you know, a little brown skin baddie too.
Speaker D:And she was money. Yeah, she was.
Speaker C:To fucking a popsicle stick is what he wants.
Speaker B:What's crazy is you're gonna get ate up in the comments. People love Taylor Swift.
Speaker A:You see Donald Trump tweet, I hate Taylor Swift, exclamation mark.
Speaker C:Does he not like Taylor because she supported Kamala?
Speaker D:Oh, fuck her.
Speaker B:That's insane.
Speaker A:Then Billie Eilish support or endorsed Kamala Harris too?
Speaker B:Yeah, I saw that.
Speaker D:Her and her brother lotion. I was not gonna lie, but fuck her.
Speaker B:Crazy.
Speaker D:Yeah, that Taylor Swift, though. And Travis Kelsey shit's crazy, cuz. I mean, dude, look at her track record too. She'd be dating and talking shit afterwards, man.
Speaker A:She don't care about the climate she hated, bro. She'd be taking her private jet everywhere and fucking ruining the ozone lane.
Speaker B:She have a bad track record? Track record or is it her?
Speaker C:Might be her.
Speaker D:It's her for sure.
Speaker B:You think so?
Speaker D:Ain't none of them dropped no diss on her.
Speaker C:You guys ever seen her dance?
Speaker D:I mean, there's that too.
Speaker A:She's terrible.
Speaker D:She probably just feeling herself, though.
Speaker C:You can't love that.
Speaker D:She letting the beat hit her bones crazy.
Speaker B:Hey, I heard she's a. I heard she puts on a great show, though. I heard her concerts from one of the greatest concerts.
Speaker D:I don't know.
Speaker B:Andrew Schultz even said that.
Speaker C:He's probably a swifty. He's a fucking white red album.
Speaker D:Perform the rally.
Speaker C:Talking about the dude with the mustache.
Speaker B:No. And your schultz. Yeah, the one with the.
Speaker C:He is a redhead guy. Then that's the guy we like.
Speaker B:You like both of them.
Speaker A:I mean, he did that shit with a bobby. Bobby at twelve. So that's another pr shit to damn near.
Speaker D:Yeah, she's got that thing.
Speaker A:Santino and the asian doshido.
Speaker B:No, that's. That's just Tim bucking an interview. You know, like, that's a popping platform. Anybody who's doing a press run, like he was doing a press run, like.
Speaker D:He'S gonna do pr stands for, like.
Speaker B:The drama, like, are like stunting or faking something just for the tension.
Speaker D:Whoa, bro. Run into the mic.
Speaker C:Don't disrespect me.
Speaker D:Get him as inhaler.
Speaker A:It's about to be winter time, bro.
Speaker C:What do you want from me?
Speaker D:I've had what, flu season? No. Swine. I don't even know. It's easy.
Speaker B:I know that soup season. It is. It is getting colder.
Speaker C:Yeah, I can tell by your flannel.
Speaker B:He's hating on you.
Speaker A:I'm excited. I'm excited for sweater weather, bro. I'm excited for the finals. You know me. You know k three, bro. I'm always rocking a flannel fucking in winter.
Speaker D:Yeah, he is. Oh, yeah.
Speaker C:Flannel and joggers, baby. That's his get down. Come on.
Speaker D:Every episode, leaving the comment, how many times you see k three wear flannel joggers?
Speaker B:That's crazy.
Speaker A:They be capping on my name, bro. Don't let him cap on me, bruh.
Speaker D:He's got the swagger like Mick Jagger, baby.
Speaker B:But moving on from that, let's get into our first segment of the east side.
Speaker A:All right, and this takes us into our first segment of the episode. It's called enqueue underground.
NQ underground pretty much is just highlighting and spotlighting an artist or whatever you guys feel like, whether it's clothing or brands or whatever it may be. Just, you know, just some shit that people don't really know about right now that you're into and can just, you know, bring it to light.
So who's starting off for the first take of NQ underground?
Speaker B:I'll start it off, bro. I've been. I've been listening to. Listening to him tough. I fuck with low shimmy out of Florida. He's hard for me. His song for me then.
Been steady in my rotation right now, so I'll start off, but when it comes back to me, I got some more. I got some more. You know, I get, you know, special shout out to I gotta put NQ underground. My big dog, big booch. Check out that shameless.
That shit banger.
Speaker A:On all platforms. Make sure you check out the boy boochie. He got a lot of shit in the tug, but a lot of shit working.
But if release, we got, we got a music video coming out. What's the name of it?
Speaker B:Stay tuned.
Speaker C:Stay true. Music video, stay true. Coming out with my dog, X out. Shout out, X out. That's my pick. Underground rappers out of northern California, Sacramento.
Speaker A:X out. Met the dude, had the pleasure of me and the guy. He's a pretty cool, talented young cat. You know, he's gonna blow it up.
He's gonna, you know, definitely reach some heights that a lot of people ain't gonna reach, especially northern California. You feel me?
Speaker B:What's the song for them to check out?
Speaker C:Go check out my homie. X out's a new song. Nightmare, bro.
Speaker B:That shit slap.
Speaker A:Check it out. Shit.
Speaker C:Beep that.
Speaker A:What about you, Aaron?
Speaker D:I'd have to say the boy I'm listening to ot seven Quani right now, out of Philly. That boy go hard right now. He's got an underground drill. Philly rap right now.
Speaker C:I never heard of him. What's a good song?
Speaker D:Dude, he's the one. I've been playing tough lately. A song by him is trapping. Ain't dead. That's when I love touchdowns. Tough. He's got a bunch of other ones. Dog.
Dog walking. He's got. He's got a bunch. Dude, he's YouTube king as well. He's got a bunch of underground, under release shit, too.
Speaker C:Shout out to him. Link in the bio.
Speaker B:Brought you k three. What you got for us?
Speaker A:I've been on the hype. I've been following the train. I'm not gonna lie. But, hey, that boy, Isaiah Falls, I've been slapping his music. You know, Florida baby song go crazy.
Yeah, baby. That song go crazy, bro. I like she know I'm a Florida baby. Or however it goes. That's not.
Speaker C:That's not enough to give me a reference.
Speaker A:I gotta check it out, bro. People probably. People probably know it better than you.
Speaker D:I say it falls or what?
Speaker A:I mean, all shits on, you know, all streaming platforms. I've actually found him on TikTok. TikTok was fucking.
Speaker D:Oh, yeah.
Speaker A:Yeah. I've been listening to his music all.
Speaker C:He got a hat business coming soon. Check that link in his bio, baby. They better be haters. Mangers. Come on.
Speaker A:It's gonna be popping, bro. Just wait on it. Just wait on it. It's gonna take off faster than Boochie's rap career.
Speaker B:Steady wins the waist.
Speaker A:What do we.
Speaker C:What are we doing? What do you know?
Speaker B:No, but go back to TikTok music. He gives me the same vibes as car. You shout out car.
Speaker A:Yes, Corey.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker A:The boy, Oakland Bay area.
Speaker B:From the Bay area. Yeah, he hard. He got that tuftu sound going.
Speaker C:Well, was he filipino cat?
Speaker B:Yeah, I think so.
Speaker C:Yeah, he's actually.
Speaker D:I think I have heard of him. He's that. Yeah, yeah. Is he cool with MB now? Is that the one that you'd be playing or. No? Is that not him?
Speaker B:I'm not sure about that one. No, but he. His first song that kind of, like, put us on him was his song with Kalyn Frill fro back in the day. He had a.
Speaker C:He had a pretty good song with that full back.
Speaker B:It was a few years ago, but then, now he's doing a lot of that, like, you know, where they'll like pitch it up higher, pitch it up lower and then do like the TikTok shit. Cuz he can sing his ass off, bro. So he got some slaps. I'm like, he's hard.
Speaker C:Come on. A pub a.
Speaker A:Everybody be pitching their. Pitching their fucking voices over. Hello high. Now, back in the day, we were listening to that. That boy. No one. That was the OG.
Speaker B:Yeah, he was the ogden.
Speaker A:Got a song where he had that tape out with someone walker that's been out for a while and shit and a.
Speaker C:On underground. Underground.
Speaker A:He.
Speaker C:He was supposed to have a song with the boy Siv coming out rap. And his rap name was. Check him out. Leaking the bio has never.
Speaker B:We left that in the past, bro. We podcasters now.
Speaker D:That was a good time.
Speaker A:That was a good time, bro.
Speaker B:Definitely was.
Speaker C:Definitely. What a time to be alive. Chris had some bangers. Hey, I'm not lying. Go check him out.
Speaker B:He's trying to make fun of me, though.
Speaker C:I'm not 16, guys.
Speaker B:He was good.
Speaker C:He's good.
Speaker A:No. Yeah. I just wanted to at least spotlight and highlight some, you know, underground people and stuff.
I thought that we can bring some, you know, young talent to the light. We got the boy Booch exo, especially in Norco. Definitely. But yeah, that was our segment.
And, you know, as far as moving on to our next topic, leaving the comments below.
Speaker C:Shout us out. Who's local in your area that's underground, you want to put on. Put them on. Link to all their social medias in the bot or in the comments, bro.
Like, let us know.
Speaker B:Yeah. Who should we check out? Who's your.
Speaker C:Playlist? Who's what, clothing. Y'all rock and who you supporting? Come on.
Speaker B:Yeah, we definitely need to hit up some. Some underground clothing brands, you know, give.
Speaker C:Us some good sponsors.
Speaker B:You know, we need to shout the boy junkyard.
Speaker C:Shout out to the homies at junkyard. You know, whenever y'all ready. Hit us up, bro. We're ready to model.
Speaker B:We need to know more about the underground brand. So hit us up, guys. Tell us what we don't know. We'd love to feature more in the next. Thank you. Underground.
Speaker A:Yep. But as far as releases and shit, though, I mean, you got some. Some new tv releases coming out.
Speaker C:We got that squid game coming out pretty soon.
Speaker A:Games too, bro. Coming out September, October 17, to be exact.
Speaker C:Yeah. I don't know how many people familiar with the first season of Squid games, but it was like this. I was like a contest to win money or something.
I don't know. I can't, honestly, it's been so long since I watched it.
Speaker A:It was one of the craziest korean shows.
Speaker C:It was one of the crazy shows in general. I think it was one of Netflix.
Speaker A:It was number one. Top one. Yeah.
Speaker B:Some, like, crazy Olympic type, like, task based competition.
Speaker C:It was like some Mister B shit. And then if you don't win, you fucking die.
Speaker B:Well, Mister Beast took it from them, actually, before that.
Speaker C:Mister Bees already been had those. Those challenges, like ounces. Take your hand off the car. And your last one to take the han off the car one's like fucking a hundred thousand dollars.
It's like some shit like that.
Speaker D:These fools are playing for their life.
Speaker C:Yeah. You take your hand out the car, the motherfuckers will smoke you.
Speaker D:You're playing me playing for series three. I watched episodes, but.
Speaker C:Yeah, yeah, it's been a minute. But it was. It was fucking great show, bro.
Speaker D:The shows already out there now pretty much.
Speaker B:And then it got renewed for a second season, but this was got. I think it was. I don't quote me.
I know it was a huge contract value, but it was one of the biggest huge contract values for a show to get renewed without having, like, the second season already written. Yeah, he wrote it just for that one.
Speaker C:Yeah, they renewed. They renewed. That should like, fucking a few months. Yeah, don't call me, but yeah, like it not too long after the first season aired.
Speaker B:And then that raises the question is, like, what is it to expect? You know what I'm saying? Like, with the Hunger Games, with a lot of this shit, you have, like, a framework.
Speaker C:Disrespect that Hunger Games, bro.
Speaker B:No, I'm not saying that. I'm just saying with certain. Certain shit that was like.
Speaker C:Never read a book in your life.
Speaker A:I read the first book and I was unenthused.
Speaker B:All I'm saying is it was certain that certain adaptations and stuff like that, it's written for, like, a certain story, and then when they get renewed, that's when you get, like, the preludes and all this other shit where they're trying to write around the story, like, you know what I'm saying? With squid games, there's no, you know, he's writing around what happened at the first season. So how is it gonna intertwine?
You know, that first guy, is he gonna take down?
Speaker A:Hopefully.
Speaker B:Like, what is it? Like, that's the crazy part.
Speaker A:They have to bring homeboy back. Obviously, it's gonna.
Speaker C:Yeah, so if anyone seen it for the context. There was one dude. What he wanted, right? Yeah, he won it. And then they left the season off.
Speaker A:Like cliffhanger.
Speaker C:Cliffhanger. Like, was it someone he knew or some shit that was like, kind of the leader of it or something?
Speaker B:His brother, I think. Right?
Speaker C:Yeah, it was someone he knew.
Speaker A:Somebody, yes.
Speaker C:And then was it the.
Speaker B:He was looking for his brother or something? Like.
Speaker C:Yeah. And then the main dude got, like, smoked off a fucking hill, right?
Then it came back and then he fucking, like, it showed him, like, the end clip that he was. He was still live or some shit.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker C:So that's where, like, the season fucking ended. So it's like, they can go one of. One of many ways, bro.
Like Chris said, they could have the dude who won take it over and be like, fuck it, this my life now. Or they could have the dude, I don't know. They got the other.
The main dude, who was his brother, related to whatever that he knew, come back and be like, yo, chorus somewhere, some shit, and make him kind of like fall lines.
Speaker A:There's so many endless possibilities. That's why I'm excited for the second season, bro. That's just gonna be intense.
And, you know, people, like, binge watching that shit, talking about it like crazy, dude. I can't wait for that shit.
Speaker C:And it was all a subtitle, too. Or was it english?
Speaker B:Well, you could. Yeah, the title, but you could do the english version. They had. They had.
Speaker C:What you guys watch?
Speaker B:I watched, I think both, but I think I did English the first.
Speaker C:Not watch. No sub.
Speaker B:I watched it twice for sure. Yeah, no, I for sure have, because I think what was the other movie that we watched with the subtitles was a parasite or what was the.
Speaker A:I haven't seen parasite.
Speaker B:No, it wasn't you.
Speaker C:I was crazy.
Speaker B:It was that one. The one where they were in.
Speaker C:I think parasite was.
Speaker B:It's like they're like the. In the basement.
Speaker C:Fact check us.
Speaker B:Yeah. The girl get fact checkers.
Speaker C:Yeah.
Speaker B:Yeah. That shit was crazy.
But no, I personally think that it could go one of many ways because they even made his family, like, a big part of this show the first season without, like, intertwining them in the plot at all, because, like, the daughter and everything like that. So I really wonder how can they get some, you know, real?
Speaker C:I think it'll exceed the expectations. I think that it was such a crazy idea, in a sense, at the first season, the show in itself, it was like a fucking. An idea out of left field, bro.
And I think I. I can't help but believe that behind the scenes, it was hard to get it. Get it through that far.
And the fact that it didn't exceeded everybody's expectations and was, like, one of Netflix's best shows. I think the second season will be great.
Speaker B:No, definitely. Because that's another thing to point out. Yeah, it did take them a lot to even get it to where it was cleared.
Speaker C:Yeah, that did go that far.
Speaker B:And then for it to exceed all expectations, it's like, be the fucking number.
Speaker C:One training show on fucking Netflix. Wild ass shit for hella long.
Speaker B:But then it leaves it with a bar all the way up here. That's the thing, is there's gonna be a lot of people who might hate.
Speaker C:It, and that's the problem. Yeah, I think it'll be 50 50, but personally, I think the general consensus.
Speaker B:Will be, you think it's Fisher gonna be top.
Speaker C:What's it getting on right away was again on Rotten Tomatoes.
Speaker B:Did they get do that for the series?
Speaker C:And they don't do that for movies, I don't think. But we would get on Rotten Tomatoes.
Speaker B:The new one, without seeing it. I'm gonna guess give it like an 85. I'm gonna go 93. I think that it's gonna do well. I think it's gonna do well. I think with.
With some of the twists and turns that he thought of in that first one, I would have never thought of. So I think he's gonna get us with a couple more.
Speaker C:Yeah, I'll give it a solid 85. And that's just being.
Speaker A:Is it this year or release season two date. Let's see. Is my bad. It's December 26.
Speaker D:You guys all sound.
Speaker A:No, December 26.
Speaker C:The farmers talking shit. That's crazy.
Speaker D:I was confused.
Speaker C:No, drop a like or drop. Drop some in the comments. If you fuck what boy bees played.
Speaker B:Today.
Speaker D:Flat his thing and then drop a comment. How many times Mario's reward outfit on the pod.
Speaker B:That's a good one. Moving on from that, let's get into our second and final segment of the podcast.
Speaker D:And that gives us our last segment getting into it. It's a good old struggle story.
Just one time where you guys just were down on your luck and just found a way to make something happen and where you just needed it, you know, saying whether it was.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker D:Making some out of nothing, whether it was the last meal, the last drink, the last smoke, whatever the last supper, whatever it may be. Whatever it may be.
Speaker C:What's yours?
Speaker D:Mine? A good one I'm gonna go with was, dude. I remember one time, dude, just scrounging to my last dimes.
I remember just looking for the coins and just going to the coin store and making coming up like on $20, hitting the taco bell and just fucking for my last feast till the next check. Just going out. All out on the taco bell.
Speaker B:How close was it to your next check?
Speaker D:I was like three days away from the next check. Fuck it. Here we go, baby.
Speaker C:I'm all working for it.
Speaker D:Just grounds through the fucking car.
Speaker A:Everybody has a fucking struggle story bar. No matter who you are, drop in the comments.
Speaker B:I laugh about them.
Speaker D:They're funny to think, like, damn, dude, I was struggling.
Speaker B:We have plenty from back in college. Goddamn Boochiezalu about our alcohol struggle story.
Speaker C:Our alcohol, baby. When we moved out after high school, we went straight to college and moved out. Fucking me and Chris were 18. Kel's like 16 or something.
Speaker A:One month fucking behind you guys.
Speaker C:He wasn't 18 yet, but regardless, we just started 18. We're fucking youngsters, dog. We move out there and it's like our first fucking weekend in the apartment. And I'm like, hey, let's celebrate.
Like, let's turn up. Let's go get some drink less. Let's do something. Let's, let's. Let's get activated. Everyone's like, how are we gonna get alcohol?
Well, it's not a good idea. None of us got ids.
And I was like, bro, I was like, y'all never walked up to the liquor store and gave $20 with a crackhead and said, hey, go give me this and then get yourself this. Like, come on, let's go. They're like, no, let's. Let's not do it. That's kind of crazy. Not on ten.
So what ended up happening where I finally convince them we go to the liquor store. Of course there's a. We live. We went to college on Cal State, East Bay. Shout out to Hayward.
We was out there, you know, there was some crackers at the liquor store. So we got the closest liquor store. Of course, there's this fucking little bum outside. My a, bro, go get us. I don't know what the fuck I said.
Speaker A:I was like, I go Sarak or some gay shit.
Speaker C:I was like, go get us some.
Speaker B:Rock and 18 pack or something.
Speaker C:Go get yourself a little tall can or something. This feels like, oh, yeah, I got you. All right, come on, bet.
And we're fucking, it's like all at the time, it's us three, me, Chris, Kevin, then our other homie Zach. The do we go out there, give him the money. He goes in, comes out and his motherfucker. Yeah, he's like, they're right.
We asked for like a bottle and some. Some shit. This book comes out with like three smirnoffices. Like, the talk is, I'm like, yo, I was like, hold on, we're.
Speaker D:How much you guys give him?
Speaker C:Like 40. $40, bro.
Speaker D:Should have got some change back.
Speaker C:Yeah, and then. And then he came out with three Smirnoff ices. And then like, he's like, all right, appreciate y'all. Like, whoa, hold on. What the fuck?
Speaker B:Yeah, I'm like, what do you.
Speaker C:First of all, where's my change? Second of all, we didn't ask for no Smirnoff Isis, you fucking idiot. Like, yeah, the fuck?
Like, you got us on explaining to do this will just pretty much has to walk away.
Speaker D:Really?
Speaker C:Yeah, he's like, trying to dip off. And then these fools are just like, it's all good. You learn and you live. Let it happen. And I was like, fuck, dad. This fool just walked out with $40.
Speaker B:Like, what the fuck?
Speaker C:We got three sprint off Isis. And at the time, they probably cost it like $4. He just came up on like $30.
Speaker A:I remember that. And then fucking.
Speaker C:So I got hella mad. I'm fucking hothead. I am. I fucking was like, chasing the dude down. He starts running. I'm like, I get the fuck over here.
He's like, I starts booking in. It's like fucking probably like midnight. So, yeah, he outran me.
So fucking, I mean, I wasn't running hella hard, but like, hey, I chased him and I saw that he was looking in. I was like, fuck this. I grabbed the fucking, like, what is like a 20 ounce. I don't know what the exact specs are. Put a pick in the.
Put a pic below for people who aren't. Aren't familiar with the tall cans. Smirnoff light and as a glass bottle, and I just fucking yanked one at a dumbass.
Speaker D:The brand new ass bottle.
Speaker C:A brand new house bottle. Fuck that. He's not gonna win my money anyways. Yank one at him. I can't remember if he got close to hit him. I can't remember if it hit him.
You asked me the story. I fucking hate him.
Speaker B:In the dog, he dropped the buddy, dropped his coins.
Speaker C:Like, essentially what happened is, yeah, he dropped a $20 bill and just took off. And I'm like. And then I'm like, you see, like, get away with $20. I was like, don't play me.
I know them motherfuckers don't cost no $40 for three Smirnoff Isis, bro.
Speaker A:We needed all the fucking money we needed back in the day. $20.
Speaker C:Yeah. So back in the day was hard. I mean, comment below if you could relate to trying to get alcohol before you was 21. I remember we.
We lived right across the street from Cal State East bank. People were. We had hella friends that were in the dorms and shit. So, like, an idea that I had, I was like, bro, let's throw a party.
And like, it took me hella fucking work to convince these guys, let's throw a party in our apartment, bro. These two guys and the homie, and I'm like, all right. Finally got him to do it. So we're like, ow. How are we gonna get people to come to the party?
I'm like, bro, let's go fucking knock on every dorm door and see who wants to go to the party. And then they're like, how are you gonna get alcohol? If we knock on every door?
We're bound to find someone who's got a fake idea who could get us a fucking alcohol. So we're knocking, knocking, knock. And we had, like, our homies who lived in the fucking dorms knocking too.
Like, we're all going around door to door. We finally pull up on fucking a dorm with one of the homegirls to this day. Shout out to the home girl. She had a fake id.
And then she's like, yeah, we'll come to the fucking party. So I got a fake id, too. Let me know if you need a alcohol. I'm like, we fucking made it, bro.
Speaker B:Come on.
Speaker C:I was like, yeah.
Speaker B:Oh, God.
Speaker A:She was the plug.
Speaker B:Yeah, get this.
Speaker C:This, like, I don't know if anybody out there seen super bad with Jonah Hill, but we're like, chicken. Chicken. Yeah.
Speaker B:Funny, because every week he's not even lying. He hit the. Hey, hey. Hit the home girl. All right.
Speaker C:She was the plug because she had.
Speaker B:Like, her older sisters. Yeah. She had realized this shows real, so scanned everything. We never had to worry about nothing. We just hit the money.
Speaker C:And she was dope as fuck, bro. Shout out to her. She. Every time, like Chris said, every time we hit her up, she fucking copped us some shit, bro. Real shit.
Speaker B:That's funny.
Speaker C:Talk about struggle.
Speaker A:But college days, those are memories, though. Those are college times that built character.
Speaker B:What about you, k three? What you go struggle, bus dog.
Speaker A:I think one of the most memorable struggle memories for me when I was driving home and I knew I needed some gas. I knew I needed some gas. And I was like. I was thinking myself was like, fuck. I've never ran out of gas before, so I'm gonna push this bitch.
I'm gonna push it, like, push it.
Speaker B:To the limit, bro.
Speaker D:It's never happened to me, dude.
Speaker A:The only time I've actually ever ran out of gas. So, long story short, I was driving home from class, I was driving home from Irvine all the way back to Anaheim.
So that's like a 25, 30 minutes drive ish, you know, without traffic. And I was like, fucked, dude. I'm gonna push it. I'm gonna push it. I was pushing it to the very limit.
And my dumbass bro off the exit, there's a gas station right there. And I was like, fuck it. I was gonna go home, go to sleep, and I'll get gas. Like, I'm gonna do it. So I'm going up.
And I think the thing that happened was I was going up a hill. And that hill that we lived up, bro, is a very, very high incline hill.
And as I'm getting over the hill, well, right before, like, I start to feel my car go, like, I was like, oh, shit. I was like, fuck. I was like, no, no, no. I can't do this.
And then, bro, my car, literally, I'm all my lights start flashing, like, start to turn off and shit like that. I was like, no, I was literally running off fumes, dog. And the.
Speaker B:I.
Speaker A:God had my back that day, bro. God literally had my back that I barely made it over the hill. Barely made of the hill.
And then my car just shut off my car just straightly just completely shut the fuck off. And I was like, fuck. So I put my car in neutral and I barely made over the hill. And then to get. No. And that's the thing, bro.
My car started rolling and I put that bitch. I was like, like, trying, like, I was like, puffing the gas, pumping the gas and shit, dog.
That was like one of the worst nightmares I've ever had, dog. And then luckily, bro, my car was like, shut off. And then the entrance to, like, the cul de sac or like, the street, and then it starts to go down.
So I called Chris. I'm like, hey, Chris. I'm like, fuck, I just ran out of gas. Like, come outside. Cause I think he was. He had just gone back from school or some shit.
And I was like, dude, I ran out of gas, like, come help me or some shit. And then Chris comes outside, and then my car is just rolling down the fucking hill hella slow. And the. Chris is fucking dying laughing, bro.
The only time I've ever ran out of gas, that was probably my struggle story as far as, like, pushing it to the limit. Like e. Like, you know, like when your shit's on e and it's like, oh, you need to get gas. Like, my, the thing was like, I.
Speaker C:Got 20 miles live, but I know where to go. He didn't take account of that.
Speaker D:Arrows just hanging on the thing.
Speaker A:Yeah, my kid don't even display how many miles a guy lived, bro. It's like, you fucking guessing, but yeah, that was a, that was a struggle story for me back in the day when I was in college.
I think that the reason why I pushed it, probably because I didn't have no fucking money. I was broke as shit as a college student, you know, and I was like, damn, I don't get paid. Like, I don't get paid. I got to save my money.
Like, you know, all this other shit. But damn, looking back on it. Never do that shit again. Never drive on fucking e. Make sure you go get some.
Speaker D:Pulling into the gas station before, like, it's dying on me as I'm like, putt putting into the gas station.
Speaker A:Yeah, I know I didn't have no gas. Like, my car was fucking did not start, bro. Like, I had to go get some gas, but I couldn't go get no gas.
So Chris, he went and got a fucking little can, pay for some gas, and then fucking brought it back, put some gas in it. Barely got no gas on it. Barely started up, brother. Yeah, that was.
Speaker B:One more day till payday.
Speaker A:Insane times. That was the only time I ever pushed it like that, bro. I got PTSD from that shit.
Speaker C:What about you, Chris? Was the struggle story shit.
Speaker B:I can't really think of much, bro, to be honest. A lot of them I could think of that we, like, collectively, like the other apartment party. I was gonna say that, but I didn't necessarily do that.
That's where your story, so I can't.
Speaker C:What apartment party?
Speaker B:The entrance fee.
Speaker C:The entrance fee. It is crazy, actually. I'll tell you what, I'm cool with a few motherfuckers I used to kick without there. But fuck a lot of them, bro.
Motherfuckers ain't shit. We fucking. I had a party at the apartment, bro, and one of the homies is like, hey, bro, we'll get it cracking like Project X.
Like, we'll fucking post it on here and there, but we're gonna, we're gonna.
Speaker B:They said they were gonna pay half of our rent or something. Like they're gonna win.
Speaker C:They talked a whole lot of bullshit, bro. And then after the fact, motherfuckers wasn't trying to pay me.
And the fools that, who brought these other fools that were, like, supposed to pay, I was like, hold on, where's my money at? That's all good, bro. Like, don't even trip. Like, we got it. These fools that were pussies, bro. Like, straight up pussies.
I can't even lie and fucking, they're like, don't eat. No, it's not even like that. Like, they'll pay. And I was like, fuck that, Tom. You better send me my money right now.
I didn't just fucking have a whole ass party with. And this part, we're wearing a little ass two fucking bedroom apartment. You could not walk in this bitch.
Like, I don't know how many people out there seen the meme of motherfuckers falling through the top roof or the top floor of the house. And then, like, that's how it was damn near. These guys were hella mad, cuz. They're like, oh, wouldn't both be this big and would huge.
I'm like, you guys are making me fight with my fucking roommates. I was like, you had hell of random ass motherfuckers in here. I was like, I need my fucking money. They're like, nah, nah, fuck that. Said, fuck that.
Oh, they took off to the apartment or to the telly. I'm like, fuck that. Ask them what telly they are. I'm gonna go get my money. So I fucking pull up like, yeah, we rolling, we ride.
And I'm like, all right, come on, let's go. I was. I'm gonna get my fucking money. I hop out the car. They're like, all right, bro. We'll be right here. I was in a car depot.
Like, five motherfuckers. I'm like, oh. And he's, y'all, okay, okay. Your homies are whatever. So I walk over the fucking telly.
I can't remember where it was at, but I fucking start banging on the doorway on the police. I'm like, pop, pop, pop, pop up my. Open the fuck up. I know y'all ain't here.
Speaker B:Come on.
Speaker C:Fucking money. No answer, no nothing. And then I'm fucking there for, like, a good 20 minutes, just, like, banging on that shit.
Nobody fucking answer, but you can hear just the music thumping inside. So I'm, like, trying to fucking break the door down. And eventually I gave up.
Like I said, after about 20 minutes, I walk back and I'm, like, feeling hella defeated. And I'm like, about a squad with all these motherfuckers in the car. And I'm like, bro, fuck all y'all. Y'all some bitches like you in the car.
I was like, you over here talking this and that.
Speaker D:They still gave you people.
Speaker C:I drove there saying, bro. And I made these motherfuckers get in the car with me. And they're like, I'm rolling, I'm riding. I'm like, all right, fuck y'all.
And I'm like, y'all some bitches like, y'all better find me fucking $300. Y'all better find me $300 by the week. By the time this weekend's over, bro. Like, I ain't even playing my. What the fuck?
Oh, bro, you shouldn't have even done all that. Like, that's crazy. That's the whole.
Speaker A:That's more of a. Like, that's like, more of a Gucci story, though. Like, that's more of, like.
Speaker B:I would. I think about, like, when I think about college stories like that. Doubt the first. What he said popped into my mind then.
Speaker A:No, I know. I know you got a good way. I know you at least got a good.
Speaker C:Never had a struggle in your life.
Speaker B:No, no. I'm not saying that. I'm not saying that. I just always. What I will say is, maybe when we were going to formal, do you remember when I was.
I was scrounging back then and we were going to formal? I don't know which one it was. It might have been havasu. And I got clothes from, like, express.
And I knew I couldn't afford him, but I was like, it's cool. I'm gonna leave the tag on. I'm gonna take it back after the formal. But I get fucked up at the formal. I got shit all over the clothes. So I'm just.
The next day, I've just like, ain't no cash back. I don't know I'm gonna afford all this money I just spent on the form. You know, I was a big debt. I had to call my mom.
I was like, hey, can you send me a $100 just to get me home? That was the worst one I could think of.
Speaker A:It was rough, bro. The struggle days was real, but it was. I will say that those times definitely build character.
And if I could go back and struggle like that, I'd necessarily. It's not like, oh, I would go back and do it again, like, just for the memories.
Well, all the memories that it came with, like, you know, all that shit that builds character. And, like, the rough times, I either down in the dumb times when you're just like, fuck, what am I gonna do? What am I gonna do?
And just thinking back on, I'm just like, fuck, that was a crazy time period. And, like, everybody's lives, they definitely do build character.
Speaker C:Not to cut anybody out, but I do got, like, two more. I'm gonna let y'all fig. I'm gonna let y'all pick. So I got one about, like, like, smoking weed, and I got one about, like, another car situation.
Which one y'all want to hear?
Speaker B:Both fucking. But wait, before you do that, I do want to clarify. It wasn't that there was no struggles.
It's just a lot of the struggles were micro struggles where it's like, I didn't have nothing, so you guys were taking care of me or vice versa. It was a lot of shit like that. I don't have that many funny stories where it's like, ah, shit. What I do like. You know what I'm saying?
I can't think of that many funny.
Speaker A:I got what?
Speaker C:You're involved.
Speaker B:All right, go.
Speaker C:The car one. That's gonna be the first one I.
Speaker B:Talk about.
Speaker A:Before you. For you say, before you go, let me say one time, I borrowed Chris's car.
Speaker B:And fucking his.
Speaker A: g the McDonald's parking lot.:We were like, you know, smoking or something like that. I'm like, oh, we got our food. I'm like, fuck, I'm ready to go home. And then there is a sharp angle. And then I would just like, fuck it.
I step on the gas a tiny bit, and I started turning my wheel. And then Chris's car is like. It starts hanging off the fucking side of the edge of the fucking drive through. I got this. And then I just goes over.
And then I took his car. I took his car to work too. And then it was a hell of hot day, and he didn't believe me. And his fucking mirror fell off. And he.
I was like, a bro, your mirror fell off?
Speaker D:The one inside the rear view mirror.
Speaker A:And he was like, no.
Speaker B:What the fuck?
Speaker A:Like, what did you do to this day? He said, believe me, that his fucking mirror fell off.
Speaker B:I didn't have a rear view mirror.
Speaker A:For, like, two or three years.
Speaker B:I remember I went on a date and a girl was like, this isn't safe. We should go to get you a rear view.
Speaker A:Yeah, yeah, my bad, my bad. I had to tell him. That was crazy.
Speaker B:I said, blame Kevin. Kevin. That's a struggle story. Yeah. I didn't have a fucking rear view mirror because my friend.
Speaker A:The oh seven scraper, I missed that vehicle, bro. Kev.
Speaker C:And you guys know this one fairly well, so, like, chime in and help me out. We was still in high school, right? We're still in high school. We went to, like, this little.
So out here, Sacramento, northern California, there's a lot of, like, little rivers and, like, spots of, what are they called? Swimming holes where you can go and jump off and swim and shit.
Speaker B:Right?
Speaker C:It's like, in the mountains, it's colder water, so in the summertime, it's like a nice refreshment. We rolled up to Auburn. It's like we're probably like eight people deep. Seven people deep. Like a fake number, bro, I think was candy rock. Candy rock.
Yeah. Shout out to Candy Rock. It's out here locally. What? Like towards I own or some shit?
Speaker B:I'm not.
Speaker C:Whatever the fuck it is, don't. Don't match.
Speaker B:It's like jumping rock and it's like a natural slide. Natural water slide.
Speaker C:Yeah, it's like Hella Hilly. So when you drive up, like, you're driving up like a fucking. There ain't even a real road.
Like, it's like you're driving up a rock road the whole time until you.
Speaker B:Get there, you better have four wheel drive.
Speaker C:Better have four drives. Four wheel drive. So it's like, probably like, what? Four of the homies? There's like four girls. We all went out there.
One of the homegirls drove up there, shout out to her, she's in her truck. It was a four x four. I think on the way back is when it happened.
Speaker B:Yeah, it was on our way back.
Speaker C:On the way back. We fucking get a flat tire, bro. And we're still hella deep up on that hill. So everyone's all tripping out. We're like, not even 18 yet, dog.
We're like probably: Speaker B:Yeah, we were so we're like sophomore, junior.
Speaker C:Yeah, we were. Youngsters. Youngsters, bro. And then so fucking, we hop out and we're like, what are we gonna do? And me and my homie Saul, shout out to Saul.
We're like, and Enrique too. We were like, hop out. Like, we gotta change the tire. Like, what else are we gonna do? You have a spare? She's like, yeah, I got a spare. I got a spare.
All right, fuck it. That's all we could do.
Speaker B:We couldn't find the spare. We couldn't figure shit out. It was bad.
Speaker C:No, we figured shit out. Found the spare.
Speaker B:But this spare was hard to find.
Speaker C:If you don't know how to change spare tire. And that's the whole moral of this story. The homie Chris, bless his heart, he was trying to help out as much as he can. He's like, I'll hold.
I'll hold the little tool. You want me to jack it up for you? I'll jack it up. And meanwhile, the other three were just like, fucking sweating getting it down.
We're changing this tire. The homie Chris is like, he didn't really know what to do. Respectfully, we're young, you know what I'm saying?
Not a lot of people know what to do at that age. You. Luckily, the three of us knew how to change tires. So we're on it. We're fucking getting busy. We're fucking getting down.
Homie Chris is like, oh, how can I help? How can I help? What can I do? What can I do? Everyone's just like, bro, get the fuck back.
Speaker B:Hey, we're.
Speaker C:We're doing it right now. Like, I appreciate it, but it's all good. Afterwards we gave him so much shit for it because he didn't know how to change attire.
And bless his heart, but the struggle was real that day. We, we all thought we was gonna get stuck out there for Kuma.
Speaker B:No, you left it out. You left out that we had no service, that we weren't supposed to be out there, so.
And yeah, we were like 16, I didn't even know how to drive yet, so I probably didn't know, but probably or didn't. No. Cuz I will had a tough time finding the spare. If you remember, it was the ones that were jacked all the way up into the truck.
And he had to find a way to like get it dropped down. And then when he got it dropped down, he couldn't get it off the thing. There was hella more into it than just. That's why I'm saying it was tough.
It wasn't like hella easy. It was all of us.
Speaker C:Was it tough?
Speaker B:It was a Chevy.
Speaker D:Put the key to the back down.
Speaker B:Yeah, we were young, we didn't really know no better. The better one was with this. Boo fucking needed his tire changes. Didn't even know how.
So I had to get the fuck out on this side of the road and change his whole tire while he's just sitting in his car. Like.
Speaker A:That was like college when I was driving home. Like, I was like, still at that time I didn't know how to change the tire.
And then I started working at a bunch of car dealerships and shit and learned how to do it. But I did not know how to change the tire until I was probably like 21.
Speaker B:Yeah, no.
Boochie gave me such a hard time that when I got my car, every time, if I didn't know how to do something, I'd either ask him or I'd ask my dad, or I'd like try to figure it out. Just not everything, but at least like with that type of shit. Or like when we redid the shout out Bucci. We redid our bumper.
It was my bumper thanks to Bucci. He helped me out with that.
Speaker A:I thought, it's crazy. I didn't think they were going to bring up that. I thought you were going to tell some crazy story in your sonata.
Speaker B:Yeah, I thought you were going to tell the one where your sonata got all fucked up. That's what I thought.
Speaker C:Which one? There's a plenty shout out to my Hyundai sonata. I will never fuck with another sonata or Honda ever again because they fucking shit on you.
But that car. That car got me through it. I'll tell you what. Which one you guys want to hear?
Speaker B:Tell us your last weed one. What was your weed one on my.
Speaker C:We when I feel like a lot of people out there can relate to this. It was again, back in college and struggle days.
We were fucking out there in Hayward, painting over, like $3,400 for a two bedroom apartment, the four of us. And even still, we barely getting jobs out there. It's a lot of fucking money, dude.
So we're out there struggling, and that's like, really kind of when I started smoking weed hella. Hella heavy, where I'm like, really trying to smoke and shit. So we're out here fucking. I'm with the homies. We're trying to smoke.
Mind you, all the homies was hella broke and not these fools, but all the homies was hella broke. And I'm like, bro, I ain't gonna fucking support nobody. Like a pay for nobody's weed. And then so we're all like, how much you got? Like, shock I five.
Everyone's like, probably about three people got $520. Like, that ain't gonna get a shit. I'm like, so let's put in. Let's go get a pack of wood. Let's go get a pack of some dutches or some shit.
Let's go get some rats.
Speaker A:And those are your Hayward homies, not me.
Speaker C:So we ended up going to get some raps, bro, and I don't know how many. All smokers familiar, but you always got the ashtray, right? It's got that ashtray of all the blunts you've already smoked.
You don't throw them out because you guys are just sessioning shit, right? Roaches, lazy ass little kids or whatever. You got the.
Speaker B:Just.
Speaker C:The graveyard are just roaches.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker C:So what we. I call it, bro, is what we did. We used to roll doobie blunts back in the day. And pretty much a doobie blunts.
You grab all the roaches in the ashtray, you fucking open them up, you pop out that little weed, that little fucking last little. Little dooby doo.
Speaker A:Dirty.
Speaker C:Like less than an inch, dog.
Speaker D:The little fucking break down.
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker C:You usually have, like, about ten to 15, maybe 20, like, fucking of those in there. So you break them all down, right? You roll that bitch up and fucking those doobie blunts, bro. That's like.
It literally acts as a filter to your fucking blunt that you're smoking. So it's like, that nug is like just black as fuck. It's hella sticky.
It's got hella like resin on it, bro, because it's filtering all that fucking weed. You roll it up, bro, and you just get like the highest of your fucking life. But you roll one up and you're done.
You know, you don't got no money for another way. Like no more weeds. Yeah. So fucking, you roll that shit up. But I don't know. Leave in the comments below.
Have y'all ever smoked a doobie blunt and get true? Fact or fiction, bro, that's the highest you've ever been. Or like the fucking, like the most strongest blunt you've ever smoked.
Cuz that shit is crazy. We surround those bitches up and it wasn't even like a fucking, like a thick two gram backwood.
Like, you know, I'm saying it's like a fucking gram back with that. You're just penciling over. You're like two hits, okay? Bright on be. Don't be hogging that shit.
Speaker B:I just thought it would, bro. This, it was feed shit. Remember this was back in the nick days like in college when Jules had their first, like, you know, skyrocket.
But we didn't have no money. But we used to have. Have those old vapes that took the salt nick. You know what I'm saying?
We would take the used jewel pods and pop them open and take our salt nick, and like fill them up ourselves. Just because we were just broke and didn't have nothing to. Yeah, nothing else to smoke.
We'd make our little makeshift like Juul pods and shit off the use Juul pods.
Speaker C:It was, hey, shout out to college. We learned a lot that they didn't teach.
Speaker B:Disgusting. But hey, we did you guys ever.
Speaker D:Seen people that would split the tobacco and the weed and like smoke it out?
Speaker C:The bong, the fucking mokes? The moke is a fucking. Is strips of tobacco mixed with weed and you're taking snappers of it. I never took one.
But I had this one friend out there in Hayward and he would, he was like some little rich kid and he would buy hella packs of backwoods or the five packs and he would only use them for that ground up tobacco in the inside. So he used to hit me up and be like, hey, bro, can you give me. Cause I had a smoke shop out there that would sell to me, me all the time.
And I was like a broke. Well, actually I did, but I didn't. Cuz at this time, I don't think you had to be 21 yet to buy by tobacco products.
So I used to buy him again, like five packs at a time. And he just unravel them and give me all the backwood packs back in the pack. And he I'd be like, you? For real? He'd be like, nah, bro.
Like, I just take hella mokes and shit. He should just take the shavings and put it in like a little bag. And I'm like, that's what's up. I was like, we could do business, bro.
Speaker B:We could have just bought the guts.
Speaker C:The guts, like a big ass bag for the low. But he only wanted the back was one for some reason.
Speaker D:That's crazy.
The home girl from San Jose State, we'd go visit her and she would use, like, the cigarettes, like, out of her pack and then some good ground among fucking do her damage. Damn, baby girl, she wanted that high, though.
Speaker C:Oh, yeah, that should get you, rip.
Speaker D:I've done it a few times and I was like, but lightheaded as hell. Yeah, the nicotine hits you stupid.
Speaker B:So what's up, boy? B, you got one more struggle story for us. We know you go, you got something. Come on.
Speaker D:Damn, dude.
thing just shut off. And it's:We can't figure out what's going on. We have no clue what's going on. The water still runs and shit. So we all go to bed, like, whatever. We still can't have candles.
On the next day, we call and find out that PG and E was never put into nobody's name into the house. So, like, nobody was paying. And come to find out, homie was pick pocketing the money too, with Kane, with rent.
Cause rent was involved with the PG and E bill. But he didn't realize either. So he was giving our renter fucking the extra money.
So our renter guy probably just was like, damn, these kids are on time with like, extra. Yeah, but nobody had their name into the PG and e bill. So for like a week. And then we ended up getting it done.
Like, we got everything put and we had to pay like an extra fee and all this and all that. And we had to go a whole week, a week and a half for the next cycle to go on, you know. So we had no lights from full.
From sun up to sundown, we had no electricity besides water. So we'd come home from work and just shower.
And then until the sun came down, we would just have candles out and shit and just be kicking it in, delivering, like, all Mitch people.
We couldn't use the oven and shit, so we'd either get takeout, we'd have to use the grill, and we'd be Barbie and we had the charcoal, so we'd be barbecuing, like, every day at this point. It was crazy. It was funny, though. Like, it taught us, like, we were close for sure that week. Like, it was funny because then we had candles.
We were living bills on time. Pay your bills. Make sure you're fucking someone.
Speaker A:Pay your fucking bills. And don't run out of gas, bro. Don't fucking lay out again, bro.
Speaker C:Your gas light comes on, go put.
Speaker D:Yeah, for real.
Speaker B:Don't push it.
Speaker D:That was a funny one. I bet you if I call the boys, I'd be like, damn, I remember that.
And it was funny, too, because we're watching, like, and at this time, too, we didn't have Wi fi either. Just. We just had tv. So we went, but we had hella dvd's and we're watching like, planet of the apes or something. That's getting good.
Caesars doing his thing and choom everything. Like, everything in the house turned off without the aliens were coming, bro. It was so funny. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker C:There's some struggles, bro. Leave a comment in the section below.
Speaker D:Some funny struggles.
Speaker C:Make fun of us. Tell us some funny struggles y'all had. Our viewers all can relate to this.
Speaker A:If you think that you got the worst, let us know, because I guarantee you there's always somebody that got a bit. Not better than you, fucking worse than you.
Speaker B:Yeah. And if there's any good ones, well, if there's any, we'll probably go over them next episode or something.
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Speaker B:Come on and have a beautiful life.
Speaker D:Yes, sir.
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Speaker A:Don't forget about my hat business.
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Speaker A:Yes, sir.