Join the crew as they dive into the intriguing topic of North Sentinel Island, a remote place where its inhabitants fiercely protect their isolation from the outside world. The discussion highlights the story of John Allen Chow, an evangelical Christian who attempted to reach the island with the aim of converting its people, only to meet a tragic fate. The hosts explore the implications of such isolation and the ethical considerations of engaging with untouched cultures. Alongside this serious dialogue, the episode is laced with humor and camaraderie, as the group reflects on their own experiences and opinions about relationships, fame, and the entertainment industry. With engaging segments like "Name That Plot" and discussions about celebrity finances, the episode blends thought-provoking content with lighthearted banter, ensuring a fun and insightful listen for all.

Takeaways:

• The hosts discussed the importance of producers and engineers in the music industry, emphasizing their role in shaping songs beyond just the artist's performance.
• They shared insights about a recent documentary on North Sentinel Island, highlighting the isolation of its indigenous people and the consequences of attempting to contact them.
• The conversation explored the cultural significance of various artists, including their impact on social media and the music industry as a whole.
• Listeners were encouraged to reflect on their own expectations for the upcoming season finale of the podcast, as they plan for new content and guests.
• A humorous exchange about celebrity relationships and hypothetical scenarios around being flown out by famous women brought a light-hearted vibe to the episode.
• The podcast ended with a call to action for listeners to engage with the hosts by sharing their thoughts and feedback on future episodes.

If a shorty wanted to fly me out, I'm letting her fly me out.

And I'll pry, decide like, she want to play for dinner, she can pay for dinner, too.

You over there Snapchatting?

Oh, yeah.

I'm getting flown out.

You hear me?

She said the PJ.

What's going on, everybody?

Episode 14 of the Unquestionable podcast.

You're with your boy Chris, and I'm joined with my family.

Big Bentley iii, Boots, dog, baby, dessert, and K feet.

How you guys doing?

We doing good.

We out here, baby.

14 episodes.

That's a.

That's a lot of episodes.

Week 14, baby.

That's a lot of episodes.

We're closing.

That's crazy, bro.

Closing in.

How you guys feeling?

Imagine.

I feel very appreciative.

Thank you to everybody tuning in.

We say it all the time, but it mean.

It means a lot.

You guys keep us going, man.

Thank you.

Yes, sir.

If it wasn't for y'all, we just.

We'd quit it all.

My job and everything, bro.

Like, we just keep up.

Week 14.

We out here, you know, big 14, making it to 14 weeks.

You know, it's a blessing to be out here with my brothers on this podcast, you know, 14 weeks, you know, grinding inside and out.

Hey, it's been a ride.

Oh, for sure.

And they have to tune into week 15.

You know, it's going to be a big episode.

Do we want to announce why it's going to be a big episode or big episode, baby.

Season finale, season one is going to come to the end on the 15th episode.

We got a lot in store for next season, but this next, next 15th episode, baby, it's gonna be.

It's gonna be legit.

Tune in and see what we about to do.

We better get crazy.

We better get active with it.

We're about to get into.

In touch, involved.

We're gonna try to change it up, but for sure, we're gonna have a fun time on week 15 because you guys have tapped in every week with us so far, you know, so thank you for making it this far.

And we're hoping to, you know, exceed expectations for season two.

Yes, sir.

And we here.

Let us know what y'all want to see.

Yeah.

What are some hopes that you guys want to see for season two?

Anything, or you guys want to keep that under wraps?

I mean.

I mean, I don't know.

We can talk about it.

I ain't shy.

I'm afraid.

Season two.

Season two.

I want IMC to stop beefing with us, bro, and just come on the page.

Yeah, we was with you, bro.

I don't know.

Clip the comment below.

I am sue, dog.

We were trying to show love, but he wasn't.

We still played in the infinity.

No, Cap, come on.

We still played.

Come on.

I was jerking, bro.

Don't do me like that, bro.

Yeah, don't do me like that.

We was trying to explain, but you took it the wrong way, man.

But at the same time, we see it.

We love you.

Hey, it's all love.

No, no, come on.

He knows that we, you know, we showing love out here.

Hpk out here.

We didn't mean it.

To the death of me.

More people need to be talking about what he's been driving lately.

Yeah, you still got that heat going.

On here in the Northern California.

Hey, drop that.

I am so link in the bio, baby.

Come on.

We'll let him know.

We'll let him know that new song.

We'll drop the playlist.

We'll drop the playlist.

Our top five songs about him, bro.

What else do we, what else are we looking forward to in season too?

I'm just looking forward to just some natural, natural convos do natural topics.

Natural.

Just naturality, dude.

Just us being here and just talking and vibing with the people.

Nah, nah.

We finna be outside.

You already know.

We finna be outside season two, you know, we finna get into some, you know, personal, in touch, in public, up front, you know, we better get up in people's faces.

We're gonna see, we're gonna see how it's gonna go.

Let's do it.

Let's see how we do it then.

Let's see.

Come on.

Stay in tune.

Yeah, tune in at season two, baby.

Come on.

What about you, civvie?

What are you trying to see?

I'm hop outside of the pod.

Like even outside of season two, we still, you know, get into some of the, the other platforms that, you know, no question has to offer, you know what I'm saying?

I hope we can get into some side talk stuff.

I hope we can get into some one on one interviews, some vlogs, you know, on the side.

Some vlogs, some behind the scenes stuff of, you know, what's going around, going on around the city.

Like I would like to do some stuff like that but you know, that's.

Just what's going around with us and all that too.

Some behind the scenes.

Especially us.

Like, yeah, do more stuff with us, like just go on adventures.

Go try to figure out new things.

Try new things, everything and bring them along with us.

I want to.

I want to see what that's like, to be honest.

I am looking forward to bringing guests on, too.

Guests will be cool.

Like, a lot of guests probably are going to be incoming, you know, a couple guests up in the season, too.

We're taking our time, though.

We want to take our time.

Make sure, you know, we establish.

Thank you, boys first, you know what I'm saying?

Yeah, no question.

To the day I die.

Welcome to it, baby.

Nah, for sure.

But anybody else has anything else?

Oh, well, we'll let the people.

We'll let the people see it.

Yeah, when we're back.

We're back, baby.

You're gonna see.

You're gonna see what we got coming.

Comment?

Yeah, go ahead, comment.

Comment below what y'all want to see.

Comment below what you guys are interested in, what you liked, what you disliked.

We're not going to be just absent.

We're gonna still be posting vlogs like Chris said, behind the video or behind the scenes videos.

Day in the life, all that kind of crazy.

This is where you're gonna get to really see us, right here.

Yeah, you see.

See the uncut, unquestionable boys.

And this is pretty.

This is pretty uncut, but, like, you'll.

You'll see the uncut.

Yeah, no, we're pretty unclean down, though.

You'll see us how we walk, how we move, how we talk.

You'll really get to see us.

No, for sure.

I'm excited, man.

I'm excited for the.

The next chapter and to see what Unquestionable has to offer, you know, to the people who've been supporting us from.

On cue.

Right up on cue.

And exciting.

No, but we're here.

Speaking of, you know, creativity in itself, I saw something recently on social media that was talking about how the production of a song is just as important as the lyrics and the delivery of a song.

You know, producers and engineers are just as important as the artist.

In the specific videos, it was Lil Tecca talking about how, you know, if the production's trash, he's not making it to the lyrics, you know, and if the lyrics aren't mixed, mastered and compressed, well, he's probably not making it to the hook.

So it's important to have, you know, that full package.

And honestly, I feel like that kind of rings some truth in, you know, today's music scene.

I know back in the day there was a lot more uncut mixtape, you know, unmixed and mastered songs that were just going up online on MySpace or whatever.

But you know, nowadays the producers damn near more important than the artist in my opinion.

You know what I'm saying?

So 100 I kind of wanted to.

See what, what are you guys thoughts on that?

And like, you know, I personally also unpopular opinion, think the engineer is the unsung hero of a song.

You know, he is, bro.

If you go to the wrong engineer, he can totally shift the song from what it could be to nothing.

You know what I'm saying?

So I feel like, you know, some of those guys just, they're not getting the credit they deserve.

Yeah, they need way more credit, bro, to a song, bro.

And at the end of the day, the artist gets the most credit for it.

So what is your, what are you guys thoughts?

Are they like, act like.

Do you think they're accurately praised?

Do you think producers are underrated?

What, what are your guys thoughts right now?

Do you actually think that the artist is, you know, the prize of that song, the delivery of the song is the prize, or do you think the production and you know, the editing is more important nowadays?

I mean, I don't know.

I'll give one example as far as the Metro Boomin and Future collab.

Like, you know, Metro Boomin, he has like his heart 808's like he has like, you know, his hard like sound and stuff that people, you know, want to hear.

But then you got to collab with Futures.

So I mean the whole entire future of Metro boom.

And they went on tour.

So it's kind of like a joint, like a union as far as what they have to bring to the public.

I think that in that album Future might have gotten a little bit more spotlight than what Metro Boomin.

Like, you know, he wanted, you know, that collab, you know, for them to be, you know, a solid unit, you know, release shit, get out on tour and you know, just blow up, you know, have their music blow up.

They had two albums or mixtapes, whatever you want to call it, and you know, they dropped one had that Kendrick Lamar blew shit up over the summer and then they dropped another one a couple weeks later.

And I think that's one.

I think a producer that kind of doesn't get that much attention is Pierre.

I feel like Pierre is a good producer.

Producer as far as, you know, his sound and having like all these artists, you know, on his music.

I think there's probably, you know, a lot of, A lot of producers that don't get like a lot of love attention and stuff, but they have fire songs out.

Like they have hits after hits.

After hits, like, you know, but yeah, I feel like a producer has a lot of energy, a lot of potential that brings it all out in the song.

So I think that's.

I don't know, I feel like even my boy Boots can attest to that too.

Like, you know, you gotta have a, you gotta have a fire engineer.

You gotta have a fire, you know, producer that's, you know, making a beat or two, you know, for your music to get to where you want it to be.

So, yeah, from the perspective of like a creator, what are your thoughts on that?

Like, how important is an engineer and the producer to your songs in, like your process?

Like, what would you honestly say?

I, I think it's very important.

Like, I, I would almost agree what little tech has said it.

Like, they're just as important, if not even more important because I've had times where I went to the studio and I had, I had a vision, you know, I mean, try to lay out the vision and the song, the end.

The ending result doesn't really match up to what you wanted to, but if you have the right person in the room.

Shout out my boy Sack G.

Shout out my boy.

Vidal Garcia.

When you have those right people in the room to kind of like, not necessarily show you the way, but like you have another creative person in the room that's like doing it for the same reasons, for the love of music.

And you guys are kind of just building off of each other.

That's kind of where those songs come from.

It's like, it's all people say.

It's like, oh, it was in the moment.

We did this, we did that.

But it's like, it's because you're working with like minded people that are equally contributing that, that passion in it.

So I 100% agree with him.

I think engineers and producers are really, really the front runners for, for the music industry right now.

No, for sure.

Because it really comes down to like a solid engineer.

Comes down to their personal taste too.

Like, you know what I'm saying?

100%.

They're an artist in their own right, you know what I'm saying?

And their personal taste kind of floods into their work in a sense.

And it.

And it's important to have somebody who kind of can meet you there in a sense, if you know what I'm saying.

I feel like personally, if you could have the greatest song in the world, but if you're matched with the wrong engineer, that song's trash.

Probably not gonna be.

It's not going up at its Best.

Potential as what it could be with the right person.

No, not at allistically.

Yeah.

So, I mean, I personally agree with Teca at that point.

Like, not saying, man.

And production wise, like, even nowadays I used to be more of like into the lyrics and certain things, but nowadays I do realize that production does kind of lead me into the direction of what I enjoy.

Yeah, it's a new day and age.

Like that fool was saying in the same.

Same interview.

Like, if the beat's trash, you're probably gonna skip through it.

If you're with the beat, okay, Boom.

You check the first box.

If.

If you're with the first, whether it be a verse or a hook that comes on, damn you check the second box.

Like, I'm gonna keep listening for a little bit.

Boom.

If all three boxes check, you got the beat, you got the hook, the verse, the.

The lyrics on them are slapping too.

It's like you're.

You're probably gonna get.

You're gonna get a couple plays out of me, I'll tell you that.

No for sure.

What about you, boy B?

What are your thoughts on it?

I'd say generally, like, when it comes to the artist, the artist could have the lyrics for sure.

But if the B ain't happening, like, you ain't listen to that song, you know, saying you ain't even listen to the lyrics at that point.

And I feel like that's a lot of artists.

They have their.

Their strict like producer and engineer, you know, that's like when you.

When it comes to like the Yeets and the Travis Scott's and the, you know, the.

The ones that really be fucking with their vocals crazy like that, you know, they really stick to their.

Their engineers like that because they know what they do and how they do it and how they sou.

Compared to like these rappers that just barely use it, you know, they just barely be using auto tune.

However it be, they know who to fuck with to.

You know, they know who to go to.

They know what engineer they're fucking with, what producer they're fucking with.

They know what beats and what808.

They're using the tempos.

They're using you just.

Yeah, like I bought you saying you just know who you're fucking with.

And they just know who you are too, as an artist.

Like, they know how you're rocking, how you're coming every time.

They already got your preset ready.

They already rocking with you in the way that how you're gonna sound, you know?

Yeah.

And when it comes to trying some New, it's like, well, we're gonna try something new out and let's see if we got it.

Yeah.

And that's where it comes to trying out different engineers and producers, where it comes to, like, trying new shit out, you know, to see if you have that sound.

Yeah.

And then if not, I, you know, you go back to what you know for sure, you know, Because I remember seeing a video about Dababy he used to fuck with.

What producer?

Was it Jetson?

Was it?

Yeah, he was with Jetson.

Then he went to fuck with another producer and, like, the song was a little different to what he came to.

Remember that.

Yeah.

And it all goes to show, too.

Like, what producer are you with for the long run, too?

Because every song sounds about the same for him.

And then when he switched up, the producer, you could tell the difference in work.

Yeah.

Because it's important for, like we said earlier, engineer or producer to be able to see the vision and meet you there.

You know what I'm saying?

It's like, if it's somebody from a whole different genre, they could be in a legend in their own art, but, you know what I'm saying, if they don't see the vision and they can't meet you there, the track is.

It's done.

And that's where it comes to, like, with working with somebody, it's like.

It's like, how about you saying you have an idea, you have the sound and the way it comes out, but then the producer's not seeing it.

The engineer's not seeing it.

He's.

Or if not, he's just there to get the check.

He's sticking to what he knows and how he knows how to do it.

You know, you're just like, ah, it sounds good, man.

But that's not what I was trying to do.

But it sounds good, you know what I'm saying?

To where it's like, can't hate on the guy.

But I was trying to go crazy, you know what I'm saying?

It doesn't sound like that sometimes, but that's where it goes to.

Where you know who you know and what you know and how you want to come too.

Sometimes when it comes on the beat.

You know, goes down to just making.

Making an art, bro.

And a lot of producers and engineers are, if not songwriters, like, tried to make music in their heyday.

If not figured out, you know what?

I like doing this better.

I'm more passionate about this.

Which is why, like, you get together with certain people and it's just like, Magic happens.

And that's where you get a lot of these fucking hit songs from like throughout time in history.

It's like they're just both passionate people.

That click really well and giving feedback, active feedback of like what sounds good, what doesn't, what could bridge it back together, what could 100, you know what I'm saying?

Build on the record.

People don't realize that post production is a whole art in itself.

And yeah, you can build a recording after the recording.

And you, you don't realize that until you have somebody who the science, who understands the vision and is able to elevate your vision.

And a good engineer, a good producer is able to elevate that vision of yours.

Like they're able to see what you're doing and bring it up tenfold.

You get what I'm saying?

Because dead ass, that that's what their art is.

Yeah.

You know, it's just important to find somebody who, who meshes well with you.

Yeah, it goes to show too like what they know about the equipment that they have too, you know what I'm saying?

Because like I've gone to some people and they just, they have what they have.

But then like they play oh well, you know what actually got this and they, they have the behind the door stuff, you know, and they pull it up, it's like, oh, this is what I was talking about right here.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So it just goes to show like what engineering producer you're working with and what they have and what they know what to do with it, you know?

Yeah, I, I agree with Little Tech if I agree with that statement, man.

I think engineers and producers do not get enough credit for what they do and what they bring to the table.

For sure.

I think rappers are like the, the face of it.

I mean obviously you can market them, you can fucking sell them here, sell them there.

But it's like producers are just.

And that goes to show I spies too her producers, the reason she's flying, you know what I'm saying?

Like, if it wasn't for Riot, who knows?

He.

He.

That ass.

Who knows how far that took her, you know?

No, but he.

Crap, he crafted a lot of her, you know what I'm saying?

Exactly.

Straight up.

He's just as important to her career as she is.

And, and he's an unsung hero.

Same with like Wheezy in the whole YSL camp.

Like, you know, I'm saying like ATL Jacob, everybody.

ATL Jacob.

Yeah, I thought it was ATL checkup for the longest Time.

With him.

Even Cash Cobain and the whole sexy drill, you know, Cash is.

Cash is spearheading that.

He's too tough.

The whole slizzy movement is just genius.

Yeah, genius.

I'm with it.

I think.

I think the producers and the engineers.

New York is crazy.

I need to go back to New York.

Let's go.

We gotta go.

Unquestionable trip to New York.

Let's do it.

Hockey dogs outside.

I'm with it.

No, but I think the.

These producers and these engineers are the artists to look out for.

They're going to be the next executives.

They're going to be the next CEOs of these, you know, they're going to.

Be the label makers, for sure.

Exactly.

And some of them are too many, bro.

Internet money.

They for sure have hitters on their shit, bro.

And like Teka, for sure.

He's somebody too, to say the least.

Like, he's got the flow, he's got the sound, so he knows what he's talking about when it comes to all that shit too.

No, he's the new wave.

He knows what's coming up, even if you're not a fan of him.

He's.

He's young, too.

Yeah, he's young too.

He's everything under his belt right now.

He's a little Pharrell in the making right now, for sure.

He's crazy.

I.

With Tekka, too.

We'll see what's up with Tekka in Ted years.

I hope he's doing good things.

Oh, I said the same thing about Uzi, and look what Uzi did.

No, I'm not saying bad crazy.

Like, I hope.

I hope he's actually doing good things, you know?

Yeah, but, you know, moving on from the music industry, Kev, what we got next?

Our first segment of the day.

Our first segment of the day, baby.

You know, we always coming in with those, you know, fire at segments.

As far as, you know, keeping our.

Our viewers entertained.

This segment this week is called Rich or Broke.

As far as I tryin'shit that's a good one.

As far as the rich or broke goes, we're gonna name some people artists, actors, whoever the case, you know, whoever the case may be, we're gonna specify whether you guys think that these people are rich or broke, whether it's their.

Based off their net worth or whatever they've overcame in their lives, careers, whatever the case may be.

So.

So to specify, it's basically like, you know, they obviously made a name for themselves in a certain career at a point in time.

And it is to see if nowadays, years later, they're either they either got more rich or they got broke, if.

They went broke, right?

Yes, sir.

Yeah.

So Chris hit it on the nail.

As far as Richard Bro goes, this is our first segment of the day.

So we doing, like, everybody just answering, or is it like one by one by one?

How do you want to do it?

You're doing it as far as it goes.

I mean, I can.

I can kind of go, you're going.

To do one person for each person or do you want to do one person?

And we all answer, I'll do one.

Person for each person.

Just so it can be kind of just, you know, down the line.

Okay, let's get it.

Come on.

Yes, sir.

All right, so we're going to.

We're going to.

We're going to fly through this.

Not fly through it, but we got 10 on the list real quick.

So, you know, we're going to go through them real quick as far as it goes.

We going to knock them out.

All right, so first one started off cool.

Which person?

Which one of us?

Oh, I'll start with my boy.

Boy B.

Burnaby Burn, a B.

All right.

I don't know what that was about.

I'm sorry.

All right, we got my boy T.

Pain.

What you think, man?

Rich or broke?

Oh, he's still rich.

I think he's still rich.

Yeah, he's still.

I think he was smart with his money.

I think I've seen somewhere he was talking about it.

I mean, yeah, I feel like as far as his goes, his net worth is around 10 mil plus assets.

All that good.

He's doing all right, you know, but as far as, you know, his career and stuff like that.

He did.

He did.

Yeah, he did.

He did go broke, though.

He did.

He did go broke.

He admitted to a bunch of bad financial decisions as far as legalities, you know, you're right.

You're right.

I did see that he bought that.

Big ass, big ass chain.

He said real estate went bad for him, man.

So he tried, then.

He tried at least.

So he's still rich.

And obviously this is probably not.

This.

Probably not taking into account all his twitch stuff from what he's been making recently.

Recently.

Does he not get residuals from his songs?

I'm sure his songs are.

But he made.

He probably made hundreds of millions just.

When they dropped, you know what I'm saying?

To be at what he's at, he.

To say he lost it all.

He.

You know.

But I get it cool enough to.

Say he lost it all, though, you.

Know, and he's back in it.

He's back at the top right now, so.

Yeah, I need a feature from T.

Pain.

Yeah, T.

Pain.

I love T.

Pain.

Yeah.

Everybody love T.

Pain.

Don't tell me you hate T.

Pain.

We're not cool.

We're not cool.

So what, T.

Pain is broke or he is?

No, I think I.

Me, personally, it might be subjective, but, hey, I think he's still.

I think he's still r.

Yeah, I think he's still rich.

10 mil, we're gonna still give him rich, but compared to the.

How much did he probably make, like, hundreds of millions of back in the day?

Is he young, jock, broke, or is he.

No, he's not Ubering.

He's not Ubering.

No.

All right, I'll with T.

All right.

Who you got next?

All right, I got my boy Bucci right here.

We gonna hit him with the next question.

We gonna hit him with an actor named Lindsay Lohan.

Oh, I love Lindsay.

You think she rich?

She's broke.

She broke?

Is she broke?

Lindsay's bro, I don't know.

She did do jail time for a long time.

She's broke.

She's on probation for a long time.

Seen her when we were kids.

I don't know how she could have made money because she got that residuals, but I don't.

Yeah, I think she spent it.

I think she spent.

I don't know if I was enough to cover.

She do got Freaky Friday 2 coming out, so.

I mean, really?

Yeah, she got that new one coming out.

As far as far as her net worth, it's.

It's looking around 1.5 mil.

You know, she went through a lot of financial tur.

Problems, you know, that's only a few Chanel bags.

Diminished acting, you know, experiences and stuff like that.

As far as her acting went, like.

Yeah, you know, she's broken.

It's not.

It's not the same as.

We know, not broke to the average person, but.

But she went.

Give me a million.

Broke.

She went broke compared to what she made.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Parent trap.

Parent trap couldn't hold up, you know?

Yeah, she.

She was rising star back in her day, bro.

Come on.

Poor girl.

Yeah, she did damage.

She did damage.

Childhood stars.

I love her, though.

She's.

She's good.

I love her.

All right.

And the next person we got from my boy Chris is.

Let me see.

Which one.

One we give him.

Which one want to give him?

I'm going to go ahead and give the boy Chris.

Let's go with Michael Cera.

You think that fool is still rich?

Rich?

Yeah, he's.

I think he's still rich.

And the reason being, I think that he.

He looks like the type of guy who's not frivolous.

He doesn't look like he needs too much to lead his life, I think.

Yeah.

You know.

Well, let me add this in.

Did you guys not seen like that?

Hold on to it a bit.

That one commercial, I can't remember what he did like a beauty cosmetics.

Oh, recently.

Yeah.

I don't know if it was really fake, but he did.

What's it called?

I don't know.

The company was called like Sarah.

Oh, yeah.

And he was there.

He said something.

But he's in his bag.

I'll tell you what, he forever in his bag.

My thought is just because I feel like he's not the type that would blow it.

He just seems like he makes mark smart investments.

And what is it?

It's looking like his net worth right now is 20 mil.

So.

Sarah got more money than T.

That's crazy.

Going to the next one.

We're going to circle back with Boy B.

All right, we got Boy B's favorite RP to the boy, dmx.

Oh, dmx, dude.

Dmx.

I'm sorry, dmx.

But he was broke, dog.

Rest in peace.

Hey, his state, his estate might be there, but, hey, his network's looking about around one mile.

Yeah, he was facing a lot of legality issues, pretty much all in court.

Yeah, when he passed away, there was like, a few documentaries that dropped that he owed.

He didn't even owe money.

He just had bad investments.

He was spending money left.

He had a bad drug addiction, too, actually.

Yep, that's what I heard.

Yeah.

That should catch up to you, Baby Rip, though.

Yeah.

Yeah.

What do you guys think?

DMS to Tupac.

What you guys got real quick?

Tupac, who you guys got?

I got my boy Tupac.

Tupac, did he?

Oh, I probably got dmx.

To me personally.

To me personally, who affected me more because I actually listened to dmx.

DMX was tough, bro.

I listened to Tupac I didn't listen.

To till I was older.

It took Kev's dad when he was like, you got to listen to more Tupac and Biggie and stuff.

I already listened to Biggie, but that's when I went back more into pac.

Yeah.

Yes, sir.

Okay.

All right.

We circling back to the boy boots.

We circling back.

What you got?

What you got?

My boy?

One of my childhood favorites.

My boy Bow Wow.

I Knew it.

What you think, Richard?

Bro, given his current circumstances right now.

I think bowel is broke.

He has to be.

He has to be.

Baby mama drama.

Compared to what?

Like all his endeavors.

He's got baddie.

Baddie baby mama.

I'm going to say his net worth like 3 mil.

2.

2.

I'll say 1.

It looks like Bow Wow's net worth is 1.5 million.

I was generous, baby.

Hey, but he coming out.

He coming out with a bunch of fire durags.

He's still in the game, though.

He's still doing that.

He's still in the game.

There's a lot of people that.

All right, we could agree that at 1.5, after all his hits and all his movies, that he lost it.

All right?

Had to have, I don't know, Lottery Ticket.

Lottery Ticket was a good movie.

Say lottery Ticket, the last one was that the bro.

He had a hell of movie after that.

Well, the most recent, I think he.

Was in those Tyler Perry movies, wasn't he?

Which one?

Yeah.

No.

I don't know.

I'm broke.

I'm broke.

Yeah.

Shout Out.

Brandon T.

Jackson.

That was a.

That was a good class.

That was a great movie.

Good.

All right, moving on to my boy Chris.

We going to go with another actor.

Her name is Mila Cooney.

Oh, she's rich, bro.

She's married.

And Kutcher.

Kutcher's up right now.

He's up because he's in tech.

So I'm saying he's in trouble, though.

He's in trouble.

Oh, yeah, they're.

They're in trouble for sure.

But I think they're still rich.

So rich.

She is rich.

Why they in trouble?

They're both financial troubles right now with lawyers.

And for what?

What do you do?

Suppose involved in the didier.

Not that he looks like it.

He looks like a diddler because they talked positively about their co star that ended up.

Oh, no, no, no.

He's involved with the diddy.

And he did talk highly about Danny Masterson who got caught with the whole rape allegations.

He looks like a diddler.

I never liked him.

He was at the parties.

I'm hoping you're not that.

Maybe.

Maybe he didn't get caught doing nasty.

Maybe he was just there trying to party.

You know what I'm saying?

Maybe he was just there trying to.

He was trying to hurt nobody.

Yeah, he was trying to hurt nobody.

All right, Kev, what you got?

All right, we going with an athlete or former athlete, actually.

He goes by the name Dennis Rodman.

O, my boy.

Boy.

B.

What you think?

I know.

No, you know what?

You know what?

You know what?

You pro.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

Because from what I've heard, Dennis Rodman.

Think of it.

Dennis Rodman.

He's broken.

He's broke.

Dude, is he broke?

It's been a long time since he's been in the NBA, baby, I'll tell you that.

But I will tell you what.

A lot of clothing brands are throwing his face on their face.

He probably sold his likeliness.

That is that why probably what?

That's the first sign.

That's the first red flag of the year.

Broke is that.

Well, you know, every season he's got a T shirt out of a different brand.

A different brand comes out with his face on a show.

To do that, you have to be able to license to.

It's the same thing as the Bob Marley they sold it to.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

They sold it to a capital group who sells it to Shoe Palace.

To sell on T shirts, you get.

A little percentage, but hey, it ain't that much.

He got like 500k off those.

But Twitter broken.

Every season of.

Every year, he's got a company.

Clothing company is throwing his face on a T shirt.

No, I agree, but he's a T.

Shirt, a hoodie, whatever.

Homeboy is on more on the broke side.

Yeah, his net worth is around 500k.

Oh, my God.

Poor guy.

500.

Damn.

500k.

So he's not making money off those T shirts.

Probably not.

Tell us about it.

You probably got more than 500 in.

Your bank account showing because he.

Because Vlone even did one with him.

I know Tilly's has something with him right now for show bro, but he's been out of Urban Outfitters.

He's telling you if he licensed it.

Yeah, he's probably not making.

That's crazy, though, because he's.

Yeah.

If he said everywhere.

His face is everywhere.

If he sold it, his likeness and they.

They're licensing it and that's what it is.

That's all it takes.

He.

He probably took a bag up front and isn't making nothing in the back end and spent that whole bag.

It's terrible.

Let's hope not.

But I'm saying.

We have you on the bottom.

He was an icon, but not right now.

All right, we circling back to the boy Booch.

One more that we got is we're gonna go with another artist, OG Artist.

And then goes by the name Ja Rule.

You think he Rich or you think.

Always there when you call.

Hey, I got one clue for you.

Fire fest.

Oh, dude, FY broke.

He's broke broke.

Remember say that he broke 50.

If you.

If you associate with fire fresh, bro, it's not a good look for you.

You broke, bro.

You.

You broke his network.

In a millionaire world.

Hey, you might be a millionaire still, but.

But hey, bro, if you.

If you're such with firefights, bro, you broke.

I'm sorry, but if you ain't on J Rule, bro, you don't know.

Have a good cookout, cuz his songs are fire, bro.

What's his net worth?

Hey, it looks like J.

Rule's net worth is around 4 mil.

Oh, he's doing damage.

Not compared to what he was doing.

He was.

He was what?

Murder Inc.

Yeah.

Murder Inc.

Yeah, he was dope.

He was dope.

All right.

And then we got one last one that might be a giveaway, but for.

My boy Chris, the givers.

We got the boy, the influential Dr.

Dream.

He's by Dre.

He sold that for billions.

Yeah.

Hey, his ex wife did get a penny out of it, but I will tell you, he's still up.

She got like 600 mil, but he's still up.

God damn.

Hey, looked up on Google what his net worth is.

It was unfound.

He too rich.

I.

I couldn't find.

I actually didn't look up his network.

But as far as that goes, bro, that network of Dr.

Dre, you know, that he got beats, he got hands and, you know, a bunch of ties.

You guys, you know, I had like four pairs of beats.

Really?

I had three pairs growing up.

Oh my God.

At different points in my life, not saying all at once, I didn't have three options.

He's like, I had the studio.

I did, but they're at different points.

I upgraded, I went solo.

Then studio.

I've only ever had the solos and then I had the buds too.

Like the.

The wireless.

Not the wireless.

The wired bud ones back in like 20.

The workout ones.

You're just like the ones LeBron had.

Yeah, I.

With Dr.

By Bay Bay.

You ever go to the flea market?

You see like, look at those beats.

Beats by Chow.

Beats.

That was the broker rich or rich or broke segment that we had for this week.

I think we're pretty spot on.

I think we're pretty spot on.

Hey, the.

The people's net worth lowkey.

Like they might have been something back in the day, but now what they doing, it's either they rich, they got those investments they got this panning out still.

Or are they just a little broke?

You feel me?

Just a little broke.

Nah.

But that was.

That was a fun one, guys.

That was a fun one.

What we got next?

That's what's up right there.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

What you got for us next, Boy B?

The next one we got going on is the oh so fabulous Angel Reese, baby.

She doing her thing.

She's cheeked up on a Thursday afternoon.

Sexualizer.

She told you, right?

She don't like that.

She don't like that.

But at the same time though, dude, she's out and about doing her thing, but she's not on the court doing her thing.

You know what I'm saying?

Is she a baller?

But she a rebound baller, I'll tell you that.

Is that what she's doing?

I don't know if she's even a baller.

D.

Wade told her that you gotta.

You gotta let it go.

And huh.

She's saying the WNBA ain't paying her, right?

Dude, she said her apartment's 8,000amonth.

Yeah.

And she said she makes like 72 from the WNBA.

That don't add up.

72 grand.

But she has all those endorsements.

I'm about to say she's been doing hella different things with a lot of brands out there.

So she got hell endorsements.

Her podcast is popping that lotto one popped it off.

Yeah.

Interview is.

Yeah, I will say I did watch it.

I did watch it too.

Yeah, I feel like lotto was on there.

Kind of like I thought she was reaching.

Dude.

She kept talking about her boyfriend.

Didn't want to explain who.

I know who is that man?

They say it's savage.

I know but like why don't you just publicly admit it?

Like.

But then there was.

He knows that he other girls.

Like he got.

Well then there was that whole theory about Future thing.

Cuz Future dropped that song where he said cuz she said something about doing something freaky in the car the other day and he said her in the bin.

She a lotto or something like that.

Hit the lotto.

Damn.

So whatever.

It was both that girl.

Yeah, don't.

Don't quote me.

But he both day girl.

He said something about hitting in the car and said something about lotto or mulatto or something.

And you know, people are starting to speculate.

Say like damn.

Did future take 21's girl?

Is that what he.

She was talking about Future takes?

But what do we know?

I think she's still with 21.

I think that's just 21.

It was probably when we started saying fuck the UK that she was like, I'm going to future.

Honestly, realistically, 21, you said that, not me.

You two said that.

I think me, me, and Aaron respect the uk Huh?

I love the uk.

I don't even know.

Like, obviously I'm speaking on some shit that isn't out of my pay grade, my level, but I don't even understand how 21 gonna bag lotto.

Like, I feel like Lotto could bag somebody else, like, on the opposite side.

You talking about hating on 21.

Honestly, like, I feel like I.

I guess I might be a 21 hater right now.

Honestly, bro, to talk right now.

Can you FaceTime, bro?

21, bro, honestly, I don't know how you got it, but you got to teach me something, bro.

Pay me something.

As far as bro, it's a nice.

But, hey, you're lucky one if you actually.

Actually, Whit Lotto is undercover.

It's been with that for.

I don't know.

It's been under the radar for, like, 21.

Nah, I don't know.

I don't think you got it like that.

He ain't buying it.

That's crazy.

But speaking of Angel Reese, though.

Yeah.

What do you guys think?

Is she a baddie?

She's a baddie for show, dude.

For show.

I.

I attest to that.

You don't think so?

Hey, you guys are kind of quiet.

No, I think.

I think she.

I think she's pretty, but, like, I don't know.

She kind of looked like a cartoon.

I ain't gonna lie.

A cartoony.

I'll say it.

She looked like a cartoon, bro.

I think her eyes are too far apart.

Oh, well, people say that.

I've heard that she's pretty, though.

No, don't get me wrong.

She's got a nice body.

How tall is she?

Like, six?

Three, six?

Four.

Oh, she a tall one for me.

I'm sorry, baby.

I take you out on the dance floor, baby.

You going young kings out there.

She popped out on that wild, and now everybody was like, angel Reese just popped out at the Wild and Out show.

She was wearing, like, this little one piece, and.

And then everybody was, like, going crazy.

Like, Angel Reese going viral.

But, like, hey, she.

She do got the social media going crazy over, though.

No, she do.

She does know how to make the whole.

The whole public, like.

Publicize herself for show.

Yeah, for sure.

I gotta give her flowers there.

But on court, what is she doing on the court?

Nah.

Yeah, I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna thirst her.

I'll be real.

Yeah, she's not for me.

She scrub on the corner.

She's doing her thing, you know, as an entertainer.

She doing her thing.

Yeah.

But when it comes to entertaining the fans of her basketball career, I don't.

Know, she putting up numbers a little bit.

Sorry, Chicago.

Chicago sky, come on.

Yeah, I'm sorry, Chicago.

And they'd be talking smack too, because they say Caitlin Clark's over here doing damage but hating on her, whooping her ass straight.

And Caitlin Clark, they're Jordan though, so.

Hey, they'd be beating the out of King.

They're trying to get her out of there because she's gonna.

She's gonna get too much.

They don't want her ass in there, bro.

That's crazy.

As far as Caitlin Clark coming into the league just up, you know, being a crazy, you know, star Iowa over there.

It was just like a time to see you have this one generational great player as a woman come into the wnba.

She's changing up.

You got.

You got like the vets, you got the veterans, just, just like, oh, I'm gonna make sure.

I'm gonna go after this one right here.

And they're giving it to her, bro.

They pushing her.

They being her setting hella hard screens and stuff like that.

They like, they make sure that they got it out for her because they know that she's that good and that's why she won the mvp, bro.

She's a great shooter, she knows how to play ball.

She knows what she's doing.

And at the end of the day, she is going to be a long, like she's gonna have longevity in the NBA, bro.

I mean, wnba.

And according to Aaron, she's a baddie too.

I mean, you ask Aaron, she's got it all going on.

I don't know about that one.

I'll say Angel Reese all day.

But Caitlin Clark.

He said that one.

Point that WNBA draft outfit was not it.

I'll tell you that little like she's go.

She's wearing like some little like little suit like jacket and stuff, like a little dress.

And bro, relax.

She's got it already as she is, but she goed it.

She got that Steph Curry effect.

That's one thing that I will say is like she's drawing like all these crazy people.

Like not crazy people, but like all these like fans, you know, people are like speculating over on the Internet, bro.

Those are selling out.

Yeah, like she has that step Curry.

She is Bringing.

She's bringing the light to the WNBA right now.

Because people want to watch her.

People want to watch Angel Reese.

You got people saying like, I forgot who was the NFL player, the Angel Reese.

They took a video of Angel Reese meeting a wide receiver on the Ravens or something.

Or like one player on the Ravens.

I forgot the name specifically, but the guy was like, yeah, you were the reason why I watched Marshawn Latimore.

Yeah, the reason why I started watching wnba.

And then she looked at him.

She was like, no, not Marshawn Lattimore.

My bad.

Humphries.

It was Humphreys, one of the dudes I don't know.

And Humphries or whatever his name was, he.

He had talked on there on his podcast and then he said that.

And she was really.

Yeah, she was.

That's the background.

That was the background story.

She was hating on.

That's crazy.

Damn.

She was hating on him.

That's why she was looking at him like.

Which he shook his head.

Speaking of Caitlyn Clark, though, bro.

You think Caitlyn Clark flying dudes out or what?

What's this about you talking about that video?

I thought she had a man.

I don't know.

She got a man.

But there was probably.

There was a video and I.

I seen it because Cam Newton was reacting on it on his little show right there.

But he was asking a WNBA player, he's like, is it true?

Like, do WNBA players fly guys out to go link up or meet up or whatever?

And the WNBA player was just like, hell yeah.

They need.

They fix too.

And that's how it goes too, dude.

I always.

I don't know.

I always play like both sides too, to be like, when.

When I see a shorty do her thing, I'm like, she a pimp, bro.

She a pimp.

She doing her thing, bro.

That's.

You got.

Hey, you got respect.

Game when you see game.

Huh?

Game when you see game.

That's how I do it, baby.

Like, when I see a shorty do her damage and she about it and she really like, on top of her.

Show, I'm like, so if Caitlyn Clark text dm, why you gotta say Caitlyn Clark?

No, if she was hopping in the DM, then she's like, I got a.

A PJ waiting for you 10 o'clock tonight and you just got off work like 8 o'clock.

What are you doing?

I'm gonna have to leave her on red.

What about Angel Reese?

Yeah, I'm for sure going to.

I don't know.

A lot of WNBA players to be like, fly me out, baby.

But would you do it, though?

Would you do it?

She was a honey bunny.

Yeah, she's got.

She's got like seven inches on you in the video.

It's hilarious because I'm in there jumping.

Lay up.

Cam Newton says.

He, he says, could I do it?

No.

Yeah, but if you're doing it, get your money, get your experience, bro.

You know me out.

It's like funny.

It's like, could you do it?

Could you actually do it?

Yeah.

Oh, I'm out there.

Hear me.

I just get my flight.

Let me know what time I want to do.

I'm meet you at your team hotel.

That's fine.

Like, I'll use your hotel.

But yeah, you don't got to fly me out now.

Oh, you're going to find your way there.

Yeah, I'll get there.

I'll get there.

It's kind of sad, actually, that you fucking with a WWE player like that.

No, I'm just.

No, I'm not saying that.

I'm just saying, like, what.

I'm not telling somebody to fly me.

You said no too, right?

Yeah, no.

Hell no.

What about you?

If it wasn't a wnba, it's more.

Of a pride thing, though.

It's more of a pride thing.

Hey, it might be a pride thing, but if angel re saying, yeah, I'm gonna fly you out, baby, I'm there.

But if it wasn't a WNBA player, like, let's say like a actress, artist, female wise, was like, I'll fly you out.

Make it happen.

Is it like, is it like they're flying me, they're flying me economy somewhere, or is it like they already have.

They already have a private jet that's going somewhere, Something that I'm just tagging along because if it was a tag along thing, it's cool.

But if you.

I'm not like, she's like, hop on, spirit, baby.

You're not paying for my 200 ticket.

I got asking what inner line is it specifically?

If it's spirit, it's like, you're not.

The biggest influencer, but you got status.

But she's status here.

And she's like, I'll fly you out, shorty.

Well, shit, fuck it.

If I got.

If I'm putting money in my business and I got it, I don't know.

If it was a famous actress or.

Let the pride slide.

You're not taking that flight.

Hey, if it's a famous actress, I would make sure I got my deal in and I'm like, I'll do it if you.

I just want to be in the background.

Let me cameo.

This is.

This is all hypothetical, though.

If a shorty wanted to fly me out, I'm letting her fly me out, and I'll.

Pride aside, like, if she want to play for dinner, she can pay for dinner too.

You over there Snapchatting Shit.

Oh, yeah, I'm getting flown out.

She said the pj.

No, I'm probably not letting it happen, you know?

And I'm talking.

I'm talking, like, I'm just.

I'm just thinking from the perspective of if my girlfriend was a WNBA player.

I'm like, nah, I'm thinking in perspective.

You getting h out by.

Oh, you're thinking, like, do somebody random.

Well, like, famous or not, I got it.

Famous or not, I get.

Sent deal regardless.

I'm like, don't worry about it.

I got it.

I get there.

Yeah, but.

I mean, yeah, I'll get there regardless.

But, like, if they wanted to fly me out, understand it.

He say, I'm wearing champagne.

I couldn't.

I'm sorry.

I couldn't do it.

Make sure I got drugs on it for me, too.

N.

A little ambient, but no, that's crazy.

Women got to get their fix, too.

Women got to get their fix to be.

Dude.

They got to get their rocks off, too.

All props where it's due, bro.

No.

Shout out to umb.

Shout out to WNBA players.

We hope you get your money up so you guys could get your money up for real.

Shout out to the men out there getting flown out for that one night.

Shout out.

Have your fun, bro.

Shout out to them boys who ain't getting the court siiz tickets the next day.

She got a new person the next day.

And they're probably sending out, like, big businessman, too.

It's not like no chumps either.

That's what I'm saying.

I wouldn't accept it.

I'd just be good.

No.

But moving on from.

From Sports Boy B.

What's our next segment?

We got another one.

Yeah.

Oh, this is a good one right here.

We're gonna make a name for ourselves today.

I'm gonna make a name.

This one has to do with plotting with the plots.

Tell me your plots, Mike.

So this one.

This segment's called Name that plot.

Name that Plot.

And this one, we're gonna briefly explain a plot movie.

One of our favorite movies.

Or if not a movie, we're gonna just briefly, undescribably.

How would you say it?

We're just gonna yeah, we're gonna try to make it not obvious, but we're gonna describe or summarize the plot of the movie in.

Without using like.

And.

Or.

But.

Yeah, and My bad.

And.

But regardless, though, we're just gonna.

We're gonna describe this movie with a brief summary, and we're just gonna see who can guess it, how we guess it, and if we can guess it.

So let's do it.

Let's get into it.

Name that plot.

Where?

Some of us are movie buffs, some of us are not.

Some of us just like to do our thing.

Some of us don't know.

So who.

How do we want to start it?

Who wants to go first?

Me first.

All right.