Club 520 - Karlous Miller on Rick Ross WALKING OFF 85 South, CRAZY Wild ’n Out Stories

Summary

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Club 520 Podcast – Detailed Episode Summary

Episode: Karlous Miller on Rick Ross WALKING OFF 85 South, Crazy Wild ’n Out Stories
Date: August 6, 2026
Host: Jeff Teague with DJ Wells, Bishop B Henn
Guest: Karlous Miller
Podcast: Club 520 (iHeartPodcasts/The Volume)

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Episode Theme & Purpose

This episode features comedian and actor Karlous Miller as the crew dives into hilarious stories from his journey in comedy, podcasting, and TV, peppered with insights on the evolution of Black media spaces. Expect classic Club 520 banter on cars, random memories, Wild ’n Out behind-the-scenes (including that Rick Ross moment), and Karlous’s new movie ventures. The vibe is fun, unfiltered, and deeply rooted in Black cultural humor.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Early Podcasting & Platform Independence

• Karlous shares how 85 South began, inspired by early podcasts.
  • Tuning into Combat Jack, Taxstone, Lord Sear, and Rude Jude; wanted a break from music on road trips.
  • Building without a blueprint: “We just start building and building and networking and cross promoting…” (07:14)
• On variety in Black podcasts:

  "I love the different opinions. Just hearing black people talk about whatever, even if it’s disagreeable, we still need that." — Karlous Miller (08:30)

• Importance of their own app:
  • Enables community, avoids inconsistent platform algorithms. (09:11)

2. Karlous’s Comedy Origins (10:00–12:00)

• Started as class clown; later did improv warming up crowds at ROTC cookouts.

  “My comedy career started way before my comedy career started.” (09:57)

3. Car Talk and Black Culture (12:15–16:00)

• First cars: Caprice Classic, Box Chevy.
• Dream ‘made it’ car: Convertible Benz.

  “It’s something with that convertible, man, make you feel like you made it… The drug dealers, only ones who had some Benzes when we was growing up.” (13:30)

• Everyone jokes about not owning a convertible yet – Karlous teases, “You gotta get a convertible.” (15:53)

4. Country to City – Karlous’s Mississippi Roots (29:00–31:00)

• Transitioned from projects to spending time on family farms.

  “Coming from the real projects… now you walking in your backyard and you seeing hogs and chickens and some cows…” (29:56)

• Shared stories of killing hogs, skinning deer, shooting guns at a young age.

5. Wild ’n Out: Origin & Improv Madness (32:54–39:00)

• Wild ’n Out Audition Story:
  • “I stayed there and roasted all them all day… Somebody didn’t show up, I took their spot.” (33:13)
• Chemistry with Chico Bean, improv intensity, and why live shows beat TV edits.

  “We shoot two to three episodes a day… How could you prepare?” (35:05)

• Memorable guests: Wendy Williams; Mob Wives’ Drita; Cisco’s shoe incident (38:27).

  “Nobody saw [Rick Ross] leave… The crazy part is as big as Rick Ross is, nobody saw him leave.” (53:21)

6. "Rick Ross Walkout" — The Infamous 85 South Moment (52:43–54:16)

• Karlous confirms Rick Ross really left mid-show:

  “We went back and studied the footage and everything, we can’t figure out what happened.” (53:08)

• Describes preparations to make guests comfortable (“200 chicken wings, 7, 8, 9, 10 bottles of Belaire, … cookies”) but still Ross dipped without warning.
• Crew applauded 85 South’s maturity in handling it:

  “Y’all kept that player, though… could have turned up, but y’all moved on to the next thing.” (54:06)

7. Movie Pivot — "Haunted Heist" (41:20–44:29)

• Karlous’s film debut: Worked with Lil Rel, Tiffany Haddish, King Bach, Tony Baker.
  • Shot at Berry Gordy’s Detroit mansion.
  • “It was just dope to see Rel going into that director space, and for him to include me… that’s another level, man.” (42:52)
• Shot in 18 fast-paced days; proud to move into drama and acting as well.

8. Comedy, Improv, and Tour Life (46:24–48:36)

• On stand-up: “You have to tell jokes forever before anybody even gives a damn.” (46:29)
• Crowd work and group chemistry:

  “Wild ’n Out really was the springboard… you have to be creative in a different way every day.” (47:29)

• Dream guests for 85 South:
  • “Kevin Gates… Barack Obama, but I want to smoke weed with him… Oprah, just to flirt with her…” (48:51–52:09)

9. Sports Dad — Raising an Athlete (57:36–61:25)

• Proud parent at his son’s games:

  “I’ll be out there like T Morant… I’m his biggest cheerleader.” (57:55)

• Shares parenting aphorism “Quit touching!”:

  “My mama used to say that to me… just quit touching all the damn time.” (62:10)

• Discusses family athletic legacy: cousin Shelby McEwen is an Olympic silver medalist.

10. Regional & Music Influences (67:56–69:31)

• Grew up on Memphis rap: 8Ball & MJG, Three 6 Mafia, Playa Fly, Gangsta Blac.

  “A take a box Chevy and two pounds of weed over any damn thing!” (68:24)

• Commentary on “Hustle & Flow” authenticity and that Oscar win.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On the podcast game: “We didn’t really have nobody to watch… so we just started trying to put this together and figure it out.” – Karlous (07:14)
• Wild ’n Out origin: “I just roasted all them all day… somebody didn’t show up, I took their spot.” (33:13)
• On Rick Ross leaving: “As big as Rick Ross is nobody saw him leave… The bathroom is this way, the door is this way, that means he had to walk back in front of us and we missed all that!” (53:21)
• On support and Black podcasting: “Just hearing black people talk about whatever, even if it’s disagreeable, we still need that.” (08:30)
• On supporting his son: “He’s really good at basketball and to see him excel at something I didn’t do…it’s like, all my advice sound like some bullshit.” (58:20)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• [07:14] — Karlous on starting 85 South Podcast
• [08:30] — Importance of Black spaces in podcasting
• [09:57] — Comedy roots, school memories
• [13:30] — First “made it” car: convertible Benz
• [29:56] — Moving from the projects to the country
• [33:13] — Wild ’n Out audition story
• [35:05] — Improv and chaos of filming the show
• [38:27] — Big guest moments (Wendy Williams, Cisco)
• [41:20] — Shooting "Haunted Heist" movie
• [46:29] — The grind of stand-up comedy
• [48:51–49:06] — Dream guests: Kevin Gates, Obama, Oprah
• [52:43–54:16] — Rick Ross walking out, handling awkward moments
• [57:55] — Parenting at his son’s basketball games
• [62:10] — “Quit touching” motto origin
• [68:24] — Memphis music and hustle & flow authenticity

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Overall Vibe, Themes & Takeaways

• Honest, unfiltered, and deeply invested in Black culture and comedy.
• Keen appreciation for the organic growth of Black-owned media platforms.
• Resilience in face of industry challenges and celebrity weirdness (e.g., Rick Ross walkout).
• Rooted in real-life experiences: from culinary and financial struggles to comedic and acting heights.
• The playful, supportive camaraderie of Club 520 is infectious—their respect for Karlous as a generational comedian and mogul is clear throughout.

For more Karlous Miller, watch him on tour, in “Haunted Heist,” or on the 85 South Show.
Follow Club 520 everywhere for more unfiltered sports & culture talk.

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Transcript

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[Carlos Miller]

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[DJ Wells]

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[Podcast Co-host]

Hold. Sit down.

[Carlos Miller]

Hit me on my next

[Podcast Co-host]

shout out to Mao. That's crazy. I heard that name in the world.

[DJ Wells]

They said who would win a version between Mao. What's his name? Lil Sammy. They said the one offs.

[Carlos Miller]

Which Sammy?

[DJ Wells]

Not. Not say Corey. Say yes.

[Podcast Co-host]

That whole sit down drop. It's over. Yeah, that beat is insane.

[DJ Wells]

But back in the days, that little Corey. But that little Corey. You know what I'm saying? Back you trying to get a little twerk back and they used to go up.

[Carlos Miller]

You gotta have at least two songs though.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, that verse a wash after that. Yeah, that's the words for the verses.

[DJ Wells]

The prelim. When we start getting prelims for the verses, that's when you know it's getting wicked. For sure.

[Podcast Co-host]

I'm excited about those.

[DJ Wells]

Nah, for sure, man. Shout out to our family. Boost Mobile. Tap me in. For sure. Shout out to Hard Rock vet Behn. We trying to get a new house, man. How you what?

[Podcast Co-host]

It's wicked, bro. Damon gonna be homeless with me. Them girls ain't been hitting on nothing lately, you know what I mean? We gonna try again this week.

[DJ Wells]

My boy Behead been making crash out parlays for the WNBA. He is 0 for 100 right now.

[Carlos Miller]

Wow.

[Podcast Co-host]

I've been missed a couple of them. I missed by one leg though. But you know, girls gonna be girls, bro.

We still got hope though.

Nah, for sure.

Cause the New York Knicks win next year. We hit.

Oh yeah. I got one fire. The next win, we went again. They got cash up a bunch of

[Carlos Miller]

bread off that so far off the of the nick.

[Podcast Co-host]

Oh, I did. But I lost a ton of money because of Dear and Fox.

[Uncle Lazer]

Okay.

[Podcast Co-host]

So.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, you know, makes sense.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, for sure.

Do my dog like that Defox. My guy Def did lose us a lot of bread.

What was that? Game five?

Don't talk about.

I was sick up here though.

But we, you know, he was cussing at the tv. He was invest.

[DJ Wells]

Yeah, I almost had make my boy call the hotline, the way he was upstairs.

[Podcast Co-host]

You gamble?

[Carlos Miller]

A little bit.

[DJ Wells]

Okay.

[Podcast Co-host]

On what?

[Carlos Miller]

I like to gamble with people that I know personally. Oh.

[DJ Wells]

Hand in hand, old school.

[Carlos Miller]

Okay. Sometimes it ain't about the money, it's just the. That you can talk, you know what I mean?

[Podcast Co-host]

Okay.

I fuck with that.

So you do, like, basketball, football, what?

[Carlos Miller]

Whatever.

[Podcast Co-host]

Okay.

[Carlos Miller]

Whatever. I don't even have to have no prior knowledge to work.

[Podcast Co-host]

Oh.

[Carlos Miller]

You can just hear say, man, they going off. Where I'm like, bet.

[DJ Wells]

Bet.

[Carlos Miller]

I'm that dude.

[Podcast Co-host]

Understood. I ain't gonna lie. I lost some money last night.

[Carlos Miller]

On who?

[Podcast Co-host]

Earl to my guy, man.

[DJ Wells]

God bless you.

[Podcast Co-host]

I know he retiring, but damn, bro, you.

You was wild for betting on Earl, bro.

Thought he was gonna bounce back, like, respect.

[DJ Wells]

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[Podcast Co-host]

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[DJ Wells]

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[Podcast Co-host]

Cool and nasty. Let's get to it, man. I'm excited for this one, though.

[DJ Wells]

Come on, man. You know what I'm saying? Our guy in the building to my right, my dog, Young Nacho. Young Teague. How you?

[Podcast Co-host]

What? I'm good, man. We got family in the business, man. We talked about it. We ain't had a studio when he first came here, so, hey, come back and spin on us, man.

[DJ Wells]

Yeah, man. You know what I'm saying? Time has been great to everybody.

[Podcast Co-host]

How you like it, bro? Is it?

[Carlos Miller]

Is it? Oh, you have to cold. Y' all doing it big over here.

[Podcast Co-host]

Appreciate that, man.

[Carlos Miller]

Y', all. I'm proud.

[DJ Wells]

We appreciate you, man.

[Podcast Co-host]

Appreciate it.

[DJ Wells]

We try to camouflage your neighborhood, man. We ain't trying to say it out too much at all, man. But definitely, man, a legend back in the building, man. One of our inspirations, for sure.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah.

[DJ Wells]

Come on, man. Do everything, man. Comedian hit in the garage. Now he actor as well, man. Carlos Miller, Big Dog. We appreciate you family. Yes, sir.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, I'm seeing the jerseys, and y' all got trading cards, seasoning, sauces, Sauces, man. Y' all doing big over here. Look at all them jerseys with the autographs and.

[Podcast Co-host]

Oh, yeah, man. Love, bro.

[DJ Wells]

We trying, man. We trying, man. I'll never forget you was talking about how dope they studio was, you know what I'm saying? You slid through as well with Nav, and you just like how dope it is, man. Definitely y' all the inspiration. I honestly don't think y' all get enough credit for how important y' all are to the space and how early y' all were to the space, bro, Because y' all did a lot of stuff that people trying to do now and pretty much an independent route. You see so many people going to situations and stuff now. Y' all did that by ourselves in the light that nobody had and never got interrupted. So salute to y', all, man. That really held it down, bro.

[Carlos Miller]

Appreciate that. We'll take all that, man.

[Podcast Co-host]

What got that started, though, man?

[Carlos Miller]

I actually like to sit and listen to podcasts, but, you know, in the earlier days, it wasn't a whole lot. It was like Tax Stone and what else I used to listen to, like, Combat Jack R PE to the Legend, you know, stuff like that. So I used to. I used to like to drive to a lot of my shows, and after a while, you can only listen to so much music. So, yeah, I started tuning in with the satellite radio, listening like Lord Sear and Rude Jude, and, like, I really wanted to create my own space where I could talk a little, you know, and just break up the monotony of listening to music on the road trip. So I got with some of my partners and some of my friends, and we just started trying to put this together and figure it out, because we didn't really have nobody to really watch and study as far as how you get the infrastructure to do this. So we just start building and building and networking and cross promoting and, you know, just trying to make it happen.

[DJ Wells]

I mean, not to jump around too much, but, like, how is it looking at the game now compared to when you started? Because it's. It's totally different now. And some opportunities is so crazy now, but y' all part of the reasons that some opportunities are available for people like that.

[Carlos Miller]

I love the variety.

[DJ Wells]

Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

Like, you keep hearing people say, man, they should stop giving people podcast mics. I really don't agree with that. I love the different opinions. Just hearing black people talk about whatever, you know what I'm saying? Even if it's disagreeable, we still need that. So the people with the right opinions can come behind that and we can kind of get it back and forth because we a lot, like, we real far behind with, like, the communication amongst each other, you know what I'm saying? Like, especially black men and women. We haven't had spaces like that where we could talk about whatever the we wanted to talk about.

[DJ Wells]

Yeah, that's real.

[Podcast Co-host]

I think what y' all do is dope, which I got the app. Like, y' all got your own app. Yeah, like that, Fire. Like, we really.

[Carlos Miller]

We. We needed that, man. Because you know how it is when you're putting your stuff. Other platforms.

[DJ Wells]

Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

One episode could get 10 million, and the next week you get 1200. So it's just.

[DJ Wells]

It fluctuates.

[Podcast Co-host]

That's true.

[Carlos Miller]

Once we put it somewhere where it's like the numbers and didn't matter, and we got the kind of following where people want to stick around and watch more than one thing. So we just kind of wanted to put it all together so people didn't have to go around the Internet looking for it.

[DJ Wells]

You know what I'm saying?

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, that's. That's fire.

[DJ Wells]

And it's up that your people followed you there, so you ain't got to cater to nobody else. I know who here won't. What we doing. Yeah, we ain't got to do too much appeal to nobody else. If you're pulling up, cool. If not, we got our people right here.

[Carlos Miller]

Absolutely.

[Podcast Co-host]

For sure. For sure. How you even get into comedy, bro? Like, what started you. What was the motivation for you to get into this space? Not even podcast, just comedy alone.

[Carlos Miller]

My comedy career started way before my comedy career started. It was school, man. School, my friends, you know, you think. I'm thinking I'm just, you know, being a regular student and shit like that. But when it comes to just. Just like, reading in the class and like that, or getting put out every day, you know, the teacher desk right at the end of the teacher. Oh, you know what I mean? I'm getting thrown out of class two or three times a week, and then, you know, the principal walks away. What you doing out here? I gotta act like I'm doing something else so I can avoid having to go to the office. But that's what it was. And then when I got to college, I was delivering pieces, and so I was all over the city, so people used to call me and invite me to and just like, man, come. Come talk some. And then my homeboy, his dad was like, head of the ROTC program. He used to always throw cookouts. They was from New Orleans. And. And he used to always invite me over there and, like, man, just come talk some. And then, like, I started going, and he would. He bought this little joint with the speaker with the mic on it. And then I started going over there, and he was just having me talking. Then I started doing improv, and that's what really set it off when I got to the improv group and they like, I started. You have to warm up the crowd, like in between games. So that's what really got me started doing stand up.

[Podcast Co-host]

That's hard.

[DJ Wells]

Being his favorite people. Rotc.

[Uncle Lazer]

Yeah.

[Podcast Co-host]

I used to. I used to hate them. Hell no. It was way too serious, bro. I'm like, I used to tell all them. All y' all gonna die as soon as y' all go overseas. Them weak ass outfits and the black shoes. I used to hate them, bro. I used to up all the Thursdays was the wor day in my highest, cuz.

[Carlos Miller]

They used to wear the.

[Podcast Co-host]

That green shoes. I hated them.

My man went to the Navy, cuz. Oh.

Oh, God bless you. He says, you made it back home. I used to hate all them.

Damn.

[Carlos Miller]

I had a few partners who. Who actually went through that. Yeah, my bar.

[Podcast Co-host]

My brother was in the Navy for 25 years. It just. That was just too serious. Like, you don't even listen to your mama. Y' all in this. They don't listen to nobody. Nobody, bro. Tighten up quick. Ain't worth a quarter outside these hallways, for sure.

[DJ Wells]

People need that structure for sure, man. Hey, man. Shout out to Baby Bird Automobile. I want to ask you this, man. What was that first car that got you hooked on whips?

[Podcast Co-host]

Oh, God.

[Carlos Miller]

He got that 93 Caprice Classic bubble box. Bubble.

[DJ Wells]

My dog.

[Carlos Miller]

Hell yeah. That was the one and the box. Chevy. That was the first. First couple joints that I had.

[Podcast Co-host]

You got your own car shows or anything?

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, I got. And we do a few shows here and there, but I'm working on some big, big stuff in the car world too, man.

[Podcast Co-host]

You gotta tap in with my boy. He buy a car every week, dj.

Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

Oh, he got them whips.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, I do that every week. You know he ain't uploaded them yet.

Yeah, he got. He got them with.

[DJ Wells]

I ain't got no wi fi yet.

[Podcast Co-host]

9, 11 on the way. Oh, yeah.

[DJ Wells]

Once I get a raise, a couple of them for sure.

[Podcast Co-host]

Do you break them all down too? Like, you get a car and, like, start from the ground up.

[Carlos Miller]

Who, like, builds them and he run the shop. I go get him and find him. I come up with the vision, tell him what I want. And he. He executed for me, man. I'll be on the road trying to go get the funds to make it happen.

[DJ Wells]

What was that one car you got? And it was like, all right, I made it. Or that first car on your dream list you knocked off was like, all right, I'm here now.

[Carlos Miller]

It's hard to pick one specific.

[DJ Wells]

Oh, go crazy, brother.

[Carlos Miller]

It's something with that. With that convertible, man. That just make you feel like I

[DJ Wells]

don't got no conversation.

[Carlos Miller]

Like you made it. You gotta have a convertible.

[Podcast Co-host]

I ain't never had a convertible.

[Carlos Miller]

You never had a convertible?

[Podcast Co-host]

Nah.

[Carlos Miller]

I'm surprised when you jump in that convertible. You just feel like swiping cards. You never had a convertible?

[DJ Wells]

Nah, I'm surprised by that cars.

[Podcast Co-host]

I ain't never had a convertible.

[Carlos Miller]

On some new.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, I would say he a new school.

Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

That Ben convertible Benz. You gotta have that one hard top. The hard top. Yeah, yeah.

[Podcast Co-host]

So soft top. You lame got a soft top.

[Carlos Miller]

It's just.

[Podcast Co-host]

It's.

[Carlos Miller]

I don't know. You feel like Batman.

[DJ Wells]

I can see that.

[Carlos Miller]

I can see that you jumping out that Ben. And then it kind of give you like. It make you feel like you. You did something with your life. Because it ain't. You ain't on no street shit you jumping out like this. You know, in the black community, the drug dealers, only ones who had some business when we was growing.

[Podcast Co-host]

That's a fact.

[Carlos Miller]

When you're doing legit business as a black man and you jumping out the bins and then the top. Already you walking off in the top still putting yourself.

[DJ Wells]

I gotta get the VIN number ain't scratched off.

[Carlos Miller]

That's why even the white people looking make you feel like money making. Mitch. When you pull up and you look at your.

[Podcast Co-host]

I'm getting a convertible.

[Carlos Miller]

White ain't even got this one yet, bro. I'm telling you, dog.

[Podcast Co-host]

So I saw that soft top Camaro. I guess I'm going leave it where I saw.

[DJ Wells]

No, you the out of pocket, bro. The soft.

[Podcast Co-host]

That's what I saw one.

[Carlos Miller]

You said get into your girl. See what I'm saying? Now you.

[Podcast Co-host]

I just.

[Carlos Miller]

Boy at the car watch on Saturday morning, like, watch. They feel my parents. I mean, it's cool.

[DJ Wells]

It's cool.

[Podcast Co-host]

No, it's not.

[Carlos Miller]

Once you hit a certain age, you gotta.

[Uncle Lazer]

You.

[Carlos Miller]

You can't just be out. That's some young.

[Podcast Co-host]

Okay.

[Carlos Miller]

You gotta jump on, cuz, you know?

[Podcast Co-host]

So after 30, it's cool.

[Carlos Miller]

It's cool if you got a little CL1 or something. But when you in that. In that B, bro.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

Come on.

[DJ Wells]

Difference 4.0 to 4.6.

[Carlos Miller]

Come on, man. You already know.

[DJ Wells]

Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

150 grand.

[DJ Wells]

Can't say the other words no more. Yeah, see.

[Carlos Miller]

Get you one of them, man. I'm surprised just for like a. This is the perfect time to go and get you one. Yeah.

[Podcast Co-host]

I ain't never had a convertible, man.

Convertible, man.

I gotta get a convertible.

[Uncle Lazer]

Yeah.

[Podcast Co-host]

He way too successful.

What this talking about gas. We get a convertible? Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

No. Cause remember I was telling. He always downplay his.

[Podcast Co-host]

He do.

[Carlos Miller]

He tried to make it seem like he was barely in the league. Like they ain't with him. And then we go back and we look at the. The highlights.

[Podcast Co-host]

You push LeBron and he played 12 years. That's the type of.

[Carlos Miller]

That'll get you thrown out the NBA.

[Podcast Co-host]

I was pretty much gone.

[Carlos Miller]

You up?

[DJ Wells]

Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

You don't do like that.

[Podcast Co-host]

Shout out to LeBron, man. Clutch fort.

[Carlos Miller]

Even I was mad when I seen you. You went from chest and I was like that dirty and I love you, but I was pissed off.

[Podcast Co-host]

I was tripping, bro. I was tripping.

[DJ Wells]

Oh, man. Let's get some drinks in here. Where Barbie at, man?

[Podcast Co-host]

Barbie at work.

[DJ Wells]

Double header today. Shout out to Barb, man.

[Podcast Co-host]

We know the fe must not be playing. Oh, they definitely go to the Fever game.

And I'm about to say don't give me no Dr. Pepper.

[Carlos Miller]

Whoa, whoa. Dr. We this you this close to the sponsorship.

[Podcast Co-host]

Shout out to Dr. Pepper.

[DJ Wells]

Respect.

[Podcast Co-host]

I'm just tell. I want you to get your spons. I just didn't want that to.

[DJ Wells]

Which one don't have a roofie in it?

[Podcast Co-host]

No, some real closed. Is this a refresher for real?

[T-Mobile Representative]

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[Podcast Co-host]

Try it.

[DJ Wells]

Time out.

[Podcast Co-host]

I think you think that's a refresh.

[DJ Wells]

Okay, shout out to be here. But B, what we got today?

[Carlos Miller]

Well, his gotta be sugar free or something. He gotta be diabetic.

[DJ Wells]

Sugar, sugar.

[Carlos Miller]

Hey, you said your neck a little black. You might be a diabetic.

[Uncle Lazer]

Damn.

[Podcast Co-host]

Damn.

Okay, That's a good.

[DJ Wells]

One it up and send it to me. That's boy barbecue about sh. Hey, can we get to the screen please, while we here? Speaking of cars, man? This is absolutely hilarious, man. Barbie n the pastor cop the C8 and put holy water on it to bless it. Is that out of pocket? Yeah. Or maybe that motherfucker for sure out of pocket.

[T-Mobile Representative]

Look at him.

[Carlos Miller]

If I was a pastor, I put holy water on everything.

[Podcast Co-host]

Let's see. You know what shy said?

[DJ Wells]

Yeah, I. I don't agree with who shy at all.

[Podcast Co-host]

Now how much are those?

[DJ Wells]

Depends on which one you get.

[Podcast Co-host]

Basic model 100.

[DJ Wells]

Nah, basic 70.

[Carlos Miller]

You can get one for 80.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, y', all, it's three different numbers.

I'm saying 100 foot the one you

[Carlos Miller]

Want just for the car is 80. 80 out the gate.

[Podcast Co-host]

That's before the one you want. You don't want that Challenger no more. Remember that.

Need something simple.

[DJ Wells]

Z06 is gonna hit you about 90, 95. Oh, I love them.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, I love them.

[DJ Wells]

They try to hate on, but I'm something on C8. Pooh. I see respect to you, brother, but I don't feel that.

[Carlos Miller]

See the base price? 70.

[DJ Wells]

Yeah.

[Podcast Co-host]

Did you like the i8?

[Carlos Miller]

It's small. Yeah, we're talking about the BMW. It's real small.

[Podcast Co-host]

My partner had an eye, he's act like it was a Corvette. It's a little different.

[Carlos Miller]

But that is one of the joints with, you know. Exactly. My partner got one and still got it. He love it because he got the. The one that you like. Half gas, half electric.

[Podcast Co-host]

Ah, okay.

Damn.

[Carlos Miller]

The hybrid joint.

[DJ Wells]

I don't never. I'm cool on the E cars as much as I love them. I love the E trucks, but yeah,

[Podcast Co-host]

I got a car. I love my.

[DJ Wells]

Yeah, the trucks I love because truck guys is crazy.

[Carlos Miller]

I never get electric car because my electricity been cut off before.

[DJ Wells]

Damn.

[Carlos Miller]

Mine's too. When I was struggling. And I know how easy it is for them to hit the button and your won't do nothing.

[Podcast Co-host]

I didn't grow up like that. I always had electricity. As an adult for a couple years.

[Carlos Miller]

I was grown when they was cutting my lice off.

[Podcast Co-host]

Oh yeah. I mean, my night license ain't never been. Oh yeah, ain't nothing wrong with that.

[Carlos Miller]

They cut my off and then I made the payment on Friday. Guess what they told me, you gotta wait till Monday. Somebody keep coming out. I told the lady on the phone, like, hit the same get off with.

[Podcast Co-host]

No, you know, they come out there and get you together.

[Carlos Miller]

They can cut that off from where they at.

[Podcast Co-host]

That happened to me when I was NBA, cuz they on top of my roof. No, they was sending my bills to the wrong thing. So I ain't know. And I came home, garage was open.

[T-Mobile Representative]

What?

[Podcast Co-host]

The garage won't open. I go to the mailbox. I'm like, man, I called my mom like, hey, the garage won't open, man, they send a bill to your house. And she went out there, she like, yeah, boy, you owe $5,000. She. You ain't paid this thing in a long time.

That's crazy. That's why I do everything auto pay.

[DJ Wells]

Oh, no, I don't care how much money. I can't, I gotta.

[Podcast Co-host]

I ain't nobody sitting down, calling, paying bills every day.

[DJ Wells]

I Got a schedule. I got to see my calendar, auto payloads.

[Podcast Co-host]

I got to see my bills. I got to see what I. I got notes in my life.

[Carlos Miller]

That's why this what you need is that ain't your money anyway.

[Podcast Co-host]

You gonna be able to change. I hate when black people say I need to. They be calling the light company. Why my bills so high? They ain't about to lower that.

[Carlos Miller]

It's over one sec. Oh,

[Podcast Co-host]

in a million years?

No, they did do that one time they said was rising in the wrong area.

[Carlos Miller]

They messing up. Call them.

[Podcast Co-host]

So they fix your bill, Barbie.

[Carlos Miller]

I still didn't pay it after they fixed it.

[Podcast Co-host]

You know what?

[Carlos Miller]

Real though, you do need to call them every so often and just complain about some just to see what you can get for free.

[DJ Wells]

I'm rolling.

[Podcast Co-host]

I complain a lot.

[Carlos Miller]

Sometimes you call and complain. They'll just start getting you. When you've been a customer since 2017, we can offer you. You know, they start throwing little.

[Podcast Co-host]

Hey, you do that with your insurance company for real.

[Carlos Miller]

They sound like insurance phone bill too. I play with this everybody and ask for some.

[Podcast Co-host]

I play with insurance different. That's I can't tell y'. All. Okay.

I fool with you.

Fdo. Fdo. I'm a different

[DJ Wells]

respect to your hustle as well. What we got next, man? Oh, yeah. Shout out to our family man. Campo say this is hilarious. If y' all haven't seen this, be here. I know you're a fan of Arby's as well. My boy did a full review.

[Carlos Miller]

Why he throw you out there like that?

[DJ Wells]

Nah, this be his. This is the second for me.

[Podcast Co-host]

My journey, man. He be.

[T-Mobile Representative]

Was he supposed to split that like

[Carlos Miller]

a hot dog or no?

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, you supposed to cut it in half.

[Carlos Miller]

Okay, let's check it up. Can't be it was just nothing but me.

[Podcast Co-host]

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[DJ Wells]

That was most honest food review I've ever seen.

[Podcast Co-host]

I ain't gonna lie.

[DJ Wells]

Don't go buy Arby's.

[Podcast Co-host]

Arby's definitely got premium beef, though. So that's why premium beef, the quality of it's usda.

Wow.

Oh, yeah. I ain't never called my beef sword or nothing but Swanson, but he did in motion.

[DJ Wells]

That made it better.

[Podcast Co-host]

Never did a cheese steak from Mar.

You.

You know I do the exotic menu. That's a little out of pocket, though.

You pressing the issue.

[DJ Wells]

I was going to say you the one who always talk about Arby's exotic menu. Is that worthy to be on there? Obviously not.

[Podcast Co-host]

No, no, no, no. And this just the first year of it. You know, everything need trial and error so they get it right. For sure.

[Carlos Miller]

I heard a lot of people like the brisket, though.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yes, the brisket. You got to get the cheese on it.

[Carlos Miller]

I'm not eating it.

[Podcast Co-host]

You don't like brisket?

[Carlos Miller]

I don't.

[Podcast Co-host]

I don't think from Mississippi. Right.

[Carlos Miller]

I don't think you should be buying brisket from Arby's. I'm not the type of person who

[Podcast Co-host]

it's real brisket, though.

[Carlos Miller]

I buy chicken wings from Taco Bell. It's like certain you don' like eating the steak from the Waffle House.

[Podcast Co-host]

He did that.

I love that car.

[DJ Wells]

That used to be Fitness Journey.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah. I go rib eye. It may not even be a ribeye, but that's what they say it is. T Bone there it is T bone hash brown with the diced ham in the hash brown. Fry my eggs hard. Three pieces of toast, and I can

[Carlos Miller]

do a waffle just for the gold blood.

[T-Mobile Representative]

Al,

[Carlos Miller]

that is a lot of good Carlos from.

[Podcast Co-host]

But from Mississippi, man. I know.

[Carlos Miller]

And I'm. I want better for you.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, I wasn't. What was you eating growing up, love?

[Carlos Miller]

Oh, kind of.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

Every part of the people away from that and. And realize that I was up too.

[Podcast Co-host]

At what age did you get away from the pork?

[Carlos Miller]

I mean, I still eat pork sparingly. Not enough that I'm gonna need to go to counseling and. No like that. But I'm not gonna. I'm not gonna not eat a ham sandwich. Ham sandwich are delicious. Yeah.

[Podcast Co-host]

Did you eat pig feet growing up?

[Carlos Miller]

Hell, no.

[Podcast Co-host]

Damn. What about, like, neck. Neck bones?

[Carlos Miller]

No.

[Podcast Co-host]

Y' all didn't put pork in your greens?

[Carlos Miller]

I grew up around a lot of old people. It's a lot of that I never eat again.

[DJ Wells]

Oh, yeah?

[Podcast Co-host]

Like what, love?

[Carlos Miller]

Man, I don't even.

[DJ Wells]

Liver and onions.

[Carlos Miller]

I smell it as you.

[DJ Wells]

That PTSD kick.

[Podcast Co-host]

What part of Mississippi you from?

[Carlos Miller]

I'm from Oxford, Mississippi. You ever heard of Ole Miss?

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah.

[Uncle Lazer]

Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

That's where Ole Miss is located.

[Podcast Co-host]

Okay. Okay. How far is that from Biloxi?

[Carlos Miller]

Six hours north.

[Podcast Co-host]

Mississippi.

[Carlos Miller]

It's closer to Memphis. Memphis, like 40 minutes away.

[Podcast Co-host]

Oh, that ain't bad.

Okay, okay. You grew up on a country country or was it more of a city?

Both.

I had.

[Carlos Miller]

I'm a project, but we moved to the country. I started out in the. In the real up part.

[Podcast Co-host]

Gotcha.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah. And then eventually we made our way out to the county.

[DJ Wells]

What was that transition like in life? You know what I'm saying? Going from no saying for the trenches, and I'm saying, like, oh, we out here with farm animals and brother.

[Carlos Miller]

Well, it was very different because I'm coming from, like I said, the real projects where you used to just having to walk outside and see a bunch of drunk drinking and smoking, and then now you walking in your backyard and you seeing hogs and chickens and some cows and. No, you wouldn't.

[Podcast Co-host]

That's how I would, bro.

I couldn't imagine busting them down.

[Carlos Miller]

That is a lot of work to do that.

[Podcast Co-host]

I know. I used to. When my people was from Jackson.

[DJ Wells]

Yeah.

[Podcast Co-host]

And I. We used to do it as a kid, but I really couldn't. I used to want to stay and do that, bro.

[Carlos Miller]

Oh, man.

[Podcast Co-host]

I couldn't imagine, bro.

Living on a farm. Damn near, bro. That fire.

[DJ Wells]

My family had farm I was nothing in the summer. Boy, I just did my little two weeks to get right back to that. Boy, I was nothing.

[Carlos Miller]

Nathan, it's a lot of work when you live in the country because you get so much, so much opportunity to do that the average person don't do. Like you said, like, like killing hogs, skinning deer and like that where you actually having to cut your meal off of this neighbors skin right all the way. Like you crying this as it comes off the.

[Podcast Co-host]

On the grill. Cuz you imagine going straight from the.

I shot my first gun. Mississippi.

Alcohol. Rotate.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, we do all that, but I'm saying you built.

[Podcast Co-host]

I knew I was gonna.

[Carlos Miller]

Okay, that was your origin story.

[Podcast Co-host]

Oh, okay, okay.

[DJ Wells]

He shot his first gun in Mississippi.

[Podcast Co-host]

Man, I was 13.

[Carlos Miller]

What? Where were you at?

[Podcast Co-host]

I was in Biloxi, Mississippi.

[Carlos Miller]

Oh, that's way. That's on the coast.

[Podcast Co-host]

I love Beloved. That's where all the concerts you. I don't know why you were shooting guns. And at 13, what was you going

through in the country?

[DJ Wells]

Yeah.

[Podcast Co-host]

You was with your family?

Yeah, I was with J Mix grandpa.

Okay. You just shooting a gun at 13. You just sound like he was on bull.

[Carlos Miller]

I had a gun at 13. Yeah, my granddaddy gave it to me.

[Podcast Co-host]

See what I'm saying?

[Carlos Miller]

Like that's your gun.

[Podcast Co-host]

I just came from the bar. This your gun now?

[Carlos Miller]

No, but we definitely used to be outside though. And we was like you said, most the kids they had had BB guns and we'd be outside shooting squirrels with like 30, 30 or 41030 out six. We had all that.

[Podcast Co-host]

Okay, okay.

My first gun. I was scared as hell too. That's went fishing and I got bit by like a thousand mosquitoes.

Yeah, that fish. It take too long to fish.

[Carlos Miller]

My granddaddy had one of them long ass.357 like the Joker.

[Podcast Co-host]

Oh man, was in the country TV shows back in there. I know exactly what you talking about though.

[DJ Wells]

Yeah, you got.

[Carlos Miller]

That's the best part about

[Podcast Co-host]

what you do.

I say the gun was like at an angle.

[Carlos Miller]

Boy, this got a hook in it.

[Podcast Co-host]

He got a hook in it.

[Carlos Miller]

Big long country. I just got it.

[Podcast Co-host]

I want to talk about how you ended up. Oh, w it out, man, they didn't.

[Carlos Miller]

I didn't just end up.

[Podcast Co-host]

I did some to get on. No, I'm saying how that phone call. Who calls you? How does that work? Cause I was like, damn, I be watching this. It seemed like it's just off the

[Carlos Miller]

top, but at this point I don't know what the Process is they just be throwing.

[Podcast Co-host]

Okay, okay, okay.

[Carlos Miller]

I actually had to go to the audition. And I was at the house one day, and I heard that they were having the audition, but I couldn't confirm it because nobody actually knew if it was happening or not. So I just went up there. It just so happened they were having it, but it was like a closed audition, so they wouldn't let nobody else else, like, sign up or get a spot. So I just stayed there and I just roasted all them all day. And then somebody didn't show up. And I took their spot and got the call back. But I didn't believe that it was who they said it because Nick called me and told me to come back for the other joint. I was like, all right, bro, whatever. Because I ain't. I hadn't talked to him on the phone, so I didn't recognize his voice, so I didn't think it was him. And then when I got there, the rap, it was me and Chico. We had our audition together. We went in there, and if we didn't know none of them people, and I just pulled them to the side. I was like, oh, look, I don't know what these about to do, but me and you, yeah, we gotta get on tv. And that's. And we've been rocking ever since.

[Podcast Co-host]

That's hard.

Yeah. That was my first glimpse of y' all on there, and then y' all doing y' all battle. And that was dope, bro. That being my favorite part of the show.

[DJ Wells]

Yeah, that being the origin to, like, the beginning of y' all dynasty is fire. Like, that's crazy.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, we definitely was in there because there was a lot of guys who were, like. Like, more known than us, especially, like, on social media and stuff like that. They had bigger followings. But I. I was like, man, we gotta get this. If they got two spots, they got. It's us. It gotta be us, man. Cause we the ones with the most to lose. We gotta do this.

[DJ Wells]

Hell, yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

We took it to a whole nother level, man. Just went on there. And then with the battle that, like, the old school, we just was talking before, like, the break came back, and I like, you bet. You won't, like, jump it off. I was like, kicked it off. And then it just became one of those things that people look forward to, man. That probably did 100 million views.

[Podcast Co-host]

That crazy.

100%, bro. Yeah, that shit's all improv.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah. Because it's like, if you think about it, we shoot two to three episodes of this show a day. And then these episodes are back to back. Sometimes it's just a quick grab something to eat and come right back type. So it's like, even if you wanted to prepare this, how could you.

[DJ Wells]

That makes sense.

[Carlos Miller]

And because everything is moving so fast, and then you got cameras, and there's a lot of that goes into the show that they don't show. Like, yeah. People saying, is it improv? Hell, yeah. Cause you ought to see how mad get when we run out of time and they don't get to go. I think the live show is a whole lot better than the version that they put on tv. Because you got to keep in mind, we shoot these out, these episodes, like an hour and a half, two hours. And then they got to condense this to 25 minutes. Yeah. With. That's with the commercial.

[DJ Wells]

With commercials.

[Carlos Miller]

So that's why they play so many of them, because a lot of that get cut out. But there's a lot of great that never makes it to the app.

[Podcast Co-host]

Oh, it's wonderful.

[Carlos Miller]

I can see you on Wild and now.

[Podcast Co-host]

I will always do that. I always want to do.

[Carlos Miller]

Y' all should. Y.

[Podcast Co-host]

Who's the. Who's the. That be the referee. I would want to do that part. I want to do that part. Or I go against somebody. I love that part of the show.

[DJ Wells]

You know, my go. I want to be DJ D. He got the best job in the world.

[Podcast Co-host]

Y' all think I can't set this up?

[Carlos Miller]

I still got some Jews.

[Podcast Co-host]

Oh, no. If you can order. When they do the game where the girl got to speak, spit it spit out her mouth.

[Uncle Lazer]

Excuse me.

[DJ Wells]

Is that the part?

[Carlos Miller]

Talk is fit.

[Podcast Co-host]

Talking Spit.

Is that okay?

[Carlos Miller]

Look, you will go out there, you will want to see if you can make a spit.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah.

[Uncle Lazer]

No.

[Carlos Miller]

What would you. Would you do something or would you say something?

[Podcast Co-host]

They probably. Probably both lost, you know, I mean, I'm an improv myself.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, man.

[Podcast Co-host]

I probably.

[Uncle Lazer]

I.

[Podcast Co-host]

Look, see you all w. Now you

can set that up, bro. That'll be beautiful. I. I do everything. I just. Those are my two favorite parts where you got to try to make a laugh. Spit is crazy.

But, like, yeah, I. I can't do the rap.

[Carlos Miller]

I can definitely see y' all being a team captain on there.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

Let me come out with the signs. Don't forget about Barbie for sure episode.

[Podcast Co-host]

I will.

It be some pressure on that, too. That lineup is pretty. All right.

[Carlos Miller]

I'm pressure, too.

[DJ Wells]

Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

They be having some one.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah.

[DJ Wells]

The real audition.

[Carlos Miller]

He gotta ask for some talent.

[Podcast Co-host]

You gotta respect it. For sure.

He got supreme beans on there.

[Carlos Miller]

Don't do me. Don't let me get a fresh retwist.

[Podcast Co-host]

Okay, my fault.

I was like, damn. I wonder if people be getting mad when they can't get their off. Like when you actually watch the show and you be like, man, I said some cool ass. Why that it'd be like that?

[Carlos Miller]

Absolutely.

[DJ Wells]

I'd be mad if I said so far to get edited out. Like, damn, that day.

[Podcast Co-host]

They roast brother, bro. They roast Nick brothers shoes. I laughed for that shit for like three weeks.

[Carlos Miller]

Do you understand? The, like, every shoe that he wore after that just looked big as hell. Even if it wasn't, Nick tried to make every excuse for him and his brother's shoes. And then we started noticing his shoes was big as hell too. They like y'. All, we got small ankles. Who the hell says that? That genetics got ankles like wrist.

[Podcast Co-host]

I know how much you D.C. and Chico play. I said, I know it's some people up there really mad at these. They can't show it, but they be.

[Carlos Miller]

It was one. This is my favorite one out of all of Cisco came on there.

[DJ Wells]

The legend.

[Carlos Miller]

Cisco the legend. We I did not know shout out to Cisco. He one of the coolest. But D.C. had really just roasted him to the point where he couldn't take this. This is what he did, though. You know, like, you remember in the mall, they used to have those fake air force ones that light up, right? He had some he wanted to do with like the black lights. So when him and the dancers do the dance, the shit gonna look hard. It's gonna look hard. Cause on some dance and shit, like on some live performances, but he up and he warmed through the whole episode. So every time he walked out, his shoes was lighting up and he kept hitting him.

[Podcast Co-host]

He kept hitting. I remember that episode.

[Carlos Miller]

Francisco got so mad, he just snatched the mic from somebody. He was like, y' all might not like my shoes, but at least I

[Podcast Co-host]

can say

[Carlos Miller]

I was throwing. San Francisco is hilarious, man.

[Podcast Co-host]

I seen when DC got on Old Girl too. He had her. Oh, he had her talk.

[DJ Wells]

Oh, yeah, that was.

[Carlos Miller]

He started that.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, yeah.

For real.

[Carlos Miller]

She had been taking shots at him all day, like off camera and everything. It's like she had an agenda.

[Podcast Co-host]

Oh, yeah, you know, he ignorant.

[Carlos Miller]

Why would you with him?

[Podcast Co-host]

That's crazy. I always wonder because I just used to see clips. I never watched the episode.

[Carlos Miller]

Watch the episode. She started that.

[Podcast Co-host]

He went crazy.

[Carlos Miller]

She got her feelings hurt. Cuz he. What he said at first, she said something slick to Him. And I don't think they aired that part. But then he came back and he was like, we supposed to get Cardi B, but they couldn't get us. So they got Azalea, Ugly ass that did it. That was the one. And she was just like, yeah. Cause that was true. Cardi B was supposed to come and she was like a fill in guest type shit. So I guess the truth hurts, man.

[DJ Wells]

That's a legendary show. Played in every hotel on repeat.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yes.

[DJ Wells]

Everywhere you go. That's the best. It's like a comfort show for. For everybody.

[Carlos Miller]

They got this one channel that just played Wilding Out All Day and I really. It's like Fuse tv. Fuse and Wilding Out All Day.

[DJ Wells]

Legendary show.

[Podcast Co-host]

Who's somebody that surprised you that you didn't think was. Was funny?

[Carlos Miller]

Like a celebrity that I didn't think was funny. Yeah. Let me see. Tasha K. Wendy Williams.

[Podcast Co-host]

Oh, okay.

[Carlos Miller]

Wendy Williams came on there and was funny as hell.

[Podcast Co-host]

Hell.

Damn.

[Carlos Miller]

Old girl from Mob Wives too. D. Okay.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, I know who that is.

[DJ Wells]

Real gangster.

[Carlos Miller]

Some of my favorite guests. They done had a lot of people on there.

[Podcast Co-host]

Okay, okay.

[DJ Wells]

Now for sure, before we kick Barbie out of here, tap into his 520 somewhere, man. She had a legend on her show as well. How you feel about that episode on the couch?

[Carlos Miller]

Make sure y' all tap in each and every Wednesday. We are on YouTube, but this episode was fire.

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I can't wait for y' all to see it.

[Podcast Co-host]

For sure. Appreciate you.

[DJ Wells]

520 somewhere. Tap in. In.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, man.

[DJ Wells]

Good times. Hey, man, as we said in the intro, actor now, man. New movie out, man. How you feeling about that, brother?

[Carlos Miller]

Haunted Heist.

[DJ Wells]

Yes. Haunted Heist is out now. Yes, sir. Tap in. If you're familiar. What was it like shooting a movie, bro?

[Carlos Miller]

It was dope, man. Me, Lil Rail, Tiffany had his king batch. My boy Tony Baker was in there. Joe Blunt, a comedian out of Detroit. My boy Martini Harris out of Detroit. It was dope, man. Real has really been doing a lot in the movie space.

[DJ Wells]

Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

Ever since Get Out. He probably done 40, 50 movies since then. So he really got some really dope insight. And he called me to be a part of like his directorial debut. And I was like, anything. Anything you need from me. So we put it together. This was the. This was the route they wanted to go. When he got the funding, flew out to Detroit. We shot that at Barry Gordy's old crib.

[Podcast Co-host]

Damn.

[Carlos Miller]

His old mansion. And he got so much dope in there. Just like that. Should probably be in a Museum like all kind of like old Motown lyrics and pictures of you've never seen before. Like when they were sending telegrams back and forth, you know, asking to send more money to the road and pictures of all kind of Motown history, man. So it was real dope. Detroit showed us a lot of love and I was glad that it was really like a theater movie and not just, you know, one of the streaming joints. Not saying nothing wrong with that, but it's a different validation when people can go see it.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

So shout out to everybody involved. Tiffany Haddish, she was real dope to work with. Every day we get to set, she got some kind of antics going on. Like one day we pull up, she's making everybody drink green juice. So like you said, she throwing all the pork away. Yeah, she's making everybody do yoga. And so I had a ball, man, and it was just dope to see real going to the director space, you know, I mean when your people call you your friends and. And you get to see them do some and they include you, it's just. Yeah, another level, man. So y' all go support that.

[Podcast Co-host]

How long it takes to shoot that?

[Carlos Miller]

We shot it in 18 days.

[Podcast Co-host]

Damn. Yeah, that shot short.

[Carlos Miller]

18 long ass days though.

[Podcast Co-host]

I would say that's pretty okay actually.

[DJ Wells]

That's like a long time to be working non stop. 12, 15 hour days.

[Carlos Miller]

Absolutely, absolutely. But we had to make the most of it though.

[DJ Wells]

Absolutely.

[Carlos Miller]

Independent film. So we had a budget to really around. Come on, we gotta go, we gotta go.

[DJ Wells]

I got 18 rolls of film.

[Carlos Miller]

We go absolutely. Daylight.

[Podcast Co-host]

Damn. That's.

[Carlos Miller]

You know, you start seeing me in a lot more and it's. I really enjoyed my role because I got to do more to. And just tell jokes and be funny. I hit him with some drama and. And some tears.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, thought prov.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, go see you crying. I have to put it. I had to do everything in that motherfucker. They should have put me in there

[Podcast Co-host]

this long.

[Carlos Miller]

Now I'm do all my. At all, man. So if anybody watching this who make movies and you got a budget. I'm a movie star moonlighting as a comedian. So approach me different.

[Podcast Co-host]

What's the budget, man?

[Carlos Miller]

What's the budget? Yeah, what's the budget for the. At least.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

Oh, you got at least be 2 million.

[Podcast Co-host]

Okay, we rolling with that.

[DJ Wells]

Yeah, come on, man. We talking about new conversion.

[Carlos Miller]

You can make a dope ass movie for $2 million though.

[Podcast Co-host]

Okay.

[Carlos Miller]

Special effects and all that. That's what I want to do next. Some action.

[Podcast Co-host]

You want to Make a movie or you want to be in it? Action movie.

[Carlos Miller]

And I want to play the bad dude.

[DJ Wells]

All right, so your action movie, who you catch casting? You got you the villain.

[Carlos Miller]

I'm the villain. Let me see. Jason Statham.

[DJ Wells]

Okay.

[Podcast Co-host]

All right.

[Carlos Miller]

Because I want that. I want that one scene where you have to be on the phone and me and him can exchange. Where are you? Yeah, don't worry where I am. You think your little girlfriend is sick like some like that. I'm coming with accent. What they talking about? I want an accent and like a scar somewhere. Like a real low down man. I want to be a escape in a helicopter and don't catch me in the first one. So we could do a sequel.

[Podcast Co-host]

For sure. Run it up.

Yeah, for sure.

[Carlos Miller]

No, put all the action heroes in there, man. Sylvester Stallone put me in.

[Podcast Co-host]

What's the they had with all of them expendable expendables.

[Carlos Miller]

I want to be one of them, but I want to be the low down selling crystal mill in America. You gonna need a Fenal or something.

[Podcast Co-host]

You gonna need more than two Breaking Bad.

[Carlos Miller]

At least two in the game.

[Podcast Co-host]

It's the load that he out the game.

30 million these days.

[DJ Wells]

Respect to the OG I think we can figure that budget out for sure.

[Carlos Miller]

Everything.

[Podcast Co-host]

DJ always try to lower it. Oh, yeah, for sure.

[DJ Wells]

He does.

[Podcast Co-host]

Rocky. Sebastian long.

[DJ Wells]

It's young Rocky, though.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, it ain't him.

[Carlos Miller]

It's another one.

[DJ Wells]

Yeah, it's his producer. That's how he became Rocky. Yeah, that producer back. I respect it.

[Podcast Co-host]

Hey, man, that'll be dope doing that, man.

[Carlos Miller]

I'm definitely getting in the movie.

[Podcast Co-host]

Is that the hardest thing that you do, Condo?

[Carlos Miller]

The hardest? Yeah. I think stand up. Kind of the hardest that I've done is think of how long you have to tell jokes before anybody even gives a facts.

[DJ Wells]

That's real.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah.

[DJ Wells]

Do you like when people heckle in the crowd?

[Carlos Miller]

I don't like it, but it doesn't bother me.

[DJ Wells]

Okay.

[Carlos Miller]

Because I don't get the type of hecklers who'll be like, man, you people who want to say some or be a part of the show or some like that. I haven't had too many bad experiences, but I. I mean, in the earlier days, it was up.

[Podcast Co-host]

The way y' all freestyle on stage is crazy. Like, I know we have a show and we just be rambling, but y' all doing it in front of live audience and y' all just. I was watching a clip the other day. Dude came to the show with some gloves on.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah.

[Podcast Co-host]

And y' all just started going, bro, that was so funny, bro. Bro.

[DJ Wells]

They'll go from torturing somebody to singing a song about the person, freestyle, and then go back to the person and then find somebody else. Somebody, bro. That's talent that you can't even follow.

[Podcast Co-host]

And the chemistry, that's the most important.

Yeah, that rock and roll song, I was like, they D is crazy, bro.

No, for sure.

[Carlos Miller]

That's the best part about it, man. I think wilding out really was the springboard for all of that, because every day we had to come and, like, be creative in a different way because, you know, you kind of center the episodes around the guest.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

So you got that one episode we got to dress up like wrestlers. One episode we did rock music, and then one episode we might make a love song or. You know what I mean? Just playing to the different audiences. So that's what really, like, helped us hone the skills to be on stage. And that's what built the chemistry, too. And plus, you got somebody who's super talented, like. Like dc. This dude can sing.

[Podcast Co-host]

Hell yes.

[Carlos Miller]

Do back flips, play instruments. And he wanted them. Them hood kids who, like, if he do it a couple times, he'll around and figure out how to get good at it. And then Chico, the same way, he got an incredible improvs, you know what I mean? And he like, oh, yeah. He's into so many different things, so it's like a variety that he brings to the table. And then me, I'm just like the facilitator I with everything. Yeah. I'm like, how can we put all this together so we all know our roles and we play the hell out of them.

[Podcast Co-host]

Hell, yeah.

[DJ Wells]

And it shows for sure, man. Been killing it for a very long time period. What's the dream, guest? You want to have my 85 South?

[Carlos Miller]

My dream guess. Let me see.

[DJ Wells]

Or somebody who ain't pulled up yet. You want them to slide somebody who

[Carlos Miller]

ain't pulled up yet.

[Podcast Co-host]

Oh, and I got something to ask about that, too.

[Carlos Miller]

I gotta get. I gotta get Kevin Gates on there. That's my dog Gates on there. I got. I would love to do a podcast with Barack Obama, but I want to be able to smoke weed with him.

[Podcast Co-host]

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[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, I know that's asking a lot.

[Podcast Co-host]

You got to catch it when he on his way out.

[Carlos Miller]

I know that's asking a lot but I definitely want to be somewhere and it's secure and and we can sit back and just blow, blow a good blunt and just talk about black man. Yeah and then you know, I want him to chase the blunt with a Newport.

[DJ Wells]

I was just saying, you know Barry, I don't with the Newport so they ain't too far fetched.

[Podcast Co-host]

He get hot too though, so it makes sense for sure.

[Carlos Miller]

I think I would love to do one with Oprah, too, just to be on that flirting with and see how she respond to it.

[Podcast Co-host]

I mean, I ain't.

[Carlos Miller]

I saw you look like she ain't with you.

[Podcast Co-host]

No, no, I want to look. I said Oprah kind of crazy. You said flirting. That kind of made me look at you. I want to flirt Oprah just so

[Carlos Miller]

it'll be on camera. So it didn't see how she responds.

[Podcast Co-host]

That's what I'm saying. I would talk to her because I seen the AI picture of her boy looking crazy. They put Ari about it. You told me.

Yeah, they put Ari body on Oprah

looking thing on that.

[DJ Wells]

Remember they did the Judge Judy. Everybody thought judge was strapped for no reason.

[Carlos Miller]

I love to do one with Jay

[DJ Wells]

Z, too, of course.

[Podcast Co-host]

Oh, yeah, that'll be dope.

That'll be fire.

Was the Rick Ross real?

[Carlos Miller]

What you mean?

[Podcast Co-host]

I don't know. We don't know.

[Carlos Miller]

Like, why everything you think I do is fake. I'm starting to get offended, bro.

[Podcast Co-host]

Nah, bro, you one of my favorite people.

[Carlos Miller]

Is this.

[Podcast Co-host]

This real? This is we having a real moment because we got a real. You feel me? It's just how that looked. Yeah, I think I might have hit him. I'm like, bro, ain't no way. Rick Ross just rocked out on. Yes, the it is.

[Carlos Miller]

And we done went back and studied the footage and everything. We can't figure out what.

[Podcast Co-host]

See what I'm saying?

He said the game.

You saw us. We sitting there like, any minute, and

[Carlos Miller]

they like, oh, he gone.

[Podcast Co-host]

The.

[Carlos Miller]

The crazy part about this is as big as Rick Rose is nobody saw him leave. We literally saw the get up and walk towards the bathroom. The bathroom is this way. The door is this way. That mean he had to walk back in front of us and we missed all.

[Podcast Co-host]

I'm asking that building, bro. I've been there. I'm like, ain't no way in. They missed this leaving.

[Carlos Miller]

We did.

[DJ Wells]

And that coat, too. He had a colorful jacket on.

[Carlos Miller]

I don't know what happened, man. You saw. He just recently tried to pop some and. Yeah, on the album and get in D.C. oh, Lord.

[Podcast Co-host]

Well, it might be something else then. Like this on the. One of the best shows in the world, bro. Why would you just.

[Carlos Miller]

He tried to look homie or something. Yeah, I don't think he respect.

[Podcast Co-host]

Respect that I with y', all, though, because y' all kept that player, though. That's why I respect y even more, cuz. Y a. Yeah, y' all could have turned up and you Know what I mean? Rightfully so. But y'.

[Carlos Miller]

All.

[Podcast Co-host]

Y' all moved on to the next thing.

[Carlos Miller]

We ain't. We ain't them type of people, bro. We would never invite nobody on our show to try to ask them some up. Look up. We like people that show us love. So when people come through, we going to try to make the best environment. We had about 200 chicken wings, 7, 8, 9, 10 bottles of bell. We had the look cookies and everything. You didn't even know he had cookies and did you?

[Podcast Co-host]

No.

[Carlos Miller]

D. Terrible, but n. But real.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah. Cause y' all show like, I ain't been on y' all show, but I'm just saying how broken play nabbing them like, yeah, y' all show hella love, bro. So I was just. I don't know. I was just confused.

[Carlos Miller]

I hate when, like, that happened because now you can't even enjoy that type of no more. You know how many Rick Ross songs I used to with now that don't even hit the side off Gonna walk out on us. Talk about DC can't cross the gun line. I don't know what. I don't know what the. We went wrong with this.

[DJ Wells]

Oh, man, that sound like us a masterpiece, man. Man, that's Master P, man.

[Carlos Miller]

Master P walked out.

[DJ Wells]

N. He ain't walk out, boy.

[Carlos Miller]

He chumped y' all off.

[DJ Wells]

Whatever happened, man, we did a live show in New York. He said, hey, man, I ain't talking about no music. Damn.

[Podcast Co-host]

Remember that? The worst. The worst part about it was the circumstances were different. But it. It's not funny, but I can laugh about it now. This is the biggest hater in the world.

[Carlos Miller]

Dang.

[Podcast Co-host]

So this my.

[Carlos Miller]

I love the second bigger, cuz. I know a no, this here. Here.

[Podcast Co-host]

No, this here. And I'm not saying, like, hating like he be hating on somebody down. It's just him like, I love this example. This was singing P. So he like doing the. Singing the song P Looking at this like, lame ass if you don't talk about my education and like that. He like, nah, P. This is the. This was so mad, bro. I had to hold my composure because I know him like the back of my head, bro. He did not get give a, bro. He like, n. This is my sister. We used to sing this in the house all the time. Just trying to honor him on some cool, bro. Shut my down.

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[Podcast Co-host]

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The rest of this. That's. That really happened. Man, we excited to do this interview, though. When Mike said, now, y' all about to get P.E. i'm like, Bro, this is crazy. I was changing.

[DJ Wells]

We get to go to New York,

[Podcast Co-host]

play this song right when I say this moment.

[DJ Wells]

My team made a set list for the live show. We had never had that happen before.

[Carlos Miller]

Damn.

[Podcast Co-host]

He was my favorite artist, so, yeah, he was.

[Carlos Miller]

Who is now?

[Podcast Co-host]

I mean, Jay Z was number one, but he was like a strong. After Wayne.

[Carlos Miller]

Who'd you replace him with now?

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, man, anybody.

[DJ Wells]

It's an open spot.

[Carlos Miller]

On the truth. Sometimes. Sometimes you shouldn't meet the people that.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, I hate.

I met him, and I never believed. Believe that until that I said, damn. That's kind of. If he was cool. We was backstage talking, he was cool. He was cool than a. But one of them lights got on, and we had to wait, you know? I mean, some was happening, but technical difficulties.

[Carlos Miller]

I'll tell y' all off camera. The I wish I would have never met. Yeah, yeah, we don't want to do this here. Was doing the absolute most. I was like, should have never met this.

[Podcast Co-host]

Oh, God.

[DJ Wells]

Disappointment, man. Get well soon. Hey, man, obviously, you know, you au dad. We always talk about the parents involved in sports, man. What's that like for you, man? Man, obviously being notable, Going to your son's games and supporting like that, they bother you in the crowd. You just get to be a parent from afar.

[Carlos Miller]

Nah, I don't let that bother me because it ain't about me. I'm like, hey, watch the game. You watch my son?

[DJ Wells]

Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

I'm his biggest cheerleader, man. I'll be out there like t mor. I'm not talking big. Don't let him do some exciting, bro.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

Cause like, my son, he dunked a lot.

[Podcast Co-host]

He love.

[Carlos Miller]

So anytime he dunk, I do some. I might go back, buy five hot dogs and give them away or something. You know what I'm saying? I'm.

[DJ Wells]

No, no.

[Carlos Miller]

They've been at the game with me. Hey, everybody over here getting nachos, so.

[Podcast Co-host]

Oh, damn.

[Carlos Miller]

My son, he's really good at basketball, and to see him excel at some that I didn't do. It's like, all my advice sound like some. Like, he be wanting to listen, but like that. What you know about d Like, hey, listen to me. Hey, land on both feet. So I'll be trying to come with some that I know he ain't just gonna hear from the regular spot, but I'll be out there, and I'll be. You know, I'll be Giving them the game and.

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[Carlos Miller]

You know, working with him on the.

[Podcast Co-host]

That he working with.

[Carlos Miller]

With his trainer. And then he'll do the. And I'm like, see, I told you. Then he incorporated in the game. And then he like, all right, look, bro. Cause he's six' six. He called me little bro. I let him get away with that.

[Podcast Co-host]

I didn't know.

[DJ Wells]

I knew.

[Podcast Co-host]

I watched. I was watching.

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Yeah.

I thought at least.

Where you want to go to school?

[Carlos Miller]

I don't know yet. I don't know. We've been talking about it back and forth. I'm.

[Podcast Co-host]

Let him say it. We say one day.

[DJ Wells]

When he.

[Podcast Co-host]

When he announces. When he do the announce. We got to come on club 5:20 in the morning.

Let him call me.

[Carlos Miller]

You want him to come on, have the hatch laid out. I do it up for my boy for sure.

[DJ Wells]

Let's get this money.

[Carlos Miller]

We had Ashton Miller going to ITT Tech N. That's my boy, man.

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[Carlos Miller]

To my son.

[Podcast Co-host]

Now that's hard. When you. When did you realize, like, damn, this little. Actually kind of nice.

[Carlos Miller]

He always been into sports.

[Podcast Co-host]

Like, yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

Athletically gifted. And so it was one time when he was playing football and he was way bigger than all the rest of the kids. He might have been probably 6ft tall. 6112 or 13 or something like that. I seen they. He was playing wide receiver either, and they threw the ball and he had like five dudes on him, and he just. I thought it was gonna be football, but once I saw him on the basketball court, it was completely different. He'd been playing basketball since he was 6 75, you know, 5, 6, 7 years old.

[Podcast Co-host]

Okay.

[Carlos Miller]

So it's always one of the bigger kids. So once I saw that he was really like, studying that, and he had a better form than everybody, and he had a better understanding. That was like.

[Podcast Co-host]

That's when I started.

[Carlos Miller]

Start trying to grow his talent.

[Podcast Co-host]

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[Carlos Miller]

Send me some numbers, man. I need to get him with the training and all that.

[Podcast Co-host]

I got you. Whatever you like it in.

[DJ Wells]

He definitely Coach T got you.

[Podcast Co-host]

Of course, if you ain't, you ain't trying, bro. This is a different over there.

[DJ Wells]

Damn.

[Podcast Co-host]

He'll make a phone call. I didn't see him get some in some college, bro.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, man, I've been really. It's been really dope just to watch him, though. Yeah. Because you know how it is. Like, you know, basketball ain't no easy and Then I'm seeing him catch the lives with the left hand and, you know, just working on. I'm like, man, I don't know where you even get all this.

[Podcast Co-host]

Ain't nobody. You had nobody in your family that was athletic? That's like, damn. They probably. I mean, yeah, I got a.

[Carlos Miller]

My cousin actually is really, really athletic. My cousin. Shout out to Shelby McEwen. He just did. You know Shaq. He got the dunk, man.

[DJ Wells]

Oh, yeah.

[Podcast Co-host]

Oh, yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

My cousin is. He went to the University of Alabama and he was like one of the top high jumpers in the. He's on the. He got a silver medal at the Olympics.

[Podcast Co-host]

Oh, damn. Oh, he's super.

[Carlos Miller]

Oh, and yeah, he was. He was really one of them. He got. Had like a 47 inch vertical. Yeah, yeah.

[Podcast Co-host]

What's his name?

[Carlos Miller]

He went to the Olympics and I think he had jumped like 7ft or some like that. What happened? He. He literally tied for gold and they did a jump off, and him and the guy, they. They both scratched, but they got it. So he just. He took the silver medal. As opposed to just splitting the goat.

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[Carlos Miller]

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[DJ Wells]

Out and put.

[Carlos Miller]

Tell your people, Shelby McEwen.

[DJ Wells]

Okay.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

Pull them up.

[DJ Wells]

Respect to the lynch for sure.

[Podcast Co-host]

Okay.

[DJ Wells]

You have a model that I live by in my house. Quit touching. Where did that come from, brother, Please tell me the orders of that, cuz I stand behind that ministry.

[Carlos Miller]

My mama used to say that to me growing up when I was. We used to go in the store and she like, just quit touching all the damn time. I was very destructive as a child growing up.

[DJ Wells]

See that?

[Carlos Miller]

So she used to always tell me to leave alone on, and that's something that always stuck with me. There you go, right there, Shelby.

[Podcast Co-host]

Respect. That's hard.

[DJ Wells]

I think it's hilarious that you said they're grown people like you said to adults and stuff, and that's hilarious. Hey, quit touching.

[Carlos Miller]

You know what made that stick with me, though? When I was up and didn't have no bread, I used to go in places and I'll be looking, man, like, hey, don't with nothing. You ain't got to worry about having. Yeah.

[Podcast Co-host]

You ain't got to pay for it for sure.

[Carlos Miller]

Quit touching. Leave alone.

[Podcast Co-host]

This help all the time.

[Carlos Miller]

But you me, I say that people get up.

[Podcast Co-host]

Mama t tell you quit touching. You ain't give a.

[Carlos Miller]

Leave it alone.

[Podcast Co-host]

N. He ain't leave alone that it was coming with him. He ain't never seen nothing. He in life for sure.

[Carlos Miller]

Y' all cousins. Y Grew up.

[Podcast Co-host]

That what he talking about.

[DJ Wells]

I was young.

[Podcast Co-host]

He was 16. He was 17.

No, I wasn't. I had some money committed to way for.

He almost had a case that's like

this about nine, about 13.

[DJ Wells]

What was just a spree.

[Podcast Co-host]

No, I had no money. We go to the store that's come with me. If I like it, it would come with me.

[Carlos Miller]

I'll be scared to even admit like that on camera because I don't know where we at with the laws. And they got all these flops.

[Podcast Co-host]

These was flea markets. This was fake anyway. I was stealing fake. Damn.

[DJ Wells]

It wasn't no cameras in the flea market. Them jabones were definitely right in.

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[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

Turned into Levi.

[Podcast Co-host]

No fake fake forces fake.

[Carlos Miller]

None of that.

[Podcast Co-host]

That's crazy. I just been in Biloxi in Jackson.

[Carlos Miller]

Ain't no. Ain't no Gucci, ain't no Louis, ain't no flea market. It's just. Is what it is.

[Podcast Co-host]

Jackson got them all.

[Carlos Miller]

Jackson do. We don't have none of that.

[DJ Wells]

Damn, you don't.

[Podcast Co-host]

They don't got it now.

[Carlos Miller]

No damn.

[Podcast Co-host]

Ole Miss is out there.

They're getting a lot of money out there.

[Carlos Miller]

Ole Miss, you gotta go to Memphis. They buy like that. Okay.

[Podcast Co-host]

How far is Memphis from Austria?

[Carlos Miller]

It's about 40, 45 minutes.

[Podcast Co-host]

Oh, okay. So you can go to the mall. Memphis

[Carlos Miller]

dangerous as they be getting. Like a lot of them Ole Miss students that go to Memphis, they be getting broke off.

[Podcast Co-host]

Costo broke into them nil niggas. Yeah, yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

But yeah, it ain't really nowhere like that to spend a whole lot of money on. Just in Miss.

[Podcast Co-host]

It's kind. That's like a good and a bad thing though.

Yeah.

If you go to Ole Miss, you gonna save your bread.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah. You gonna deal with some though.

[DJ Wells]

I guess it's a little bit of trade off there.

[Podcast Co-host]

I mean, being close to Memphis though, bro, you gonna be making that drive, bro.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, you can definitely. For sure you gonna go to Memphis. Because if you got to like, that's the closest airport. That's the closest place to go shopping. That's the closest place to really go experience like some nightlife, clubbing.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, I think they was getting k.

[Carlos Miller]

Ole missing this is giving them that money since before you could look it up way back. Ole Miss is always.

[Podcast Co-host]

Ain't that where Michael or went?

Yeah, yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

Ole Miss has always been in the center. The center of controversy when it come to hand players all the way back from the late 80s to early 90s.

[Podcast Co-host]

So are you an Ole Miss fan?

[Carlos Miller]

Absolutely. That's the right there. The game from the house.

[DJ Wells]

That's crazy fit by Lane leaving, huh? How you feel about Lane, K?

[Carlos Miller]

He should have never been there.

[Podcast Co-host]

That's our guy.

[Carlos Miller]

I don't with him.

[Podcast Co-host]

Why you he get money.

[Carlos Miller]

That's our guy.

[Podcast Co-host]

He had y' all lit, though.

Forever. Lane.

[Carlos Miller]

We was lit before we got there. What a shut the up. Miss been lit since Billy Brewer. David Cutcliffe had old Miss Turner turn up.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, but in the new era.

Yeah.

[DJ Wells]

I was struggling out there, man.

[Carlos Miller]

Oh, I can't say that, man. I don't with Lane like.

[Podcast Co-host]

I respect you don't because he left Rick Ross.

[Carlos Miller]

I don't with him because the way he left.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, he left crazy.

[DJ Wells]

That's what he crazy.

[Carlos Miller]

You know, that was real disrespect. Showing him love.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

That not Ole Miss ox old missing two different things. Like Ole Miss is. Say Ole Miss is in the middle, then Oxford is around Ole Miss. It's really like. It's. It's the old.

[Podcast Co-host]

So I remember DJ send me that

[Carlos Miller]

whole separate world, but it's right in the middle of the city.

[DJ Wells]

My boy Lane.

[Podcast Co-host]

Remember what I taught you.

[DJ Wells]

Yes.

[Podcast Co-host]

I'm out this.

He said shout out to y. I

[DJ Wells]

hope y' all got a lot of

[Podcast Co-host]

success in this league, in this tournament. I got to go get this money.

[Carlos Miller]

He did that.

[DJ Wells]

But he's left other places worse the way he left TC for us.

[Podcast Co-host]

He be left leaving.

[DJ Wells]

That's why he to go.

[Carlos Miller]

He be leaving.

[DJ Wells]

I leave. Don't nobody leave me.

[Podcast Co-host]

I respect. I respect.

[Carlos Miller]

He like to be part of the journey with Shout out to Deuce McAllister.

[DJ Wells]

That's my favorite old come on SA legend, man.

[Podcast Co-host]

It was cold on, man.

[Carlos Miller]

Hell, yeah, man.

[DJ Wells]

That Tennessee, they was burning mattresses. They was mad as hell. He left Tennessee to go usc and they got up out of there the same dude. That's what we need on the pod. We need a Lane Kiffin episode for sure. Oh, Lane Kiffin be in. It's going legendary.

[Podcast Co-host]

We breaking the interview than that.

[Carlos Miller]

Shout out to DK Metcalf and AJ Brown, too.

[Uncle Lazer]

Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

Young at Ole Miss, too.

[Podcast Co-host]

Metcalf was crazy.

[DJ Wells]

That's one of the craziest athletes we've probably ever seen, bro.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, who dk?

[DJ Wells]

Yeah, bro. He not real human being, bro.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, for sure.

[DJ Wells]

N. It's going down for sure, man.

[Carlos Miller]

His mom can hoop real good, too.

[Podcast Co-host]

For real.

[DJ Wells]

Shout out to Linux come from athletic background.

[Podcast Co-host]

Background.

So y' all music scene was pretty much Memphis.

[Uncle Lazer]

Yep.

[Carlos Miller]

Growing up, we listen to a lot

[Podcast Co-host]

of that eight ball MJG3.6 mafia player

[Carlos Miller]

fly gangster, black skinny pimp.

[Podcast Co-host]

Damn.

My nephew just learned about hustle and flow.

[DJ Wells]

Yeah. Because he already started watching hustling.

[Carlos Miller]

That shit is so accurate to the. To the landscape. I thought it was a documentary for real, man.

[Podcast Co-host]

Where I'm from. Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

A take a box Chevy and. And two pounds of weed over any damn thing. Damn near, bro.

[Podcast Co-host]

Wow.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, man.

[Podcast Co-host]

So really tapped in, man.

[Carlos Miller]

For real. We just thought the only thing that like, the biggest criticism is the accent. The accent wasn't like the. The cadence was right, but the accent was a little too. Yeah, I think the accent was more like. Like Mississippi.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, it was. It was way more country for sure. But to know that that was a reflection of where you from is crazy. I thought it was just a movie shot in Memphis.

That's fine.

[DJ Wells]

Shout out to Terence Howard, man.

[Podcast Co-host]

That's absolutely.

He played the. Out of the road, bro.

[DJ Wells]

They had that whole song, bro. Terence Howard really had that.

[Podcast Co-host]

They really played in Memphis, though. That's what's making fire at the game. Whoop. That trip.

But they won something. A big ass award off that Scarface.

[Carlos Miller]

Al Capone wrote that song, I think.

[DJ Wells]

Yeah, he performed that for sure.

[Podcast Co-host]

But they. They won a Grammy.

[DJ Wells]

Yeah. 36.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, it was.

It's bigger than the Grammy.

[Carlos Miller]

I mean, it won an Oscar.

[Podcast Co-host]

Oscar.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah. A couple Grammys too, though.

[Podcast Co-host]

They won an Oscar.

Wild. That was crazy. I remember Paul up there.

[Carlos Miller]

Scar face Al Capone.

[DJ Wells]

That's crazy.

[Podcast Co-host]

Scarf face Al be 20 years old, bro. Old ass movie.

[DJ Wells]

That's old as the fact that M didn't know that. It's hilarious.

[Podcast Co-host]

Nah, he did shout out to my brother.

Poof.

[DJ Wells]

Shiesty, man.

[Carlos Miller]

Nah, Damn, he done up.

[DJ Wells]

Yeah, man.

[Podcast Co-host]

He didn't even get to experience.

He never got his hits, bro.

[Carlos Miller]

No, bro.

[Podcast Co-host]

Back in the club.

[DJ Wells]

FDO went back to jail.

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah.

[DJ Wells]

Two bangers.

[Podcast Co-host]

I seen him perform in the club in Atlanta. That was. That was it.

[Carlos Miller]

I don't even want to be in a club with some young just performing any rap song.

[Podcast Co-host]

But now when he first came out here, you going?

Who?

Chief? Absolutely.

Yeah.

[DJ Wells]

I told you be him in there. I need to hear that, bro.

[Carlos Miller]

It is the real is free.

[Podcast Co-host]

You go and see something brosa too. Yeah.

Yes, bro.

[Carlos Miller]

It's facts.

[Podcast Co-host]

My boy used to sing that. He was four years old. Bobby used to sing that at four.

You taking Bobby?

Yes. We're going to see that, bro.

I'm scared. Scared.

[Carlos Miller]

You going?

[Podcast Co-host]

Yeah, scared. But I'm going, chief.

Ke. I feel like it's just different now because everybody, like, is damn near really grown now, bro. Them grown like her boy.

[Carlos Miller]

He escaped all of that.

[DJ Wells]

He left. He was a smart person that left.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, he escaped all that. I with Chief KE too. He noticing that he's been popping out a lot more. He's a lot more. He doing podcast and interviews and we just. White people love this.

[Podcast Co-host]

What?

Yes.

[Carlos Miller]

Something about a dangerous black person.

[Podcast Co-host]

It is true, though. Concerts and festival was up, though. What?

We seen him at jco.

Jco. They was going crazy.

[Carlos Miller]

Bar for bar.

[DJ Wells]

No skips either. They left them in there.

[Podcast Co-host]

He the biggest man.

[DJ Wells]

N man, we gotta pull up for sure, man, before we get out here. Car tell people that can find you, brother.

[Carlos Miller]

You can find me in America.

[Podcast Co-host]

America.

[DJ Wells]

You may like social media or anything.

[Carlos Miller]

I've been in this so long. If you find me by now, you ain't looking. You ain't looking, but I'll be around.

[DJ Wells]

Come on, Man. Heights 85 South. The legend on tour, man. Big Dog, we appreciate you sliding on us again, man.

[Carlos Miller]

Thank y' all for having me, man. I appreciate you pull it up on y' all at. At the restaurant and come on with All Stars, baby. See where y' all taking this, man? Anytime I'm around, I'm pulling up. Anytime y' all in Atlanta, pulling up. Y got anything to promote, send it. Let's keep the network strong, man, with this right here. This gonna live a lot longer than you know what I mean?

[Podcast Co-host]

That's what we want, bro. Yes, bro.

[DJ Wells]

I gotta pull up to the garage, bro. I gotta pull up to the garage, man. Come on, man. I gotta see the.

[Carlos Miller]

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[DJ Wells]

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[Carlos Miller]

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[Podcast Co-host]

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[Carlos Miller]

When you get that convertible, that's all right.

[DJ Wells]

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[Podcast Co-host]

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[Carlos Miller]

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[DJ Wells]

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[Podcast Co-host]

I'm going get the one for my girl.

[Carlos Miller]

Get the S for the ladies. Your girl?

[Podcast Co-host]

Yes, the soft top.

I'm getting a converter.

I got about 13k.

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Yeah, let me hold about 7.

[Carlos Miller]

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[DJ Wells]

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[Podcast Co-host]

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[DJ Wells]

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[DJ Wells]

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