Fat Joe & Jadakiss DROP GEMS on SUCCESS in hip hop industry + Joe's CRAZY weight loss (w/ Kocky Ka)

Summary

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Joe and Jada Podcast: "Fat Joe & Jadakiss DROP GEMS on SUCCESS in hip hop industry + Joe's CRAZY weight loss"

Episode Date: November 4, 2025
Guests: Cocky Khan
Hosts: Fat Joe & Jadakiss

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Episode Overview

In this episode of Joe and Jada, hip-hop legends Fat Joe and Jadakiss welcome rising New York rapper Cocky Khan to share stories about navigating success—from personal struggles and authenticity in music to maintaining health and the importance of trustworthy circles. The trio dive deep into hip-hop culture, the evolution of the sound, surviving and thriving in the current scene, and Fat Joe opens up about his own journey of weight loss and transformation.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Cocky Khan’s Background and Rise

• Cocky Khan talks about coming up in Brooklyn, surrounded by a supportive yet tough environment.
• He emphasizes the importance of channeling pain and real life into his music.
• Discusses the transition from classic "bar-heavy" rapping to infusing melody and vulnerability (04:56–10:04)
  • Quote:
    “We just having fun. We just, you know… New York, we fall on what's the wave. Drill was the wave... then we like, yo, like, get them what we really going through... Let’s think bigger than New York. Let's think worldwide.”
    — Cocky Khan [09:12]

2. Impact of Loss and Using Music as Therapy

• Cocky Khan opens up about losing his father suddenly and the effect it had on him personally and musically.

  • Quote:
    “Like, you wake up in the morning, you know them deaths, like, let's just be, like, sudden...You just wake up in the morning, just happen. He gone…I never lost nobody like, that close before…We just put that shit in the pain. If you don’t put that shit in the music…studio was kinda like therapy.”
    — Cocky Khan [07:00–08:13]

• Fat Joe and Jada highlight Cocky’s raw ability to be present and vulnerable in his lyrics, recognizing its importance in today’s hip-hop landscape.

  • Quote:
    “Your music is like, you're in the moment… and you talking that shit, especially the youth. They all dying. They all killing each other. They need to hear that.”
    — Fat Joe [08:18]

3. Navigating Fame & Staying Grounded

• Cocky reflects on the rapid shift of being recognized everywhere, pointing out how different “motion” feels when your face and story become known on a mass level (11:00).

• Discussion on keeping solid people around and gratitude for having a trustworthy, long-standing core team:

  • “Anybody around me, we got 20 plus years in…he was kind of like big bro. Major key for me.”
    — Cocky Khan [12:22]

• Jada and Fat Joe stress the value of humility and how it plays a role in longevity.

4. Ownership and Hard Work in Hip Hop

• Key emphasis on independence, taking ownership of music, and the grind required behind the scenes (13:32–13:54).

  • “Overnights in the studio... something gotta come out of there.”
    — Cocky Khan [13:38]

• Fat Joe draws a line between luck and sacrifice in the game:

  • “To be supremacy in this game, it’s a lot of sacrifice. Some people think maybe they got lucky… but I don’t think you could cheat the success.”
    — Fat Joe [15:29]

5. Studio Sessions & Creative Process

• Cocky explains that despite the party vibe, most sessions are small, focused, and vulnerable spaces.

  • “A regular studio session is just me and like probably three of my guys… that’s part of why I’m the most vulnerable, myself in there…”
    — Cocky Khan [16:32–17:16]

• The importance of authentic feedback is highlighted over “yes men” mentality (17:29–18:37).

6. Relationship Dynamics, Health & Temptation

• Playful but real discussions about women, relationships, and how to stay focused:

  • “Seek the kingdom... sometimes your vision of you, your team might not…they could fuck the whole shit up.”
    — Fat Joe [19:43, 22:24]

• Discussion of food, health, and cheat meals, intertwining humor, and serious talk about legacy and life choices (27:53–32:41):

  • Fat Joe goes into detail about his weight loss journey and the traps people fall into regarding quick fixes versus consistency and habit formation:

    • “I was 480, almost 500 pounds…The biggest mistake…is if your man work out and says okay, you big, and they throw the biggest weights on you—you never going back. You don’t need that... All you need is a week, right? If you go every day.”
      — Fat Joe [44:30–45:11]

  • On habit:
    “After 21 days, then it becomes a root… a lifestyle regime.”
    — Jada [45:16]

7. Advice and Gems for the Next Generation

• The importance of keeping visionaries and people who want the best around you, even if it means letting go of childhood friends.

  • “You got to really figure it out…please y’all want to see me do good…let me go…They almost gotta look at you like a kid that might be going to the league.”
    — Fat Joe [23:01–23:17]

• Fat Joe shares about the consequences of negative influences in a public figure's circle and the reality that, right or wrong, the famous one gets the blame [23:17–24:13].

8. Sharing Music & Legacy

• Cocky Khan performs live verses, including deeply personal pieces about his late father (“Proud of Me”).

• The hosts stress the gravity of sharing your story on a major stage and how every barbershop in America is watching (55:41–59:04).

  • “If you still got your parents, hold them tight. I know you proud of me…look at all… I prevailed…the youngest of your seeds making sure the family eat well…”
    — Cocky Khan, “Proud of Me” [58:25]

• Fat Joe: “This kid is the future. I know.” [52:13]

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• Fat Joe:
  “We took a big boy, made him a sex symbol, right? I see what you doing out here… You got the 20 girls behind you. That’s a big pun right here.” [14:01]
• Cocky Khan:
  “Us as men... we don’t really talk to nobody… So studio was kind of like therapy, you think?” [08:13]
• Jada:
  “I like how humble you are… Every time I speak to you, you got the same good ear.” [13:03]
• Fat Joe (on health):
  “I was 480, almost 500 pounds… I lost it in phases… Cardio, walking, then the elliptical’s good on your knees… All you need is a week, right?” [44:30–45:11]
• Fat Joe (about music and honesty):
  “I’m real honest when it comes to the music… I’ll try my best way to let you down in the nicest way, but if it ain't it to me, I’m not gonna sit here and do that.” [17:36]

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• [04:20–08:13] Cocky Khan’s Upbringing, Loss & Using Pain for Art
• [11:00–12:22] Adjusting to Fame & The Importance of Core Team
• [12:22–13:54] Building a Trustworthy Team & Humility
• [15:29–16:23] No Shortcuts to Success
• [16:23–18:37] Creative Process, Studio Sessions, and Feedback
• [19:43–23:17] On Relationships, Team Dynamics, & Avoiding Pitfalls
• [27:53–32:13] Food, Health, and Cheat Meals
• [44:30–47:29] Fat Joe’s Weight Loss Journey, Advice on Fitness
• [55:05–58:25] Cocky Khan’s “Proud of Me” Performance

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Memorable Moments

• Fat Joe’s classic tales about out-eating buffets and fast food chains, using humor to segue into discussions on self-control and healthy lifestyle changes.
• Live performances from Cocky Khan—the emotional power of “Proud of Me” resonates strongest, with honest bars about grief and ambition.
• Insights on staying humble and not getting caught up with “yes men” or fleeting hype.
• Jada and Fat Joe stressing legacy, discipline, and vision for the next generation of hip-hop artists.

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Conclusion

Cocky Khan emerges as a new voice for resilience and vulnerability in New York rap, with Fat Joe and Jadakiss offering OG-level guidance and real-life gems. The episode is a showcase of bridging generations, staying grounded, and never losing sight of your purpose—even as you celebrate the wins. As Fat Joe puts it:

“This kid is the future. I know.” [52:13]

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Transcript

[Cocky Khan]

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[Cocky Khan]

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[Jada]

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[Fat Joe]

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[Cocky Khan]

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[Fat Joe]

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[Fat Joe]

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[Jada]

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[Cocky Khan]

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[Fat Joe]

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[Jada]

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[Fat Joe]

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[Jada]

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[Fat Joe]

If I go on the Golden Corral, you took an l. If it's 1999 plus drink your ass is under the water. Like, I'm like, y'. All. Yeah, yeah. What up, y'?

[Dr. Elizabeth Poynter]

All.

[Fat Joe]

This Joe Crack the dawn.

[Jada]

Your boy Jada. You know what it is? The Joe and Jada show. Every show legendary, every show iconic.

[Fat Joe]

Sometimes you gotta see the future.

[Jada]

Definitely. That's what we do. Representing New York City, you know what I mean? Representing that new sound, representing that pain. Represent hard working. If you got tick tock, if you got any type of platform, you see them every day, you hear them every minute. Ladies and gentlemen, make some noise for Cocky Khan. So, man, welcome to the couch, bro. You probably the youngest that made it to the couch, you know what I mean? We a global show, bro. We definitely represent New York for sure. We wanted to have you on, let the people know what you doing, let them know how you rocking. I want to know how you. I me just reached out to you. I linked up.

[Cocky Khan]

Basically, for me, like, when we first started, man, we just fan of Meek for me, no doubt. Favorite. One of the favorite rappers, man, y', all, you know, pioneers of this New York for sure, man. Like, I grew up watching y', all, man. For sure. Meek, he just tapped in for me, you know, we just put in work and he just tapped in, man, like, got it. Keep going. He always show love, like, yo, anytime we post on, we was going viral. Freestyles, just throwing freestyles, throwing them out there like, like, I came in rapping, like, really, like, ballsy for me. And then we switched it over to, like, that really, like, melodic, giving them that ping, ping.

[Fat Joe]

Is barred up.

[Cocky Khan]

Oh, man, it's crazy for me.

[Fat Joe]

I know it's barred up. This ain't no. By the way, this the Joe and Jada show. It ain't no lollipop in this. This kid is the future.

[Cocky Khan]

That's love.

[Fat Joe]

And I'm never wrong. And so the Game always love a big boy.

[Cocky Khan]

Oh, come on, man.

[Fat Joe]

For Heavy Duty to Biggie Smalls, Big Pun, the Ross, Fat Joe, the game lover, big boy and us big boys, right? Even though I lost a lot of weight. We got like a silent language that we like. We cheer each other on and we just show man love some first I see you. I see you walking with. Not Beyonce, but Beyonce. She got the bags. She smiling like she love life. A cocky car with her like this, like, you know that guy.

[Cocky Khan]

Come on, baby.

[Fat Joe]

Yo, cocky cow. This guy living the life right here.

[Cocky Khan]

He's just living, man. Come on. We just living, man. For me, yo. Come on, we just. We just. We just living, man. Come on, man, we just you doing the things you like to do, man.

[Fat Joe]

Who is this guy, right? And then I started listening to your music, and I was like, oh, shit, we got one slow.

[Cocky Khan]

That mean a lot.

[Fat Joe]

And so how's it feel to be young? I seen the song. Is that a true story about your pops wasn't in your life? Break that down to us. Oh, man. You was born in Brooklyn, raised in Brooklyn, man.

[Cocky Khan]

So tell us about New York, man.

[Fat Joe]

You know, what made you write that song? And so many people could relate to that, for sure.

[Cocky Khan]

Yeah. I came from, for me, Brooklyn East New York. Bam was, to be exact, for me, Bambas. That's a fact. You feel me?

[Fat Joe]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Cocky Khan]

Going with my moms and my pops in my life. For me, I had both. Pain was super blessed for that for me. You know how important your pops is in your life. For me. Super important for me. Like, we go from seeing. Seeing a person, like a day to like, damn, I don't see him no more. For me, like, I'm in the crib. I'm one of the youngest. My mom at Park's house. I mean, children, Like, I'm the youngest boy. For me, I'm still in the crib. For me, like, damn, Like, I'm there. For me, like. Like, it's like, damn. Like, you wake up in the morning, you know them deaths, like, let's just be, like, sudden. Like, you won't know that she coming. Ain't sick, ain't no hospital. Yeah, you just wake up in the morning, just happen. He going for me. Like, I'm the only one in the crib, man. Like. Like, I seen my popsicle breath. For me, I tried it. Yeah, I tried to carry them out the bed for me. My grandma was like, came upstairs for me. It was wild. I live in a building. I got the biggest family in the hood. For me, like, came upstairs for me, like, you leave out the room, come back, he gone. I never lost nobody like, that close before. For me, it's like, damn, all right. Best. So that kind of hit hard for me. Hit OD for me. So I'm like, I bet. Like, it's go mode now. After that, we just put that shit in the pain. If you don't put that shit in the music, man, no, we don't really. We don't really talk to nobody. Us as men. For me, we don't really talk to nobody. For me, we don't got nobody to talk to. So studio was kind of like therapy, you think?

[Fat Joe]

When I listen to your music, man, it's all. How old are you?

[Cocky Khan]

27.

[Fat Joe]

Man, it's so hard for a person your age to really reach down in the moment. And not really, you know. I know you like to spoil yourself, watches and clothes, but your music is like, you're in the moment. You're right in the moment, and you talking that shit, especially the youth. They all dying. They all killing each other. They need to hear that, and they need that type of inspiration.

[Cocky Khan]

Fact.

[Fat Joe]

See, somebody like you who made it from the trenches or who's making it, what made you just come so real. This ain't about bars. Gimmick this your shit straight. You talking like we talking, but we the OGs.

[Jada]

And you switched over, though, from just bar. Straight bars. The melodic pain with the bars.

[Cocky Khan]

And for sure, for sure.

[Jada]

Is that from your dad or that just.

[Cocky Khan]

That was kind of like. Yeah, like, I ain't gonna lie to you. Like, he was having fun before all this, before the deaths. For me, we just having fun. We just, you know, New York, we fall on. What's the wave? For me, Drill was the wave. The. The rapping, the.

[Fat Joe]

The.

[Cocky Khan]

The really ballsy. Like, that was the wave. You feel me? And then we like, yo, like, get them what we really going through. For me, like, we could talk about the other later, but let's get them really, like, what we really feeling, what we going through? And to me, like, we try to, like, fit in with the sexy Drill, shout out Cash and my brothers and shout out to them, man, we tried to fit in with that. And we like, yo, bro, like, let's just be us. For me, like, stink bigger than New York. For me. Let's think New York, we New York home all the time. New York always gonna be home. But let's get with sign, a worldwide, a bike, a field for me. And we just went with that. And that shit started working for me, like. And we just took off, man.

[Fat Joe]

All right, so what does it feel like when I remember my Uncle Dan. Dan. I don't want to tell Dan's business, but Dan was away for a little bit, right? And, yo, Jada, stop, stop.

[Jada]

Dan's my man.

[Fat Joe]

Yeah, but Uncle Dan was away, right? I remember he comes back and I tell him, I said, yo, it's a little different. Uncle Dan. I went to pick him up. I said, you know, it's not the same. I'm famous now. We gonna walk out of this courthouse and they gonna be wilding. Cause Flo Jo's number one, right? I'm trying to let him know, like, yo, this ain't you know your nephew that you went away last year, it's showing up. We came out, he was like, yo, what the fuck? And everybody chasing. What's that like, for one day? I know you popular in your own, but to step out and now everybody knows you. What's that like, that shit different.

[Cocky Khan]

Like, it's different. Super different. Like, yeah, we didn't have a buzz, but we was, like, kind of, like, lit in motion. You had motion, but this motion different. I don't know how y' all do it.

[Fat Joe]

Feel me like, swag.

[Jada]

Motion.

[Cocky Khan]

Oh, swag. I mean, I'm in a. I'm buying a car. I see somebody put me on the ig. I'm looking rough.

[Fat Joe]

You feel me?

[Cocky Khan]

I'm outside.

[Fat Joe]

Shorts on, socks for me.

[Cocky Khan]

One of this, man. I'm like, damn, they got me. But this is wild for me. Like, it's. It's a blessing, though, for me. Like, Sterling, it's wild, but it's like, damn. Like, they know who niggas is now for me. I remember walk by niggas for me, they know. They know who niggas is. They know what I'm doing for me. So. All right, we touching somebody for me.

[Fat Joe]

That's what I'm saying. And how do. Because I always worry about, like, it. You know, I used to coach at the Walker, right? There's some guys that should have made what's a man. Yo, you're not even letting me finish my sentence. I coach at the Rucker. There was some players. I give you one. My. My man a butter. I always felt like he should have been at NBA, but he had friends that misguided him. It was selling him the wrong thing. It was like, yo, you lit in Harlem. You don't got to really be in college and all that, but you being young, just getting into the bag. How hard is it to keep solid people around you? And do you have a solid team around you that you think you could trust?

[Cocky Khan]

For sure, for sure. Like, I definitely do. I feel like I definitely got a super solid team for me. Like, anybody around me, we got 20 plus years in. For me, I don't. You can't name nobody. I know. Like, you don't got less than for me, like, five years or 10, 15, 20 plus. I mean, like. And plus, the person I'm with now, my guy, old Gates, man, he's super, super solid, man. Like, super solid. Like, he was kind of like big brother, like, big bro. Yo, I bet you're not gonna do this. I guess you going, I now but you gotta learn. But like, let's do this. I mean, so I'm like, all right. Bet he gave a chance to learn. And actually it was major key for me. Super major key. But I definitely think I got a super core around, man. For sure.

[Jada]

No doubt. I like how humble you are. Appreciate you make ends was you remain humble. Every time I speak to you, you got the same good ear.

[Fat Joe]

This is the first time I speak to him. I seen him. I said, the big boy. I gotta bring him into there. Just means that's my man right there. You know, Enough. We got that underground, you know what I'm saying? I see him, I said, damn, man. You know what I'm saying? He wanted us sign the quality control.

[Cocky Khan]

Yes, sir. Yes, sir.

[Jada]

And your own.

[Cocky Khan]

Yeah. Dte man. For sure.

[Jada]

I'm pouring his ownership to you.

[Cocky Khan]

Super, super. I think it's definitely important for me. Because you put in all this work for me. It's like I gotta have sign for me something for all the work we put and put in to me at least. I mean, overnights in the studio for me. We working, man. We something gotta come out of there.

[Fat Joe]

Imagine 30 years of doing this. Come on. I done great. Dizzy.

[Cocky Khan (rapper's verse)]

Come on, man.

[Fat Joe]

You know I always tell a story, man, because, you know, we was young, we was hot, right? And so I got to think of. Because you remind me a lot. Your personality and your charisma. Big punt. And I see you a lot. Your videos. You got the 20 girls behind you. That's a big pun right here. We took a big boy, made him a sex symbol, right? I see what you doing out here. And I say to myself, I said, yo, man, I gotta reach out, let him know, you know, we appreciate what he doing. And just your approach. And so who's some of the guys you looked up to coming up in the game?

[Cocky Khan]

First of all, that mean a lot for me. For me. That's a fact. Definitely looked up.

[Dr. Elizabeth Poynter]

I can't even.

[Cocky Khan]

Honestly, I don't look to y' all too, for sure. Like coming to New York, man. Like, I wouldn't for me, like I looked up to Meek. For sure.

[Jada]

No doubt.

[Cocky Khan]

Yeah, Millie for sure. Shout out, bro. Can't lie big for me. That's who coming from Brooklyn for me. Like you said, man. Pun. Those are guys we really heard growing up on the radio. Even for me, like now you still hit them on the radio to this day. For me, that shit just made that feel good music for me. You know, you hear those type of songs the summer coming. It's about to get lit. It's fun. You feel me? Like, for the show, like, it got crazy, man. For sure. So it was. Definitely had an impact in my life, for sure.

[Fat Joe]

Yeah. My thing was, it was summers that we had the number one song, but we would stay like, everybody come honk the horn, and they in the trucks. Yo, it's stick. We over here. And punk be like, nah, you gotta write. You gotta stay focused. You gotta this. And I be like, yo, Pun, and they coming through. And we just. It's a lot of sacrifice to be supreme, to be supremacy in this game. It's a lot of sacrificing. And some people think maybe they got lucky and they shortcut it, but some people feel like they ain't got to go in there and put in that pain in that studio and all that. I don't think you could cheat the success, you know? What's it like for you? How did. What's your process of, like, all right, I'm about to write the song about this. Or you just hear the beat and then tell me what to say.

[Jada]

What's your studio sessions like? Oh, sessions is like a party.

[Cocky Khan]

Or. You know what's crazy? It's not even partying. I feel like the party definitely motivated niggas, though.

[Fat Joe]

Come on.

[Cocky Khan]

You're not going to allow. If the females in there, I'mma for me, they gonna make niggas do runs that I never did before. We just go get crazy in there. I ain't gonna fart. But, yeah, super motivation. But nah, usually I regular studio session is just me and, like, probably, like, three of my guys, two of my guys. It's not never too deep for me. Like, like, for me. Like, pause for me. There's never too many people in here for me. Oh, y', all. I watch this. You heard? But yeah, it's never too.

[Fat Joe]

Flag.

[Cocky Khan]

Yo. Crying now, but yeah, man. Yeah, that's a flag, though.

[Jada]

You a couple. You guys engineer?

[Cocky Khan]

Yeah.

[Jada]

Yeah.

[Cocky Khan]

It's super like, yeah, just me, man.

[Fat Joe]

Boof.

[Cocky Khan]

Quiet talk. And I'm in my feelings. I mean, that's. That's part of why I'm the most vulnerable for me, myself in there for me. So I'm like, yo, I bet like to put them on track. I'm like, yo, I need to be in here dully. And then if that feel good, track.

[Fat Joe]

Oh, yeah.

[Cocky Khan]

All right, let's everybody in. Let me know how y' all feel. I don't really like no yes men around me. Like, let me know if you ain't fuck with this track or not. Feel me?

[Fat Joe]

For sure, super duper important. And you could think, they ain't no yes man. But see, tomorrow, like, I remember they would invite me, right? So it would be an artist that we love and know. And they'd be like, yo, Joe, come to studio, listen to my new album, and they letting on the way. And that last album was a classic. But then they played the new album, and I'm in the studio, and the shit straight garbage. And everybody in the studio, they mans are banging into the wall like it's dope and all that. And you like, yo, like, Joe, what do you think? I'm like. I'm like, real honest when it comes to the music. I'll try my best way to let you down in the nicest way, but if it ain't it to me, I'm not gonna sit here and do that. And I watched too many sessions where they gassing dudes up, jumping like, I couldn't believe this shit. It happened to me a bunch of times in my life. That ever happened to you?

[Jada]

Each his own bottle patrol.

[Cocky Khan]

This. You know what I'm saying?

[Fat Joe]

Each bottle.

[Jada]

I mean, you got the power to put out music whenever you want.

[Cocky Khan]

Yeah, yeah, for sure. For sure. I let him listen to it.

[Fat Joe]

Yeah.

[Cocky Khan]

And mainly, like, anything I. I send to my girl and the team, like, they. They with me. She like, all right, bet. More. He like, yo, let's do it. Matter of fact, you just did that. Let's put it out tomorrow, next week. For me, I'm like, all right. Ban his doors. Yeah, man.

[Fat Joe]

What's up with the. The girls, man? They loving you because I heard you in there.

[Cocky Khan]

They're like, listen, man.

[Fat Joe]

It'S fiance. Your girl. It's fiance.

[Cocky Khan]

Yo, shout out Zoe. Nah, we just. Yo, look, man, we just having fun, man. For me, like, whoa, Jada. For me, like, just having fun, man. We working. We focus.

[Fat Joe]

Focus. You focus. Seek the kingdom. And it's ever too much. Just sink the kingdom. Seek the kingdom.

[Cocky Khan]

Yo, quiet, man. Take the kingdom, man.

[Fat Joe]

We gotta be careful out here. You gotta seek the kingdom sometimes.

[Cocky Khan]

True shit.

[Fat Joe]

Hard.

[Cocky Khan]

It's hard, man. Like, this shit is how scary you are.

[Fat Joe]

You gotta seek the kingdom.

[Cocky Khan]

Crying man.

[Fat Joe]

You know what's a bar that always resonate when it comes to. That, to me is Wild Wild Thoughts, Khaled's song, Wild Wild Thoughts. And Bryce Tiller goes, I probably shouldn't be around you. Like, that shit hits me, like, with a harpoon. Cause you know you ain't supposed to.

[Cocky Khan]

Hear that's a fact, dude.

[Fat Joe]

No, this is a problem.

[Jada]

That's when you're having wild thoughts.

[Fat Joe]

Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow. Motherfucker. Nice shit to be around you.

[Cocky Khan]

That's a what?

[Jada]

I have thoughts.

[Cocky Khan]

I have thoughts.

[Jada]

What's your plans for the next five years? Where you wanted, where you want yourself to be, where you want your label to be, where you want, where you.

[Fat Joe]

Want to be doing?

[Cocky Khan]

Basically, man, we want to be one, like, known for one of the hardest working cars in the game, man. For me, like, y' all still around. For me, I want to be like this. I mean, like, still want to be known. Coming from New York, it's hard. Like, we ain't really have nobody, like, really, like, stick around in a. Man, it's just really like a boogie. And like, for me, like, I want to be one of them cars. Like, yo, think of New York. You think about. All right, Khan, he with those grades. For me, like, for me. Yeah. Being more consistent. Yeah. I want to be able to help somebody else the same way somebody helped me. You feel me? Like me. Can't pull that verse for me. Like, I'm going to pay with y' all for me.

[Fat Joe]

Like, you doing shit.

[Cocky Khan]

Yeah, yeah, you doing super motion. Come on, man.

[Fat Joe]

I see the future very, very bright. You keep the right people and the right team around you. And look, I'm old and I'm still dusting dudes off.

[Cocky Khan]

Come on.

[Fat Joe]

I still got one or two left. You know, I came up. You know, I came up with a wild. I came up with a wild bunch of guys, man. And sometimes. This is the advice I'm giving you and everybody else who's watching. Sometimes your vision of you, your team might not, you know, your boys might not see the same thing for you. You might have a boy. That's crazy. Right?

[Cocky Khan]

Right.

[Fat Joe]

He think he want to shoot up Madison Square Garden while you performing.

[Jada]

Not thinking about.

[Fat Joe]

He don't give a fuck. His father been in jail his whole life. His brothers. He trying to prove some shit that you like. Yo, I'm trying to get to the Grammys. I'm trying to get on another level, and sometimes. Cause they don't have the same goals as you or the same vision as you. They could fuck the whole shit up. Oh, man.

[Cocky Khan]

Cool.

[Fat Joe]

Trust me. It happened to me.

[Cocky Khan]

That will just happen maybe a couple days ago as well.

[Fat Joe]

So you gotta stay away from that. Yeah, that will just happen.

[Cocky Khan]

That's why.

[Fat Joe]

Oh, you can't have that. You know what I'm saying? You gotta really figure it out. And you Gotta tell them, Listen, my brothers, I love you. Please. Y' all want to see me do good? Because I might. You know, I'm gonna spin back, make sure everybody's straight. But let me go.

[Cocky Khan]

You got.

[Fat Joe]

They almost gotta look at you like a kid that might be going to the league. Because what happens is, some of these guys, they don't give a fuck. And guess what? It could be the skinniest guy in the world. It could be your man, 80 pounds flat. Shoot up the club, they gonna say, cocky cock.

[Cocky Khan]

That's a fact.

[Fat Joe]

The skinniest nigga like this. And they're gonna be on the news. Rapper, cocky cop, you know this. And you like, yo, what the fuck? They always seem to find the famous one in the crew. It just historically works like that. So, you know, you got to start talking up the W. Because we love them. Because you know, with me, I say, I paid for maybe a hundred funerals in my. In. In my lifetime, for the whole hood.

[Jada]

That's right.

[Fat Joe]

And then I'll be thinking about I paid for.

[Cocky Khan]

Close to that damn. True story, huh? True.

[Fat Joe]

He told me some foul shit the other day. Yo, Jada, man, I went home, I watched the shit. He said the man went outside to smoke a cigarette, and dude jumped off the roof and landed on him.

[Jada]

That happened in Wyatt.

[Fat Joe]

That sick.

[Jada]

That's what really happened.

[Fat Joe]

Yo, that shit is crazy.

[Jada]

I went outside Newport, somebody landed on both of them, dead. I don't know what kind of karma. I don't know what somebody did to somebody, but what's the chances of going.

[Fat Joe]

Outside, having somebody landed in a human. In a human. That's crazy. Yeah. I went home, I watched the episode. I see, yo this. I said, is he real? Well, Jada said, because this I never.

[Cocky Khan]

That.

[Fat Joe]

I heard it every day. I never heard of that one.

[Cocky Khan]

Yeah, that's different.

[Fat Joe]

Why? Oh, baby, home of the brave. The crazy shit is when I see a young, talented brother like you. That's what I worry about. About your team knowing, too. You know, what happened to me was, I can't lie to you. One day we running. You know what I'm saying? So we come from the street. We tough guys in the street. Then I get in the game, and everybody who come home from jail for 10, 15 years, 20 years, they coming home first day. Reporting for duty, sir. Reporting for duty, sir. They will go chingo. Who did 20 in the box? Reporting for duty, sir.

[Cocky Khan]

Right.

[Fat Joe]

And then one day, I got a show in Madison Square Garden. I never forget. And I sit on the green room. I Sit in the back and you know, top of the game. And I sit on the ledge and I look at everybody with me. Now, a lot of these, half of them, you know, really grew up with me since we was kids and teenagers. Even though they dangerous, I grew up with them since then. But I look at that room and I said, joe, if somebody throw a glizzy at you in this Madison Square Garden.

[Jada]

Do you Couldn't use anything.

[Fat Joe]

Going in the nick game tomorrow opening day. And I really got gonna eat three glazes.

[Cocky Khan]

Yeah, that was wild.

[Fat Joe]

Over here, all that. I'm eating glaz in the back where we be in the fancy while you getting caviar and all that shit.

[Jada]

Tell the guy, yo, go get me three. He send him in the back super fast.

[Fat Joe]

How about I don't tell him no more? He just tell the glizzies. Three glizzies with the mustard on the side. Am I lying happier about glizzies than him in my life, bro.

[Cocky Khan]

That's crazy.

[Fat Joe]

Yankee to play all was eating lobster steaks. You think the dole it Yankee Stadium got.

[Jada]

This is legend.

[Fat Joe]

Three glizzies with the mustard on the side. What the. You want me to do double Glizzy Duck? Yeah, I get a double double Glizzy thop.

[Cocky Khan]

You know what I mean?

[Fat Joe]

So what's your go to meal? Your go to meal?

[Cocky Khan]

No, not Glizzy's. Not glizzy. Glizzy's wild. All right.

[Fat Joe]

What's up?

[Cocky Khan]

Glizzy's wild. No, I'm just saying. Come on. I'm thinking, Joey.

[Fat Joe]

Steak, Glizzy steak. Too easy. Lots too easy. Nice. Stay on that. All right, what's your. All right, what's your go to meal?

[Cocky Khan]

What's who meal? I ain't gonna lie. I'm a big for me. But come on, Sweet Mac. You better have a Mac somewhere.

[Cocky Khan (rapper's verse)]

Come on, you eat me.

[Fat Joe]

Big Mac or Mac and cheese?

[Jada]

Big Mac.

[Cocky Khan]

Come on.

[Fat Joe]

Big Mac, Dan. The Big Mac.

[Cocky Khan (rapper's verse)]

Oh, no, no, Big. Big oh, nah.

[Fat Joe]

Big think I never eat no big corn. He's saying baked. I thought he's saying Big Mac.

[Cocky Khan]

No, no, no.

[Fat Joe]

I saw a video. Did you see? I saw a video. We ran out. Listen, I saw a video of this kid. Y' all might have all saw it with me. The kid graduates high school. He's in the car with his moms. She never let him eat fast food in his life, ever. He's never had. The man went to McDonald's, he bought a Big Mac. He took a bite of that shit on Camera. Y' all could Google that shit. He was like, relax. This is a crime. You guys are eating this. Took another bite. He was like, holy wow. You guys are eating this. You know what it is? He thought God was talking to him. He loved that. So he could. The moms never let him eat fast food. He ate the Big Mac on camera. Oh, he was. Yo, I never seen his. His face was like that. He was like, yo, this is a. You guys can eat this. This is great. Yo, you know how good is a Big Mac? Big Mac.

[Jada]

Yo, I think you in the wrong business.

[Cocky Khan]

So.

[Fat Joe]

So Mac.

[Cocky Khan]

You gotta have a Mac. I mean, I'm on a Mac with the. If you do the Mac, you gotta do games or something. Come on.

[Fat Joe]

If you do the Mac. If you do the Mac, you got.

[Cocky Khan]

To do the candy yam.

[Fat Joe]

Is you swanning? Is you swanning or you don't. Swine, dog, listen, let him finish.

[Cocky Khan (rapper's verse)]

Let him finish.

[Fat Joe]

Let him finish.

[Cocky Khan]

No, listen.

[Fat Joe]

Listen.

[Cocky Khan]

We on our healthy shit, though, now. But. Yeah, on a cheat day.

[Fat Joe]

Yes, on a cheat day.

[Cocky Khan]

If I got a cheat.

[Fat Joe]

We going through the Mac. That ain't no flat. He got it.

[Cocky Khan (rapper's verse)]

He didn't even fit when he said.

[Fat Joe]

He on his healthy right now. But on a cheat day. On a cheat day, you got to.

[Cocky Khan]

Do the yams, you got to get your little. You got to do the collard greens. It got to be something wild. Come on, now. You can finish with some. Some chicken or some shit. Yeah, fine.

[Fat Joe]

Yeah.

[Cocky Khan]

I got be. F. I was about to say B.

[Fat Joe]

How about corn? You like cornbread?

[Cocky Khan]

I like cornbread.

[Fat Joe]

I love cornbread. Oh, I like the edges of gizzle.

[Jada]

Make you a cornbread, that'll blow your family.

[Fat Joe]

Now, I need the taste like human. My wife just told me, yo, babe, it's the start of the season. What do you want? I swear to God, I said I want some fried gizzards. I'd rather you eat gizzards than glizzies.

[Cocky Khan (rapper's verse)]

You can get them some gizzards.

[Fat Joe]

Yo, you know about the chicken. You cannot eat meat.

[Cocky Khan]

Come on, man.

[Fat Joe]

Every globe of the world don't do a chicken gizzet. Chicken fries. I don't care how you prepare with the hot sauce.

[Cocky Khan]

Yo, you gotta get from the Chinese, though. I never had that cooked like, in the crib.

[Fat Joe]

Yeah, they do it right. And they do it right.

[Jada]

You gotta do them like V and take them to get some gifts.

[Fat Joe]

She talk with you. You and anything got to be so. Isn't that. Yo, I'm not a. I'm not a Gizzard, though.

[Cocky Khan]

I only like gizzard.

[Cocky Khan (rapper's verse)]

I have it, though.

[Fat Joe]

Take the Jones's fried chicken you ever had, man. Mustard sauce.

[Cocky Khan]

Don't even do that. Come on.

[Fat Joe]

That's the mustard.

[Cocky Khan]

Don't stab me with a good time as well.

[Fat Joe]

You hear playing with me every. They want it. Yeah, they want everybod. His cousin is not listening. Groovy Lou the style. You know groove. Of course I know existence. Husband heard you talking about the sauce they want to do with turkey chop. They want to come now Johnson's fried Chicken. They want to lay it out for you. They want all of that. He take his mother hurts. They want to. They want to bring it feet. We need some Jones's fried chicken.

[Cocky Khan]

Jones Fried Chicken, man. Yo.

[Fat Joe]

With the mustard sauce. You know about that damn south. Mustard sauce, yo. Mustard sauce. The mustard came out, yo.

[Jada]

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[Fat Joe]

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[Jada]

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[Fat Joe]

Let's get to it.

[Jada]

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[Fat Joe]

That's the sound of James adding long lasting gain scent boosters to his laundry this morning. Several hours later, James sniffs the irresistible scent of gain on his shirt. I'll gain several hours later James has even caught the attention of his mother in law and she never gives him attention. Oh, you smell amazing, James. Oh, thanks mom. I love you too. I never said that. Add gain scent boosters to your laundry. Add joy to your day. All I know is what I've been told and that to have truth is a whole lie.

[Maggie Freeling]

For almost a decade, the murder of an 18 year old girl from a small town in Graves County, Kentucky went unsolved until a local homemaker, a journalist and a handful of girls came forward with a story.

[Fat Joe]

I'm telling you, we know Quincy killed her.

[Maggie Freeling]

We know a story that law enforcement used to convict six people and that got the citizen investigator on national tv.

[Fat Joe]

Through sheer persistence and nerve, this Kentucky housewife helped give justice to Jessica Curran.

[Maggie Freeling]

My name is Maggie Freeling. I'm a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist producer and I wouldn't be here if the truth were that easy to find.

[Jada]

I did not know her and I did not kill her or rape or burn or any of that other stuff that y' all said.

[Fat Joe]

They literally made me say that I took a match and struck and threw it on her. They made me say that I put or gas on her.

[Maggie Freeling]

From Lava for Good. This is Graves County, a show about just how far our legal system will go in order to find someone to blame.

[Fat Joe]

America, y' all better wake the hell up. Bad things happens to good people and small towns.

[Maggie Freeling]

Listen to Graves county in the Bone valley. Feed the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts and to binge the entire season ad free. Subscribe to Lava for Good plus on Apple Podcasts.

[Molly Lambert]

Jenna World, Jenna Jameson, Vivid Video and the Valley is a new podcast about the history of the adult film industry. Industry. I'm Molly Lambert, host of Heidi the Heidi Fly Story, and I'll be your tour guide on a wild ride through adult films. We get paid more than the men. We call the shots. In what way is that degrading? That's us taking hold of our Life. In the 1990s, actress Jenna Jameson crossed over into mainstream culture, redefined stardom, then left it all behind. I'm a powerful woman. I think that's intimidating to a man. With a cast of hundreds of actors and comedians playing key figures, we'll take a look at how adult films became legal in the 70s, hugely profitable in the 80s and 90s, and fell off a financial cliff in the 2000s. Listen to Genaworld on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcast Podcasts.

[Dr. Elizabeth Poynter]

Welcome to Decoding Women's Health. I'm Dr. Elizabeth Poynter, Chair of Women's health and gynecology at the Atria Health Institute in New York City. On this show, I'll be talking to top researchers and top clinicians, asking them your burning questions and bringing that information about women's health and midlife directly to you.

[Molly Lambert]

100% of women go through menopause.

[Fat Joe]

It can be such a struggle for.

[Gisele Bryant]

Our quality of life.

[Fat Joe]

But even if it's natural, why should we suffer through it?

[Dr. Elizabeth Poynter]

The types of symptoms that people talk.

[Maggie Freeling]

About is forgetting everything. I never used to forget things. They're concerned that one, they have dementia and the other one is, do I have adhd?

[Dr. Elizabeth Poynter]

There is unprecedented promise with regard to cannabis and cannabinoids to sleep better, to have less pain, to have better mood, and also to have better day to day life. Listen to Decoding Women's Health with Dr. Elizabeth Poynter on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you're listening now.

[Gisele Bryant]

You know the shade is always shadiest right here.

[Robyn Dixon]

Season six of the podcast Reasonably Shady with Gisele Bryant and Robyn Dixon is.

[Gisele Bryant]

Here dropping every Monday as two of the founding members of the Real Housewives Potomac. We're giving you all the laughs, drama and reality news you can handle.

[Robyn Dixon]

And you know, we don't hold back. So come be reasonable or shady with us each and every Monday, I was going through a walk in my neighborhood. Out of the blue, I see this huge sign next to somebody's house. Okay, the sign says, my neighbor is a Karen.

[Cocky Khan (rapper's verse)]

No way.

[Robyn Dixon]

I died laughing. I'm like, I have to know.

[Fat Joe]

You are lying.

[Robyn Dixon]

Humongous, y'.

[Dr. Elizabeth Poynter]

All.

[Gisele Bryant]

They had some time on their hands. Listen to Reasonably Shady from the Black Effect podcast Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcast.

[Fat Joe]

Let me tell you something. I used to go to this lady. All the hustas would go. I don't think it was legal. Right on 165.

[Jada]

The lady you talking to Ms. Elise.

[Fat Joe]

You got a knock on the door. I don't think she had a license, but she would. She was feet. She got the wheat bread, the wheat bread with the butter. Just a wheat bread with the butter. The yellow patch, yo, you know, the yellow and brown. She got some steak. Ms. Elise, let me tell you something. Listen to me. You can't. You can't curse, all right? Hello. Jada know too many Bronx dudes. They're gonna come up to him and be like, jada, Joe was not lying about Ms. Elise. I haven't seen the fact. I don't know. I hope she ain't pass away. But you can't curse. So every time you curse, it costs you a dollar. Fat Joe had like $20. Every time besides the food, it's just. Yep. She just add him up for me. She'd be like, yo, that's $20, Joe. She had the biggest hustle in the world for me. And I'm going in there, derelict, young Bronx dirty talking that shit. Fuck that, this, this, that, Fuck you, this. But 20 more dollars, she would find me all the time. But she was such a beautiful person.

[Cocky Khan]

But.

[Fat Joe]

And so you said the health shit. Like, what you trying to do as far as your health. You young. Know what I'm saying?

[Cocky Khan]

But you know, like, any concerns, you know, it's crazy. I'm a big.

[Fat Joe]

I'm athletic, though. You want to race?

[Cocky Khan]

Yo, Jada, come on, man. Yo, Jada, look, this going viral.

[Fat Joe]

You might smoke me, but you ain't smoking me that. I'm not gonna be that far. We gonna sell it. I'm not gonna be that. I. I play ball, too. I'm leaving at least three cars. You got three cars in the race.

[Cocky Khan]

Somebody said that. Like, they were surprised.

[Fat Joe]

Three car minimum crack. Yo, listen, Jada, I'm giving you worked out. Hold up three car heads.

[Cocky Khan (rapper's verse)]

Oh, hold on.

[Fat Joe]

I like that.

[Cocky Khan (rapper's verse)]

Hold on. I like that.

[Cocky Khan]

Yo, this going.

[Fat Joe]

Yo, K. You ain't going y. Okay. Ghetto games. Yo, let me tell you something. Yo, Kai, let me tell you something. I'm gonna tell you something.

[Cocky Khan]

Right, Right?

[Fat Joe]

I don't. I'm not gonna go against him because this guy's athletic. He works out every day. But any other guy his age. My money on you. Because all them races I see uncs have with their nephews, they take two steps and bust they ass like your man did. What's your man did. Speed did to the cock. Well, to the. The fit. They trying to tell me. Trying to get me off the cock. Diesel. Yeah, he got the Kershaw.

[Cocky Khan (rapper's verse)]

And like you said.

[Fat Joe]

I thought about it.

[Cocky Khan]

I was going to hold. I was holding it down for a little while.

[Fat Joe]

But listen, whenever you ready. Whenever you ready. You know, you get with somebody, you see the thing about. Cause you know, I lost like three people, right? No, no, I put in that thing. I keep saying that. That was the fucking truth. That was worried. I'm five. I was 480, bro. That's three human beings. Yeah, big pun was 680 or some shit. Like we was the biggest guys in the universe. Like, so I know about it, but I lost it in phases.

[Jada]

Hold on, hold on.

[Fat Joe]

I was 480, almost £500. There's no question. You see this crazy shit. As I seen the video, I'm just talking and then marketed on 500. I've been trying to get this Ozempic deal, yo. I've been trying to get this Ozempic money for real out here. And let me tell you something. The biggest mistake they do to you if you go to work out is if your man work out says, ok, you big. And they throw the biggest weights on you, you never going back.

[Jada]

You don't need that.

[Fat Joe]

You don't need that cardio walking. Then the elliptical's good. On your knees, before you know it, all you need is a week, right? If you go every day. A week.

[Cocky Khan]

A week for what I'm trying.

[Fat Joe]

Can I explain the story?

[Jada]

You need 21 days.

[Fat Joe]

That's what it is.

[Jada]

Yeah, Then you'll be. Then it'd be just in pause.

[Fat Joe]

It'd be 21 days for me. Yo, after 21 days and it becomes a root.

[Jada]

A lifestyle regime. I mean. Yeah, no point at me, James. I know what I'm talking about over there, Nick.

[Fat Joe]

I know. Yeah, but I think when my Euro step is just a week, If I'm in for a week. No, no, but you gotta let me talk. If I'm in for a week, I'm coming to eighth day and you gonna see me in the gym like, yo, he going in. I need a week. Once I'm in, a week where I force myself to get up, I really don't wanna go. The TV looking nice. Sherry show is on. This the fucking View. It's so fucking hard to get up and just go like that. You gotta be like a horse and just throw that fucking shit on and just go. So you start 10 minutes, 20 minutes. Before you know it, shit ain't much, you know what I'm saying? And then you got it, you know? But you know, anybody. The biggest mistake they used to do for me, because I was always just big. Like fat big, but big. And everybody thought I could be coc. Diesel. They was like, I've never had a muscle in my life. By the way, you ain't never growing the muscle in your life. You're not growing the muscle. I believe he's gonna lose weight. I believe he gonna do what he gotta do. A muscle. It's not gonna happen. A muscle.

[Cocky Khan]

No way.

[Jada]

He's telling you, the more hints and the More success, the harder it is.

[Fat Joe]

To work out, live life. Oh, I see it.

[Cocky Khan]

I be seeing it. I'm like, yo. Oh, like, I gotta eat later.

[Fat Joe]

This guy. Oh, man, this guy is crazy. He's all in.

[Jada]

He's gotta be strong.

[Cocky Khan]

That's nah, that's a fact.

[Fat Joe]

Got this same way you could do it, man. Look at the pictures of me and pun at the Grammys. They got a picture of me and point at the Grammys. We making you look skinny, you know what I'm saying? Up there looking like the kingpin and all that. We used to go, well, I went, Fat Joe, the original Fat Joe. Okay, I'm in Miami.

[Jada]

Two other people.

[Fat Joe]

Yes. I'm with my brother Money, man. Rest in peace. And we in Miami Beach. And this plane keep going by all. You can eat seafood or you can eat seafood, or you can eat seafood, right? You know how them planes go with the little shit. We pull up, we pull up. We pull up, we pull up. Son, listen. They try to discourage. They was like, yo, you need. You can't come in here. Hip hop. We went to the 163rd Mall in Miami. Got dress shirts. Came back. When I tell you we was in there about 5, 6 on the shrimp coming out. We like all the crab legs. We this shit up so much, they said, the police is here. It's a. With the boots, like, you know, the gomer pal, with the flip hat. And he come up in there and, you know. You know, Tupac said, only in Cali will we riot, not rally New York. We talk a lot of. So he up in there, yo, man, what's up? Screaming that he was black, too. So we can't even call him racist, right? Yo, this is crazy. This and this and that. He pulled me to the side. He said, man, you ate everything in here for like six, seven hours straight. Not the other people. Eat a little shrimp or some crab. I turned around, I looked, I said, you. You know, he right, Junior. We ate all the. In here.

[Cocky Khan]

We.

[Fat Joe]

I'm. They lose with me. A Golden Corral, anything like that. They took an L. Cause they even Ozempic. Joe, you up. If I'm paying 9.99, you up. I'm at least 2, 300 in. You took the L on me. You. I'm to this day what? My man. My man. To this day, if I go on the Golden Corral. You took an l. It was 1999. Plus drink. Your ass is under the water. Like. I'm like, y', all. Water under the bridge. Don't Be like this, Kyle, yo, water under the bridge. I'm telling you the truth. I go in there, I the place up and on purpose, I might take a bite of the chicken and just a bite. I want to eat it. Might throw it away and just go get a newer. You know, I exercise my right to the fucking free food.

[Cocky Khan]

Exercise.

[Fat Joe]

Okay. I exercise my. I know, man. I know my rights up in this. Y' all gonna give me some peach cobbler in this. I'm the place up in the Diet Coke, Diet Pepsi, Diet Coke, Diet Pepsi.

[Jada]

That's projects you got coming.

[Cocky Khan]

Oh, man, we just dropped the project with honcho man called independent lady to me. Like, trying to be consistent with it.

[Jada]

Man likes you on video, on your.

[Fat Joe]

Super videos is fired.

[Jada]

I hate you. Yeah. Expecting this.

[Fat Joe]

You do.

[Cocky Khan]

Yeah.

[Fat Joe]

Cause you did 10,000 videos they got sitting here. They doing a big pun. They putting a wall of woman. Remember? More now. They put in a wall of women. His son looks like fun. I'm looking at. You got a wall of woman.

[Cocky Khan]

This was on a yacht. I ain't never been on a little yacht before.

[Fat Joe]

Like a real yacht? Real. Yeah, the. Like. Not the ferry from.

[Cocky Khan]

Yeah, not that a yacht.

[Fat Joe]

Yacht.

[Cocky Khan]

Yeah. It was fun for me. Like, I bet each video getting more fun. I gotta. I got a lot of those under the belt.

[Fat Joe]

So you don't like that? I don't like photo shoots. I feel like it's the same face. No, for real. I feel like it's the same face. Just take the same. You know what I'm saying? Like, the face ain't change, you know? It's like nowadays, I think that. I mean, if I started now like you, I think I'd just be AI. I'd be like, yo, hey, are that. Man just so like, this rich player threw up some. We look too good. I had to call him yesterday. Now, yo, that's a. So, yeah, that say. I'm like, yo, this foul they doing. They making you look your best on AI the background. Everything's covered. The name of the project, where we could find it. I'm telling y' all right now. This kid is the future. I know. How about yesterday's price is not today's price. Shout out to Rellis after he let me.

[Jada]

After I get my song from.

[Cocky Khan]

Come on, man.

[Fat Joe]

You know what?

[Cocky Khan]

Let's do it.

[Fat Joe]

Listen.

[Cocky Khan]

Come on, man.

[Fat Joe]

What are we doing? You already served. Let me just. Yo, God, you got that, though? I need one, too. His son. I think you and his son can make some.

[Cocky Khan]

That's my wine.

[Fat Joe]

Is Admit remember, you gotta do it.

[Cocky Khan]

That's my dog.

[Fat Joe]

I don't even talk about. That's your dog. He said you his dog. Y' all gotta do it for sure. No, I'm saying and just hit one out the park. Brother, I believe in you. You're the youngest guy we ever put on this couch. Shout out to Terrellish. Terrell, my stylist, my brother, I know he dressed you for a video. Oh, he gonna get you all the way, right?

[Cocky Khan]

He know what he doing.

[Jada]

Get that.

[Cocky Khan]

He know what he's doing.

[Fat Joe]

Make sure they got the bag for him, right? So he could do stuff you could do. Because, you know, I was 5x. I know how to. He know how to do it. You already got every day. He gonna take you to that next level with Terrell. This ain't that.

[Jada]

That ain't. This is crack cocky Kai.

[Fat Joe]

And.

[Jada]

We got one.

[Dr. Elizabeth Poynter]

Let's go.

[Fat Joe]

We go. We got one. I need one. I need one.

[Jada]

We got one Crank that.

[Fat Joe]

Not a.

[Cocky Khan]

No no.

[Cocky Khan (rapper's verse)]

I'm built for her you know that I'm different from the rest I don't want to talk if anybody's up a check Whole gang calling wreck like Kappa Alpha we gonna step nine nine how to get it off a pain I'm a different breed me and the other ain't ashamed cause my turn into strange she crazy cuz I seen changing for some she heard my soul that's why I'm moving like I'm supposed to really move how most move I ain't going to hold you he come from ones that you be close to I know don't fall through watching I know most dude I was in a feel like a trying to do a major pushing for the savior what made us can't break us wish it saved us I hadn't want to go too far favor not claim it's so official do you know the feeling when your own are turn against you gotta watch some that never cha to play the middle those are with the issue I keep it chopped it like dude just.

[Cocky Khan]

Run.

[Cocky Khan (rapper's verse)]

Get busy if a feeling we buy me tell him to get with me Never thought I'd see that they turn against me I'll be with them hit his face in it so please don't tempt me Ever since I lost my little brother let me empty and tried wrong with them they couldn't stop me if they tried probably be winning if they just swallow they pride can't even look me in the eyes Killing them inside.

[Cocky Khan]

Bobby man, you're not putting on my Way, man. Game on my way, my guy.

[Fat Joe]

Yo, I know y' all trying to play the new, but can we play the joint about his dad? That one joint. What's the name of that joint right there?

[Cocky Khan]

Oh, that's. That's that party.

[Fat Joe]

Proud of me. Can we play Proud of me one time? Yeah. This right here gonna change you. You on a seat. Anybody who sat on this. Allen Iverson just sat right where you sat. Watching Tomorrow Common is like, it's just legendary. So I just want to give you that look. They watching you in every barbershop in America. They watching you all over right now. So I want to make sure that let them know what you bout so that you could get this fan base. You ready, brother? Let's go.

[Cocky Khan (rapper's verse)]

Even though he do the ones that mean the most to me I continue to thank God I didn't know someone to the state I better hear more.

[Cocky Khan]

When you lose him to the graveyard.

[Cocky Khan (rapper's verse)]

Finally daddy who really proud of me I hate just the way it got to be Clearly I've been suffering from anxiety.

[Cocky Khan]

My heart has how I feel.

[Cocky Khan (rapper's verse)]

Even though it been a couple years I still cry still in battle test.

[Cocky Khan]

It I that my time in this.

[Cocky Khan (rapper's verse)]

It was destined still don't feel real it's hard for me to accept it time I question God like how you.

[Cocky Khan]

Just took my best friend daddy love.

[Cocky Khan (rapper's verse)]

Is lost I need directions God I need them back I lear my lessons Sometimes I see my cousin with the daddy not get jealous my.

[Cocky Khan]

Ever since.

[Cocky Khan (rapper's verse)]

That day you been feel like you ain't survive cuz of me I take the plane cuz I could have did more I could have did more you know you on your phone you know I still call do you know that feeling when you get to the car Patiently just waiting for you to walk through that door I'm making people feel good when I don't feel feel good all talks we had I wish we still good the same right hospital feeling I can't describe daddy look at your boy I'm touching l I'm just trying to live but I guess we living.

[Cocky Khan]

That die and now I'm dead inside oh no.

[Cocky Khan (rapper's verse)]

This shouldn't seem right if.

[Cocky Khan]

You still got your parents hold them tight I know you proud of me look at all the I prevailed the youngest of your seats making sure the family eat well I give them what they need how about we always be.

[Fat Joe]

Well I told her to change the.

[Cocky Khan]

Ways I'm not praying he don't see jail to live another day I'm praying I don't see hell Ain't no telling what I do for my family Just know I mean well know you ain't next to me no, you ain't next to me See I'm hoping you can see I'm praying you can see.

[Fat Joe]

Yo, Cocky Cod. That ain't this, ain't that.

[Jada]

That ain't this.

[Fat Joe]

It's cracking. Kiss, God damn it, Kiss.

[Jada]

Cocky Cod. Thanks for coming.

[Fat Joe]

East New York. He snoop, y'. All.

[Molly Lambert]

Yes, sir.

[Cocky Khan (rapper's verse)]

Every now and then I rinse it out and I deep down I don't know what to do I'm only always in the dark the sweat and dead smells like a dark I'm downy rinse.

[Michael Lewis]

Fights stubborn odors in just one wash when impossible odors get stuck in it.

[Cocky Khan]

Out.

[Maggie Freeling]

The murder of an 18 year old girl in Graves County, Kentucky went unsolved for years until a local housewife, a journalist and a handful of girls came forward with a story.

[Fat Joe]

America, y' all better wake the hell up. Bad things happens to good people and small towns.

[Maggie Freeling]

Listen to Graves county on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. And to binge the entire season ad free, subscribe to Lava for Good plus on Apple Podcasts.

[Dr. Elizabeth Poynter]

In early 1988, federal agents raced to track down the gang they suspect of importing millions of dollars worth of heroin into New York from Asia.

[Fat Joe]

Had 30 agents ready to go with shotguns and rifles and you name it. Five, six white people pushed me in the car.

[Cocky Khan]

I'm going, what the hell?

[Fat Joe]

Basically, you're staying home. Moms were picking up these large amounts of heroin.

[Cocky Khan (rapper's verse)]

All you gotta do is receive the package. Don't have to open it, just accept it.

[Fat Joe]

She was very upset, crying.

[Cocky Khan (rapper's verse)]

Once I saw the gun, I tried to take his hand and I saw.

[Fat Joe]

The flash of light.

[Dr. Elizabeth Poynter]

Listen to the Chinatown sting on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or anywhere you get your podcasts.

[Molly Lambert]

Jenna World, Jenna Jameson, Vivid Video and the Valley is a new podcast about the history of the adult film industry.

[Dr. Elizabeth Poynter]

Industry.

[Molly Lambert]

I'm Molly Lambert and I'll be your tour guide on a wild trip through adult films. We get paid more than the men. We call the shots. In what way is that degrading? That's us taking hold of our life. Listen to Gentle world on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Dr. Elizabeth Poynter]

Welcome to Decoding Women's Health. I'm Dr. Elizabeth Poynter, Chair of Women's health and Gynecology at the Atria Health Institute in New York City. I'LL be talking to top researchers and clinicians and bringing vital information about midlife women's health directly to you.

[Molly Lambert]

100% of women go through menopause.

[Fat Joe]

Even if it's natural, why should we suffer through it?

[Dr. Elizabeth Poynter]

Listen to Decoding Women's Health with Dr. Elizabeth Poynter on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.