The Real Report - Drake’s 3 album takeover, Rick Ross clownery, Max B disrespects Big Daddy Kane, & Kodak Black arrested 2x in one week

Summary

Joe and Jada Podcast: The Real Report

Episode Date: May 21, 2026
Hosts: Fat Joe (Murder), Jadakiss
Guest Host: Tony Yayo

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Episode Overview

In this lively installment of "Joe and Jada," Fat Joe, Jadakiss, and Tony Yayo go unfiltered on hip hop’s latest drama: Drake’s historic three-album drop and all its industry shockwaves, Rick Ross’s recent antics and beefs, Max B’s controversial Big Daddy Kane slight, and the ongoing saga of Kodak Black’s arrests. The trio also weighs in on current cultural trends, hustles, and legacy, serving up signature wit and hard truths from veteran insiders.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Rick Ross’s “Clownery” and Beefs

• [02:54 – 05:30]
  • The hosts mock Rick Ross’s tough-guy talk, saying, “We saw you run on your peoples and all that. We know you not about that.” (Tony Yayo, 03:02)
  • Fat Joe (Murder) recalls an incident backstage at the BET Awards, emphasizing that Ross wasn’t “traveling light,” had a large entourage, and wasn’t confrontational in person.
  • “Rick Ross not smacking nobody….” — Yayo doubles down, suggesting Ross’s public persona is a façade.

2. Drake’s Three-Album Takeover

• [05:40 – 16:58]
  • Drake released three albums (“Iceman,” “Made an Honor,” and a third yet unnamed) in rapid succession. The hosts riff on Drake’s ability to dominate music despite 16 years in the game.
  • “He crashed Spotify. He broke records on Spotify, Apple Music, everything.” (Murder, 07:10)
  • Drake’s move seen as both a flex to leave his label deal and a calculated business play: “What Drake just did was incredible. It’s not glazing. He got classic on him.” (Murder, 06:53)
  • They break down the disses: shots at Kendrick, DJ Khaled, A$AP Rocky (and Rihanna), J. Cole, LeBron James, Rick Ross, and Joe Budden.
  • “Your baby moms didn’t post your single.” (Drake line discussed at 08:32)
  • “It was a genius move because the first album was just like, yo, let me diss everybody.” (Murder, 09:48)
  • Speculation on Drake’s finances: “Allegedly… he got 2 billion on the table right now.” (Yayo, 06:46)
  • Strong praise for the first two records, particularly “Iceman,” called “definitely the hottest album of the summer.” (Murder, 07:34)
  • Observations on artist strategy: using multiple releases to end label contracts and gain independence.

3. Music Industry Hustles & Features

• [17:00 – 21:14]
  • Discussion of Boosie’s interview fees and the symbiotic relationship between artists and media platforms.
  • “Without the artist, it ain’t no platform… but the platform do give the artists a place to express theyself.” (Yayo, 17:52)
  • The trio recounts the AP x Swatch watch drop and the resale hustle frenzy, debating the value and social optics of lining up and reselling limited-edition pieces.

4. Recent Crime & Viral Incidents

• [22:05 – 27:36]
  • They reflect on the shooting at the Montgomery County Courthouse (Tennessee) involving a controversial streamer, with Fat Joe labeling his hate “enough for me” and predicts bad outcomes for that lifestyle.
  • The Max B versus Big Daddy Kane topic emerges, with Joe drawing a hard line on respecting hip hop’s pioneers.

5. Kodak Black’s Two Arrests in One Week

• [27:36 – 35:35]
  • The hosts express concern and frustration at Kodak Black’s repeated legal troubles.
  • “You got pardoned by Donald Trump. You just gotta chill, Zo.” (Murder, 28:13)
  • The importance of a strong support network is debated, but they agree, “When you young and you make your first million, you not listening to nobody.” (Murder, 28:32)
  • Yayo hopes for a comeback: “He makes dope music. So I really want to see him get better so he could really get back on that shit.” (Yayo, 28:42)
  • They discuss the harsh legal realities of Florida vs. New York, especially for repeat offenders.

6. Lauryn Hill's Legacy and Absence

• [35:42 – 39:56]
  • Lauryn Hill recently discussed why she hasn’t released a new album, citing fame’s drain and needing a safe space to create.
  • Debate ensues on whether a comeback would hurt her legacy:
    • “If it ain’t dope, it could hurt a legacy... People gonna always judge.” (Yayo, 37:39)
    • “No, Lauryn Hill’s gonna drop a classic to me regardless.” (Murder, 38:09)
  • Women rappers’ rise is credited to pioneers like Lauryn.

7. Independent Hustles & Artists Staying True

• [41:54 – 43:46]
  • The hosts share advice on making independent music, focusing on authenticity and catering to your core audience.
  • “Just cater to your fan base.” (Yayo, 43:08)

8. Max B Disrespects Big Daddy Kane

• [43:51 – 46:46]
  • Fat Joe rebukes Max B for slighting Kane, re-emphasizing hip hop’s code of respecting legends:
    • “Big Daddy Kane got seven certified albums... That’s like dissing KRS, Rakim, or Coogee Rap.” (Murder, 45:22)

9. Clarissa Shields’ Press Stunt

• [46:46 – 48:13]
  • Shields allegedly slapped Alicia Baumgardner at a presser; hosts review the footage and declare it good “promo” for the fight:
    • “You could hear it... That’s some good promo, man.” (Co-hosts, 47:53)

10. Industry Competition & Culture Commentary

• [48:13 – End]
  • Reflections on podcasting and healthy competition; recurring jokes about “the volume” network being the new Death Row/Interscope for drama.
  • Joe reminds listeners, “In the real world, there’s more civilians than gangsters. We can’t never shit on Big Daddy Kane.” (paraphrased, 50:23)
  • Shoutouts to friends, fans, and industry legends; warning against confusing entertainment with reality.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Drake’s dominance:
  "Rossi streams every time. We think Drake is gonna fail, right? Cause he been in the game for 16 years... He comes back all the time. Now he dropped three albums and is gonna pass Jay Z the money he made."
  — Murder (Fat Joe), [06:28]

• On Rick Ross’s public persona:
  “Rick Ross not smacking nobody. He up there talking about smacking. We saw you in Canada, brother. We saw you run on your peoples and all that. We know you not about that.”
  — Tony Yayo, [04:16]

• On legacy and respect:
  “Max B, you gotta stay humble... Big Daddy Kane is one of the guys that pioneered the game... we cannot do Big Daddy Kane slander.”
  — Murder, [44:30]

• On Kodak Black's troubles:
  “You got pardoned by Donald Trump. You just gotta chill. You gotta chill, Zo.”
  — Murder, [28:13]

• On Lauryn Hill:
  “Nah, listen, Lauryn Hill’s gonna drop a classic to me regardless. Cause I'm a Lauryn Hill [fan].”
  — Murder, [38:09]

• Industry hustle wisdom:
  “Just make the music that feel good to you and cater to your fan base. Whoever your fans, they gonna support you just for being you.”
  — Tony Yayo, [43:08]

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Major Segment Timestamps

• Rick Ross Beef: [02:54 – 05:30]
• Drake’s Album Release & Impact: [05:40 – 16:58]
• Industry Media Hustles & Reselling Watches: [17:00 – 21:14]
• Crime & Viral Incidents: [22:05 – 27:36]
• Kodak Black’s Legal Issues: [27:36 – 35:35]
• Lauryn Hill’s Legacy & Female Rappers: [35:35 – 39:56]
• Indie Artist Strategy: [41:54 – 43:46]
• Max B vs. Big Daddy Kane: [43:51 – 46:46]
• Clarissa Shields Fight Promo: [46:46 – 48:13]
• Final Culture Commentary: [48:13 – End]

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Tone Recap

The episode moves quickly between humor, nostalgia, real talk, and industry analysis—always blunt, peppered with laughter and jabs. The hosts’ camaraderie, firsthand experience, and refusal to sugarcoat the game make for a raw, insightful roundtable.

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For New Listeners

This episode is a hyper-current snapshot of hip hop’s inner workings, mixing industry gossip, generational debates, and career game-planning. If you want unfiltered takes from legends who lived the culture, “Joe and Jada” always keeps it “the real report.”

Transcript

[Murder]

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[Co-host Tony Yayo]

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[Co-host Tony Yayo]

No, Rick Ross not smacking. Nobody up there talking about smacking. We saw you in Canada, brother. We saw you run on your peoples and all that. We know you not about that.

[Murder]

We seen you run for your peoples, man.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

We know you soft, my brother. Okay, prove it.

[Murder]

All right, stop it for a minute. Stop it.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Nah, let it keep playing. Let it keep playing. Y' all want to see all this

[Murder]

shit, but we seen enough.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

I want to see some more, though. Let it play.

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[Murder]

No, no, no, but stop it, because I got something to say. The volume is now like Death Row Records, y'.

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[Murder]

And this is why I'mma tell y' all that I never thought it would be like Death Row Records over there. I love the volume. Shout out to Hard Rock Betting. Shout out to everybody. The ads on the show. I love all you guys. So you got Rick Ross on Joe and Jada. You got Ross telling Mal to you know what, and his mom's, which is crazy. It's crazy to a point. I don't talk about nobody's mother. That's just not me, right? I mean, that's me. Then you got him dissing the G Unit and my man Murder on there. But to me, Rick Ross jokes is getting dropped. Murder, clean my boat. Yo mow my lawn. Don't care about none of that, bro.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Rick Ross not smacking nobody. He up there talking about smacking. We saw you in Canada, brother. We saw you run on your peoples and all that. We know you not about that.

[Murder]

We seen you run with your peoples, man.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

We know you soft, my brother.

[Murder]

BET Awards, right? When the happened with Jeezy, I was there. I was backstage. It was only A Few Good Men. This is when the gunplay got his chain took and all that. There was a Few good men there. I'm not gonna keep saying names to be federal on here, but there was a good few men there. And was not traveling tonight when Rick Ross walked by me and A Few Good Men. Cause it was like maybe five of us. And this is when 50 is going back and forth with Diddy backstage. Nigga, they going back and forth. 50 told. I think that's the day he told French Meek is better than you. 50 was just wilding that day. It was a lot of shit going on. But Ross walked right by me. Smack Got the video. He just don't want to put it out. Cause I don't know why. For political reasons. Smack.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Put the video out.

[Murder]

Smack out the video. He walked right by me. They said, what up? They had like 30 niggas with them. And I'm like, what up? It wasn't like we done never Travel Light. So he know it's not like that, right? But now the volume is definitely like Death Row. I don't know what's going on. Shout out to the volume. Let's talk about the Drake shit now.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Ricky Rosetta, your punk ass. And N punch him in the chest. He might have a season, man.

[Murder]

Yeah, definitely, man. You seen what happened to him in Canada. Shout to them, boys. Shout to them in Canada, boys.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Put the beats on.

[Murder]

Press up. Bundog, Drake, ovo. The album is out right now. Three albums. Iceman made an honor. And how I pronounce the last name? Habidi Habib. I'mma keep it real. Iceman. I took a lot of notes.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

I like Iceman.

[Murder]

He had a lot of lines. I felt like he was mad. He took shots at Kendrick, DJ Khaled, asap. Rocky, you think Rihanna, too? Well, he said your baby moms didn't post a single. J. Cole, LeBron James, Rick Ross. I like the Rick Ross line a lot. You know what I'm saying? I like the Rick Ross. Rosetta, listen, I like the Rick Ross line a lot. Because even when they did their verses, you heard the crowd sing Drake in the beginning. You seen the energy they played that Drake. You know what time it is?

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Well, he said he was A' n

[Murder]

Rossi streams every time. We think Drake is gonna fail, right? Cause he been in the game for 16 years. And usually an artist has a time where it stops. He comes back all the time. Now he dropped three albums and is gonna pass Jay Z the money he made.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Allegedly. Allegedly. He got out the deal. Them three albums was to get out jail. And he got 2 billion on the table right now.

[Murder]

So listen, he's surpassing Jay Z overnight. He's surpassing a lot of rappers overnight. What Drake just did was incredible. It's not glazing. He got classic on him. On the album I took.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Didn't he just break? Didn't he break a Michael Jackson?

[Murder]

He crashed Spotify.

[Co-host]

He did crash Spotify and Apple Music.

[Murder]

He crashed Spotify. He broke records on Spotify, Apple Music, everything.

[Co-host]

He was debuting with around 13.2 million streams on one day on global Spotify. Just to keep that in mind, I mean, with three whole albums, right? What do you guys think about it? Do you feel like that's what artists gotta do now? They just drop all their projects, get out of their label?

[Murder]

I feel like. I feel like Make Em Cry felt like a big record. Cause I believe it had the biggie drums on there. I think it had the. It had some of the biggie drums on there. And he talked about his father had cancer. So the lines felt like when Big said my mama had cancer in the breast. Iceman is definitely the hottest album of the summer. What else? What else I'm listening to? Cause I listened to the whole first album. I didn't get a chance to listen to the third album. I remember you were saying that too. I don't know.

[Co-host]

Yeah, I feel like that was.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

It was too much to listen to all of it. Right now. I'm really kind of stuck on Iceman at the moment.

[Co-host]

That was where a lot of the real raps came through.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

I'm stuck on Iceman.

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[Murder]

There was the other song dust on the plaques. I like when he said he was like, yo, in Atlanta. I'm like, Santa. It just sound like he was just mad with crazy fucking bars, bro. You know what I mean? He was mad at everybody. Cause you know, in the game, there is really no friends, bro. Let's keep it real.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Everything. I was saying names too. Like, no games. He was saying the names. I like that.

[Murder]

Yeah, he was saying the names. He said, DJ Khaled name asap, Rocky. He didn't really say his name, but he said, your girl impost your single. LeBron James. He got crazy. What he said about LeBron again.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Come on, Drake. You know LeBron. What he said about 23. Come on. LeBron the goat, Drake, come on.

[Murder]

He started putting old footage of him and LeBron together. What do you say about LeBron again

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

that he can't forgive J. Cole. J. Cole ain't calling back.

[Co-host]

Sorry. All right, ready? So this is an ad right here. So he said, I should even be shocked to see you in that arena because you always made your career off of switching teams up.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

So you talking about when LeBron was at that concert? He said something about 23 at that Kendrick concert.

[Murder]

Right?

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

That's when LeBron was at that Kendrick concert.

[Murder]

Yeah, yeah, definitely.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Yeah.

[Co-host]

He said, please stop asking what's going on with 23 and me. I'm a real. And he's not. It's in my DNA.

[Murder]

And then, you know, he got big features on there. He got Molly, Santana. I think they said she signed a rock nation. I believe they Said her and Nikki's kind of beefing right now. I don't know what's up with that. I don't know how true that is.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

And then he took shots at Joe Bun, too.

[Murder]

Yeah, he took shots of Joe Buns walking around naked.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

They said Joe Buns saluted it, though. I heard Joe Buns like his Drake time. He said, shout out to Joe. He said, everybody gotta respect it. He said, Joe Buns. Joe Buns said Drake coming back, taking shots at everybody. He said, y' all had y' all time. Everybody was happy when Drake was down. And now Drake back popping.

[Murder]

It was a genius move because the first album was just like, yo, let me diss everybody. You heard Ed, you heard Merc. The first album was like, yo, I'mma diss everybody. That's when he just had diss records all day. Crazy punchlines. Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. Everything. Make them pay.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Make em pay.

[Murder]

Oh, my God. Come on. Like he did the Akanelli free joint over. It's crazy. He was dissing everybody on it. Everybody took shots. He took shots at everybody. And I mean, I just feel like it was a dope album. Production was crazy. Name some of the producers on there. Cause they had a list of the producers. It was like, I know Tay Kee was on a lot of stuff. 40, of course. It was just crazy, man. 71.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Savage on there. He got Future on there.

[Murder]

Jackie Williams. Yeah.

[Co-host]

Boy Wonder. Yeah, a lot of people.

[Murder]

He got a lot of producers on there. And him and Future dropping. You know, they dropping the record. They beef squashed.

[Co-host]

So that's why I was gonna ask you guys, how do you feel about that? I know you already talked about the fact that that whole beef is gone now. They're officially on the album. Was this enough time for all that shit to kind of wear out for then y' all could make up.

[Murder]

What you mean? Yeah, I'm talking about with them, too.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

I don't think they drama was never really. I don't know. People never really.

[Murder]

We never knew what it was about, what they issued. I think people just looked at it. This is the way I look at

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

the whole Drake future was just riding with metro booming.

[Murder]

I look at the Drake success. Look, I never. I know I never got a Drake record or never. I don't want a Drake record. Drake is the biggest artist. I'm podcasting. I'm not rapping right now. You understand? I just do it for the sport. Still rap right now.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Listen, he still rap. I'm still rapping, man.

[Murder]

He's rapping. He's got to deal with Empire. Shout out to Empire, they cut me a check, I start rapping like, besides that, no check, no raps, I don't care. So for me, right? I look at it like this. When you. Drake did a lot of favors for people in the game. He brought Kendrick on his tour. He gave Ross a whole bunch of hit records. He gave Wayne hit records, which was. Wayne got money off him. He helped a lot of rappers in the game.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Wayne brought him in the game, too.

[Murder]

Yeah. Hit records with Future 21, Savage. Come on. We can't say that Drake ain't the number one mc. And what he do? Instead of dropping one album like we thought he was gonna do, he dropped three. Got out his contract, and like I said, it's like he's almost blown past Jay Z overnight. Cause or Dre and them, they all billionaires. You know what I'm saying? So it's like, get a $2 billion deal. You could believe that that's believable from Drake.

[Co-host]

With all that you're saying right now, would you say this is a career saving move?

[Murder]

I feel like it's a great game of chess. He was playing chess, not checkers.

[Co-host]

Explain.

[Murder]

He shitted on Universal. He told. What's the guy name? Lucian. I'm the golden goose. Nigga shitted on that nigga play chess. And one shit. He shitted on Jay Z. He's like, nigga, I don't want the 500,000. I rather take the 500,000 in the dinner. He talking about Jay.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Yeah, that was then.

[Murder]

He said, y' all know Slick.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

I know Jay gonna come back to something that was slick.

[Murder]

He said, y' all go to Jay Z for the second opinions. He was getting that niggas crazy on that shit, bro.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

He was talking.

[Murder]

He was talking crazy. We can't keep it real. We. We gotta keep it real. So the first album was Dissing N. And then to me, the second album was crazy. Why I made an honor because that shit is just straight for overseas hits.

[Co-host]

A lot of dance. A lot of dance music.

[Murder]

Who he had on there? Paul Khan. He had. Who else?

[Co-host]

Central Cee Sexy Red.

[Murder]

Sexy Red. I listen to all them records right there.

[Co-host]

Yeah, it's done the same.

[Murder]

Cheetah Print the joint with Central C. Put a stand on the map between them two albums. Drake, no, we need you on the show or we come to Canada. You know you got love for you. Drake. Ovo. I already gave academics a 200.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

What up, Charles?

[Murder]

Look, he gave academics a $250,000 chain. He in the video. So academics shout to you. Business, business. You know what I mean? But I didn't even get a chance to get to the third album. You know why? Cause the first two was so dope.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Yeah, I'm still the second one. I'm still stuck on ice, man.

[Murder]

Listen, the second one was just for overseas. It feel like Australia, Germany, Spain, Italy, Paris, Africa. It felt like that's Jamaica. It felt like that's a dance hall vibe. Think he deal with that. And Drake is a genius. Three albums at one time. Take over the summer. You know, a couple of. Honestly. Shout to Lucky. Cause Lucky dropped the album. I want to get him on the show. I know you about know about Lucky. My kids love Lucky. And he was number four on the charts. So was it smart for him to drop when Drake dropped? Cause now you're like, fuck it, I'm gonna get Lucky shit too. Shout out to him. Make sure y' all cop the album facts.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Shout out to Lucky.

[Murder]

You know, so that was kind of good marketing. Cause somebody would be like, yo, should I drop when Drake dropped?

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

I know a lot of people thinking about not dropping now.

[Co-host]

Well, three. I mean, three whole albums, like, that's insane. We're talking about a lot of tracks here, definitely.

[Murder]

But Lucky was still, what, number four on the charts.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

He did it to get out his deal, man. So you got to respect it. He didn't get out the deal that he got them two B's on the table.

[Murder]

I mean, but the whole thing is. Was the albums with the albums were dope, you know.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Fact.

[Murder]

That's the whole thing. He didn't put out music that was. Was mid. All the music was crazy. The production was crazy. You can't. Everybody gonna be riding the Drake the whole summer. We ain't even get to the. Like I said, the first album, dissing everybody.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Yeah, I'm still nice, man. I ain't even get to really check out the other.

[Murder]

That's what we want.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

I'm still just talking about it.

[Co-host]

You got time. That's the benefit, right?

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Yeah. Facts.

[Co-host]

You got time for all that.

[Murder]

And he get. And you know, Drake gets slippery, you know, he get crazy, man. You know what I'm saying? Your baby mom ain't post your single. That's crazy, bro. He be saying a lot of crazy. He got some crazy lines, bro. Kill Khaled, Kill Ross. Aiden Ross heard what he said.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

That's why Ross was streams before Aiden Ross had ever streamed.

[Murder]

That was crazy.

[Co-host]

I didn't mean to catch up by surprise.

[Murder]

Cause you gotta know when Drake Officer

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Ricky about to drop an album, you

[Murder]

gotta think about this double wood that going double. This is what you gotta edit.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

He ain't gonna make no noise when that shit.

[Murder]

Yo, look, me and him had to talk about this, right? But it was about another artist, right? When Drake dis you, your kids gotta go to school and hit that. Like your kids are saying a line when your son is walking down the hallway or your family. Yo, you heard what Drake just said? He got that much power that them disses whole weight. It's different.

[Co-host]

It don't just end on the Internet, man.

[Murder]

That man played chess. He waited for everybody, kept quiet, seen everybody, flipped on him, and he just came out with like a. Yeah, just dissing everybody, the whole album. That's what make Iceman crazy, because he's dissing everybody.

[Co-host]

How long do you wait to drop another piece after dropping three whole albums, though?

[Murder]

When you get that first billion, nigga, of course.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Why not? If he working on that type of deal shit, he got a whole bunch of shit to talk after he secured that paper, right? So.

[Murder]

But he ain't. They ain't even gonna stress him. That's Drake. Drake is a machine now. He's bigger than what Universal is. I think Kendrick is big like that too. But now what Drake did is he. He. He mastered the game. I'm dropping three albums. Fuck Universal. I'm Lucian's golden goose, nigga. I'm catching as much stunts as I can. I'm Iceman. I'm buying the most jewelry. I'm showing the cars he fronting. I'm out this deal. And you heard the song. With 21 savage billions on the table, nigga, it's crazy.

[Co-host]

Let's talk about a little bit more about other features.

[Murder]

Right?

[Co-host]

So now Vlad and Boosie are making the runs again on the webs.

[Murder]

Right? Right.

[Co-host]

So Boosie did have a reaction towards all this. And then apparently Another outlet, say cheese, was offering about 15k for an interview. He refused that. But not only did he refuse that, he apparently upped it from 25k with Vlad to 40k.

[Murder]

I mean, boosie do what he want to do. Shout out to Boosie. I ain't mad at him. I mean, you know, I'm not mad at him or Vlad. That's. That's their agreement. But at the same time, you know, if he's getting 25, 000 from Vlad, I might. He might not want to take 18, 15 from somebody. But, you know, we all hustlers. Money is Money, man, go get the money while you, you know, you still out there able to get it. That's the way I see it. But some people might, yo, that's not my price. And they don't want people to think that that's your price.

[Co-host]

At this point, would you say that the artists are helping the platforms or the platforms are helping the artists?

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

It's both.

[Murder]

You can't.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Because without the artist, it ain't no platform. You know what I'm saying? And also, the platform do give the artists a place to express theyself and help get theyself viral and things of that nature.

[Murder]

So I really think it's the person, because everybody don't watch. Like, Boosie is like one of the most watched online, him being himself, you know what I'm saying? He's one of them guys that go viral all the time. Either he's at the game, having a good time. He's with a pretty lady in his car. He's at his mansion, his cane corso biting the N like he just make his life a movie. He's just funny all the time. And right now, him and Vlad is monetizing off the shit. So shout to both of them. Right.

[Co-host]

You know, we also get into some other type of costs as well. Right. So we did talk about AP and Swatch happen to collapse.

[Murder]

Okay.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Oh, right.

[Co-host]

Oh, so wait, wait. So you celebrating here?

[Murder]

No, it's a good move. And I'm gonna tell you why.

[Co-host]

Okay.

[Murder]

I'm gonna tell you why it's a good move because now.

[Co-host]

Because remember now they're not. They're not. They're not official like wristwatch.

[Murder]

They're basically pocket watches. But now when we looked outside, we talked about it over the weekend and when the APs, when the AP and Swatch collab dropped the lines, was out the door. Show murder. The lonz was out the door. People was camping out. They on Burkham's now girls are putting it on Burkham's. It's a good look to have that little watch hanging, the little AP hanging off the Burkham. That's a good assume.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

It's a good look.

[Murder]

I mean, I would say that.

[Co-host]

So why. Why do you think it's not a good look? Murder?

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

I don't know. I mean. Cause it's still, you know, you know, you know the price of it. It's only 3, $400 now. Even though I did see, I did

[Murder]

see some hustlers show them the lines outside.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

I did see some hustlers reselling it now I heard some people was out there reselling it for about two years.

[Murder]

Show em the man. Show them the lines outside.

[Co-host]

This is the slight pushback. I'll give you.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Yayo.

[Co-host]

I'm curious to what you think about it.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

This is funny as hell right here. I saw this.

[Co-host]

Mad people are online, right? But they, they're reselling it, right? And I got to do a little research on. On stockx. They're reselling for almost $3,000. That's a W no matter what for

[Murder]

you got to respect the hustle. So we, we looked at it like certain people might look at it like it don't make sense. No sense. But other people looking like, yo, it's going to be limited edition. So whoever get it, them guys show the lines outside the school.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

People thought that, right? Look at that, look at it. But you could bring it up, right? It's an article. They thought it was going to be something where it's limited, but they going to keep making these shits, right?

[Murder]

Oh, but not for now.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

It went from 3000 to 4000. Now only selling it for 1200 and then the gig is about to be up. You're going to see in a minute they ain't going to be able to resell them shits for nothing.

[Murder]

See what's the price up there?

[Co-host]

I'm showing the fellas. If you're not watching the stock X prices you're talking about, let's say for this blue one, this is bio ceramic. It's 2700. Someone's listing it.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

And that was only 300 to begin with.

[Co-host]

Yeah, 17. 1700 for some, 1814 for the red, 12 for the kind of white, weird blue. I mean, if you went and got those for 400, you flipped them for

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

even more than a thousand is a good hustle move.

[Co-host]

But now is that worth potentially kind of hurting?

[Murder]

It depends if somebody wants it that bad, bro. It's. It's limited edition right now the guys that stood outside on the line, y' all are geniuses. Y' all are hustlers. This is why I love New York. Y' all bought it for 300, 400, whatever it is. And y' all triple the price on stockx and somebody who buy it when they want to.

[Co-host]

Did you guys see that? There was a couple of places, bro,

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

by the way, fighting over that.

[Co-host]

Yeah, exactly.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

That's it. You fighting over 3, 400.

[Murder]

They was fighting this. You saying it don't make sense when

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

it makes sense, but they fighting over that shit. I don't think that makes no sense.

[Co-host]

So that's what I was gonna ask you guys, right? Because they had releases in, obviously, New York, Paris, Milan, Dubai, a lot of other major cities.

[Murder]

Right.

[Co-host]

A lot of lines got shut down and kind of messed it up for a lot of other people. I'm trying to find a good fight for y' all to check out real quick. You know, YouTube is not gonna like that. But is that corny to be fighting for some quote unquote, luxury juice?

[Murder]

Happened in New York City. Yeah. Just another day at the office.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Word.

[Co-host]

They did it for Jordan.

[Murder]

Yeah. In New York City, man.

[Co-host]

They did it for a chicken sandwich.

[Murder]

Yo, this is New York City, bro.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

I forgot we did do that over Popeyes Chicken, Right? They was going crazy over the Popeyes.

[Murder]

It don't matter. It's New York City, bro.

[Co-host]

A chicken sandwich.

[Murder]

So what we get in a chud, the bodybuilder courthouse shooting breakdown. So he shot in front of the courthouse, so.

[Co-host]

No, no, no. This is. This is the courthouse.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

He got shot, right?

[Co-host]

Yeah, well, yeah. So.

[Murder]

So where did this happen? In front of the courthouse.

[Co-host]

So this happened in. In. There was a shooting outside of Montgomery County Courthouse in Clarksville, Tennessee. This happened on May 13th.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Right.

[Co-host]

Apparently, he got into a whole verbal thing with somebody.

[Murder]

He was asking for it, and the

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

blood came out for the longest.

[Murder]

Shut the bodybuilder to something called karma. And you have received some bad karma, bruh. You know, if he would have came to New York, he would have got gunned down in two seconds. Cause people was getting tired of him anyway. And he was going viral. And I think Kick or whatever the streaming service he was on should have been ending him. Cause anybody who spew out hate like that is just bugging out now.

[Co-host]

I mean, if you don't know about chud, he's a gentleman who had a lot of controversy around him.

[Murder]

Yeah, he was online, going RDR everywhere. He was calling everybody N word. Then he exposed him and all that. But in New York, some way worse would have happened to him. He never came to New York down there. I think he was getting away with a lot of stuff because, you know, like, he did something in front of police, and I think one of the cops resigned or something like that. Allegedly. I don't know. But he said he was just like the N word around, and he was getting crazy. He knew something was going to happen to him eventually. Cause it ain't where you from, it's where you at. So when it just happened in New York, you knew something was going to happen. To him.

[Co-host]

So that's why I kind of wanted

[Murder]

to run on him, you know, he's reaching. You doing too much. You asking for too much, bro.

[Co-host]

I mean, doing too much got him into a really big predicament because his bond was set at $1.25 million. Was that worth the streams?

[Murder]

No, not at all. I mean, just him just spewing the hate out there was enough for me. Like, I never really paid attention to the guy. I never wanted to talk about him because I knew his day was coming, right? Was gonna get killed or getting some dumb spewing that hate out there. So tread the Bob Villa, have a good time in jail. They gonna know how to really treat you in there.

[Co-host]

But that's another thing, right? Look, he's saying that he was saying he was just defending himself. But does that count like that when

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

your brand is like that?

[Murder]

That guy was going crazy online every day. And I feel like they should. We should have had him all streaming a long time ago. Now we going to the. To the light skinned dude. He's making all light skinned guys look bad right now.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Do that, man.

[Murder]

The Julio Foolio killer. Sean Gatright.

[Co-host]

Yeah.

[Murder]

Now there's word to be said that he has a gofundme right now.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

I heard they're sending him that bread.

[Murder]

And let me tell you something, Crime don't pay. Especially when you in Florida shout out to Florida, at least New York, there is parole. Florida, there's no parole. It's just death sentence. So you go to trial. Did you watch it on YouTube? I watched it on the trail. They go on to trial.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

I saw a little bit.

[Murder]

Not only for the life sentences, my brother, but for sweat equity. The sweat equity was crazy, you know what I'm saying?

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Disrespectful. Disrespectful.

[Murder]

You know, the sweat equity was very crazy, but that's how Florida is, I guess. There's no parole. I have a life with a death penalty. And now they was, you know, he was crying on. On the stand. His sister went up there, talked. I think his mother talked.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

He used to be a good kid.

[Murder]

And let me tell you, crime doesn't pay. Especially when you in Florida, bro. I'm just keeping it real. Death penalty, you could tell they. They handing that around like it's nothing.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

So they avoided the death penalty though. Correct. They all just got life with no parole.

[Co-host]

So the official sentencing is not happening for all four men until June 22nd. So that's when they're going to do the official sentencing. Let me Ask you guys, you think the crazy.

[Murder]

What's the crazy one? Davon? I think it's Davon Murphy. What is it? Davon Murphy, he was the crazy one. Laug, the one that was in the.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

He was laughing in the room, in the courtroom.

[Murder]

Did you see that interrogation of police? Who's the guy with the big tims running? He about to shoot his man. Like, yo.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

And they were talking about him, Correct?

[Murder]

They was talking about him. And he was in there by himself and he was making gun gestures. Bop, bop, like wilding out, you know, I don't want YouTube to block us out. But it was a crazy case. And it goes to show you now these days, there's too many cameras. Crime don't pay. They got cameras on the Tesla. They got. They got phone records. They got Airbnb trail, they got highway trail. Like, come on.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Yeah, yeah.

[Murder]

You know these dudes had automatic weapons. What you think is going to happen, bro? You go and get caught up, bro. And you know, like a dude like Youngen Ace can't even come back to Florida. So they know in Jacksonville is a war. The same thing that they know in the streets. The feds know too, bro.

[Co-host]

Who's the blame for something like this, though?

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

All that shit is unfortunate, man. It's just. I guess niggas come up in this drama, it's beef and they see it pause. They see the. They only know a certain way to handle certain situations, man. But it's all unfortunate. Honestly, man.

[Murder]

But one thing, the difference between Davon Murphy and Sean Gatright is. Sean Gatright's crying. Davon Murphy is smiling. So, I mean, if you do the crime, you gotta be able to do the time. You can't be up there crying and have a gofundme. You gotta gofundme after you killed a high profile rapper. That's kind of crazy, Murk.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

I mean, he gotta go fund me. I ain't mad at him for trying to get some shit.

[Murder]

Did you see what he say on the stand? Y' all wanna do good in jail, bro? You got ops now. What are you talking about?

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Ain't no doing good in jail when

[Murder]

you go to prison. You talking all that. Yo, I'm gonna do good and keep my head down. Then you in prison now. Ain't no being good and keeping your head down when you go to prison. It's real. Any day could be your last. You know that.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Yeah.

[Murder]

So you being on the stand, crying ain't making your bid better.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

That's not a good look for him,

[Murder]

it's not making your bid better.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

That's just gonna look him crying on you. It's not a good look.

[Co-host]

We could keep talking about jail a little bit. Unfortunately, Kodak Black over the weekend was actually angel twice. Twice in one week. So not over the weekend. Twice in one week.

[Murder]

Is he locked up now because. No. Shout out to Kodak Black. Shout out to all his olds, man. That's my. I love Kodak Black music. But, yo, you got to stay out of trouble. You got pardoned by.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

You got to stay off the drugs.

[Murder]

Yo, bro, you got. Listen, you got to stay out of trouble. I'm. Allegedly. You do drugs.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

I mean, allegedly. We seen that Popping beans gonna lie on Kosana. Everybody know he's a legend.

[Murder]

Yeah, you're right.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

That nigga's a drunk.

[Co-host]

Threw it in the air.

[Murder]

You definitely right.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Kodak gotta get some help.

[Murder]

You just gotta think about this. Yo, Kodak, you got pardoned by Donald Trump. You just gotta chill. You gotta chill, Zo.

[Co-host]

But what about, like, the people around you? Like, what do they do? Like, what would like.

[Murder]

I mean, everybody don't have businessmen around them. Somebody just got street dudes.

[Co-host]

And what about family?

[Murder]

I mean, they could talk to him, but once these guys make their first million, they not listening to you. Yeah, it's kind of hard to tell. You know, we was young and did a lot of mistakes, too. Like. But when you young and you make your first.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Yeah, he makes dope music, man. So I really want to see him get better so he could really get back on that shit. Cause Kodak was one of them dudes that actually talked that shit for the young generation, man.

[Co-host]

So the first time he got arrested, by the way, was May 6th. Then got released after that, was arrested May 14th.

[Murder]

And then you gotta. You gotta think about this. It's a trap. And I'm gonna tell you what they

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

arrested him for, though.

[Murder]

Fleeing police.

[Co-host]

Yeah, he was fleeing the police, apparently.

[Murder]

And then one of his mans had the call. I think DNA was on drugs or something like that. That was the first case. Cause they out for you. They letting you know we own you.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

My son jumped out the car and started running.

[Murder]

You got a pardon from Trump. You think them people's happy for you? I'm happy for you.

[Co-host]

He was doing a lot of changes. He cut his hair, too.

[Murder]

Oh, he cut his hair. He got the season now.

[Co-host]

Yeah. So now he's doing a whole switch up, things are a little rough on the coat of black kind of timeline.

[Murder]

I mean, things are never rough for Kodak Black, he rich.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

I ain't gonna say nothing rough for him.

[Murder]

I'm just saying to you, he just

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

gotta figure out some things.

[Murder]

He just gotta think you got pardoned by Donald Trump, right? You beat the odds, right? Just respect your blessings, your family love you. You got kids out there. You seem like a good person. You do mad stuff for your mother. Kodak does mad stuff for the community. Shout to him. You know, hopefully he just stay out of trouble. Cause I'm a fan of his music and I'm a fan of what he do. I'm not mad that he's in the streets. He gives back to the streets. I respect that. But at the end of the day, if you keep catching these cases in Florida, it look like Florida's not playing.

[Co-host]

No, Florida does not play at all.

[Murder]

That's a fact. Florida don't play. It's no place to really do crime at. It seem like first of all, there's no parole. At least New York, you got parole. You got a chance to see the light out there. It's like life or a flatbed. It seemed like from what I'm seeing or the death penalty get handed out like it's nothing. You know what I'm saying? You gotta think about this. Ed Merc Amazon Pharmacy presents painful thoughts.

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[Murder]

Why now you got cell phones, right?

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Right.

[Murder]

With a cell phone, it kills half of the day for you. You know what I'm saying? Imagine you got TikTok all the chicks on there. You can hit your people people on there. That's killing the day like six hours at the day. By the time I use it in the morning, might use it in the afternoon. Next thing you know it's dinner and chow, it's time to go to bed. I got it. I'm rocking out. I'm chilling. I got the phone. I'm chilling. You doing the time. But you know what that is, right? That's a ticket. There's people in jail that's doing more time just for having a phone. You know what they take away from you with a cell phone?

[Co-host]

What?

[Murder]

They take away your visits. I think for a year. Damn.

[Co-host]

For a year?

[Murder]

Yeah. They take away a commissary for a year.

[Co-host]

Whoa.

[Murder]

They take away your phone for a year. I'm like all for a cell phone.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

They doing all that now I gotta

[Murder]

ask some of the and look, a cell phone. Some of the homies not to blow it up. Cause people know we ain't. It's like 10 grand. So if I borrow murder phone and I get bused, all my privileges took it away. Visits for a year. Phone and commissary. I might get help. Somebody help Me with the commissary. And then I owe murder ten grand. Now he on my neck. We might have to go what they call gun to gun little kids. You don't want to go to prison. You know what I'm saying? And now I owe him 10 grand for a phone.

[Co-host]

Part of my.

[Murder]

The reason why it's a trap, because you go in there, you got to defend yourself, and you catching more tickets. Defending yourself, getting busy. You got to.

[Co-host]

Part of my ignorance. But is there even a way to lessen that? Like, once they. They're like, yo, everything's out for a whole year.

[Murder]

That's what I heard. I heard they take away everything for like a year, and you go to the box.

[Co-host]

Damn. For a whole year.

[Murder]

For like a whole year. No visits, no phone, no commissary.

[Co-host]

So what we gotta do to get Kodak outside of. From all that? I mean, how do we keep him away?

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

He gotta want to do it, though. Yeah, he gotta want to really do it, though, man. He gotta really want that.

[Murder]

He's a good dude. He's blessed. He just gotta realize how blessed he is. No, his mom's pray for him. I see. You know, I'm Haitian, so I know, you know, people pray Haitian. We. We big on pray. We big in, you know, into, you know, into believing in, you know, God and Jesus. You know, I don't want to get into it too much because people don't like when you talk about religion and politics. But. But he prays. His mom's prayed for him, you know, and he always gets out of jail. He's blessed. Got a pardon from Trump. Who's getting that. That's not, you know, an everyday thing. So sometimes you gotta take your blessings and realize I'm blessed. Right. You know what I'm saying?

[Co-host]

We talked about Drake doing three album releases. We talked about Kodak getting released twice from jail.

[Murder]

Yeah.

[Co-host]

Let's get a little bit into about Lauryn Hill. Who says. Who kind of explained why she hasn't dropped another album.

[Murder]

What does she say?

[Co-host]

Right. And her biggest thing was, apparently, was from, you know, dream drain of fame, needing the safety to create, just dealing with industry. I wanted to ask y', all, is there any artist that you wish had dropped anytime soon?

[Murder]

Or, like, it would be Lauryn Hill.

[Co-host]

Yeah.

[Murder]

Because now we're in a. More like the female rappers are dope. The Sexy Reds, the Lottos, the Cardi's, Nicki's. The Molly Santana is now on Drake album. So now she's a star. The ice spices, you know, Shout to Stunna Sandy. I think she's from New York.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Stunner Sandy.

[Murder]

That's big. You know, she's gonna gain more followers. She's on the Drake album. I feel like before it was only, like. It was only like, Kim Foxy, Lauryn Hill, Eve, you know, you had. Who am I missing? Am I missing? I'm missing some Missy Elliot, you know, there was a good amount, but now it's like. Like it's a lot of female rappers now that are dominating the game. You heard Sexyy Red on the Drake album. You know, they dominating the game. They doing yk nese killing them. It's like, yo, it's like a new female rapper every day that's killing the game. And the females, the female market is bigger now for music. It feels like it's 60, 40, because the women are listening to their music that they like. So I feel like Lauryn Hill was to come. Yeah, the lane is open. It would be Lauryn Hill. She went through a lot, but all her albums were like classics, you know, she was dropping Knowledge.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Oh. She said she's thinking about dropping something now.

[Co-host]

That thought is in her mind. But at the same time, it's kind of a question of, do you want to drop something else? And then maybe hurt, quote, unquote, hurt your legacy? Is that possible when it comes to Lauren Hill?

[Murder]

I don't think it would never hurt Lauryn Hill legacy if she dropped. Because whatever she dropped is going to be dope.

[Co-host]

What do you think? Murder.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

If it ain't dope, it could hurt a legacy. Cause I mean, people are critics, so people gonna always judge, and they gonna put that up against her other project, and they gonna go, all right. You know how people are. People gonna go, man, she should have kept that shit.

[Murder]

Listen, for me, that's how people are. I don't care how people are.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

If it's not good, they gonna say she should have kept it. They not gonna go, oh, okay, that's Lauryn Hill. So it was okay. She put out some trash. They gonna go, damn, man, she should have. Man, she just should have chilled.

[Murder]

Nah, listen, Lauryn Hill's gonna drop a classic to me regardless. Cause I'm a Lauryn Hill.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

If she's thinking about putting out music,

[Co-host]

we're talking about putting out an album almost 30 years later.

[Murder]

Who cares? Yes. We need that from Lauryn Hill. Yes. Because everything is more of bars bigging up the chicks, talking about Chanel's red bottoms or whatever. Whatever. Fashion's new out the biggest bag. Chanel you can buy the biggest expensive. Louis shaking your ass. Or bars. You know what I'm saying? So with her, she's dropping Ms. What is it? Miseducation. Yeah, that was. You could name some of them songs on there. Come on, bro. Like, the album was a classic. Come on. Lost one was on it. Not lost one was on it. I'm tripping. I got you, Mr. Man. Peanut butter and Jelly man is here. What's up, dj? How you doing? Pause.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Peanut Butter and Jelly Man.

[Co-host]

There's a good context for that.

[Murder]

A pool.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

I don't know. Just Peanut butter and jelly.

[Murder]

No, he said he's not going.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Yeah, take.

[Murder]

Yeah, he said he's not going to eat no steak until he make $10 million.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Okay. I ain't mad at you, DJ.

[Starbucks Advertisement Voice]

One million.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Yeah, one million.

[Murder]

What's the show? Theorist. Theorist.

[Co-host]

Theorist Studios. Yeah, we got a guy for context. He just. He commonly purchases a whole tub of peanut butter and slices of bread every week to eat for.

[Murder]

But that's motivation for me because he said he gonna eat peanut butter and wheat bread until he make 10 million. I'm with that man.

[Co-host]

To get back to Lauryn Hill real quick. A lot of the tracks are. Yeah. Lost Ones. Yes. X Factor To Zion, Doo Wop. When It Hurts so Bad. It's a lot of tracks. Everything is everything.

[Murder]

Classic album.

[Co-host]

Can't take My eyes off.

[Murder]

Classic.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Can't take nothing.

[Murder]

Can't take my eyes off.

[Co-host]

But now saying what you're saying now, 30 years later, what if she doesn't wanna tarnish that?

[Murder]

I think she should come with another album. That's just my opinion.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

No, I think she should come with another album, too.

[Murder]

I wouldn't. I feel. I feel like she feel like she

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

in the creative space and she ready to drop some music.

[Murder]

I feel like I. A lot of music. There's a lot of young artists that are definitely doing they thing. We was talking about Don Toliver as one. He's coming into town. Shout out to him. His concert's gonna be a movie. He's at usbs. He's at Madison Square. He's in Jersey, you know, Lucky he dropped his album. All my kids are fans of these people. I listen to their music. BK the Ruler and their music is pretty dope. They got their cult followings, but a lot of the old school music is lasting forever. We had havoc on the show. We recently talked about 40 days he's doing yes Banks right now. Is dope. What he's doing. He's on tour right now. Shine selling Out Shine is selling out. It's like 50 just came off, you know, three years ago, 109 dates with live Nation, incredible tour. Murder working now.

[Co-host]

You just did your 420 piece right now.

[Murder]

Yeah, you know, it's like. It's like the older guys are lasting too. You know, they're touring a lot. You know, Drake is almost 40 and look, and he's still killing the game.

[Co-host]

Three whole albums facts now. I guess that's kind of why I wanted y' all to talk about this, right? Because of the fact of the pressure of streams in the modern day. We get these three albums, then it's like, are people really gonna stream all three of them? Obviously, it's proving it right when it comes to Drake.

[Murder]

I mean, he broke every record there is to be broken. So, I mean, what is it? He kills Spotify. Spotify crashed. You know, you didn't get a chance to listen. If you didn't get a chance to listen to all three albums, there's still time for that. I get on a long flight. We supposed to be going to Malaysia and all these places.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

20 hour flight.

[Murder]

Listen. I'm gonna listen to the third album. I listen to two albums. That's good enough.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

20 hours on the way back, 40 hours in the air.

[Murder]

And name the 10 top countries he

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

dominated in dominating all over, man.

[Murder]

But there's like 10 top countries.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

All three albums right now is projected to be number one, correct? I mean, one, two and three.

[Murder]

Come on, Spotify, bro.

[Co-host]

And. And also into the question you asked. So, I mean, us, Canada, South Africa, United Kingdom, mainland China, France, India, Germany, Australia, Japan. And that's just the start of it, right? And we're talking about only the first week back to talking about Iceman and the other albums. You know, when it comes to you guys, though, how do y' all kind of work on y' all releases and y' all tracks and everything like that?

[Murder]

I mean, for me, like, I dropped the 420 project. We got the dispo, you know, shout out to the unit. Dispo, powered by Indoor Strength for life. Cause we in the cannabis world.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Indoor mode. What up?

[Murder]

You know, 7th Ave, 8 5, Sanctuary, PIC, Cura, Leaf, all these companies we deal with, you know. So I made a 420 project. I had Wiz on there, Burner. Shout to them. I had Murder on there, shout out to him. I had my man Sosa on there. It's doing well. You know, we making independent money, which Drake is going independent with that 2 billion. Which is a good idea. Cause A lot of rappers, we could still do numbers, but the numbers are different. You know, you might have went gold back then, easy, and you know what I'm saying? But now it's kind of hard to go gold if you go gold, you know what I'm saying, without a machine behind you or whatever it is. But a lot of people are making a lot of more money going independent.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Just cater to your fan base. That's what I feel like nowadays. Just make the music that feel. Make the music that feel good to you and cater to your fan base and whoever your fans, they gonna support you just for being you.

[Co-host]

And the reason I ask is because you guys are obviously legends in the game.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Definitely. Shout out to Empire. I just did the deal with them, about to put out some music. Ghazi, my guy Nima Bobby up there, I just did a deal about to put out some new music. But definitely, you just gotta stay true to your. True to your fans, man.

[Murder]

You know what?

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

People that really rock what you want to hear, so just give them that good music. Sometimes you can try a couple of new things here and there, but just, man, give your fans what they want to hear, man.

[Murder]

That's for me. I'm an actor.

[Co-host]

Is that the new pursuit you have on me?

[Murder]

Yeah. I feel like I'm gonna be one of the next big ones. You know, I'm just me. I stay humble and be me. And I think that's what you do in the game. Like shout out to Max B. But Max B, you gotta stay humble. I heard you dissing Big Daddy Kane. I know. I'm talking about. I heard you dissed Big Daddy Kane. Shout out to Big Daddy Kane. You can't disrespect the legends. Big Daddy Kane is one of the guys that pioneered the game on Max B. You know I love you from way back. Pause. If that's a pause. Cause murder's gonna say that you caught it. You know, you weren't French. You know, I know y' all when y' all first started in the game, but Big Daddy Kane slander we cannot do. Shout to Brooklyn. Shout to Molly Maul.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Big Daddy Kane.

[Murder]

Queens, you know what I'm saying? We can't never shit on Big Daddy King.

[Co-host]

Is Big Daddy Kane.

[Murder]

Shout out to Gillian Wallow, too. Those are my brothers, man.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Of course, of course.

[Murder]

And I heard it was on the Gillian Wallow show, right? They were on me.

[Co-host]

I got the word game. Right. And then. So then. Yes. So for any. Just for context. Yeah, they. He claimed that he is way more Influential than Big Daddy Kane. Again, is that not a pause? Big Daddy Kane?

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

That might be.

[Murder]

No, that's not a pause.

[Co-host]

Y' all said Mobb Deep was a pause.

[Murder]

I never said that.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Today's ever. That might be a pause.

[Murder]

Now we're getting ridiculous for pause. We gotta stop using the word.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

The young boys might have said that. You ain't lying, though. But the young boys. Boys might have said. They might have said that, man.

[Murder]

Yo, Big Daddy Kane is what hip hop is. Max B. You, you know, you gotta stay humble. You just came home, you know, you gotta hit record with friends. That's cool. But Big Daddy Kane got seven certified albums.

[Co-host]

He said he had.

[Murder]

Big Daddy. Hold on. Big Daddy Kane cracked Madonna, bro. Tupac allegedly cracked Madonna. Allegedly. Right? You know, Madonna. Am I saying wrong or cracked is too much? That's the young boy stuff, right?

[Co-host]

I mean, that's correct. Yeah, it's cracked.

[Murder]

Whatever. He pizzled, whatever it is. But the Max B. Sl, the Big Daddy Kane, we can't do that. And I like what Max being French doing. No disrespect to them, but you know you can't do that. Not Big Daddy Kane, bro. That's like this in krs. That's like this in Rakim. That's like this in Coogee Rap. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, that's like this in Special Ed.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

You got to respect the legends.

[Murder]

Come on.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Respect the legends, man.

[Murder]

Respect the legends to me, you know what I mean? That's like dissing Pete Rock cio Smooth. I don't know. And to me, it's just crazy. You just can't diss them, you know what I'm saying? Group wise, two different levels of Hitler. And shout to Big Daddy Kane, we'll have him on the show. Cause we respect. When me and Murda seen Big Daddy Kane at. It was an event 50 was doing. We saluted. And I know we older, but Max, you older, too. So, I mean, we should just salute, you know, to the guys that paved the way.

[Co-host]

Yeah.

[Murder]

Cause there was a point where it was Big Daddy Kane. Rakim Slick Rick List goes on and on. But those are like major names in the game. But never disrespect. Big Daddy King, he's one of the greats. As well as Coogee Rap. Rakim ll, the list goes on and on. Yo, let's go to Clarissa Shields. She's smacking chicks now.

[Co-host]

Oh, yes.

[Murder]

What's that about? She getting crazy.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Clarissa Shield smacked somebody.

[Murder]

Yeah, she smacked somebody.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Well, she tried. Allegedly.

[Murder]

No, slapped the fire out of somebody, man.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

I think it was allegedly.

[Co-host]

So Clarissa Shields slapped Alicia. Oh, this is gonna be a tough one. Bomb gardener during a heat.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Darn it.

[Co-host]

Now, it looked like a jab when I saw the video.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Hit it up. Did it land?

[Murder]

I mean, you gotta watch the video and hit sound like a slap.

[Co-host]

It doesn't look too clear.

[Murder]

It sound like a slap. That's all I'm saying. Right?

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

You ain't pull the video up? Not saying that, but I didn't really see nothing connect. I wasn't sure if it connected or not.

[Co-host]

So we got the radio right here. You guys tell me what you think about this.

[Murder]

Okay.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Let's just see if it connects.

[Co-host]

Who is that right there?

[Murder]

It's kind of like.

[Co-host]

It was like a jab.

[Murder]

Looks like a quick slap. It wasn't too much?

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

I don't see it connecting, or am I missing something?

[Murder]

You hear a little something?

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Can you see it hit right here?

[Co-host]

You can't really see a hit. It's right here.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

That's what I'm saying. So I don't.

[Murder]

I don't know.

[Co-host]

I mean, you could hear it.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

You could.

[Co-host]

You could very much hear a Wait.

[Murder]

Yo, you know, this probably depressed for the next fight, man. We. You know, we gonna. We gonna tap into that Clarissa Shields fight. Yeah, Promo. That's some good promo. I can't lie. Some good promo, man, the sheets are

[Co-host]

getting aggressive because the weather's breaking.

[Murder]

Yeah, the weather's breaking. It's getting crazy outside. You know how it is, man. The weather's breaking. It's a lot of beef. A lot of diss records we talked about.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Oh, man, we said.

[Murder]

We said the volumes. Like Death Row, you know? Shout to Rory now. Shout to Joe and Jada.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Everybody got dropped.

[Murder]

Shout to murder Rory and Mad.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Murder Officer Ricky mad.

[Murder]

Yeah, they got Zip the Drip. Got Officer Ricky mad. He went on a rant.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

They said he jumped into the drink. They said Officer Ricky jumped into Drake Beef because of French. And French still cool with Drake. So Officer Ricky looking kind of stupid.

[Murder]

I mean. Yeah, there's a lot going on.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

There's a lot going on out there.

[Murder]

We love the game. We love this.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

We love. You know, shout out to Biggs, too, man.

[Murder]

Yeah, shout out to Biggs. Because I already. I heard Jay Z made that call.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Yeah, he made a nigga apologize.

[Murder]

Yo, Ross, make sure you retract them statements.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Apologize.

[Murder]

He retracts statements. The big shout out to Biggs. Then, I don't know, Rory and Mal. Then somebody mother came in and I Was like, it's going too far now.

[Co-host]

Yeah, they talked about Mom's mom, unfortunately.

[Murder]

That's crazy. Shout out to Mal, shout to Rory, shout to Zip to Drip. Everybody on the show. That's you taking it too far. And this is why I said the volume is turning into Death Row.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

I love the volume.

[Murder]

Oh, shit. I love the volume. Or should I say Interscope Records instead of Death Row? Interscope Records. You know what I'm saying? It's like an arms dealer, you know what I'm saying? Everybody's crying what's going down. Drama's going down. Shout out to Joe and Jada. This murdering me on the show. You know, it's all love.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

That was Officer Ricky, man. It's Officer Ricky, man.

[Murder]

No, no, not them. But what I'm saying is on the show because, look, I get paid now to talk shit for a living. I'm just letting y' all know that. And it's on. It's like it's on. You know what I'm saying? This is what we like to do. It's the real report. We here to talk shit. Like, share, subscribe. Anything else you want to talk about Murder. We got good.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

This was. I feel like this was the Tony Yayo episode featuring me. I just let you. I just let you. I just let you go off. No, no, it's all good. We got days like that, so I just let you go off today.

[Murder]

I'm not even.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

I enjoyed the day.

[Murder]

It's been a good day, man. It's another day in the industry. There's no love in the industry, y'. All. Please don't think that you got friends in the industry with you in it. We the most hated. I like it like that. I love it. I'm not in competition with nobody. I'm humble. I'm blessed. We getting this podcast money.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Shout out to the volume.

[Murder]

It's all jokes to all parties. Rick Ross is always, you know, Officer Ricky, you know, you a cop. We don't even know how you made what was the hip hop 50th hip hop. That's when I knew the game changed, you know what I'm saying? So I don't want to hear none of this reality shit. Oh, hold on. Because me and Eden talked about this because in the real world, there's more civilians than gangsters. Gucci Mane just sold out Gary, Indiana, show. And this just shows you that there's more civilians in the world, like gangsters. Like, share and subscribe.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

I don't give two fucks about nothing. Gucci, do we.

[Co-host]

Out of here.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

It's the real report.

[Co-host]

I thought you said you wanted to talk.

[Murder]

Why you want to be out?

[Co-host]

I thought you said you wanted to be. Why you want to be out?

[Murder]

No, we got more time. No, I'm just trying to tell you there's more. Look, there's more civilians free. No, free Pooh Shiesty.

[Co-host]

I thought you wanted to talk.

[Murder]

What happened? No, it's. Look, look, look. No, it's free Pooh Shiesty. But it's going to show you there's more civilians in the world than gangsters. This. Gangsters, you know, the mafia guys in the. In the. In the gangs. We see that on tv, and a lot of. Listen, a lot of people are mesmerized by that. You know, we're not condoning violence, but we watched it and the Godfather and Scarface and all these different movies. That was in Hollywood before it came to the hood, because that's where we. You know, they say it's either music or movies, you know, right, wrong or right. But I'm telling you, there's more civilians in the world than gangsters. I'm just telling you that.

[Co-host Tony Yayo]

Oh, I just want to know what was the point?

[Murder]

But you're not on camera. But we out. Make sure y', all, like, share and subscribe. You know what I mean? Still, Frill Pooh shiesty and big 30 in the. You know, we don't condone ratting. We don't condone that. But we just saying there's more civilians than gangsters in the world. You gotta agree to that. There's a lot more civilians than gangsters. We can't.

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[Murder]

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[Murder]

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