Inside Diddy vs 50 Cent: Threats, Receipts, And A Community Unfiltered

Summary

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Podcast Summary: The Flo Show, No Filter

Episode: Inside Diddy vs 50 Cent – Threats, Receipts, And A Community Unfiltered

Host: Flo
Guest/Co-host: C. Tuck
Date: December 5, 2025

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Episode Overview

This episode dives unfiltered into the intensifying feud between Diddy and 50 Cent, focusing on an alleged threat involving funeral flowers, behind-the-scenes fallout from the explosive Diddy documentary (produced with footage Diddy didn't own), and the wider industry culture of exploitation. Flo officially welcomes new co-host C. Tuck for Freestyle Fridays, and together they break down scandalous receipts, notorious industry behavior, and the community's reactions—balancing hard truth, humor, and a spirit of solidarity.

The hosts also engage deeply with their live chat, responding to community stories, discussing future show plans, and sharing personal anecdotes about the business and morality of the music industry.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. The Diddy vs 50 Cent Threat: Flowers as a Message

• [10:12–12:03]
  Flo recounts how Diddy allegedly sent funeral flowers to 50 Cent at Club 11 in Miami while 50 was on stage, a move widely interpreted as a threat:

"Bruh, he [Diddy] posted funeral arrangement flowers Diddy sent to 50 while 50 was at his show in Miami…As a warning." – Flo [10:36]

• 50 Cent's Instagram response, as read by Flo:

“‘What kind of gay is this? Diddy send me flowers at Club 11? LOL. Why all the foreplay? I get busy. You know, I'm stupid. A warning. I'm 90s grimy. You don’t warn me. LOL.’” – 50 Cent, quoted by Flo [11:17]

• The hosts and chat agree this is both a power move and evidence of Diddy’s recklessness under pressure from mounting legal and public scrutiny.

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2. Diddy's Reputation, Non-Payment, and Downfall

• [14:29–27:58]
  A major theme is Diddy’s long history of not paying people—producers, videographers, and business partners—which ultimately led to behind-the-scenes documentary footage ending up with 50 Cent:

"That not paying was all funny until not paying people led to yo, yo, dirty laundry or your courtship being out here. And now you sending flowers to 50, man." – Flo [33:46]

Notable Quote:

"If you just conduct square business, you ain't gonna have no problem. That stuff ain’t gonna come to…ain’t gonna come back to bite you, because you really took care of people." – C. Tuck [27:38]

• Flo shares a personal story about being present when Floyd Mayweather refused to pay a starving producer even while flaunting cash, illustrating widespread industry abuse of power and the ‘take from the little people’ mentality.
• Roger Bonds (Diddy’s ex-security) audio clip is played, explaining how Diddy exploited young, inexperienced videographers and stiffed them for endless hours, only for contractual loopholes to allow their footage to be sold to others—like 50 Cent. [25:19–26:55]

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3. The Urban Mythology: Tupac, Biggie, and More

• [13:03–15:13, 43:58–47:22]
  The idea that Diddy is involved in wider conspiracies—Tupac, Biggie, and more sinister activities—is discussed, with both hosts citing street and industry rumors, and referencing chat member Melissa’s point that Diddy’s security (Fahim), alleged ex-CIA, was a known “clean-up man.”

"Now people starting to think, for real, that you had something to do with Biggie and however many other people, and then you gonna send funeral arrangement bouquet flowers to 50 cent." – Flo [13:03]

• The hosts and chat debate whether additional charges—or “karma”—are finally catching up to Diddy.

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4. Exploiting the ‘Kirk Archetype’: The Industry’s Forgotten Victims

• [34:40–39:14]
  Flo tells the story of Kirk, Diddy's early Bad Boy partner, bullied out of his share and left homeless and mentally unwell—representing thousands more “Kirk stories” in the industry:

"They like, seek out people they could take advantage of, then they use them, and then they bully." – Flo [34:53]

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5. The Documentary Fallout, Abuse Allegations, and 50 Cent’s Leverage

• [39:14–44:22]
  They discuss shocking moments from the documentary, especially the affidavit that Aubrey (from Danity Kane) was reportedly assaulted and doesn't remember it.
• The hosts speculate on what might be revealed in a rumored "Part 2" of the docuseries, including Justin Bieber coming forward.
• 50 Cent’s ability to push the narrative and provide “backup” for other artists is cited as rare industry integrity:

"For him to be going this hard…he gotta know that his stuff pretty tight…his closet must be a little clean, like compared to most of the other celebrities." – Flo [42:38]

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6. The Industry Power Dynamic: Picking Victims

• [56:35–57:23]
  Discussion on how powerful figures like Diddy and Floyd target people with no family or support system—observed from Flo’s own experience in the business:

"They take people who don't have no family, no nobody. That way when they them over, they...ain't got nobody to go to. They ain't got nobody that's gonna stand up for them." – C. Tuck [56:42]

• Flo credits his father’s stern warning to protect him as the reason he was never victimized like others in the industry.

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7. Community, Positivity, and Co-host Chemistry

• Throughout the episode, the energy between Flo and C. Tuck is positive, humorous, and raw; live chat engagement forms an essential part of the show’s vibe.
• Flo welcomes C. Tuck officially, teasing future formats—sports, wellness, and tech ("Flow After Dark").
• Both hosts embrace being unfiltered, relatable, and accessible:

"I just give some quality, you know what I'm saying? Like really...I'm perfect for the show because I really don't got no filter. Like, I'm just, I just started...working on my filter because like eyes just shoot straight from here just like that..." – C. Tuck [60:26]

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8. Sports Talk & Future Plans

• [20:07–22:14; 62:07–69:03]
  They riff about sports (Cleveland teams, Cavs fined, Bears/Packers rivalry), the ethics of “load management,” and speculate about future sports-centered podcasts.
• Plans for a new wellness/grow business "Satellite Farms" and community collabs teased for 2026.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Industry Abuse:
  "You would think Diddy would have a videographer...on a certain level, right? No. They take a young guy who ain't got a pot to piss in, and they...dog walk. That's what these celebrities do." – Flo [23:16]

• On standing up for the powerless:
  "I will say some. I don't care. Floyd know that. So I'm speaking on what I saw and what's real. And I didn't like that." – Flo [32:20]

• On accountability:
  "If all of them were banned together, it's a lot more. More little fraudulent little activity that can be uncovered. And it can really serve some good to some people…that don't nobody know about." – C. Tuck [43:30]

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• [02:12] – Confirming the topic: Diddy threatening 50 Cent with funeral flowers
• [10:36] – 50 Cent’s Instagram reaction to Diddy's “warning”
• [25:19] – Roger Bonds audio: How Diddy exploited videographers
• [33:46] – Flo’s story of Floyd Mayweather stiffing unpaid producers
• [34:40] – The “Kirk” story: Exploiting, bullying, and discarding collaborators
• [39:14] – Discussing Aubrey's affidavit and sexual assault allegation
• [56:35] – How family protection kept Flo safe in the industry
• [60:26] – C. Tuck on joining as co-host, unfiltered style
• [69:03] – End of show community shoutouts, plans for next episodes

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Tone & Style

This episode is classic “barbershop talk”—raw, funny, honest, and packed with both outrage and camaraderie. Flo and C. Tuck tell it like it is, support their community, and refuse to let industry giants spin the narrative. Their chemistry is central, and the chat is woven in as a real-time “voice of the people.” The episode never shies away from controversy or personal stories—offering a rare window into the untold realities of entertainment’s dark side.

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Closing Remarks

The episode wraps with camaraderie, community gratitude, plans for more shows with C. Tuck, and a final tribute to C. Tuck’s late uncle.

“Just everybody have a safe and wonderful day; lead the lives that y'all put on this earth for the purpose to lead…That's all I can ask for.” – C. Tuck [76:26]

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For listeners seeking no-spin, real insight on hip-hop beefs, industry injustice, and the power of community, this is The Flo Show at its rawest and most engaging.

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Transcript

[A]

Wake up, wake up, wake up.

It's the Flow show, no Filter.

Back for another crazy episode. See, Tuck, you ready to come on up on the. On the. Hi get you. Oh, let me see. The thoughts, views, and opinions shared on the Flow show, no Filter are for educational and entertainment purposes only. I am not a professional. I am just. Good.

Morning, man. I'm feeling good, man. I'm feeling good.

Did he. Did he tried. Hey, hey, See, Tuck, I gotta figure out how to pull you up to the. I'm sorry to hear about what happened to Angie, man. Hey, see, Tuck, I'm trying to figure out how I pull you up to the stage, bro.

It gotta be like a link or something. How do I. How do I. Oh, share. No, that's a referral link, man. Let me figure this out. Good morning, everybody. We trying. I'm trying to get my boy C. Tuck up here.

I am on Stream Yard and I have some YouTube live, and I'm trying to bring up one of my. One of the family. How do I put them? Where do I get the link from so they could. So I could bring them on the stage? We got a lot to talk about today. I'm trying to get C. Tucked to the stage.

Got a guest link inside your Stream Yard studio. Once you're inside the broadcast, you create it. Look at the bottom, click Invite. Okay, Once you're inside the broadcast, you create. You created. Look at the bottom of the screen. All right, click Invite. Where's Invite? I don't see Invite.

Oh, oh, Invite. Okay.

Invite guests. Okay, we cooking. Copy.

All right, look, the link is in the.

The link is in the chat. We about to talk. We have 56. Did he just put a threat on 50 Cent Life?

We just gonna start this podcast off like this. This documentary has got so crazy. 50 Cent has just threatened Curtis. I mean, Diddy has just threatened Curtis. 50 Cent Jackson's life. And I just put the. I just put a link in the chat to bring my boy C. Tuck up there. See, Tuck, all you gotta do is click that link, bro.

And you can come on up. You can have your camera on, or you don't gotta have your camera on. It don't matter. You could just come up without camera if you want to, or you can have your camera.

On or off. Come on, see Tuck, Click the link. Everybody tell C. Tuck to click that link.

We ready to do Freestyle Fridays with C. Tucking. We got to talk about this crazy with 50 cents.

And break and do the last. We got to do our last breakdown of.

We got to do our last.

We got to do our last breakdown of this damn documentary. Where is he? Okay. Oh, y' all see Tuck? They setting up the iPad now. Let's get it.

Let's get Sea Tuck, man. Let's get some Sea Tucks in the chat. Let's get some Sea Tucks in the chat.

Come on.

Oh, Angie said, hey, see Tuck. And you said, no shirts allowed. See Tuck, you gotta come. You gotta come. You gotta come like this.

See Tuck. See Tuck. But yeah, man, 50 Cent put a one in the chat if y' all saw that. That. That 50. That Diddy, just. The threat that 50 just sent, did it put a one in the chat if y' all saw that.

Oh, nice. And everybody, round of applause. Praying Hands, Tahara said. And this is to the whole Flow community. Spotify, Apple, all of us. Y' all know we one community.

TS was having a surgery. Can't remember what kind or if she even told us. But we have been waiting day. A few. A couple days to find out what really happened. I mean. I mean, you know what the update was. Lily is letting us know that. Read the message word for word.

[B]

Flow.

[A]

Tahara wanted me to let the family know that her surgery was a success. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. Oh, brain surgery. Thank you. She had brain surgery, and it was a success, y'. All. Let's put them Praying hands, celebrations, everything in the. In the chat. Come on, man.

Come on.

Sorry to hear about you, Nana, Lily.

Okay, so where can we see the threat? Okay, we about to break that down. Y' all want to hear about this threat? Because we got to break down the documentary, But y' all want to go into the threat first. Y' all want to go into the threat first, or do I recap our final recap of the documentary? I think y' all want to go into this threat first. Let's see. Put a 1 in the chat if y' all want to talk about this threat. You want me to break down the whole 50 cent threat to Diddy over this documentary? All right, I think everybody want to go to the threat. Put a 1 if you want the threat first. Oh, they go, threat, threat, threat, threat. Okay.

So we all know that Diddy has broke down.

50, has broke down Diddy's character.

From the Ruler to the tutorial.

And Diddy's pissed off.

We all know Diddy has threatened and name has been caught up in Unalive in Tupac.

Unalive.

[B]

Oh, Flow.

[A]

You gotta do some research so we can get a better layout.

[B]

Oh, no, for Sure, I got you.

[A]

I got you.

Over there, bro.

I'm talking about the. The screen.

[B]

Hey, you hear me all right?

[A]

You feel. Yeah, go ahead and talk to each other.

[B]

You hear me better now? Yeah, you hear me better now.

[A]

Chat. If you can hear C. Tuck.

[B]

I can't even see this. How you see the chat on here?

[A]

You gotta click. You can't see the chat at all.

You can't see the chat at all. See? Tough.

I just try to make it bigger. Where's he talk go? Hey, y' all see tech disappear. But anyway, despite all of the.

You all over the place.

[B]

Yeah, I messed up the church money, man. Not my bad.

[A]

All over the place. Y' all go ahead. Before we get into this 50 cent stuff, go ahead, introduce yourself.

[B]

C. Tuck, what's going on? I know y' all didn't see me in the chat, so formally introduced myself, the co host with the most from the Midwest part of the coast. Other better known as C. Tuck. Nice to formally meet everybody.

[A]

Somebody here talking about, oh, he easy on the eyes. Go ahead.

[B]

All they seen was. All they seen was. What's the name? The little Avatar picture.

But no, hey, I watched. I missed yesterday because my. We had. I had to see my uncle off, man. We had to lay my uncle to rest. So that's why I wasn't on. Yes. Yeah, yeah.

[A]

Sorry to hear that, man.

[B]

Yeah, yeah. Appreciate it, but y' all appreciate it. Appreciate it. But no, I watched that documentary, though, man.

Man, that.

[A]

That was.

[B]

That was some wild work, man. That was really some wild work. I just, like. I don't see how you can, like, as a real live person, just willfully put somebody through that type stuff. Regardless, whatever your ulterior motive is, like, why would you just do that to a per. Do stuff like that to people? Like, that's. That's why he definitely appreciates you, Lily. But that's why I'm like that. That's why he really getting. He ain't getting nothing but karmic energy. For real.

[A]

That.

[B]

That's all he getting.

The Wake and Bait crew shout out to my people.

[A]

Okay, waking, babe.

Can we wake and bake on YouTube? See, tough.

[B]

Oh, no, I ain't know. I ain't on you. They don't see nothing. That's essential oils and incense.

[A]

Okay, good, good, good, good, good, good.

But, hey, so let's talk about before we go get into the documentary. See, Tuck, did you. Did you. Did you see what hit the wire? Did you see the threat to. The threat to. That. Did he sent to 50.

[B]

No, I heard you talking. I heard you about to talk about it.

[A]

We about to go into that. We go because they want to talk about the threat. So we go about. Talk about that. Maybe you're gonna bounce back and forth on that, then get into the documentary. I wake up this morning. 50 Cent. Don't post it. If you gotta go to his. If you gotta go to his. His Instagram.

Go to his Instagram. And. And bruh, he posted funeral arrangement flowers. Did he sit to 50 while 50 was at his show in Miami?

[B]

Man, what.

[A]

As a warning.

Y' all gotta do is go any. If y' all can. I don't even. I won't even be mad at y' all if y' all need to go to Instagram right quick. Go to 50cent Instagram so you can see what's going on. He sent. And 50 Cent said, Let me. I'm go to the Instagram. Man, this is crazy. Did he crazy, man. He about to catch another. Well, he got funerals, flowers.

And. And 50 said, what kind of gay is this? Did he send me flowers at Club 11? LOL. He said, why all the foreplay? I get busy. You know, I'm stupid. Then he said, 50 Cent. 50 Cent said, A warning. I'm 90s grimy. You don't warn me. LOL. This is about to go crazy. Before I speak on it. Go ahead. See, Tuck, that's all the facts. You speak on it, man. Man, I'm gonna say one thing. Diddy stupid ass trying to tell 50 he know where he at and could get to him. You already know that, right? You can take it from there.

[B]

CT up my thing. If everybody didn't see that documentary dog drop, man, stop playing with that dude.

Man. Them type. The way them interviews went in, like all the. I didn't see every little and like, documentary. You didn't point at us to go watch. I ain't. Ain't none of them was like that one. They got too much. They got. They got way too in depth about that. I'm like, damn. Like, you can't. Ain't nothing. Did he need to just sit down, ride out his sentence, Get. Get right? Like, I think he probably passed the point to get right with God for real, because he didn't did so much up stuff. But, man, he. He gotta. He gotta stop playing with people and just like, really just focus on being a better person. Like, that's what jail is supposed to be for. Rehabilitation.

[A]

Right, right, right, right, man. Hey, look, y'.

[B]

All.

[A]

Do y' all first of All. All this. All this smoke going around. That's how stupid Diddy is, man. And this is why Diddy is finally getting what he had, what he has coming to him. Because.

You in prison, currently serving time.

You got the Tupac stuff, like, but people think you have something to do with that. Now people starting to think, for real, that you had something to do with Biggie and however many other people, and then you gonna send funeral arrangement bouquet flowers to 50 cent.

[B]

But even with that. Even with that Tupac and Biggie stuff, he. No, he. He gonna get. He might get Drake by that. I ain't even gonna hold you because, like, it. People been new about that. Like, a lot of. Like, a lot of my older. Like, older homies and stuff from the hood and stuff. Like, they've been telling me about that stuff since, like, years ago. Especially, like, the ones that got, like, ties out to Cali and stuff and been out there. They. They already knowing what's going on. They're like, no, this really what happened. And, like, they didn't got the story from, like, the older generation from back then. No, he. He really was playing with some dangerous, dangerous stuff. And that's really gonna come to biting because at the end of the day, Diddy ain't from that. And the people who's messing with, they just loyal to the sword. So they like, man, did he. We better. You ain't even do what you supposed to do anyway. He ain't compensating like he was supposed to. No, we about to let Dog just go ahead handle that. And that's where. That's really where the chip's gonna fall. For real.

[A]

I'm glad you brought that up because we jumping around today. Freestyle Fridays, not paying folks, man. City ain't never paid nobody, y'. All, and we know that. And I was telling people that. You know, See, Tuck, you know, I've been speaking on Diddy even before all this, you know, because you was follow. You follow some of my Tick Tock, right?

[B]

Yeah, yeah.

[A]

And I talked about on Tick Tock, I was talking about how did. He didn't pay people. How did he looked at me? I ain't like, how did he looked at me when I met. But I. I ain't know how wild. Like, how, like, how wild he was then. Like. Like, I knew he was wild, but I didn't know he was that wild. So now when I look back, I was exactly peeping what I peed, you know, I mean, at the time, I thought I was overreacting.

[B]

You looked at it.

[A]

He kind of looked me up and down. I ain't never seen no looking a person, another person up. And you know what I'm saying?

[B]

You ain't make eye contact with. You got to do them like the jurors.

Like, every time. Did he look every time if I was you, anytime they look my way.

[A]

Oh, yeah, I was gone.

[B]

Did.

[A]

He looked away and he looked back. I was gone. I said, oh, man, this is.

[B]

This is Mel Mac. This is water. I'll be. I'll be making is ginger, turmeric, and black cayenne and cayenne pepper and black pepper shot mixed with a tablespoon of honey.

Some soursop drops, she legit drops, malign leaf drops and sea moss drops. And this mushroom complex. Basically, it helped with like, and want everything and some lemon and basically. What? Damn. What else? Oh, and a tea, half a teaspoon of salt, sea salt, and a half a teaspoon of sugar. And what it do is all of that together just help with, like, brain fogginess, help you digestion the Malene, help you with your breathing. Everybody know what sea moss and stuff do? Keep you hydrated and everything. So, yeah, that. I do that every day. Like, I. I even be doing my little. Like I was telling Floyd be doing my push ups. I started off doing push ups. I was doing. I did 100 a day, so I was doing like five sets of 20, and now I'm up to 400 a day. So I do five sets of 80, and this Sunday, I'm upping it to five sets of 90. So by the time the first week of January hit, I'll be up to 500 push ups a day. And I'm gonna. And I' ma cap it off of that. Yeah, mushrooms do help your. Help your brain and stuff, Andrew, for real, it's like the lion's man. That for sure do.

[A]

So hold up, y'. All. Hey, how y' all liking the new co host? Put them in the chat if y' all like the cold seat.

[B]

Oh, yeah, let me let. Let me know how I'm doing. Man, y' all had me nervous. I'm like, damn, am I gonna come on here, really do what I'm supposed to do? I'm like, if I don't, they're gonna tear me up.

[A]

I don't.

[B]

I don't know what's gonna happen.

[A]

Hey, if. If one more person said talk about how handsome he was, I was gonna close his screen.

[B]

Oh, man.

[A]

Hey, look, I'm gonna. I'm the only. I'm used to being only handsome mo foe on the screen. I bought the chassis, Tuck. Whole screen now.

[B]

Hey, I see they were talking about no shirts. I'm like, I can't match flow energy like that. I'm like, we gonna be. We gonna be this. We're gonna be the tag team.

You hear me? No, we're gonna do this. We're gonna do this.

[A]

Chat. Like, is this a dinner party?

[B]

So we gonna. We just gonna have to be the tag team champions. Shirtless Stanley and Durag Daniel. That's. That's.

[A]

Oh, they put ones and hearts. Y' all about to make me jealous in the chat. Y' all better slow down.

[B]

Oh, man, we don't. We don't want that look.

[A]

Y' all will never see See Tuck again. No, I'm just.

[B]

Oh, man, Flo trying to give me the diddy boot.

[A]

I'm like, diddy? I want all the attention.

[B]

Oh, no, Playboy, you gotta go. You gotta go, Playboy.

[A]

But no, this is cool, man. It's been a long time coming. See, Tuck, we about to work on some bigger things.

Some setups. As y' all know, C. Tuck got the health. The health game on Smash. The wake and bake on Smash. And. And I think not only just us talking about things together, because Sea Tuck always got some good insights, but I think C. Tuck gonna bring. Bring a lot to the table as far as technology wise, you know, just stuff that's out there. You know what I mean? You a little younger, you in the loop. And so I think, like I said, we want to shoot for, you know, we'll take our time, but I think, you know, by the top of the year, we want to have everything right, you know what I'm saying?

[B]

I know for sure.

[A]

You know what I'm saying? But I'm. I'm excited. I'm glad. I've been doing this super solo for a long time, and you don't see too many people build a podcast by themselves without even no interviews.

[B]

Right?

[A]

You know what I mean? You don't see that. You know, I worked hard and did it, but I'm ready to have. I love my family and. And see, Tuck, you've been with me. You've been down so long, and I like what you be saying. I like the way you carry yourself. You just the perfect co host to come to Flow, and we could work on that Flow After Dark. Now, since we on here real quick, when we get back to the Diddy shit, see, Tuck, do you think we should do Cleveland sports or should we cover all Sports. That's.

[B]

I mean, I mean, my thing is, like, how I was saying it before, we can do Cleveland, like the in depth Cleveland sports, like really in the detail. But like, we can do. I'll do like all general because it eventually crosses that path anyway.

[A]

Okay. Okay.

[B]

But like, if it was like another team, I'd do something major. So, like, if. If the Pacers won the NBA Cup. Yeah. I'll be like, hey, look, the Pacer did their thing, but for the most part, just like the other day, the Cavs just got fined yesterday, 250, 000 for letting Darius Garland sit on the bench. The NBA. The NBA. Like, really micromanaging that load management type stuff because. And I feel them like, if you hurt, if you really hurt, nurse your injury and rehab, do what you supposed to do. But at the end of the day, if you not, you just want to sit down and just to sit down, you getting paid millions of dollars and there's people that spent their hard earned money and really like fans of y' all and really want to see y' all like that. That would be unfair. Like that little kid, that state that got a chance to stay up late and get to come to the game and then wrote on the little wing stop sign and hey, Darius Garden. And now he ain't even gonna get to see you dribble the ball because you want to sit down.

[A]

Right, right, right, right.

[B]

Well, you got work. And then like I. Like I said, like, I grew up in the 90s, so I'm seeing people. I'm seeing Kobe with tape on his hand, even dislocated his finger or broke his finger or something like that, popping his knee back in place and going out and dropping 10 just to finish the game. So you. If you really love the game, I. I just wish a lot of them, a lot of people, it's like they waited till they made it and now they don't have the same love for the sport.

[A]

Right.

[B]

Like, had that same investment that you had as a kid when you was out there playing Dino man and playing outside and do like, for, like. And that. That'll. That'll become a better experience for the game overall. For real.

[A]

Yeah, I totally agree.

[B]

Like, all sports.

[A]

All sports. Okay. So y' all be looking out for that. Me and C. Tuck about to put that together. And guess what? Shannon and Ocho, they already know just from the look alone, they ain't got nothing coming with us.

[B]

Yeah, no, they don't. They. They. Ocho my dog, though. But yeah.

Yeah, he go Ahead.

Yeah, no, they're gonna have to kind.

[A]

Of like, what made me like, you know what? I want to do a podcast for sure.

[B]

They're gonna have to find. They're gonna have to find another route to run. Yeah.

[A]

So back on topic, what I was getting to was about Diddy not paying folks. That's been a theme of his whole life. I already been talking about it, but it came to bite him in the ass on this documentary. Because that is how 50 Cent got a lot of this back behind the scenes footage. Which, which, which we know. The footage of him talking to his lawyers when waiting on the trial and all of that. Well, the person who was videographer, Diddy ain't one of them.

[B]

The dude walking around with the camera.

[A]

Yeah, the one who was running around with the camera.

So.

[B]

Jesus Christ.

[A]

So that hey, look would make you same thing that make you laugh, make you cry. See, Diddy? And I ain't gonna lie. I put and I hey, look, Floyd be getting mad sometimes I gotta keep it real. Floyd don't be paying people either. It's like. And I'm just saying that to say a lot of these big money celebrities don't be paying people. And you know Floyd Mayweather, my dog. But if you. But he can't look me in my eye and tell me he ain't. It ain't been hella people he ain't paid. And when I say ain't paid, I'm talking about the common us folk who trying to make our bills like they will not pay them. So like, you would think Diddy would have a videographer that's like on a such a certain level, right? No.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

They take a young guy who ain't got a pot to piss in, and they. And they dog walk. That's what these celebrities do. So.

[B]

But you gotta think like on videographer.

[A]

I'm gonna let you take it.

[B]

But like, I'm sure I know I'm just piggybacking who don't know the business. Yeah.

[A]

Then when he turned in his pay card for his 200 hours, because Diddy and I had him running around with him that whole week. Did he just chalk?

[B]

Yeah. I mean, but like, you gotta think.

[A]

Mad that I ain't putting it out there.

[B]

Go ahead. But if they, if they did get a. Like, they gonna go from the small time people because the big ones got resources. So if they. So if they be like, all right, yeah, I want this. No, I ain't paying you bet. I'm about to go around the whole industry, the Same industry you in. Let them know. No, if he wants you to film something, don't do it because he ain't gonna pay you. And now you're gonna be jumping through hoops trying to get your content right.

[A]

Right, right, right, right. Yep. And so we got a clip from Roger Bonds actually speaking on this. Y' all know Roger Bonds is Diddy's ex security person, but he spoke on this. And let's. Let's check it out real quick.

[C]

Explain something to y, all right? Whether it's NDAs, whether it's whatever, when these, when these young come in, first of all, he only deal with young videographer because he want to rob him. And he know that they want the opportunity to follow Buff daddy P. Diddy.

[A]

Diddy.

[C]

They want that opportunity, so they get him at a low price anyway. But when you stay out so many hours a day, Puff wants a videographer with him 24 hours a day.

Whether we on the yacht, whether we on a ship, whether wherever we at, he wants the video to death, right? So now they come to agreement. They come to whatever the plan is gonna be. But then it'd be so many hours on that invoice that he don't want to pay. He gets in touch with the office, he gets in touch with the chief of staff. Yo, y' all know, what is this I'm paying? What is this I'm paying? You know what you paying? You was outside all of these hours. It's 160something hours in the week. You was outside 140. That's the invoice. So now, being if you got a contract, if you don't stand to that contract, guess what happens? He could do whatever you want to do with that footage. So now that footage goes to the highest.

He had to be the highest bidder to get there.

[A]

Yo, this.

[C]

This is business, you know, everybody ain't in love with you. Anybody ain't dedicated. Everybody ain't no you to the point of stupidity.

[A]

So basically, go ahead, what you think about that not paying folks and how that done bit them. And that's Roger Bonds, Diddy's execut saying.

[B]

I mean, that's like, basically you, in my opinion, like, you all always been the type of person. I pay what I owe because I don't want nobody to hang nothing over my head or even just had that type of leverage be like, oh, yeah, I remember you. You was taking all day trying to pay for it. Like, no, I'm gonna square you away. Because if you just open the door up, just too Much. Just too much. I mean, because, look, they got a whole documentary where they got multiple people talking about they ain't got paid. If you just conduct square business, you ain't gonna have no problem.

[A]

Right, Right.

[B]

And then, like, that stuff ain't gonna come to. It ain't gonna come back to bite. It ain't gonna come back to bite you, because it ain't gonna be nothing to bite, because you really took care of people. And then not only that, that's just gonna. You would want somebody to take care.

[A]

Right?

[B]

So that. That's just. It's just. It's just foul overall.

[A]

Yeah. Yeah. And like I said, I just want to remind everybody by me being in the industry. But the saddest part is, like you said about they don't want nobody who could come after them. It's always. And that's what pissed me off, man. And that's what. And I'm talking about with Floyd, with Diddy, with all them billionaire millionaires. It used to piss me off because I couldn't believe that they would do, like, basically poor people like that. You know what I mean? Like, you know how heartless, man, I'm talking about. I'm gonna give you a story, and Floyd could be mad at me if you want to for it. I was there. This my story. My producer came out there when I was working with Floyd. I was a signed artist on Floyd label. My producer came out there from Akron, Ohio. His name was Fitz. Nothing but a starving producer. Cold at what he do, you know, Starving. You know how to meet the game. Go till you grind, till you shine. So, man, he came out there, you know, Floyd sold him all type of, we gonna do this, you could do that. You know, he pump you up, you know, you hear something from him, you like, oh, man, this is my break, man. Fitz came out there, man. We probably knocked out about 10 songs that first day. All fire, just. Just. And I'm talking about Fitz, one of them. You a rapper, see Tuck Fitz, one of them producers you love. You know what I mean? You know, it's going to make some healing.

[B]

I got a couple homeboys like that. I'm like, no, I got to call them first. If they ain't got nothing, I'm. I'm move. Yeah, right.

[A]

The first call that was fits. So they had worked out a deal. I think it was even. And then this time, this was low. So I think they had, let's say, like $10,000 to be. I mean. I mean, a thousand dollars a beat in. In my era, that was cheap as hell, you know what I mean? Like this back when they was paying 200,000 for beats and a hundred thousand and all of that.

[B]

So.

[A]

So you figure you broke you with it with this millionaire. You figure you knock out 10 songs. That's $10,000 you think you're gonna get. So you really think you're gonna get 10, but you thinking you're gonna get.

[B]

Something at least seven.

[A]

Floyd ain't give him. And just. We was kicking it. So Floyd, I had you kicking it buying you drinks or food. And you. I want my money, you know what I'm saying? I don't want a bottle of Doucet, you know what I'm saying? But so days and days went on. And I'm talking about. And as it go on, you gotta think we in Vegas fits from Akron, you know, his little budget. Probably after about five days, he tapped out like he ready. He ain't got paid. And I'm talking about. We have Floyd's house. Floyd owed this man about 20, $30,000 at this point. Because you know we still doing songs. Floyd would take a. Floyd would take a book bag and pull out about 250000 just counting it while you sitting there starving. And he owe you. And you be like, give me like one. Just this much of that and I'm straight. And he still got 200000 left. And he wouldn't pay the man. And then we got into a. We got into a big brawl in. In Mandalay Bay. We went out one night and we went in Mandalay Bay and we all got jumped. Well, everybody got the fight. Your boy Flo put work in too. Floyd to tell yourself working, right.

Fitz hid behind the bar. Hit behind the bar the whole time, right?

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

You know, boy sent that home the next day. Talking about. Cause he ain't fight and never paid him. Damn.

This dude a producer. He ain't come out here.

[B]

Man. And that ain't. Wasn't even his fight. Huh? I said that wasn't even his fight. He ain't signed the Floyd, you ain't even paid me if you owe me 50 bands. I'm not about to fight with you.

[A]

No, I'm.

[B]

I'm about to throw a punch with them like. Like I need my money.

[A]

Yeah.

Taste of these. Celebrity is foul, man. You counting all this money in front of them. Then have them working and working and working. This dude ain't got no money. Then he don't fight. And you send them home. And to this day never paid him. A nickel.

Did he and the rest of them. That's how they get out, and that's why I do what I do. And that's why they can't never shut me up. I've been this real since they knew me. So, like, in my world, I'm 50 Cent to them because I will say some. I don't care. Floyd know that. So I'm speaking on what I saw and what's real. And I didn't like that. You know what I'm saying?

[B]

I don't like it. Yeah.

[A]

I don't like bullying. Y' all know that about me. To me, that's bullying. That's. I got the power. I got the money. And. And I'm gonna put it all in front of you, and. And. And you gonna just. And you're gonna be slobbing and salivating, but you ain't getting a dime. I don't like that.

[B]

And that. That's just foul because, like, you really just, like, you don't. He don't know what your. What your dog had going on, like, and he probably, like, really needed that money. He probably could use that money today. And you just. You just dangling the. You just didn't dangle the carrot in front of his face like that. That show that just overall should be. Rubbed me the wrong way. And then it's like the p. It's gonna be a whole bunch of people that be like, yeah, that's messed up. But ain't nobody gonna really speak up about it and really do something about it. The people that really can. Because I'm pretty sure it's probably one of Floyd potting like, damn, that's up, man. I know I could at least give him something, but damn, if I get him some. Floyd gonna be trying to ask me out. But that's just crazy.

[A]

And that's what he did. That's what he did, man. And so, bro, that's what the theme is. And the whole reason we telling that Floyd story, because if you're bringing it back to Diddy, that part that not paying was all funny until not paying people led to, yo, yo, dirty laundry or your courtship being out here. And now you sending flowers to 50, man. 50 about to go crazy.

[B]

But that might get. That might get him some more time, huh? That might get Diddy some more time because that could be considered a threat.

[A]

Are you right, though? For real? That's why I say.

[B]

And we talking about. We talking about 50 Cent, one of the biggest trolls, man. He. He probably gonna flop like LeBron, man. I was scared for my life. I thought it was a poisonous flowers. I don't know what. I didn't know what was going on. That's gonna give Diddy probably another three to five.

[A]

Another three to five. Let's go to the chat. Angie said, and poor Kirk. Let's talk. I'm talk about some of them. What they talking about in the chat too, because some of this stuff we talked about on Members Only yesterday, but I, I, some of people wasn't in there, so we're gonna talk about that too. And then Kirk started Bad Boy. And see, Kirk is another example. They see. Let me tell y'. All, Let me, let me, let me, Let me peel back the curtain for y', all, you know, by me being almost feel like a mole or like a undercover as far as, for the people who went undercover, because I don't care. I'm not, I don't care about all that flashy and all that. I'm always going to be a man of the people. That's just who I am to the core. So even when I was running around with the celebrity, I still was caring about the regular person, you know what I'm saying? I just meet. I don't like that. So it's like they, they like, seek out people they could take advantage of, and then they use them, and then they bully. So when you look at Kirk, you could tell Kirk. Kirk was the person, the partner that started Bad Boy with Diddy or whatever. You can tell he, he ain't. He don't want no problems. He just want to work hard. He gonna avoid conflict. You can tell that, right? So Diddy and them, they take them type of guys, use the hell out of them, then took the company, his little 25%, made him give that up to Diddy with baseball bats pointed at his head. And then like Angie said, this dude, Kirk goes on to be homeless, to be. Have mental problems, to have episodes, like, all because of this greedy bastard. And what I'm telling y', all, the reason why I do what I do is because that Kirk story is prevalent in the industry, man.

It's thousands and thousands and thousands of people like Kirk. And it's sad, man, because it don't get talked about because look how long, look how long it's been before Kirk could get his story out. Yeah, 25 years, basically 30 years.

[B]

And then what's crazy is even, like.

[A]

Paying their money in power and, and, and, and, and, and, and just the dog people. What you about to say?

[B]

See, but like, even, like, when I was just, like, listening to him talking. Like, paying attention to it is like, I think if he was able to still be in position and he ain't. And Diddy ain't never walked six sent him out of Bad Boy. Everybody that was on Bad Boy was happy when Kirk was there. It seemed like after Kurt got fired, bad. I'm not saying, like, mainstream wise, Bad Boy went back. I mean, because he still was on TV and stuff like that. But the culture of the company, right. The overall morale of the people. Like, I think that shifted when Kurt left. A lot of people left the label when Kirk left. That's why he had to go get day 26 and do making the band and all that stuff. Like, even listen, like how you did Craig Mack.

[A]

Yeah, yeah.

[B]

Like how. Yeah, I don't see how people can do. Like. And like, that's what I'll be saying. Like, it's people just like, I'm. I'm like that type of person. If we doing. I just want to do square business. Like, I don't want. I don't want nothing extra. Like, just give me what I'm old. Yeah, whatever you said I was gonna get. Like, why you think you got a strong. Try to strong army and take what you already did? Like, I ain't really do nothing. For real. Like, my. Like, my. His feet wasn't on the pavement just like Diddy. His feet was probably on the pavement molding, like, more effectively than Diddy. Diddy was just a mascot. For real.

For real.

[A]

Hey, Tech, you got him in the chat talking about just a second Doobie type combo, man. They like, hey, go ahead, light up another one, y'.

[B]

All.

[A]

I. I hear you, Angie. And let me shout out Mel too, because I had put your comment up there. I just love Mel's energy. She was like, this is so great. Mel just is so positive. Mel is. Might be the most positive person in our. I mean, and we all positive. But Mel always got something good and positive to say. I love. I love what Mel brings to the chat. She always got something good and positive to say. And Melissa always got some smoke going. Michelle, we got a nice crew.

Also. Let's go to the next. And they were. I'm gonna speak on. I saw this in the chat. It was sad seeing Aubrey talk about that. Turning an affidavit saying that they saw her sexually assaulted and raped and she.

[B]

Don'T even remember it. You saw that, man, she told me she don't remember that. Oh, man, I feel bad. So bad for. I'm like, Damn. Like, for somebody to sit up there and say that got to be the worst feeling for somebody to sit up there and tell you something that. That. Something that horrifying, like, horrific just happened, and you don't have no recollection of it.

[A]

You ain't had no pants, man. And they turned it in, so she. Well, you know, that's what make it true, you know? You know that's true.

[B]

Yeah. She ain't provoked them or nothing. She ain't asked them to do that. So, like.

[A]

Man, want to know the details?

[B]

Yeah, dude.

Man. Yeah, that. That. That stuff ain't right, man. That just ain't.

And, like, you can't. You can't. Like people that do. People like that. You can't. It'd be really hard to feel bad for them, right?

[A]

I like that. See, Tuck, I got rid of that little blue. You see that?

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

All right. I like that a little better. Okay, getting there. Move my camera back a little bit.

[B]

Yeah, no, but that. That. Yeah, that. Aubrey. That, man. Then you see the one. The one dude from day 26 wasn't on there. Whoa, who was that? Q.

Yeah, man. Imagine if he was on there.

[A]

Yeah. Cause he. He been crying the whole time.

[B]

And then didn't you say that 50 was talking about he coming out with a second one?

[A]

Hell, yeah. And, hey, look, and after them flowers got sent, that second one might be.

[B]

The phrase, one might have beaver on that boy.

[A]

Exactly. Because C50's got the power. And there y' all go. Hey, look, y' all heard it here first from C. Tuck. See, Tuck say 50 might go ahead and just put Bieber on part two and just put the nail and get his car, man. Because, see, what 50 can offer is like backup. Put somebody like a Justin B. You know, like an industry backup.

[B]

You know what I mean?

[A]

You know, if 50 got your back, that's why I always felt empowered, because I. That was one of the people. That's one of the people in the industry I got a strong relationship with is 50. And 50 loved me. So I always know if I'm beefing with a celebrity, I always know 50 I have my back. So that's why I don't be giving a.

[B]

And then even though some people might not even, like, agree with his delivery, he still. No, man, he still be standing up for what. Cause him doing it, he's standing up for what's right. He's speaking out against him, against what's wrong. Like, you can't. Can't be mad at nobody doing that.

[A]

And. And Guess what? This is something nobody paid attention to. And it kind of shows that 50 ain't in all that because for him to be going this hard.

He gotta know that his stuff pretty tight. You know what I'm saying?

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

You know, you open yourself up to maybe Jay Z and Diddy or whoever might try to. You know what I'm saying? But obviously 50 no, he ain't in that. That look that all that crazy little whatever they'd be having going on, that's. That's what it tells me Now. I could be wrong, but that's just how I feel. I'm like, no, he going too hard. He. His skillet, his closet must be a little clean, like compared to most of the other celebrities. What you think, man?

[B]

I think for real. I know for sure. I do think 59 really with all of that other stuff that, that they was on for real. And I really think that if the ones that were scared to speak out, that's on the same type of time that 50 is on, if all of them were banned together, it's a lot more. More little fraudulent little activity that can be uncovered.

[A]

Right.

[B]

And it can really serve some. Serve some good to some people. Not even just celebrities that got taken advantage of them. People that don't nobody know about.

Yeah, like it can really. That could really help and do some justice and really, really just make things right for real.

And it might. And it might tip the scale back. Back in the balance.

For real.

[A]

So like Melissa just said, not to mention Justin Combs should be getting charged as well. And the freaky with him and his Hell yeah. Come on, man. And then let's go. Now that we're bringing up Justin Combs now let's go to what Little Rob was saying. Remember Little Rod said that he saw they were doing. It was in writers camp and he saw Justin Diddy and some guy named G going to the bathroom.

[B]

Yeah, it goes.

[A]

Yeah, they go into the bathroom, shots go off. Little Rod said he thought he hit something on the damn engineer on the. He thought he.

Noises on the beat machine. What the hell Come to find out. Little Ride goes to the bathroom and. And he and Little Ride CG bleeding out. Nobody was helping him. He just saw Diddy and Justin just walked out the bathroom like they didn't give a. And so Little Ride putting towels on him and, and, and. And next thing you know.

G never been that guy never been seen again. Little Ride said they don't know if he dead or alive. Remember that guy the security that worked with diddy yeah. Supposed to be caught up in that Michael Jackson or is that somebody else? No, I think he was caught up in some. With it. Like. Like he been like he. Like a shady little police or something.

[B]

He looked like. No, he was. He was the. He. They say he did cover up something.

[A]

Yeah, he covered up some. Somebody help us in the chat. Fahim, that security. That little shady security that.

[B]

Did you know he the one that.

[A]

Got rid of G. Huh?

[B]

He didn't want to. He said he don't. He don't want to. Little Ross said made everything go away.

[A]

Right?

Yeah.

[B]

Like the police was asking the questions and stuff. Who.

[A]

I was trying to remember what. What I remember Fahim from somewhere else. Like, I thought he covered up some. Michael. Yeah. I knew Melissa. One thing I could say. Melissa be keeping up with current events. See what she said. Fahim got rid of Michael Jackson. That's been alleged that Fahim been called select cover up. So when. When Justin and. And Diddy, they might have killed G for all we know. Little say G ain't never been seen again. He don't know what happened to G.

And so.

[B]

Oh, no. If they. They definitely got him up out of here.

[A]

Yeah. And so Fahim came and covered that up. It's been a long laundry list of with them, man.

[B]

So they. They got to go find. They got to find Fahim. He need to be sitting next to Diddy.

[A]

Exactly. I'm telling you, Diddy, man. If Diddy sent them flowers because part two could be crazy because I'm, you know, 50. Didn't go all the way where he could go just because just in chess, you don't move like that. You know what I'm saying?

[B]

Melissa say.

He said he was in this. She said Fahim was in the CIA. Yeah, that. That makes sense.

[A]

See, and so did he felt empowered. He got this ex CIA person, Fahim in his mix. And so Fahim making everything go away.

[B]

Oh, no.

[A]

If he.

[B]

If he was in this. If he used to be. If he ex CIA, he probably doing some whole other type stuff. He, man. Yeah, that. Yeah. They got to go ahead and get.

[A]

Him.

[B]

Get him located.

[A]

Get my haim about it here. But that's some foul, man. You know, You. You. You. You just shooting people in bathroom. Man, this dude is wild.

What else. What. What other major parts did you. Did you catch up? Because you. What episode you want to see? Touch. Hold on.

[B]

I watched the whole thing.

[A]

All right, so what else is it? Any other spot. Any other parts stick out, stuck out to you or.

[B]

Man, that that Capricorn.

[A]

Okay, hold on right quick. We're gonna go.

[B]

Oh, yeah, I see it.

[A]

We got. We gotta take a break. Hold up.

[B]

Yeah, that's good to hear. Yeah.

[A]

Backyard. Did not tell you to hear that. Everything was gonna be all right up there.

[B]

Popping in like Iron Woman.

[A]

Oh, that'll preach on Sunday morning if I was to preach.

[B]

She popping in like Iron Woman.

[A]

Iron Woman.

Stop to hear. Glad to see.

[B]

Oh, yeah.

[A]

Show.

[B]

Yes, ma'. Am.

[A]

Hold your horses. Hold your diddy right quick. We got to get to her. The flowers. I didn't expect to see you in here today. Glad to see you, Tierra. Everybody, let's get some.

[B]

Yes, ma'. Am.

[A]

Some. Some love. Some. Some praying hands. Tahara, we are so happy to have you. Think you want to say.

She took. You froze?

[B]

No.

[A]

Okay. It was. It was so still. I was like that. Did you freeze?

[B]

Okay.

[A]

Sierra is really out of ICU in less than 24. Look at Lily said to her is really out of ICU in less than 24 hours. Crazy love her.

[B]

We told you it's gonna be all right.

[A]

Hey, we never lied.

[B]

We said it. And then you.

[A]

The hair represents the whole Flow community. We all tough.

[B]

And that's why then we said then we didn't send them prayers up for you. You know, that. That just add a little bit on to it.

[A]

Yeah. Oh, yeah, for sure. The prayer. Hey, look, our prayer is powerful. Them praying hands was pouring in here. Melissa said, hey, look. Hey, look, I forgot you've been baking and waking. See, Tuck? So as to as the episode, I' ma start knowing that once we get to about 45, 49 minutes, you gonna start looking like a little statue.

[B]

A little bit, but that's good. No, I'm just. No, I'm just that. I'm just. Just. That's that cool. Like that. I don't even leave footprints in the snow.

[A]

There you go. There you go. Rachel. That God is good to Harrison all the time. All the time. So thank you to hair for popping in on us. And you are a tough cookie like Lily said, but give us your Capricorn Clark breakdown, man.

[B]

It's like she. So I. I see the type of type position she was in.

But it's like I like, I. I at first, I'm like, man, no, you should have spoke up. But then when I seen, like, how, like I said, how the position she was in and then how it, like, really affected her, like, how she really had to mask a lot of that just to get through it. And then now she got the re. Bas. She basically rehashing all that stuff. I. I feel. I felt bad for her in that aspect of it because that was. Man.

Yeah, she definitely. She definitely like. And then it's like she really ain't say it. You can tell she held back a little bit. Like she really wasn't saying everything, but she just gave what she get. She might be in the second one and be giving something like more. More in depth.

[A]

Did you hear the Members only episode yesterday on Buzz? Proud C Tuck. Did you get?

[B]

No, I ain't get a chance to listen to it yet.

[A]

Oh, good. Well, look, I thought you did. So, look, I talked about it yesterday. It is more to that Capricorn card story. You read. You read right between the lines, very accurately. And I'm gonna tell you why. You know, one of my good friends from the west coast celebrity, they in the celebrity world. They've been in the world since back when I was in the world and still in the world. Capricorn Clark is actually his cousin.

Yeah. So he told me. He had already told me way before she even went to trial, like, before the trial, all of that, that Diddy had beat the hell out of her and all this that went on. Diddy end up. And did. But she got gang. A lot of gang brothers and a lot of gang, like back then. Capricorn was in that gang like her family. So the gang pressing Diddy immediately when he put her. When they. When they found out that he did that to her, they pressed Diddy immediately. Diddy paid Capricorn Clark. When Capricorn Clark went and she said she was fired or went her own way or however it went. She got a check at the same time. And so she definitely got her ass beat. I know that from her cousin and I know the whole story. And like you say, the whole real story might come out in part two.

[B]

Yeah, I mean, that's. That's what I've been saying. Like, everybody ain't going for that. For that. That he was on. Like, he would. Did some outfit. We would have been right there. I don't care. I don't care. Fahim would have caught some. He would have caught something hot up in him again. He's like. Like, ain't nobody standing. Standing for that. Like, I like. Like this. That ain't how I was raised. Like, I was raised to protect the company that I keep and to make sure I stand up for women and children, to protect women. Like, especially. Especially the ones that look like me at all costs. Any woman. Any woman like Y' all always was. Was taught to protect women and kids at all costs. I don't care. I don't care. If I just met you. I. I hold like chivalry. Chivalry ain't. I was taught shivering, holding doors and all. All that. So the just the even like. Because you're gonna have your back. You might have instances where you get into it with a female, but it's your responsibility as a man to really conduct yourself as one and really know what limits to push and whether you. You don't never cause bodily harm to no female. Like you remove yourself from the situation.

Yeah, that.

[A]

That's really how you talk about protecting kids. When I got signed to Floyd, When I first got signed to Floyd, my. I was out there for about a month, then my dad came out there and we was all chilling at Floyd's house. True story.

And my dad, we was all having a good time. My dad just came out of nowhere like. Like, you know, I. Like in the TV shows or movies, they cut the music, you hear? My dad told Floyd and all the rest of them straight eye to eye, I promise on everything. And this was. And as a kid at the time, I thought I was like, damn. I couldn't believe my dad said that. But as an adult and grown and got my own son around that age now I see where he was coming from, man. My dad told Floyd and all the rest of them to their face, he said, you see that one right there? He was pointing at me. He said, anything happened to him, I'm killing and driving myself to the prison myself.

[B]

For sure. I'm like that one.

[A]

Hey, look, you know, when you a kid, you just so caught up in having fun and thinking everything cool. I thought my dad kind of overdid. Like, I was like. But she now.

And I know I would say this. I'll probably say something crazy, but my dad. And then I'm like this Floyd Mayweather. My dad didn't give a about no lick.

[B]

It don't matter who it is.

[A]

He said, you see that one right there? Something happened to him. I'm killing and driving my own self to the prison. I'm just letting y' all know that.

[B]

You ain't gotta come find me. I. I'll meet y' all where y' all.

Real.

[A]

Yeah, that could have been Floyd. That could have just been Floyd Whitaker. See, Tuck, he could. The way he a care who he was. But yeah, it just goes to your point when you come from that, that's how we are. But guess what? You See nothing happen to me. Yeah. All this, all that. Like with Diddy, Floyd can have a mini documentary of all the that he did to. He never do that to me. You know why they pick on who they know they could pick on, man. They knew from that day anything happened to me. My family getting active. That's why I'll be telling folks they be in the comments sometimes like Flo, be careful. And I know I gotta be careful. I'm saying like they know my family we ain't that they. They know. They calculate who they with, man.

They take people who don't have no family, no nobody. That way when they them over, they.

[B]

Ain'T got nobody to go to. They ain't got nobody that's gonna stand up for them for real.

[A]

And that's how they pick and choose. And so I look back on that in that moment, probably my dad saying that is probably the single thing that kept me safe out of that. Do you know it's rappers that was with Floyd that's not here no more. Like Earl Hayes. The guy named Earl Hayes that made national news like that little camp was wild. But I made it out of there unscathed, unscratched, nothing because of family protection, man. Yeah, that's all you got against these celebrity.

[B]

And then like even then I like my girl.

[A]

Renee, how did 50 get some of that footage of Diddy through? From the doing from in the hotel room. And.

I'm telling you how he got it did. He thought he was about to beat, you know, Diddy's arrogance. He thought he was about to beat the case. So he was trying to work on this documentary with Netflix. And then when. When he didn't beat the case, he just said everybody and didn't pay the videographer who has shot all that footage. So to answer Renee's question, 50 bought that footage from somebody who Diddy didn't pay. And Diddy had planned on bringing out a Netflix documentary about how he beat the case.

And thank you for the five dollar holla.

[B]

But no, he ain't. But you see, but then you seen that when he offered the Diddy to buy, he like, yeah, I gotta offer for this footage. And Diddy wasn't. He ain't the number one wasn't adding up.

It's like 50, 50 end up paying. Was paying more.

[A]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So that's how it happened. Renee, I hope that answers your question. Any other questions for me or C. Tuck? We're gonna take. We doing Q A right now. What's up any questions for me or C. Tuck? And thank you for the 10. 9.99 ten dollar holla. Lindsay Baskin super sticker. Love the profile pic. Ain't nothing like, hey, black and white is always classic. Do your thing, Lindsay. Do your thing.

Let's see what we got in the chat. They had the chat blowing up. Y' all like see Tuck, huh? I can't keep up with the chat.

Okay. And shout out her Chicago Bears. Lindsay wanted us to shout out to Chicago Bears 9.99 ten dollar holla. I shout out whoever you want me to shout out, but yes, sir, Chicago Bears. You know, I, I, I gotta, I gotta admit, one of my favorite running backs of all time was a Bear, Walter Payton. So shout out to the Bears and shout out to Lindsay for the 9.99 ten dollar holla. Lily says, are the both of you handsome, handsome gentlemen going to continue to be co hosting together? Hell yes. Oh yeah, man, we about to put all type of together.

You know, you got to be handsome. You get up on here with me.

I'm looking at the chat that, you know, the ugly dudes ain't coming up on this screen.

[B]

Oh yeah, he gotta comb his hair.

[A]

He roll out the big hands.

No, see, no. But yes. Me and see Chuck about to do more. This was a good test run. How you feel about it? See Tuck like, oh no.

[B]

Yeah, yeah. So at first, at first I'm like, I'm like, all right. You know, I had to psych myself up for it a little bit. I'm like, man, I'm like, all right, make sure Coop. It's like I'm starting thinking, I'm like, damn. I didn't performed on stages in front, in front of people to open up for, for like big artists. I'm like, man, what the fuck? I could, I ain't got no problem talking to people. It's just, I just want to make sure I, I just give some quality, you know what I'm saying? Like really, I, I'm gonna be myself. But like Eric, I ain't, I'm perfect for the show because I really don't got no filter. Like, I, I'm just, I just started like a few years ago working on my, working on my filter because like eyes just shoot straight from here just like that and they'd be like that. Hold on, why you, why you say that? But it's like, I mean, well, like always. But I'm, I'm gonna let you know what it is because you can't. Ain't no Don't. Ain't nobody never sugarcoat nothing with me. So why I got a sugar coated with you? And if you. It's too much sugar give you diabetes anyway.

[A]

Right, Right, right, right, right, right, right, right. It's all about Sea Tuck Single.

[B]

Oh, no, I'm spoken for.

[A]

Oh.

See, Tuck is a cool guy. Like flow. Yeah, see, Tuck is definitely. Look at the. Look at the chat. They say flow. And see, Tuck are the dynamic duos.

[B]

I told you. Tag team. Tag team champion. Shirtless Stanley and Durag Daniel. Man, we gonna. We gonna hold it.

[A]

Champions of the world for sure. Okay, Lindsay.

[B]

Lindsay.

[A]

Say the Bears. Oh, a classic this weekend. Bears versus Packers.

[B]

Oh, no, that's. That's gonna be. That's gonna be. That's gonna be a good ass game. And then the matchup too, with the. With the receiver and corner too, because they got like a little rivalry. And then the last time that they played at the end of the season, he got the receiver. Had he. He told. I think his hamstring went out or his Achilles. So he was out and he ain't really get to play. But this, they could be ready to match up. That's gonna be. That's gonna be a dope matchup. Dope matchup.

[A]

Yeah. Yeah. I can't wait. I can't wait. I'm gonna be tuning in. Lindsay, thank you for putting us on to the rivalry game. Bears versus packers, who our people got since we in overtime right now. See, Texas, we can talk about Archie. What? Oh, we got the Titans, right?

[B]

Yeah, man, we. Dude, we better. We better win this game.

We better. They only won one game this season and they got a rookie quarterback starting Cam Ward. Good. But you. Y' all only won one game. We better win this game. We. We got.

[A]

Yeah, we got. We gotta win this game. And now like this game, I need Shador. Like two, three touchdowns for sure. No. Or one pick at the most. But I would like no picks but one pick at the Most. I need two, three touchdowns, 250 yards, man, you know, just to shut everybody up.

[B]

Yeah. I mean, but then at the same time, it's like you don't want to really put 2. 2 because he's still a rookie. No, we can't. Yeah. So, like, it's like that. You got. We still got to give him grace. The same grace that everybody else get. Just because. Just because you might have like a good game. It's pro players that have a good. Tom Brady didn't have a good game. And then the Patriots and got blew out Before. So, like. So you just. People just really got to take that with a grain of salt, because that is a grueling sport. You got dudes that's built, like, refrigerators smashing into you. You know what I'm saying? So, yeah, so they got. They got to take that into concert, and then we. We human beings and stuff.

[A]

Yeah, well, you know, I'm super a Shador supporter, so I'm rocking with him regardless.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

And then, for real. For real, the number one thing is winning. If he wins, like, we win.

That looks good on him even.

[B]

More than enough. You. You know what I was thinking, though? Because, you know, they just did that settlement with the stadium, so they trying to get that built up. No. So what if Stefanski get put on the hot seat? He get. He. He gone. What if they mess around and poach Dion from Colorado?

That's a hyper. That's a hypothetical. That's a. That. That's. But that'll be crazy. It could happen.

[A]

Because, look, I talked about that. When. During the draft. I said, that's why a lot of these coaches and GMs don't want to get Shador, because they is scared of having Dion right over their shoulder if they don't perform. You know, Dion coming in. They want Dion to coach.

[B]

But my thing.

[A]

Go ahead.

[B]

My thing is, like, I get why. I don't. I mean, you know, they got their own little personal, little history, historic little quarrels with Dion. But just seeing the way Shador carrying himself, you see that man raise that young man right? So any product coming from that, why wouldn't you want that a part of your system? Just like. Just like when Shador was in the last interview, they up there asking about Stefanski and stuff. He like, hold up. First off, what we ain't gonna do is disrespect no coach. He's standing up for the same coach that's been benching them all season, and he doing what's right. He like, look, I'm coming here to play. I ain't no distraction. And then on the flip side, you got Dylan Gabriel girlfriend up there sounding off, talking about some whole other stuff, telling people they ain't never been played in the NFL or been a NFL coach. You ain't neither. Like, what is. Like, what is. You like, you gonna cause it. Yeah. Yo, your boyfriend, that ain't even your husband. That's. Y' all might get married or something like that down the line. That's cool. But you don't do. That's that man's job. Like he. And he a rookie. At the end of the day, just for instance, just like Simone Biles and her husband when she was over there overseas in the Olympics, the Bears let him. Let Jonathan Taylor go over there and support his wife when he was over there. He wasn't talking about no Chicago Bears stuff. He talking about, hey, no, we talking about the Olympics. I'm here to cheer on Simone when they come back overseas and she going to the football games. Yeah. Hey, I'm Simone Bile. But no, today I'm Jonathan Taylor. You gotta play your position, like, Right. And when Simone bows at a Chicago Bears game, she ain't. It's about her. It's about her husband being on the forefront. She's supporting her husband when she. When she flipping and tumbling. It ain't about the Chicago Bears. It's about Team USA and his wife. So as that. As that being her. Her significant other and he actually having something to lose being on a rookie quarterback, something. I mean, a rookie contract, something that's easily moved. Don't put that man in no. In no compromising position by just doing all these little. These little social, verbal antics that really could cost him something.

[A]

Right, right, right.

[B]

Because if he lose that. If he lose that contract, he can't fall back on your salary.

[A]

You. True, true.

[B]

And y' all get stuff done. So you really got to take that into context now.

[A]

That's true. That's a good point. That's a real good point.

I definitely. Oh, they said another game. Somebody looking forward to Alabama. Is Alabama got a big game this weekend?

[B]

I think so.

[A]

Somebody said Alabama. Alabama. And then of course, who. What's the. Alabama, baby? Who?

[B]

Who?

[A]

Who Roll Ty playing.

[B]

I'm looking up. They playing.

They playing Georgia.

They playing Georgia. But we. Oh, oh, Indiana. Yeah.

[A]

Oh, State playing. Yeah. Oh, it's a good weekend.

[B]

Oh, man. No, Old State, man.

Yeah.

That old State game come on at 8.

[A]

Either probably do Sunday, like, or. Or Saturday if something crazy happened in the college. But I think Sunday at some point we should pop in. Even if it's. Even if it's.

[B]

No for sure.

[A]

You know what I'm saying? Or whatever. We definitely should pop in and just go live.

[B]

You know that.

That big game, though, live over the weekend.

[A]

Y' all gonna tune in.

It's a lot of good games.

[B]

Yeah, that. Cause too, we going against Indiana and Indiana undefeated too.

[A]

Oh, yeah. It's gonna be a good one.

[B]

Yeah. So that. That's good.

[A]

We might have to pop in. We'll see how hard schedules align. But we Might have to pop in whenever. I don't know what your schedule like, but we might have to pop in on Saturday.

[B]

Oh, you know.

The Old State game, come on at 8. And the Georgia Alabama game, come on at 4.

[A]

Okay. Also, it'll be late. Yeah, that's good. That's good.

Okay. Yeah.

Grow. How the growth thing going, man?

[B]

Man, they got some clones that just touched down. They should be touching down today.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

Yeah. So, yeah, some crazy. Some crazy stuff. Yeah.

[A]

Is this something that we would be able to promote through our platforms or.

[B]

Yeah, for sure, for sure.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Okay. When will we be able to let people know or, like, when you're gonna be in motion?

[B]

So we getting. We got. We got the logo on. Getting the logo and stuff made up.

[A]

And then I'm thinking that that might be. We might. That might be our sponsor for the show. When I say sponsor me.

[B]

Oh, no.

[A]

Yeah, yeah.

I had two or three people doing that approach me. We just never followed, like. I never, like, followed through. Yeah, but I always thought that was the perfect. Like, what you doing? I always think that that's the perfect thing for my platform. You know what I'm saying?

[B]

Oh, no, for sure, for sure. Like, we, like, we on the way. We don't pay for, like, we on pace for top of the year, though.

[A]

When we want to be in full motion anyway.

[B]

Like, January, no later than February. We. We definitely should have, like, the whole nursery and stuff running for that. But, like, the clones and everything, tell.

[A]

Them a little bit about what you got going or what you. What you can tell, you know, I don't know much about it, but.

[B]

So, yeah, me and my. Me and my one homeboy, Rico, we came up. We came up with this company. We call it Satellite Farms and Satellite Genetics. So basically, like, say. You can't say you, like, hey, tug it. It's this strain I came across, man. Blah, blah, blah. This. This. Is this some bag? Like, I. I can really literally smoke this every day. We'll go hunting for. Baby, they call it hunting. So basically, we'll go find that strain and then we'll go, like, get a clone of it, make a couple more clones of it, and then, like, next time you come, like, we can even have the flower available for you or had an actual clone for you that you can just buy off of us and you can just go ahead and plan it yourself. And then you have your own. Your own supply that on strand that you said you can smoke every day.

[A]

Oh, that's dope. Oh, yes. I can't Wait for the top of the year. All the waking babies, man. Got something special for y'. All.

[B]

And then, like, one thing we was going through what we, like, like, our focus, like, the first go, like this go around. We was trying to get a lot of older strains. That's not. That's really hard for people to get and not really out here now. For real. So we. We came across a lot of them, and that's what we, like, bringing it back. Like, people.

[A]

People.

[B]

Like. Yeah, I ain't smoked that since, like, 08 or something like that. We. Because it ain't out in the street no more. Nice. Or even in the streets.

[A]

I got one for y' all now.

[B]

Lemon G. Huh?

[A]

Lemon G. Lemon good. I ain't been able to get that. So you know who. You know who I smoked that with?

[B]

Who?

Get out of here.

[A]

Kid Cudi. Back. Way back, when Kid Cudi first blew up, it was me, him and Chip. We was at.

[B]

I don't know where the hell we was.

[A]

Cuddy has his Lemon G. I don't know if it's Lemon G or Lemon Cushion or that's the same thing. I don't know.

[B]

So they gotta. They gotta.

[A]

I never could find it since then.

[B]

Yeah. So that's the stuff that we. That's the stuff that we, like, basically doing. So, like, we could, like, find that. Because I was. I remember, like, talking like, my granddads, both of them. They're my. They're my dudes. Like, you can't. You can't tell me nothing, but they're my dog. So, like, even, like, both my mom, dad, and my dad, that, like, they. It was three strains they told me about, like, from back in eight days. It was like. It was Acapulco Gold, Panama Red, and Monkey Paw.

[A]

Monkey Paw.

[B]

Like, boy, that was it. They up there telling me, Monkey Paw.

[A]

Hey, look, they had songs. It was like, aha. The Monkey Pie. Monkey Paul had their own song back.

[B]

In the day, man. They said that was that bag, though. I'm like. I'm like. Man, I'm like. Y' all wasn't smoking that, man. I'm like. I ain't trying to hear that.

But, no, I'm. I always. I was thinking. I was like. I was thinking about, like, either getting one, like, cross the nose, like, and, like, creating the strain.

Like. Like trying to breed them together.

[A]

That.

[B]

That'll be dope. That'll be dope.

[A]

Hey, look, you. You got. You got some Monkey Bar in Cleveland, the og, Man.

[B]

I have. I've had people reaching out the grave like.

Thank you, brother.

Be popping up like Thriller.

[A]

For real, y'.

[B]

All.

[A]

But, hey, great episode. Hold on, hold on. Before we get our seat.

[B]

Reclining Buddha.

[A]

Reclining Buddha. I would love forever. It won a Canadian Cannabis Cup. See? Yeah.

[B]

Oh, hold on. Let me write. Let me write that down.

Yeah, I'm about to. I'm about to hear.

I'm about to do it now. Reclining Buddha.

[A]

Okay. Angie, you might be in luck.

[B]

Oh, yeah.

[A]

All right. Mail Mac. Getting out of here. Yeah, we right behind you, Mail Mac. Don't leave the door open, because we all coming out. Right behind you, Mail Mac. Look, for us this weekend, we're gonna try to do something. Maybe after the. If. If we have. If we. If me and C. Tuck both had a time, we'll do something after the O State game or one of them games and probably after the Browns game or something on Sunday. So y' all look out for that. Other than that, let's get to our mouse in the chat before we get out of here. See? Tuck, you got any final words? Your first podcast episode. You. You know, you all in Apple and Spotify, too, man. You can't be. Don't just be looking to your Apple and Spotify, too.

[B]

Oh, yeah, no, no. It's my same old, same old, man. Just everybody have a safe and wonderful daily lead. The lives that y' all put on this purpose, put on this earth for the purpose to lead that. That's all I can ask for. And y' all have to say, y' all have a great weekend.

[A]

Let's get to our mouse in the chat, man. It's a beautiful episode. I look forward to doing more episodes with my dog. See, Tuck. I love all of y'.

[B]

All.

[A]

Angie, Melissa, Fire, Glory Elise, Tahara.

Island.

[B]

Girl.

[A]

Mel, Mac, of course, and everybody. Man, Rx, my dog. I don't know if I seen Rx in the chat.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Rx was in here.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

And shout out Lily and anybody. I forgot Rachelle, you know, I don't. I don't anybody. I miss blaming on the head, not the heart. You know, I love all y'. All. And let me read this last message from Melissa. Say, great job today. Y' all have a great day. Be safe, everyone. Love you bunches. I love y', all, but I'm out. So y'. All. I love y'.

[B]

All. Hold on. Last but not least.

Rest in peace, my uncle William Blue Jr.

Everybody, have a safe and wonderful weekend. Turn it back over the flow.

[A]

I love you all, but we are out.

[B]

We out.