Joe and Jada - 85 South’s Karlous Miller & Chico Bean on D.C. Young Fly, Fat Joe stories & Jadakiss bald BY CHOICE!

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Herd with Colin Cowherd Episode: Joe and Jada - 85 South’s Karlous Miller & Chico Bean on D.C. Young Fly, Fat Joe Stories & Jadakiss Bald BY CHOICE! Release Date: July 24, 2025

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Overview

In this dynamic and engaging episode of The Herd with Colin Cowherd, hosts Joe and Jada dive deep into the vibrant world of hip-hop and comedy alongside special guests Karlous Miller and Chico Bean from 85 South, as well as famed rapper Jadakiss. The discussion weaves through personal anecdotes, industry insights, and heartfelt conversations about resilience, family, and legacy.

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Guest Introductions

The episode features:

• Karlous Miller & Chico Bean (85 South): Comedians known for their sharp wit and engaging performances.
• Jadakiss: Esteemed rapper with a storied career in hip-hop.

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Key Discussions

1. Personal Stories and Industry Insights

   • Robbery Incident: The conversation kicks off with a humorous yet intense recounting of a past robbery involving Fat Joe and Carlo "Monkey Face" Miller.
     • Fat Joe (02:44): “He never thought he was going to get caught. And I just looked at my computer screen, I was just like, ah, gotcha.”
     • Jadakiss (05:14): “Everybody's trying to knock you down and it's not gonna work and no one's gonna like it. And then, boom, it's everywhere. And that was that moment.”

2. Choices and Identity

   • Baldness by Choice: Jadakiss shares his decision to embrace baldness, sparking a lively debate among the guests.
     • Jadakiss (07:22): “You was bald for the longest. You mean to tell me that you had a completely healthy hairline. And you could have just grew your shit back at any moment.”
     • Chico Bean (08:00): “We out here bald with no options, and you just said, fuck it. I'm just gonna grow my shit back.”

3. Resilience Through Loss

   • Family Tragedies: Fat Joe and Carlos Miller open up about losing their parents and the profound impact it had on their lives and careers.
     • Carlos Miller (40:32): “I lost my mother right after the first season a while and out. Then I have to go back. And he seen me struggle with some stuff in there.”
     • Fat Joe (54:38): “I had my Mother and father pass away within two months. So I'm going to the hospital...”

4. Influence of Comedy and Hip-Hop Legends

   • Comedic Inspirations: The guests discuss how legends like Bernie Mac and Martin Lawrence shaped their comedic styles.
     • Chico Bean (16:41): “It was a lot of comedians, bro. Like that Bernie Mac Kings of Comedy set. It really was like a defining moment for me because it was something that I could identify with.”
   • Hip-Hop Influences: Fat Joe reminisces about his early days and interactions with icons like Big Pun and LL Cool J.
     • Fat Joe (82:29): “My favorite Fat Joe verse is with Big L...”

5. Anecdotes on Getting High

   • Humorous Stories: The hosts and guests share funny and exaggerated stories about their experiences with getting high, highlighting their camaraderie and lightheartedness.
     • Fat Joe (23:08): “I took a little piece. This was when the Super Bowl was in New York...”

6. Podcasting and Future Plans

   • Upcoming Projects: Joe and Jada discuss their upcoming shows, including "Spin the Block," which promises improvisational comedy and fresh experiences for their audience.
     • Carlos Miller (93:20): “We hitting a lot of the spots that we didn't been through. And we got a dope ass audience. And we know a lot of you.”

7. Reflections on Fame and Media Evolution

   • Then vs. Now: The conversation touches on how fame and media presence have evolved from the pre-social media era to today, emphasizing privacy and authenticity.
     • Jada Kiss (63:05): “I think it was more beautiful. I think it was the best time...”
     • Fat Joe (67:00): “You gotta keep working, mister.”

8. Legacy and Continuing Impact

   • Building a Legacy: The guests reflect on their lasting impact in the industry and their ongoing efforts to inspire the next generation.
     • Chico Bean (66:48): “What's the difference between being famous when famous was famous, like, before you got to taste the success.”

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Notable Quotes

• Jadakiss (05:14): “Everybody's trying to knock you down and it's not gonna work and no one's gonna like it. And then, boom, it's everywhere. And that was that moment.”
• Fat Joe (07:22): “I've been bald forever, right? I can't grow no hair now.”
• Carlos Miller (40:32): “...and that's more important than anything you can ever do. And he's such a warrior, this man.”
• Chico Bean (16:41): “It was a lot of comedians, bro. Like that Bernie Mac Kings of Comedy set. It really was like a defining moment for me because it was something that I could identify with.”
• Fat Joe (54:38): “I had my Mother and father pass away within two months. So I'm going to the hospital...”

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Conclusion

This episode of The Herd with Colin Cowherd offers a blend of humor, raw honesty, and insightful reflections from seasoned artists and comedians. Joe and Jada, alongside their guests, provide listeners with a multifaceted look into the challenges and triumphs of life in the spotlight, the importance of resilience, and the enduring power of legacy. Whether delving into personal tragedies or sharing laughs over past antics, the conversation underscores the strength found in camaraderie and the relentless pursuit of authenticity.

Transcript

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[Fat Joe]

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[Fat Joe]

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[Jadakiss]

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[Bridget Todd]

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[Jadakiss]

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[Jadakiss]

Everybody's trying to knock you down and it's not gonna work and no one's gonna like it. And then, boom, it's everywhere. And that was that moment.

[Bridget Todd]

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[Fat Joe]

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[Bridget Todd]

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[Chico Bean]

This is kind of priceless.

[Carlos Miller]

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[Fat Joe]

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[Carlos Miller]

I like my hair like you like glizzies. This is the same thing. You know what I'm saying?

[Jada Kiss]

Yeah.

[Fat Joe]

Yeah. What up, y'?

[Joe Crack]

All?

[Fat Joe]

This Is Joe Crack the dawn.

[Jada Kiss]

It's your boy Jada Kiss. You know what? It is, the Joe and Jada Show. And you know every one of our shows is special. So when we say it's a special edition, we really mean it. Today we got our brothers on the show. Carlos Miller, Chico Bean, also known as the 85 south, man. What's up, bro?

[Carlos Miller]

This is an honor, man. You don't understand, man. This we. We fans of y', all just across the board, but we also fans of the show. We've been watching the show, and we love the chemistry. We love the dynamic, man. We've been watching Joe tell all the stories. It's fucked up what you did to Monkey Face Carlos, man.

[Fat Joe]

Oh, yeah? Yeah. Nah, he robbed me for 500, though.

[Carlos Miller]

Oh, you had to get him?

[Fat Joe]

I had to. It was courage. It's a story of courage.

[Carlos Miller]

So legend.

[Chico Bean]

Your story Beat his ass, huh? I love how your stories always involve way too many people. Like, wherever you are, you be like, yo, it was me and, like, 178 niggas. Like, how are you taking this many people with you everywhere?

[Fat Joe]

We got both your tour bus.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, all the way. Then it be all different types of dynamics of people. Yeah, it was me. 58 Dominican niggas.

[Fat Joe]

I gotta set.

[Jada Kiss]

Sell a shit.

[Fat Joe]

I gotta sell a shit. You don't want none of my ATL stories. I got ATL stories.

[Carlos Miller]

Oh, we know you got ATL stories there tonight, pimpy. No, you got to tell the Pimp C story. Like, what?

[Fat Joe]

No Pimp C. One day, I think it was a boxing match in the atl, and he got into some, didn't it, man? Before he could get to the car, police grabbed him. They opened that trunk, man. They pulled so many guns out that trunk. Pimp C was running to the trunk, seeing it in my own eyes. He was running to go pop that in the cops Russian. When they open that, they were pulling all type of out. I was like, jesus Christ.

[Carlos Miller]

Hey, man, I'm convinced Fat Joe got a time machine somewhere, man.

[Fat Joe]

How do you be everywhere? Listen, this why I'm broke. I was spending too much money in the clubs worldwide, man. I was in there every day.

[Jada Kiss]

You broke?

[Fat Joe]

I was there every day.

[Chico Bean]

The same outfit or shoes. You are not broke. I can't believe.

[Fat Joe]

I'm definitely not broke. But what I'm saying is, is I've been everywhere. I'm like the forest company, hip hop. I've really been there, like, everywhere. Something really meaningful.

[Carlos Miller]

See, that's why your leg look like that. You Done ran too much man.

[Jada Kiss]

For.

[Carlos Miller]

A couple hip hop. Now we know.

[Fat Joe]

My wife said it was cap because I told the story that we got shot at. I fell over the in my leg. She said, sister, I met you. Your leg been fucked up up. What are you talking about? It was like I was 14, 13 when I first Malay.

[Carlos Miller]

I don't understand how people don't believe you. I remember when you when the. The was going on with people was questioning your, you know, your history with hip hop. And a video came up of you like 12 years old with the real Puerto Rican hair. Like you had the real Puerto Rican.

[Fat Joe]

I had a Mac 11 on me too on this.

[Carlos Miller]

You see what I'm saying? That's crazy.

[Fat Joe]

Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

You was in the club. They have like what?

[Fat Joe]

I ain't say nothing. I was super strapped when you seen that shit. I be trying to show him, cuz they said, you know, I said some shit. Niggas got a little mad at me. Jadis and chilled. You already increased the peace like I. I made it happen. So last night, for no reason, I had to look up young Fat Joe with the kofy on the God crack. Kim. I had to throw that just tight, you know, going there. And then I flipped the page to the young Fat Joe with the meta.

[Carlos Miller]

The.

[Fat Joe]

The biggest you ever seen. Oh man. Maybe he robbed the gym. Maybe he robbed.

[Carlos Miller]

Maybe he really robbed.

[Fat Joe]

He looked like it, right? And then this guy been showing off. Man, he got nice socks. The one thing about me is I could dress my ass off, but I got old school socks.

[Chico Bean]

No, just regular socks.

[Fat Joe]

Yeah, yeah. I just shied away from the checkerboard boxes. Yeah, I got the real.

[Carlos Miller]

And you was still wearing de.

[Fat Joe]

No, no, I got Calvin klein. But my be $20,000 outfit. But I did used to have the.

[Carlos Miller]

Lumber 30 draw, isn't it? $30 draws off. They look like swimmin.

[Fat Joe]

Drunk lumberjack with the hat to match. Not that anybody could see it. But I got off the lumberjack. That was hard to do. So I'm more modern. But Jada K, he like to show off because he know I don't. I. You know, I ain't got no new socks. My old.

[Chico Bean]

He got to. He's Jadicus though.

[Jada Kiss]

He.

[Chico Bean]

He say a lot of fly. So when he's got a plate guns.

[Fat Joe]

That the government ain't got.

[Chico Bean]

Walls do a 360.

[Fat Joe]

He got. Yo. Oh my God.

[Chico Bean]

Now this is what I was gonna ask though.

[Fat Joe]

Oh shit.

[Chico Bean]

Jadaki. You was bald for the longest. You mean to tell me that you had a Completely healthy hairline. And you could have just grew your shit back at any moment.

[Jada Kiss]

Yeah, it was a plus.

[Carlos Miller]

That shit is crazy, bro.

[Chico Bean]

That shit crazy. We out here bald with no options, and you just said, fuck it. I'm just gonna grow my shit back.

[Jada Kiss]

You gotta wash this shit.

[Carlos Miller]

No, you don't. Yeah, you disrespectful. We thought. I thought you was bald. You had a paper towel wrapped around your forehead for years.

[Jada Kiss]

Came out all heads was in. You know what I'm saying? Nah, you guys, I don't know about. We had.

[Fat Joe]

We had turkey.

[Carlos Miller]

We had one over there, man.

[Jada Kiss]

Everybody.

[Fat Joe]

You look like you still want to wear hair.

[Carlos Miller]

I. I do still wear hair. I look like it. What you mad at?

[Fat Joe]

He's wearing.

[Carlos Miller]

I'm wearing it.

[Fat Joe]

Don't.

[Carlos Miller]

First of all, I'm not going to say that. I'm not gonna say nothing back. There you go.

[Fat Joe]

All right, so what I'm saying is.

[Jada Kiss]

You only need a little bit. You need to make history. You only need a little bit.

[Carlos Miller]

Nah, nah.

[Jada Kiss]

Tory, Tiger. A lot of people did. He only need.

[Carlos Miller]

I'm not going over.

[Jada Kiss]

He don't need whatever they got in there.

[Fat Joe]

Got that Sherman helm, feel this shit. Push back. I'm saying there's a solution.

[Carlos Miller]

There's not. Not for me. Because I seen what it looked like in the days leading up. I can't go through that process. When the front of your head look like.

[Jada Kiss]

You got mean hats.

[Fat Joe]

All you gotta do is get the guys get it. Yo, you need to do it. I ain't lying to you. Cause you love your hair. You gotta fix that shit up.

[Carlos Miller]

I didn't say I love it. I just love the fact that I could do it like he did.

[Fat Joe]

Like me. I've been bald forever, right? I can't grow no hair now. See, what happened to me was I used to have hair. I used to have hair like the fucking Brady Bunch, right?

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, we seen it.

[Fat Joe]

So when I was young, all the touches.

[Carlos Miller]

No, for real, jj, he's telling the truth.

[Fat Joe]

I seen that pic, man. I seen you, man, fuck with the people at home, man. You keep.

[Jada Kiss]

I seen the picture.

[Fat Joe]

Let me tell you. I had hair like the Brady Bunch. But I shaved it all. Cause all the tough guys had the Baldies in my hood. My father chased me around the projects four times trying to beat me up. Because he knew what that meant.

[Jada Kiss]

He could catch you.

[Fat Joe]

He couldn't catch me, but I was running, you know? The point is, one day I made a bet with Big Pun, and I was like. He was like, yo, man, you can't grow no hair. I say you crazy. My shit like the Brady Bunch. If I want right now, I grow braids. Whatever. So I try to grow this shit, and it was like, rest in peace to the hairline. Everything that shit was coming up like that, man. Pun had some more jokes about that shit. I lost it. So I saved my. But now I got guys that. They do the fake. They got like, a tattoo shit.

[Carlos Miller]

I can't do that.

[Fat Joe]

I can't do it either.

[Chico Bean]

Yeah, yeah.

[Fat Joe]

But you could do the turkey.

[Carlos Miller]

I can't do this.

[Fat Joe]

Because it's your real hair.

[Carlos Miller]

Come back too much money. No, no, no, no, I'm not.

[Fat Joe]

So that's your signature.

[Jada Kiss]

We came in. Luch had the. Yo Luchad the hot top. Faith sp had the blowout. Chemical blowout back then.

[Carlos Miller]

So, like the Jackson 5?

[Jada Kiss]

Nah, when it was when the dope boys added. When they came back in, man. Like Method man and them.

[Carlos Miller]

Oh, okay. Got you.

[Jada Kiss]

So, boom. When we got the deal, they still had hair. I went ball first. Then I made a thing. When y' all shit fall out, I'm gonna come back. And yeah, I just kept my word and came back.

[Fat Joe]

God bless you, brother. Cause if I had hair, my shit. They'll call me Alejandro. My shit be really doleful.

[Carlos Miller]

You gotta go to 30.

[Fat Joe]

I do not want it.

[Carlos Miller]

Yes, you do. Because I see how you look on the front of them boxes.

[Fat Joe]

It will be Redelfo. Now, that's the look you make when you own that shit. That was like, right? My. I had this. My. To be like this with the curl with the juice and all that on my so leg. Disrespect. Shout out to Julie and just Jesse Torero, he got the. With the curl like Nick. They would think, I ain't Fat Joe. I'll be Fat Joe's twin or some. With some. I would really be on some if I had. I'm being honest.

[Chico Bean]

I feel you. I would, too.

[Jada Kiss]

Shout out to y'. All. What made y'.

[Fat Joe]

All.

[Jada Kiss]

You've been under a rock and haven't been following them. They all started out doing their thing. And what made y' all finally want to go for ownership and incorporate and do your own shit? Was it the same thing that the industry, the music industry go through something similar?

[Chico Bean]

I think so. Because you know how it is. It's like, you can only do so much when you under something, but when you. When you got your own platform and you your own boss, you can move how you want to move. You can work how you want to work, you can go where you want to go, and you can work with whoever you want to work with. It's the independence. It's the freedom. And I think it's at the speed that we create. Like, we fans of each other, so our natural conversations really just progressed into a show. It was like me and this dude linked up at the Wild N Out auditions. We didn't know anybody else. It was like we were familiar to each other. Like, I know he a comedian. He know I'm a comedian. They got a room full of personalities and people who they're championing or, like, pushing for. So it's like we standing there like Forrest Gump and Buff. We just back to back, like, I don't know what they gonna do. Whatever they got going on is on them. But me and you, we got a whole different set of struggle that, bro, we gotta get on tv. They gonna be good if they don't get on here. So we went in there and we rocked it, bro. And then they. They brought our other brother, dc, a couple seasons later, Shout out to dc and then it's like, I knew him and I knew dc, so I was the plug in the middle. And it's like, when we got together, it was natural. I didn't have to tell them to be cool or, that's my man. It was already family. It was just natural, bro.

[Carlos Miller]

And he had that vision. Like, you know, I always say this. He's the elder in regards to doing comedy. You know, he been in the game longer than both of us, so he had an understanding of what it took to get to another level, even with what we were doing. And, you know, it's just a level of truth that is built when you coming up together, but still having the ability to be able to look at somebody and know they know more than you know and trust their vision that they didn't went to the places that you haven't been before. Even if it hadn't been on the level of success, he still had been through those trenches. So we knew, like, all right, man, what you talking about doing? That's what we need to do. And, you know, it's worked out.

[Fat Joe]

Anybody could have an idea or start something, but they can't see it through. So it's cool that, you know, he had the vision and y' all came together and seen it through. You guys are hilarious. You know, I feel like every time I'm around comedians, they test their material on me and shit. Like I said at the Nick game next to Tracy, Morgan, yo, Iggy still got diabetes. I was up in heaven. He talking crazy. And I feel like every time I laugh, he checking the box off like, okay, that's a good one. I got y' all check your material on anybody?

[Carlos Miller]

Not on Fat Joe, I'm not. And just to leave out this building, there's 150 Puerto Ricans waiting on me outside. No, sir. Nope, not doing it. I didn't listen to too many of them stories. Like, to me, honestly, man, you tell the best stories in hip hop in the world, period. I mean, and that's such a big thing because we were just talking about how fame has changed in regards to the way we came up. We came up watching y' all on the tv. That was a world away from what our reality was. I'm from dc, you know what I mean? I grew up in the city watching the box and watching Rap City and all of that. So to be able to shout out.

[Jada Kiss]

To Wayne Perry, man.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, for sure. All the way. That's let you know what type of gangster nigga this nigga is. Shout out to killer. Nah. But no, in seriousness, we didn't get to experience fame in the same capacity. So to be in a space now where you get to hear those stories that we were watching from on the other side of the TV is crazy. And you tell the best stories, man.

[Fat Joe]

Thank you for the compliment, you know.

[Chico Bean]

Yeah, man, y' all made a lot of dope ass music. Like me coming from. From down South. Like, the shit, the way that y' all was so, like, descriptive with shit, it just made me want to go to New York.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, that's fire.

[Jada Kiss]

That's fire.

[Chico Bean]

And then it's like listening to the Locks, nigga, I didn't know that Yonkers was completely different from New York. Like, I went out there, they got yards and shit.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah.

[Chico Bean]

Little fences. Yeah, man.

[Jada Kiss]

Yonkers like a gumbo of everything.

[Chico Bean]

Yeah.

[Jada Kiss]

I drive you around. You think he was everywhere. The Bronx, Baltimore, Atlanta. Yeah, look like everywhere. Who are some of your influences, man? It seemed like y' all was each other's crutches and help, you know what I mean? But you had to have some coming up young. It had to be some comedians. You really.

[Chico Bean]

It was a lot of comedians, bro. Like that Bernie Mac Kings of Comedy set. It really was like a defining moment for me because it was something that I could identify with. To be like, oh, that's.

[Carlos Miller]

That's.

[Chico Bean]

I'm one of them. I'm a comedian like the Richard Pryor's. And The Red Foxes and the Martin Lawrence and all of the Comic View comedians and the Def Comedy Jam and just the culture, the music, bro. The lifestyle, you know, like the same way with the music, you get influenced by your neighborhood, by the dope boys, by the Fly Girls and all of that. It's a mixture of all of that. You know what I'm saying?

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah. Martin was a big one for me because, you know, just growing up, my father got married when I was a baby, so I was the man in my house real early. You know, I had that responsibility. So a lot of times when my mother was gone and at work, this was what was raising us, in a sense, sitting down and watching Martin for 30 minutes or watching the Jamie Foxx show for the next 30 minutes, or hanging with Mr. Cooper and all of these different.

[Fat Joe]

George Jefferson.

[Carlos Miller]

George Jefferson. Sherman Hermsley. Sherman Hermsley.

[Fat Joe]

I'm notorious for fucking the name. Don't worry about it.

[Carlos Miller]

You know what it is. But being able to, you know, and then, like, for me, coming out of the city, earthquake. You know, guys like that, that, you know, I got to watch people that I looked up to laugh at. Because I didn't grow up wanting to be a comedian. That wasn't necessarily my dream. I wanted to be in the streets. Cause that was my environment. That was what I was surrounded by. But those guys, this is who they thought were funny. So that is what steered me towards what I understood comedy to be. So once I got into it, I was able to really easily revert back to what I was used to. And that helped me just understand the game once I got in it.

[Chico Bean]

And the first comedian I ever seen live was Ricky Smiley. Live the life.

[Fat Joe]

Yeah. Yeah, I love Ricky.

[Chico Bean]

Ricky Smiley. He used to do these prank call CDs, right? And my mom used to love Ricky Smiley.

[Fat Joe]

I love those shits.

[Chico Bean]

These are.

[Fat Joe]

They still do it. You know, they got nephew Tommy with. With Steve Harvey in the morning.

[Chico Bean]

But the Ricky Smiley joints was even before that. Yeah, yeah, it was crazy.

[Fat Joe]

I love those shits. I live in Miami, so I know what time it is with. He call you, yo, this is the phone company or this. And he will fuck with you till you lose your mind and then be like, all right. Jada Styles gave me your number. Like these prank calls every morning, bro.

[Chico Bean]

It was. This was classic.

[Agusto Papa Host]

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[Carlos Miller]

I don't have nothing against Puerto and I don't think Joe Peach should be mad at me.

[Agusto Papa Host]

Song and artist comparisons competition in the scene. There is competition, there is sides to this, there's special Pluma, Double P and there's J O P Street Mob. I think at the end of the day, it's business, it's all competition and of course, our personal stories and opinions along the way. This isn't just a podcast, it's a movement for fans who live Musica Mexicana every single day. Listen to Augusto Papa as part of the Michael Tura Podcast Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Joe Crack]

Hi everyone, it's Janae AKA Cheekies from Cheeky's and Chill Podcast and I'm launching an all new mini podcast series called Sincerely Janae. Sure, I'm a singer, author, business woman and podcaster, but at the end day of the of the day, I am human. And that's why I'm sharing my ups and downs with you guys. Hi guys. I was sitting here recording episodes of Dear Cheekies and Cheekies and Chill and I just had to take a timeout and purge my thoughts and feelings here on Sincerely Jana because I've been so emotional lately, you guys. Whether I'm in my feels, I've just had a breakthrough with my therapist or I've just had a really deep conversation with my siblings. Siblings. Or I'm in glam getting ready for an award show. I'm sharing my most intimate thoughts with you on the podcast. You guys know I always keep it real with you guys, but this time I'm taking it to the next level. Listen to Cheekies and chill on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Fat Joe]

And here's Heather with the weather.

[Bridget Todd]

Well, it's beautiful out there.

[Joe Crack]

Sunny and 75. Almost a little chilly in the shade. Now let's get a read on the inside of your car. It is hot. You've only been parked a short time and it's already 99 degrees in there. Let's not leave children in the backseat while running errands. It only takes a few minutes for Their body temperatures to rise and that could be fatal.

[Chico Bean]

Cars get hot fast and can be deadly.

[Fat Joe]

Never leave a child in a car.

[Chico Bean]

A message from NHTSA and the ad Council.

[Jadakiss]

Adventures should never come with a pause button.

[Bridget Todd]

Remember the MoviePass era where you could watch all the movies you wanted for just $9? It made zero sense and I could not stop thinking about it. I'm Bridget Todd, host of the tech podcast There are no Girls on the Internet. On this new season, I'm talking to the innovators who are left out of the tech headlines, like the visionary behind MoviePass, Black founder Stacey Spikes, who was pushed out of MoviePass, the company that he founded. His story is wild and it's currently the subject of a juicy new horse po documentary. We dive into how culture connects us.

[Jadakiss]

When you go to France or you go to England or you go to Hong Kong, those kids are wearing Jordans. They're wearing Kobe's shirt. They're watching Black Panther and the challenges.

[Bridget Todd]

Of being a black Founder.

[Jadakiss]

Close your eyes and tell me what a tech founder looks like. They're not going to describe someone who looks like me, and they're not going to describe someone who looks like you.

[Bridget Todd]

I created There are no girls on the Internet because the future belongs to all of us. So listen to There are no girls on the Internet on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Fat Joe]

You know, my thing is I don't get hot.

[Chico Bean]

Why not?

[Fat Joe]

I just don't want that story beating.

[Carlos Miller]

The shit out niggas too much.

[Jada Kiss]

Don't do it.

[Fat Joe]

Listen, I got high the first time in my life, right?

[Carlos Miller]

And were you Fat Joe at this time?

[Fat Joe]

Yes, yes. And the girl was like, yo, we're gonna have good sex. We gonna have this, that. So I smoked with her for the first time. I ran out the house butt naked. She chick middle of the night. No, it was, man, I'm trying to tell you some Frankie. I'm running down the block ass naked and she gets in my car. She's like, joe, get in the car. I'm like, yo, I'm catching a heart attack. I'm gonna die. Yo, this. I gotta go to the hospital. So she convinced me to get in the car. We make a U turn, we go back in the house. I take like eight showers. I never smoke that again. That I don't want Fat Joe naked running down seven square. But let me tell you what happened to me. One night, I'm in the crib and I never believed this second hand. If I Believe in secondhand smoke. God damn, I'm up. My lungs. My lungs is up. Because I'll be in the studio every night, and they can smoke a thousand pounds of weed in front of me. So one day we in the studio, and they smoking mad. We got the BET shit on there. And I don't want to say it was Bruce Bruce or it was lavelle Crawford, but this guy was so big.

[Jada Kiss]

Yeah.

[Fat Joe]

Like a purple suit on, and his head was small. And I didn't realize I was high, right? And the man was talking about he was addicted to crack. And then crack me took him. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Come on and smoke me some more. This and yo, the look like a human Eminem like this. I almost died. I tried to commit suicide by laughter. Like, I was like. Literally was diving on the floor trying to die. Like, yo, the guy was talking about he's smoking crack. But to me, it looked like a. You know how you see the commercial that the Eminem be talking? It was a human Eminem talking. Like this shit. I was like, yo, this shit crazy. But I realized I'm high.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, you can't get high, Joe. Yeah, you got no, I can't get high. It ain't for me. You getting butt naked. Do you imagine was Big Fat Joe when you imagine I was outside, got in this lady called Butt Naked. She.

[Chico Bean]

It was his car. It was his car.

[Fat Joe]

Listen, recently, my brother Rich opened the. The weed dispensary in Harlem Dynasty commodities. And just to show we stand by the product, for 35 years, I never smoked. I smoked in front of his joint. I had security and everything with me. I thought I was run out, but naked, I smoked the. Let him know we got the good stuff in Harlem Dynasty commodity. But you know what? I handled it. This time, I'm thinking of getting high.

[Carlos Miller]

No, no, no, no, no, no. Don't do that. No, don't do that.

[Fat Joe]

Let's start you off slow start. I'm not fucking with you. I'm not fucking with you. You got the pure.

[Carlos Miller]

Like, if I tell people all the time, like, I, you know, I'm social smoker, you know, I mean, I don't smoke like that. It's very social. But the reason why is this nigga. So we. This is second season of Wild N Out right now. You know what I'm saying? And we had just had the first season. We did the first old school battle. Like, that shit had went super viral. So we meet up, we get ready to get ready to go back and kill a game again. So Los like, man, the weed ain't coming, but I got some edibles. And I'm like, I bet I ain't never did an edible before. I took a little piece. This was when the super bowl was in New York. So we go down to Times Square. We go to Applebee's, get something to eat. We walking back to the hotel. Los like, man, hey, man, how you feel? I'm like, man, I don't feel shit. He be like, bet. Well, eat the rest of that piece of the little pieces you broke off. It was blue. I never forget blue raspberry, like fruit roll up. I ate this whole piece of this shit, man. We go back to this. To his room. We talked for about an hour, right? I'm like, let me go downstairs and go to sleep, man. I went back downstairs, and that door closed on my hotel room, nigga. And it was. I never in my life, man. Listen, I. This how I knew I was high. I stood at the door, and I'm like, I can taste my teeth. I can taste my teeth, man. I'm in there trying to tell you something. It was that come at you, and you like.

[Fat Joe]

You like you can't control your. Nah, I can't do that.

[Chico Bean]

I had to say this life one time.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah.

[Fat Joe]

How many times? How many times in your life? And you got high to the point that you was dumbed out. Like, you did. Do you.

[Carlos Miller]

That's a good question. What's the highest you ever been?

[Fat Joe]

What's the highest you ever been?

[Jada Kiss]

High?

[Carlos Miller]

How high is that, though? Kids, you got some stories.

[Fat Joe]

Did that shit to me. We shooting the video in the desert with tigers and shit. We shot this shit. Looks like I'm cooking. We in the desert with tigers. Me, Remy, and fucking French.

[Chico Bean]

Who the put the tigers in the desert?

[Fat Joe]

We wanted to. It's a video call. Looks like we could cooking, right? And so we shot it. Y' all can look. It's not cap, right? The point is, I walk in French and I'm joking with him, and he got some chocolate chip cookies.

[Chico Bean]

Ah.

[Fat Joe]

So I take a bite of it. I'm not noticing the whole trip. Everybody knows I don't get out. The whole trail is laughing this and this and that. Next thing I know, like, you must. I was like, yo, this. You, you.

[Jada Kiss]

I was infused.

[Fat Joe]

They was like, how you doing? This and this. I said, no, I'm good. This, this. So I start banging on Remy's trailer. Cause, you know, not for nothing, no disrespect, you know, I shot a video with Cardi B, she did her makeup for five hours. Girls, they could do that. Like, Remy was taking long. I'm paying for this, right? We in the middle of the desert. Tigers all type of, you know, I'm like, yo, I'm banging on the door, yo, son's gonna go down. Sun's gonna go down. She knew immediately she opened the door. He said. She said, what do you do? I said, what do you mean? She said, It's 11 in the afternoon. The sun is out. What the are you talking about? What did they do? She went over there, French. And it was like, yo, we gave him the weed. Cookie. She was dying laughing. She knew I was high. She knew that.

[Jada Kiss]

I can't hear that.

[Fat Joe]

Yeah, sun's gonna go down in the morning. I'm banging on the door. Sun's gonna go down.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, that's probably. It's gonna take the longest for the sun to go down in the desert, man. It's gonna be up for a minute out there.

[Chico Bean]

Still there.

[Jada Kiss]

It's still there right now, man.

[Fat Joe]

Let me tell you something.

[Jada Kiss]

But those that don't know what's the origin of y' all show. Cause I. You interviewed me before, and y'. All. I got like a twist to y' all show. It's not just people would just think y' all on there talking, but it, you know, let the people know.

[Chico Bean]

Nah, it's a. It's a freestyle comedy show, bro.

[Fat Joe]

It's.

[Chico Bean]

It's literally improv.

[Jada Kiss]

No, but y' all got good interview skills too, though. Oh, yeah, Yeah, I do your.

[Chico Bean]

Well, but see, the whole thing is we don't. The traditional interview style where it's just questions, bro. We really like to interview people that we fans of, that we can show love. And people, like you said, the influences and the people who gave us little bits and pieces of the game. So it's never like. So how'd you get started, Jada? Cause we don't talk about none of the shit that's on the blog. None of the controversial shit.

[Carlos Miller]

No, you don't.

[Chico Bean]

Not just going for.

[Carlos Miller]

No, you don't. No, you don't, Joe. Hate that joke because you always come with the question. That's how y' all end up with delusional records. Because you be asking the. That's what you do, you know, ask the. You come with the question. You come with the. You come with the Wendy Williams style questions.

[Fat Joe]

You do.

[Carlos Miller]

You kick it off and then you always. And then it's a real smooth how you do it. Yo, if you. If you don't want to talk about it. I totally understand, but I gotta. I gotta know. Then you come with a question, and Jada be like.

[Chico Bean]

He do that because he knew they can't say shit back.

[Fat Joe]

Yeah, no, I'm just. Sometimes I would answer it different, you know? Like, me, I studied KRS 1. I studied yellow when I first came out. If you look at my interview, I'll be like, nah. I mean, now I'm saying they'd be like, yo, what color is this guy?

[Jada Kiss]

Nah.

[Fat Joe]

I mean, I'm saying, I. I didn't. I don't know why I look so stupid on bet. Like, nah. I mean, I never had, like, the skills to answer questions articulately. So I. Back in the fucking VHS days and all that, I had tape interviews from KRS and LL and I would watch them over and over again to learn how to actually answer questions and have social skills.

[Chico Bean]

So that nigga LL Cool J is diabolical. This nigga came right on the record and said, they call me Big ll. Nobody ever said that. Nobody's even uttered that before.

[Carlos Miller]

I don't think he get the credit he deserve either, man. Like, ll literally is. Like, he created the term goat. Like, it didn't exist before ll. Like, he was the.

[Jada Kiss]

I give him the credit every time I see it.

[Carlos Miller]

I mean, like, the dude has been rapping since rap started. Like, he literally has been. I mean, that's what I'm saying. Like, and still relevant to this day. Still relevant to now. It's like, when you talk about the Mount Rushmore, it's like the. The thing that he's conquered every aspect of the game. Acting, you know, rapping. I mean, I don't know if he was in. Was that with Jamie Foxx playing football in any given Sunday. I mean, all of that. Like, that dude is one of him. And G Rap.

[Chico Bean]

Like, him and G rap. When they put that nigga in the horror movie, the Halloween joint, and he ain't die. Yeah, I knew then. I knew then, bro. You know, the black dudes usually die in the opening credits.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah.

[Chico Bean]

You don't even get stabbed. The Black dude.

[Fat Joe]

Christmas 2006.

[Chico Bean]

Yeah, you dying in the preview trailer. You killed.

[Fat Joe]

They purposely made the white girl die first in the movie Sinners. They made the white girl die first when the boys came. That's what you got. I'm telling you, we always. What he just said, yo, the black dude died first. This is the first time the white girl died.

[Chico Bean]

The black dude died the summer before the movie come out.

[Jada Kiss]

The white girl always died after she tripped.

[Fat Joe]

Yes, but the black guy dies first. And this happened.

[Carlos Miller]

The black guy died and then the white girl jumped over the black guy.

[Fat Joe]

If she.

[Chico Bean]

She came back, though, though. She was at the end.

[Jada Kiss]

Yeah, she ain't diverse.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, she came back.

[Jada Kiss]

She was just.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah. Nah, she lived the whole movie.

[Jada Kiss]

She lived for the whole movie.

[Carlos Miller]

She was still alive at the end.

[Fat Joe]

Yo, that sending shit was crazy.

[Carlos Miller]

You know what I mean?

[Fat Joe]

That shit was a trip.

[Carlos Miller]

But yeah, like, that. Just. Just getting. Getting those guys the credit from like that era, like I said. And G Rap, like, to me, cool. G rap is G Rap, Chris. Yeah. G Rap versus just Rakim. Yeah, all them guys, man. I remember when I heard that. That verse that first time I heard that she did on the Mob Deep, you know, I mean, you're. When the gas reveal you cats get pilled and that's the real the ass and switch fast to like the real. When the slugs burst be aiming at your mug first is blood thirst but see who get plugged worse we dug earth places put the nickel platers to your facial bullets ain't racial, kid. They only hate you. Like what.

[Jada Kiss]

Why have racial still before it's time?

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah. I mean, it's eager to definitely catch up to it.

[Jada Kiss]

His time is somewhere up there.

[Carlos Miller]

So like, do you. Do you. Do y' all have as guys that's been in the game for over 20 years? Like, do y' all have people that you haven't rapped with that you want to rap with? Is it. Is anybody left?

[Jada Kiss]

I actually got to do a verse for G Rap. But you've been bought three stacks.

[Fat Joe]

You've been stalling that first, man.

[Jada Kiss]

Jayden, I ain't got no damn time. I'm shooting all of that. I mean, Joe, Jada took over my life, but yeah. Nah. Andre, three stacks. Stevie Wonder.

[Fat Joe]

Oh, wow.

[Jada Kiss]

I want to do a collab, but actually these three stacks. Okay. Then I just got to speak to Steve, see if I can see eye to eye with Stevie. And we get this.

[Fat Joe]

Well, you know he got show here.

[Carlos Miller]

Come on, Jada. Man. What the man on the song, man.

[Fat Joe]

Come on, Jaden.

[Jada Kiss]

Yeah, I know I had a little bit of skills in case I gotta.

[Carlos Miller]

Feel this, you know he gonna hear that. Yeah.

[Chico Bean]

Hey, not only is he gonna hear it, when he walk up to him, he be like, I seen that.

[Carlos Miller]

How about you, Joe?

[Jada Kiss]

Come up and say, I seen that. You said about me.

[Fat Joe]

There's only one person I never worked with that I would love to work with, and it's Dr. Dre.

[Jada Kiss]

Oh, you never did a Dre?

[Fat Joe]

Nah, I never did a Dre at all, people. I never did a Dre.

[Jada Kiss]

I got a song Dre beat before this.

[Fat Joe]

I don't have a song with Drake, but Loud.

[Jada Kiss]

He produced one of the Bilal singles.

[Fat Joe]

Yeah, I ain't got it. You know what I'm saying? So that's about the only person we work with. Everybody, you know, to be the greats is Eminem. The greats is. You know, I started with Big Pun. One of the greatest. Big L, One of the greatest. Of course, we got the rock with HOV and shout out to Nori. We didn't get to tell him, but, you know, thanks for Nori and Memphis Bleak for making the all the Way up remix. Yeah, possibly. They say I never give them credit, so I had to give them credit. But I've been able to work left. I've been able to. You know, I. A lot of times I like to. To work with people that could be my friends, but I admire their work so much. And so, like, Mary. Like, Mary be in my house all the time. But you know, Mary, that's funny that.

[Chico Bean]

You brought it up, because she gonna take. I say this shit all the time. I want to go over Mary J. Blige house and just kick it on like a Sunday.

[Fat Joe]

Well, you come to my house, she's there all the time. And so.

[Chico Bean]

Cause I know she gonna have the vibe, right? The music gonna be good. She gonna be sipping a little wine.

[Jada Kiss]

You know, she sipping some love like that. She give it up.

[Chico Bean]

Shout out to Mary. I love Mary.

[Fat Joe]

Yo, Mary also know how to throw shots.

[Jada Kiss]

Shout out to Coral.

[Fat Joe]

Mary is a hood.

[Carlos Miller]

Lt. Yeah, that's rich. The story of weed.

[Fat Joe]

So she'll sit there and, you know, and she'd be like, keep it solid as.

[Jada Kiss]

Yeah, you just. Mj, she ain't. She a chill. You know? That's all that.

[Chico Bean]

I've been saying that for, like, 10 years.

[Carlos Miller]

I knew I could feel it, you.

[Fat Joe]

Know, when I tell. When. When I. When I get to telling, when I test my material on Mary, right? Because Mary sit down, she like to hear the stories. When I say, she be like, you ain't. You ain't Joe. I'm like, yo, man, what's up? Nah, you up like.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, you know?

[Fat Joe]

Cause I tell them stories.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah.

[Fat Joe]

I can't tell here. Yeah, the dumb, like. Right? You know what I'm saying? Like, you like dumb shit. And when I'm telling her, she be.

[Jada Kiss]

Like, you ain't shit, nigga.

[Fat Joe]

You ain't shit.

[Carlos Miller]

Listen, if you can only imagine. Like, that's the thing about the podcast. Like, you know, you watch podcasts a little different. You gonna put it on and be ironing your clothes or cleaning up, but you'll walk out and walk in, and this man will say some wild shit, and you don't know where the conversation was at the other day. I was watching, all I heard was you say, yeah, I gotta taste that shit. I'm like, what the fuck is Joe talking about, man?

[Bridget Todd]

What type of shit he gotta taste, man?

[Fat Joe]

Must have been a junior's cheesecake or.

[Jada Kiss]

I need the glitz.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, that was crazy.

[Fat Joe]

That's really not crazy.

[Carlos Miller]

It is. No. You said I'm a lie. He said I'm a glizzy monster.

[Fat Joe]

Yes, but the point is. The point is you gotta be vulnerable. You gotta be real. The people got other. You ain't gotta hide, you know, that's the problem with society now. We want to hide shit and be like, we perfect. That I like.

[Carlos Miller]

Why you tell me I gotta go to Turkey. Then if that's the case, push back. I thought it was.

[Fat Joe]

You look like you was at the Django and they shot half your. The Django.

[Carlos Miller]

Come on. That was racist. Joe, come on.

[Fat Joe]

Was like the Django.

[Chico Bean]

Joe, get him, man.

[Carlos Miller]

Nah, man, I'm not messing with Joe, man. There's too many Puerto Ricans. I know.

[Fat Joe]

They ain't. Let me explain, sir.

[Carlos Miller]

150. I'm telling you, he'd be telling the story.

[Fat Joe]

I'm telling you the truth. I'm telling you the truth. I'm not being funny. I'm not this. Go to Turkey. Get your shit right. He likes shit. I like my shit like that.

[Jada Kiss]

I like doing this shit.

[Fat Joe]

I like.

[Carlos Miller]

You like glizzies. I like my hair like you like Glizzies.

[Chico Bean]

This is the same thing, you know what I'm saying?

[Fat Joe]

If you can enjoy a glizzy proudly.

[Carlos Miller]

In front of 50,000 people at the Yankee Stadium, okay, I can walk around like that.

[Fat Joe]

I do it like I really being.

[Chico Bean]

And you know what I do when.

[Fat Joe]

People ask me about hiding the glizzy?

[Jada Kiss]

What?

[Chico Bean]

I just. I try to make them feel bad for asking me, man, what's up with Chico, man?

[Carlos Miller]

Tell him to cut that shit off.

[Chico Bean]

I'm like, that's fucked up. Cause you know we about to have surgery, right? And then they be like, oh, my, you got a guilt triple, man. That chica don't give a.

[Fat Joe]

With DC, Right? You know, shout out to DC he.

[Chico Bean]

Would have been here.

[Carlos Miller]

But yeah, I love it.

[Fat Joe]

Crazy yesterday and you know, his wife passed away. Do you guys ever get serious? Like, was that like a serious.

[Carlos Miller]

We didn't been through so much, man. My mom passed in 2021 and from COVID and, you know, that was a major ill for me because I only had my mother, you know what I'm saying? And having to adjust, I dealt with a lot of death in my life. I've lost many, many people in my life. And you think that you're prepared for it, but nothing prepares you for that. And when I went through that, they were there for me, you know what I'm saying? Cause Los lost his mom right before we started shooting wild. And you never the same after that. And when Fly went through what he went through, it was just a blessing that we understand each other beyond what we do. We brothers for real. So we know how to be there for each other. And that's more important than anything because that support system that you have through times of tribulation is more important than anything you can ever do. And he's such a warrior, this man. He's a warrior. The way he was able to handle it on his own made us proud. But still being able to be there in times where you don't have the answer or you just need to just talk about something completely different. Being able to be there and being one of the people that a person wants to be there counts for everything, man.

[Chico Bean]

Bro, you ever go through something with somebody and it make you like, it make you respect them on a whole nother level, bro. It's like dc, he the wild man out the group. Like we met him when he was young, like 20, 21 when he came around us, bruh. And to see him go through becoming a father, to calming down, being the family man. And then for him to have to go through something so life changing, so life altering in front of his kids and hold it down and still do his shows and still be famous and still get criticized with the public, you know, like. Cause it's a public thing. Everybody got their opinions, everybody got their theories of what happened, what didn't happen, or how he should be handling it. But then it's like rather see him rise above all that, keep the faith.

[Fat Joe]

It's really hard.

[Chico Bean]

Stand up, be a father, not go find another chick to say, help me with these kids. Like really get up every morning, drop these kids off, make breakfast, don't miss nothing. Go to recitals, go to dance practice center and really see him stand up and not have to lean on nobody, not need the help not accept it, but for him to do it by himself. And I never seen a tear fall out this man face. I know that he did, but I never seen it. I never seen him have a day where he can't come outside or he laid up or he in that dark space or he ain't himself. It gave me a whole nother respect to be like, bro, when you got. Got a relationship and your faith like that is with God. And even when you at your lowest, you don't let nobody outside that house see it. And you still go do your show and you still go rock 10,000, 15,000 people get the first flight home, get right back to dropping kids off at school in the morning. That's different. That lets you know he built different.

[Carlos Miller]

Built different, man. Built different all the way. The pillars of strength. And that's. That's how we feed off each other. Like we've all watched each other do it in different capacities. Like, you know what I mean? Like seeing the things that you go through as men, you know, a lot of people from the public perception don't understand. They look at your life and they assume that because you have things, that things make everything better. But things don't mean anything when life hits. You know what I mean? When life hits you, life is life. Life is going life. And when you go through those types of situations and you get to watch people that you. You already have an understanding of how strong they are, but you get to watch them do it, you know what I mean? And watch them implement that strength. It's just something, man. You just be proud that God put the people in your life that he put in your life.

[Chico Bean]

Yeah. Cause it's a lesson for all of us to learn from that. We were supposed to be around each other for a reason, you know what I'm saying? Like he said, I lost my mother right after the first season a while and out. Then I have to go back. And he seen me struggle with some stuff in there. Just. Just because people say things and they don't understand where you at with it. They don't know how this is gonna affect you. You don't know how it's gonna affect you. When that moment gonna hit you, what's gonna make you break a sound, a smell, you know what I mean? Take you back to certain memories and stuff like that. And to have somebody that could understand that, to link like a real brother, not your partner that you work with, like the ones who gonna call and check on you when they know about.

[Carlos Miller]

When the call Stops coming Tuesday.

[Fat Joe]

Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

That'S real.

[Agusto Papa Host]

What's up, guys? Welcome to Agusto Papa, the go to spot for everything Musica Mexicana. We're proud Mexican Americans who live and breathe this music. We started this podcast to share and discuss our views on musica Mexicana. Whether you like Peso Pluma, Los Al Baranco, Ariel Camacho, or Ivan Cornejo, when you get in your fields, then this podcast is for you. We deep dive into music reviews first. I blew my show last year. Everything was a 10 out of 10. Fashion and lifestyle inspired by the roots of musica Mexicana, the craziest controversies and Cheesemans.

[Carlos Miller]

I don't have nothing against Puerto, you know, and I don't think Joe Peach should be mad at me.

[Agusto Papa Host]

Song and artist comparisons, competition in the scene. There is competition, there is sides to this. There's Peso Pluma, Double P and there J O P Mob. I think at the end of the day, it's business, it's all competition, and of course, our personal stories and opinions along the way. This isn't just a podcast. It's a movement for fans who live Musica Mexicana every single day. Listen to Augusto Papa as part of the Michael Tura Podcast Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

[Joe Crack]

Hi everyone, it's Janae, AKA Cheekies from Cheekies and Chill Podcast. And I'm launching an all new mini podcast series series called Sincerely Janae. Sure, I'm a singer, author, businesswoman and podcaster, but at the end of the day, I am human and that's why I'm sharing my ups and downs with you guys. Hi, guys. I was sitting here recording episodes of Dear Cheekies and Cheekies and Chill and I just had to take a time out and purge my thoughts and feelings here on Sincerely Janae. Because I've been so emotional lately, you guys. Whether I'm in my feels, I've just had a breakthrough with my therapist or I've just had a really deep conversation with my siblings, or I'm in glam getting ready for an award show. I'm sharing my most intimate thoughts with you on the podcast. You guys know I always keep it real with you guys, but this time I'm taking it to the next level. Listen to Cheekies and chill on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Jadakiss]

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[Bridget Todd]

Remember the MoviePass era where you could watch all the movies you wanted for just $9? It made zero sense, and I could not stop thinking about it. I'm Bridget Todd, host of the tech podcast There Are no Girls on the Internet. On this new season, I'm talking to the innovators who are left out of the tech headlines, like the visionary behind MoviePass, Black founder Stacey Spikes, who was pushed out of MoviePass, the company that. That he founded. His story is wild, and it's currently the subject of a juicy new HBO documentary. We dive into how culture connects us.

[Jadakiss]

When you go to France or you go to England or you go to Hong Kong, those kids are wearing Jordans, they're wearing Kobe's shirt. They're watching Black Panther and the challenges.

[Bridget Todd]

Of being a black founder.

[Jadakiss]

Close your eyes and tell me what a tech founder looks like. They're not going to describe someone who looks like me, and they're not going to describe someone who looks like you.

[Bridget Todd]

I created. There are no girls on the Internet because the future belongs to all of us. So listen to. There are no girls on the Internet on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Carlos Miller]

Like, no.

[Fat Joe]

It's the one thing, right, that you wonder your whole life, right? You wonder if that's gonna break you, right? So to have longevity in this game, to have the game change to where everybody got a comment, everybody's going crazy, they violate whoever, right? And the one question you ask yourself, like, you know, I look at the people that's mentally ill. I look at them, I see them when I drive my car and they on the side, I see them. I look at them and I wonder what happened to them in their life. What snapped their brain? What. What. What threw them off, what made them crazy, right? And I always say it's like when your moms die. I mean, I. I believe that it's. It's a different type of pressure that you can't answer. You're not prepared for it when it's going to happen. You don't know if you're going to snap. You're going to get depressed, you're going to go crazy, you're Going to. This is about the biggest shit that could ever happen.

[Carlos Miller]

You're going to do all of those things. That's what I tell people in different forms. The way I explain it is the book of my life with my mother. And it has the end on it, which means I can't add no more chapters. So if your parent is still here, add as many chapters as you can. Because if the circle of life go the way they want it to go, then one day you gonna have to put the end on your book too. And your life will never be the same after that. You know what I'm saying?

[Fat Joe]

No, I gotta shout out my brother Dre from Cooling Dre. Because sometimes you think people by, you know, when your parents are here, and they'd be like, yo, spend more time with them. You don't know. I'm telling you this, this, that you hear them. But you also saying, yo, why these guys keep telling me this shit, right? And so me. But he would always tell me, yo, and I'd be like, yo, I'm going with my mom's house, my father's house, because I bought him my house. That shit was like an hour and a half away from me. I still would drive up two, three times a week. That's a long drive, bro. Right?

[Jada Kiss]

And.

[Fat Joe]

And the man would be like, yo, you're doing the right thing. You're doing the right thing. You're doing the right thing. I'd be like, all right, cool. Cause, you know, motherfuckers calling you Norries and Makoto and yo, I got the steaks, lobsters. The one is, everybody's trying to distract you, but you got to know that the nucleus of you, you know, the people who brought you into this world, you can't. You got to spend as much time as you can with them. And because when the day's over, you know what I'm saying, and you can't communicate with them, it's over with forever.

[Carlos Miller]

And I know now that that hour drive that you was making, you'll make a 10 hour drive every day. If you could get them back just for.

[Fat Joe]

Oh, super facts. Before we start to shoot this show.

[Jada Kiss]

Before we, you know. Cause we the rookies of the year. So when we were shooting the intro actually of us walking in the building and the stuff you see with the Joe and Jada logos, he was actually preparing for his mom's funeral. So that I'm like, damn, this guy's is made out of steel. Yeah, they would have to find me, and they would have to find Me somewhere. I don't know what I would have been doing. He buried his mom. And when he shot the first episode the next day, I'm looking at him like this guy.

[Chico Bean]

When you look back and you reflect on that, bro, especially with your mom, she be preparing you your whole life for that day. And it's so many things that your mom has taught you that you don't even know that you know until she gone.

[Carlos Miller]

Until she gone.

[Chico Bean]

It's just like your survival pact kick in. The way she do things, like the way she love, like that's how you honor, you know what I'm saying? Like my mom was the biggest giver, like a real life angel on earth. Like she dedicated her life to service other people. And that was the way that she found her happiness was being the light for other people. So when you have to go through that moment, anybody could tell you you can't. There is no way to prepare for that. Because that moment, that funeral comes and goes so fast. You sitting there and the next thing you know, you by yourself, it's over. It's like, damn, when you look at it, it's like from death to the ground, that happens in. It felt like 10 minutes. And you can never go back. But the legacy, the love that she gave you, all of those things like that, it just changes you as a person, bro. That day is that feeling never goes away.

[Carlos Miller]

Never. And it's value in being able to discuss it. Because there's a lot of people who are going through it. And like I said, if the circle of life go the way it's supposed to go, we all gonna have to go through it. And I watched my mother pass. Like I. I sat and watched her take her last breath. And I remember walking out of the hospital and the hospital room and it's the same hospital I watched my uncle pass away in. And I thought I was prepared. But when that light hit me and I came out that room, it was like I felt something I never felt before. And ever since that day, it's gave me a greater understanding of what like he said, what she did throughout the time of my life. Because now when I think about all of the different lessons that she gave me that I might not have understood in the moment. Cause I wanted to do what I wanted to do or whatever, now I get it. Like that responsibility that she instilled in me prepared me to be able to deal with her not being able to give it to me every day anymore.

[Fat Joe]

Yeah, yeah, that shit, that whole thing is crazy. I had my Mother and father pass away within two months. So I'm going to the hospital. I'm in the hospital and I'm going from room to room and they both sick.

[Carlos Miller]

That shit was salute to you, man. You know what I mean? For that.

[Fat Joe]

That's crazy.

[Carlos Miller]

Salute to you as a part, a father too, man. You know what I mean? I know your son has, you know, autism. Autism. And I did that type of work for years. And I know how much it takes to deal with that on a day to day basis, man. So salute to you for that, brother. And, and what you do and having to. People don't understand how serious we believe in.

[Fat Joe]

We don't. We don't abandon our kids. We believe in.

[Chico Bean]

That's commendable, bro. That's, that's respectable.

[Fat Joe]

Salute. He's the biggest blessing. I feel like if you're not a real father, you abandon your kids, you'll be cursed. So my thing is like, you know what I'm saying? You gotta, you gotta support your kids, man, at all times because they're the biggest blessings. And with Joey, he's just the biggest blessing. He's happy all the time. He start. What's crazy is my mother and father really raised him right. And since they passed, he started doing shit he never did before. Like he's feeding himself all this stuff.

[Jada Kiss]

He just said that if survival pack kicks in.

[Fat Joe]

Yeah, him the other day he stood up and started dancing and, and they ran at him. Joey, like everybody was like, you know, and you know, you know, it's, you know, his favorite is Daddy Yankee, you know what I'm saying? So that came on and he was up there dancing and everybody ran. He doing shit he never did before. Out of nowhere, he matured and he realized he got to get a little stronger and be a man rather than a kid. But, you know, Joey's the biggest blessing, man. We, we, we love him. And I love that. You know, for years, you know, this rap shit is, is, is dirty, treacherous, right? You know, when you got beef with all the dudes, I had beef with him. Rap, you gotta keep Joey tucked. Cause this shit could get real disrespectful out here. You know how these dudes do, right? They'll put them on the COVID of a DVD like, yo, this. So I always protected him. And the weirdest thing is just one day, maybe I felt mature enough. I had no more beef with nobody. I said, man, let me show little Joey to the people. You know what I'm saying? They might have knew I had him and man, caught a lot of.

[Jada Kiss]

Caught more love.

[Fat Joe]

You know how many people dealing with this, like, in real life and how many. Mostly the men leave.

[Chico Bean]

Yeah.

[Fat Joe]

And leave the woman alone with the. With. With the kid. Or even men that. That deal with autistic or down syndrome kids, you gotta respect them on another level. And me, because Joey is who he is. I could spot him even if I'm in an airport, I'm at a restaurant, I know these kids. So I immediately walk up to them and mad people be like, yo, thank you for Joey. You inspire us. But, you know, that's just family. You know what I'm saying? You gotta be there for your family.

[Carlos Miller]

How many kids you got, J?

[Jada Kiss]

Five.

[Carlos Miller]

Five one.

[Jada Kiss]

Boys too Good. I got twins. That's why.

[Carlos Miller]

Oh, okay. Yeah. Two at the same time.

[Chico Bean]

That's what it is then.

[Fat Joe]

Twins. What's that like?

[Jada Kiss]

Like, we should ask you Double everything, man. Double tuition, double camps, double Jordan, double doctors, double Jordans.

[Fat Joe]

When the doctor go, surprise, quit, what do you say?

[Jada Kiss]

That's what it was. See, it wasn't like, it wasn't. I thought the roster was over. So you get the. You get the news, dude. Like, you know, it's. It's two of them. It's two of them. Let me take this out carefully. I don't got no twins in my family.

[Fat Joe]

Different or like one?

[Jada Kiss]

Yeah, they like. They got. I'm a Gemini, so I got two different things. They got one each. He got two. You know how you say Gemini's got personalities? They got two of my.

[Fat Joe]

His son Juwan is a personal consultant to the show. So when we feel like we too old, we ask them all the young dudes questions.

[Carlos Miller]

Oh, that's. That's what I do. I use my daughter for the same thing. She is my liaison into the Y N world all the way.

[Fat Joe]

So quick.

[Carlos Miller]

Well, I mean, whatever it is, I be like, hey, baby, what this mean? I know all the new slang and all of that. Cause of her, she keep me in the game, like. And that's the thing. Like, that's something we connect on. Cause our kids the same age. And he got a boy, I got a girl, so. And then this man's son is six foot four. Like six, six.

[Jada Kiss]

And I'm like, he ready to play for the Falcons or the. Or the Hawks or something? Hawks, no doubt.

[Chico Bean]

He loves some basketball. He love to dunk on people.

[Jada Kiss]

That's what he love.

[Carlos Miller]

That's crazy.

[Chico Bean]

Like, that man can really, like, get up there.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, that's crazy. Six' six. I know. I be Looking like, man, soon as I find that tall nigga your mama. Fuck, that look just like me. We gonna have a problem.

[Chico Bean]

I tell them all the time, bro, if you keep growing, I'm gonna have to help you find your real father. It ain't no. You can go back three generations. In my family, ain't nobody six' six.

[Fat Joe]

You know, my mother and father both short. Like, really short.

[Chico Bean]

No, his mom not short.

[Fat Joe]

Oh, my mother and father was short. I remember 12 years old, crossing the street with them, feeling doofy as fuck, dude.

[Jada Kiss]

Oh, shit.

[Fat Joe]

Like, yo, I got a holding hand across the street and shit.

[Carlos Miller]

You didn't have to do that.

[Jada Kiss]

That.

[Fat Joe]

Well, they made me, you know, they made me do that. Okay. Like, they. They. You know, I had a real protective mother and father, you know what I'm saying? So they was like. They was doing all that. You know what I'm saying? Who's.

[Jada Kiss]

Who? Who's some of your biggest shows, biggest guests y' all had, would y' all say, man.

[Chico Bean]

The biggest.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, biggest.

[Fat Joe]

You know what?

[Jada Kiss]

All the shows be dope. But, you know, it'd be one or two that was.

[Fat Joe]

What's the stand?

[Jada Kiss]

Went out the park a couple, maybe.

[Chico Bean]

I. Booy.

[Jada Kiss]

Oh, all right.

[Chico Bean]

Number one is Booy.

[Carlos Miller]

Booy, we need Bo.

[Chico Bean]

We did an interview with Dr. Fauci.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, we did.

[Jada Kiss]

Oh, yeah.

[Fat Joe]

Fauci.

[Chico Bean]

Fauci.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, we did. Dr. Fauci.

[Chico Bean]

Hey, fat Joe, you know what's crazy? Booy would love to do this show. I can't speak for him, but from the South, Boosie, he always wanted to be embraced, cuz he. He look at y'.

[Carlos Miller]

All.

[Fat Joe]

I was on.

[Jada Kiss]

I don't know the love that he gets up here.

[Fat Joe]

I did the remix, but I'll definitely.

[Chico Bean]

Relay it, too, to him and let him know.

[Jada Kiss]

Playing with me.

[Fat Joe]

Let me tell you something, Boosie. Boosie is the truth.

[Carlos Miller]

Oh, without question.

[Fat Joe]

And I love what he stands for. And everything he be saying, he be saying the shit I can't say. Y' all think I say crazy. I watch Boosie.

[Jada Kiss]

I'm like, the next show is you and him. You. You and him need a show.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah. Well, nah, that ain't gonna last for one episode.

[Fat Joe]

I knew that.

[Chico Bean]

Come on, Fat Joe, man.

[Carlos Miller]

Come on, man.

[Chico Bean]

Come on, man.

[Carlos Miller]

And no, no, I'm telling you. So Legend. Listen, man. That's my favorite shit. So Legend, the one that just told you was like, yo, this dude tried. When a dude tried you in the bathroom, and you was like, yo, we beat this dude. So less he drank piss water in every.

[Fat Joe]

He sure did.

[Carlos Miller]

I was like, the good thing is he never got.

[Fat Joe]

He never. Because the guys used to set me up. They come up and, your mom's a lesbian, your father's a D. And it cost me 50,000 lawsuit. It got me at least 20 times.

[Chico Bean]

Damn.

[Carlos Miller]

Why did you keep letting them get you?

[Fat Joe]

Because they would come up and say the wildest, and you gotta hook off on them. And then this one guy. This is the one guy. The reason why I gave him props in that story was this. The one guy took the ass whipping on the chin and didn't come and get me locked up. Didn't sue. You know, he just. He just took it walking. You know what I'm saying? A lot of guys now, you know, not even now. Years ago, man, I got set up so many times. I was like a big. You big dummy. I was like a big dummy.

[Carlos Miller]

I mean, but. But how's the game changed in that regard now? Cause y' all legends. I mean, so do you still have to move with that same intensity now that you did in the 90s and the 2000s?

[Fat Joe]

See that guy there? Look like.

[Carlos Miller]

I seen him in the airport. I saw him in the airport.

[Fat Joe]

No, no, that's rich. Blair. You see that guy? He looked.

[Carlos Miller]

I'm talking about him. I'm talking about him. Cause that is like. He will headbutt your face loose. I saw him in the airport in the morning. I was like, man, a headbutt from this nigga, the Juggernaut.

[Fat Joe]

Let me explain something. All my security know we fight. Just shoot when it's time.

[Carlos Miller]

That's it.

[Fat Joe]

We fight. We like. We actually like to fight.

[Carlos Miller]

Oh, I've seen you say the family show no violence. Yeah, none whatsoever.

[Chico Bean]

Non violence.

[Carlos Miller]

I mean, because y' all are. Y'. All. Y' all been doing a hundred million. Yeah. For sure. Y' all been doing it for so long to have to move through the game back in the day. Like, what's the. I ask people this all the time. Like, what was the difference between being famous when famous was famous, like, versus.

[Chico Bean]

Now, before the iPhone came before.

[Carlos Miller]

Before social media, before the Internet. What was that like?

[Jada Kiss]

I think it was more. I think it was beautiful. I think it was, like, the best time. That's. The people got their different categories of the golden era. But I say the most golden is errors. Is before this. I'm saying when everything had to be in here. When you can do something and don't have to worry about somebody over there passing it to Harvey or whoever. The. These, you know, Any platform, when you was able to. When life was a little more private, you. And when you had a good time, it had the. To be in here or in here, it was. No, I mean, if you missed it, and it ain't no scrolling to find it the next day, you just missed it. You got to wait till the next one.

[Chico Bean]

You got to hear about it.

[Jada Kiss]

I mean, yeah, that's what I think was the best time in my life before this.

[Fat Joe]

My time.

[Jada Kiss]

He was still catching lawsuits before somebody knew.

[Fat Joe]

Yeah, yeah. I was catching law. So I was set up.

[Jada Kiss]

Just go to another side, my man.

[Fat Joe]

You know, Mike Tyson paid so much money. Mike Tyson was like that, too. They used to set him up. He used to start with him, evaluate the chips. Million dollars like they were catching Mike Tyson all the time. I had to teach myself.

[Carlos Miller]

I don't think I want a million dollars that bad.

[Fat Joe]

I don't think I wanted that.

[Carlos Miller]

I don't want it. I don't want that. But no, no.

[Chico Bean]

If Mike hits you, you'll never be the same, bro.

[Fat Joe]

Yeah.

[Jada Kiss]

Ever.

[Chico Bean]

You gotta wake up every morning and drink a chocolate milk and shit.

[Carlos Miller]

He gonna fuck you up.

[Fat Joe]

He gonna.

[Carlos Miller]

You gotta drink it.

[Fat Joe]

He beat a guy up last year on the plane, but he was just giving him rib shots. He purposely wasn't hitting that burp again.

[Jada Kiss]

That guy.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah. I don't want to run into none of that. Like, even every story that you hear about y' all back in the day. The Terror Squad, like, they said you guys were. The Terror Squad.

[Fat Joe]

Allegedly.

[Chico Bean]

Yeah, the Terror Squad and the Warlocks.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, yeah, the Warlocks. Yeah. Like, that's just a different type of era. I couldn't imagine.

[Chico Bean]

They beat up with a chain. Big ass lock on.

[Carlos Miller]

Allegedly.

[Fat Joe]

Allegedly.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah. You know what I'm saying?

[Chico Bean]

Not just fights. These bras with whole claws.

[Carlos Miller]

Everybody fight.

[Chico Bean]

The promoter pissed on himself.

[Fat Joe]

Everybody.

[Chico Bean]

Joe is outside with 211 Dominicans, Puerto Ricans, and everybody that speaks Spanish.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, for real. And one Czech is Slovakian. That's the one you got worried about.

[Fat Joe]

Yo, where's my man from? We got one.

[Jada Kiss]

Yo. We got one, huh?

[Fat Joe]

Croatia. We got.

[Carlos Miller]

You see what I'm saying?

[Fat Joe]

And then, like, the human proto. So look, it's me, Nina Sky, Nori Jadakiss cousin. And the Croatian.

[Chico Bean]

Croatian guy.

[Fat Joe]

You need to. Croatia.

[Chico Bean]

But I wanted to ask y' all this, though. It's like, you know, people throw around now the word legends and, you know, icons and stuff like that, but y' all still active in the game, bro. You know, like, before you got to taste the success. And you make your little checklist of that you want to do. You know, I want to work with this person. I want to get this and get, you know, do the vacations, get a house, get a crib, Whether you have anything left on your list of things that you want to do.

[Jada Kiss]

It's not enough.

[Fat Joe]

It's not enough. Enough. It's not enough.

[Jada Kiss]

I mean, like he always say, you blessed, you. You thankful, you able to do the things in life you want, but you gotta keep working, mister.

[Fat Joe]

You know, you gotta keep working.

[Jada Kiss]

I'm able to put kids through college by my mom and crib, stuff like that. So those is, I guess, the. Some of the biggest accomplishments. But, you know, we right here filming right now. They pay some more bills.

[Carlos Miller]

That's the beautiful part. Like, did you see yourself, like, back in the day? Like, you know, nobody really had the ability to know the trajectory of the way that the game was gonna go, but you guys are media personalities now.

[Fat Joe]

Let me answer this. How about I'm the guy who didn't tell the stories? How about I'm the guy who used to hang out with Biggie Smalls all the time but never took a picture with him?

[Carlos Miller]

Damn.

[Fat Joe]

I was thinking, this street shit, yo, we take no pics. We dis. I was the guy not telling the story. And then who knew? Figured it out. Get up in here, start talking these podcast stories, and they start going through the wazoo. And I said, oh, these people want to hear some of this shit. But before I did podcasts, Kanye will pull up on me. Pharrell, all the nice guys will pull up on me. Like, yo, tell me, Drake, pull up on me. Drake, pull up on me. Yo, tell me the story. He told me about the time you was at, and, you know, I would.

[Carlos Miller]

Tell them the story was campfire.

[Fat Joe]

Fat Joe's campfire, Pharrell, Kanye, Drake, all those guys wanted to hear the story.

[Jada Kiss]

You gotta sit around the fire. I got a new show for a volume. Logan and James and all y' all holla at me. Fat Joe's campfire.

[Carlos Miller]

For real.

[Fat Joe]

Nah, but I got. I got. I got an idea. James is legendary. That we can slap on to this pause. But, you know, I got an idea. You know what I'm saying? I'm thinking about turning these stories into, like, Charlie Murphy. Remember when Charlie Murphy was telling him story? Nobody believed Charlie Murphy, Prince with heels, and the whole crew with, you know, my stories. I'm about to get some comedians to act them shits out or something.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, I want to be in the one where you told about AI in Chicago. Like, that's.

[Fat Joe]

No, no, that was in Virginia.

[Carlos Miller]

No, no, no, no. I'm talking about the one with the. Dude, what was it? KO Kano. KO In Chicago.

[Fat Joe]

Yeah. Remember that one?

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah. Listen, I've been tuned in for a long time. Like, that story is like. He said, man, he told Iverson. He said, yo, his wife, get out the car. She was the first one with the BBL and all this. She got out the car with pasties on her nipples.

[Fat Joe]

Tooth.

[Carlos Miller]

Tooth strings on her nipples.

[Fat Joe]

Dead ass snake. She had a hundred guy. They had a hundred guys. They weren't Chicago. Anybody in Chicago. No less than one.

[Carlos Miller]

He said he got his man in the car. Man of freaked out fiend. He was like, get out. The guy, yo. He was like, don't look over there. Don't look over there.

[Fat Joe]

Oh, my God. Said, bro, they will kill you. Do not look at that. You got to ignore. You had to actually ignore that the girl, the most beautiful girl you ever seen is butt naked next to you. And you got to act like she ain't there. Don't look that way. So I have a birthday party. They come down, right? It was MTV Awards after party Missy. Everybody's in there. Y' all guys is right there. And she's standing up there looking like a alien. At that time. What I'm trying to tell you is nobody had the theory. She was like. And AI was like, yo, I need to get that. And I was like.

[Jada Kiss]

I would have been. Don't mistake ever.

[Fat Joe]

Yo, listen, the man kept telling me, yo, I. I got to get at that. I have to. I sat him down. I said, listen, man, I'll tell you what he say.

[Carlos Miller]

That's what he said. He said, yo. He said, nick here, they're going to kill you. And not regular. They're going to kill you in the middle of the court during the game, on tv.

[Fat Joe]

Yes.

[Jada Kiss]

That's how serious that shit That's. You knew Kato was ex's men.

[Chico Bean]

I was talking about how they might have to stab Mike Tyson.

[Carlos Miller]

And they was gonna send Lucha first. Cause he was the biggest.

[Jada Kiss]

He was 21 fingers. Who was gonna have to be the. Who was gonna have to be. Have internal brain damage.

[Carlos Miller]

Cause whoever found rock paper scissors for that decision.

[Jada Kiss]

Cause I'm not. I was never even qualified. I was never even gonna be the. I was always third. I was never gonna be first or second. Say, that was peeing luch for the whole thing.

[Fat Joe]

No, that ain't right.

[Agusto Papa Host]

What's up, guys? Welcome to Agusto Papa, the go to spot for everything Musica Mexicana. We're proud Mexican Americans who live and breathe this music. We started this podcast to share and discuss our views on musica Mexicana. Whether you like Peso Pluma, Los Al Baranco, Ariel Camacho or or Ivan Cornejo, when you get in your feels, then this podcast is for you. We deep dive into music reviews. First of all, my show last year, everything was a 10 out of 10. Fashion and lifestyle inspired by the roots of musica Mexicana, the craziest controversies and cheesemans.

[Carlos Miller]

I don't have nothing against Puerto, you know, and I don't think Joe Peach should be mad at me.

[Agusto Papa Host]

Song and artist comparisons, competition in the scene. There is competition, there is sides to this, there's special Pluma, Double P and then there's J O P Mob. I think at the end of the day, it's business, it's all competition and of course, our personal stories and opinions along the way. This isn't just a podcast, it's a movement for fans who live Musica Mexicana every single day. Listen to Augusto Papa as part of the Michael Tura Podcast Network on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

[Joe Crack]

Hi everyone, it's Janae, AKA Cheekies from Cheekies and Chill Podcast and I'm launching an all new mini podcast podcast series called Sincerely Janae. Sure, I'm a singer, author, businesswoman and podcaster, but at the end of the day, I am human and that's why I'm sharing my ups and downs with you guys. Hi guys. I was sitting here recording episodes of Dear Cheekies and Cheekies and Chill and I just had to take a time out and purge my thoughts and feelings here on Sincerely Janae because I've been so emotional lately, you guys. Whether I'm in my feels, I've just had a breakthrough with my therapist or I've just had a really deep conversation with my siblings or I'm in glam getting ready for an award show. I'm sharing my most intimate thoughts with you on the podcast. You guys know I always keep it real with you guys, but this time I'm taking it to the next level. Listen to Cheekies and chill on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Jadakiss]

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[Bridget Todd]

Remember the movie pass era where you could watch all the movies you wanted for just $9? It made zero sense and I could not stop thinking about it. I'm Bridget Todd, host of the tech podcast There are no Girls on the Internet. On this new season, I'm talking to the innovators who are left out of the tech headlines, like the visionary behind a MoviePass Black foundation, Stacey Spikes, who was pushed out of MoviePass, the company that he founded. His story is wild and it's currently the subject of a juicy new HBO documentary. We dive into how culture connects us.

[Jadakiss]

When you go to France or you go to England or you go to Hong Kong, those kids are wearing Jordans, they're wearing Kobe's shirt. They're watching Black Panther and the challenges.

[Bridget Todd]

Of being a black founder.

[Jadakiss]

Close your eyes and tell me what a tech founder looks like. They're not going to describe someone who looks like me and they're not going to describe someone who looks like you.

[Bridget Todd]

I created There are no girls on the Internet because the future belongs to all of us. So listen to There are no girls on the Internet, on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Fat Joe]

You know what I'm saying? That shit ain't right. We fought a box every time, right? No, tell you the truth, we had a big brawl in the club in man back in Manhattan. They used to hand these bounces. These guys was to the sky cock diesel. They just throw you out. They threw us out. It was four of us and one of the guys that we was fighting, they threw him out too.

[Jada Kiss]

Wash.

[Fat Joe]

So Wash.

[Jada Kiss]

If he threw one of them with three, four, y', all listen.

[Fat Joe]

Not only that, he knocked out the biggest Terror Squad gladiators like we saw. So to Montana, our best friend, he was. He was the one. If there was ever a leader in Terror Squad, it's him. He knocked him out. So he knocked him out. When it the flip forward right then, my man. I don't want to say all their names because they might be alive. I'm talking about they might be alive. No, no, no. I mean like, you know what I'm saying. No, he knows the story.

[Jada Kiss]

You know what it.

[Fat Joe]

Hold up, my man. No, I got that for you. No, it Wasn't rich. No, he went up, the next one come up, he knocks him out. We don't know he's a boxer. No, no, he knocked him out. Cool. This guy, he wins all his fights. This guy, my man, he wins street fights. He wins. He got knocked out. The next one came, got knocked out. Now I'm the fat big guy. I'm the last guy he think is going to violate him. Him. I throw a bottle at him and crack his shit open. He was like, yo, that ain't right. That ain't. This ain't no boxing ring. Are you crazy? You think you knocking me out? But check this out. Check this out. The guy. Later, years later, 15 years later, this guy becomes champion of the world. He's from the Bronx. He becomes champion of the world, right? And we're proud of him. He's Puerto Rican, so we supporting him and shit like that. Got so one day, I go to Jimmy's Bronze Cafe, and I'm with him. We supporting him. You know what I mean? It's over. Long time ago. I never told him about. He got real drunk, and he sat down and he said, you know, I know where I know you from. And I was like, this is 15 years later, right? So he said, you know, I know where I know you from, right? You sitting in a chair with me. I'll never forget. We in Jimmy Sprouse Cafe. And I was like, nah, what are you talking about? He was like, your man told Montana, knocked him out. Then your man such and such. He knew everybody he knocked out, too. He said, you hit me with the bottle. I said, yo, forget about that, man. You the champ of the world. Real talk. I'm like, yo, yo, forget about that. You the champ of the world. Then he came back. He was like, nah, fuck that. I never. I see your bro. I don't know if you doing the numbers. I got a hundred niggas here with.

[Carlos Miller]

I knew it. I was about to say.

[Chico Bean]

Yo, one.

[Fat Joe]

No, no, no, no. We had 100. I said, bro, you're gonna get packed the biggest.

[Carlos Miller]

Jimmy's Bronx Cafe.

[Fat Joe]

What thousands of people was he been to Jimmy's Bronx Cafe. We up in there like this, and I'm like, I've been supporting this guy. I thought he didn't know. I thought he forgot or whatever the case may be. He brought it back. Fifteen years later, he's the champ of the world. We supporting him. We going to his fights, showing love. And then he's trying to talk that shit. He got too drunk. I was like, yo, Bro, Bro. You don't want to get pounded. You don't want to get danced on. Right here. Bro. You're going to get danced on. He knows I know what I'm talking about. He's watching.

[Carlos Miller]

That's Bro.

[Chico Bean]

People always talk about the Tunnel. What was the other spot?

[Fat Joe]

The Tunnel was craziest spot.

[Chico Bean]

So that was the craziest. What was the other. What's the other? Legendary.

[Jada Kiss]

Besides the legendary.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, besides the tunnel.

[Fat Joe]

You know, up in the Bronx we had the fever. We fight the bouncers every week. Every week. I don't even know why they kept letting us back in.

[Jada Kiss]

Where the fight where the. With mad people. R B had mad fights at Greenhouse Stere. One of them shits. Chris Brown.

[Fat Joe]

Yeah. Oh yeah. I used to go to that spot down by the meat packing district.

[Jada Kiss]

Yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

Pause.

[Chico Bean]

Wow.

[Fat Joe]

You remember that club, right? Right. That's when they got into it with. I think it was with Chris Brown and Drake and all of it.

[Jada Kiss]

R and B. It was some. Yeah. Breezy.

[Fat Joe]

Nah, man. You know New York, let me tell you something. New York with no. With no disrespect is survival of the fitness, male or female.

[Carlos Miller]

No question.

[Fat Joe]

This is the only place. You pull up at a light and these chicks look like decent nurses and shit and is singing and you get stabbed in your face, homie. You in a ditch and you looking at the car. You like. Jesus Christ. New York got different type of people just to go to the bodega and make it back. You come visit your cousins to go to the bodega. Shit crazy. Like you go. It could just pop off everywhere. I don't know how to explain it to you. It just New York City. It pop or you the wrong place at the wrong time anyway.

[Carlos Miller]

But I gotta ask like, you from the Bronx, you from Yonkers, what's your favorite borough outside of the one you from?

[Jada Kiss]

Nowhere. Word him for him. I'm. I'm answering for him.

[Fat Joe]

How you gonna answer for me? Harlem. Harlem. Bronx Bron. Bronx dudes are like fake Harlem guys. You know what I'm saying? We right over the bridge.

[Chico Bean]

He about to have you in some more.

[Jada Kiss]

Serious.

[Agusto Papa Host]

I didn't.

[Jada Kiss]

I never.

[Fat Joe]

It's like the knee bones connected to the.

[Jada Kiss]

Somebody looking rich. His face.

[Fat Joe]

He opened up the weed spot in Harlem. That's exactly what I mean.

[Carlos Miller]

Okay.

[Fat Joe]

Bronx and Harlem are so connected.

[Jada Kiss]

It's like cousins in a little bit.

[Fat Joe]

Yeah, it's like cousins right there.

[Jada Kiss]

But like each other.

[Carlos Miller]

Okay, how about.

[Fat Joe]

That's two. Two. That's crazy. Like I be hearing Bronx dudes talk about Harlem dudes. And, like, I be like, yo, what are you talking about? You in Harlem every day. I like.

[Jada Kiss]

I like Harlem. I like the.

[Carlos Miller]

I mean, Harlem. We know you be down there.

[Jada Kiss]

I like bk. I. They got love for me and BK.

[Carlos Miller]

And Queens, man, the verses went crazy, man. That was one. That's the greatest verses ever. That's the greatest verses ever. That was the greatest. Yeah, you was on Adderall.

[Jada Kiss]

Adderall War mode.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah. You know what I mean? When you apologize, you was like, anything for the sponsors. Yeah, it was actually.

[Jada Kiss]

You could take a blood test. I know they got shit that can take my blood test back then.

[Chico Bean]

I gotta ask y' all this, though. We ain't got in fan mode, bro. Yeah, without question, what's Fat Joe's favorite Fat Joe verse? Was Jadakiss favorite Jadakiss verse out of all your catalog. I'm like, if you heard this shit and you like, that's the one, that just take you to another level. Like, nigga, I was in my bag when I did one of.

[Jada Kiss]

This one is one of the songs from the Don Cartagena album.

[Fat Joe]

Are you asking me to tell you what my favorite Jadakiss verse is or.

[Chico Bean]

Give me your favorite Fat Joe verse?

[Fat Joe]

My favorite Fat Joe verse is with Big L. Hell, the Enemy. It was like, enough's enough. Federals tried to set me up Put me in cuffs and crush what I lost into dust plus they want a nigga's soul but they know Big Joey Cracker Never rat a cat that he know for sure Death before the sauna I left the streets alone Since Tone Deceased it almost killed his mama so I'mma keep doing what I'm doing, you know? Big L threatened me and made me write the rhyme in front of him. And he was my little brother. He told me, he said I went gold for the first time. He said, I'm gonna take all your fans. Joe L was crazy, right? He threatened me and made me write it in front of him. And he was letting me know, I'm taking all your fans. And so I had to get to, like, a. An elite level of. Of. Of rapping, you know what I mean? So anytime I hear that record, I'm just like, wow.

[Carlos Miller]

He was on one.

[Fat Joe]

Like, I had to. I had to go. I had Big L threatening me right in my face.

[Jada Kiss]

I don't have a favorite verse. I don't think I made it yet.

[Chico Bean]

Damn.

[Carlos Miller]

Damn.

[Fat Joe]

For real, huh?

[Carlos Miller]

You didn't been. You got some freestyles, man.

[Jada Kiss]

This one didn't Come yet. So word. That better be, bro. I got.

[Chico Bean]

When I listen to kids, I got questions, though. I be. You be leaving me in suspense. She say she was a model for a year and a half, and then.

[Carlos Miller]

She took her braids out.

[Chico Bean]

But why did she stop, though? What happened to her modeling career? What?

[Jada Kiss]

She stopped dating basketball player.

[Chico Bean]

Oh, okay.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah. Anyway, I'm ki. Double. I don't even care. What I was just talking about. Hey, man, listen, my favorite Fat Josh is we thugging. That's my favorite, man. Listen, you say, got the mink on, same color, the range. I was like, yeah, that Puerto Rican. He said, got the mink on, same color, the rain. That's my shit right there.

[Fat Joe]

Tell you about that, right?

[Jada Kiss]

That's Shelly, right?

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, that's that weak thug and Rolling on Thug.

[Fat Joe]

Pun had passed away way, man. I never met R. Kelly at the time. R. Kelly's a God. People just really. We talking about fame. And now, God forbid, he was doing them songs right now with Instagram and TikTok and all that. Like, he was like. He only rocked with Biggie and I think Nas at the time, right? So punk passes away. You know, I'm depressed. I'm going through my stuff. I think it was All Star Weekend. And I walk up in there and R. Kelly's at the game. Like, R. Kelly was like, I don't even know how to explain it to you. And maybe in Chicago, he was regular. They knew him. But for us, we never really seen him like that. And when you see him, he was like, yo, Fat Joe. I was like, yo, Fat Joe, Joe Message. I walk over and I'm like, yo, what's up? I'm not really confused, like, how R. Kelly knows you. Rest in peace, Big Pun. I love you Puerto Ricans. I grew up with the Puerto Ricans. In fact, R. Kelly introduced me to Cato from Chicago. He was down with the Puerto Ricans and the Mexicans. And R. Kelly, he got some serious juice out there, right?

[Chico Bean]

So it's apple juice.

[Fat Joe]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So he.

[Carlos Miller]

No, that's not the right shit to say, Lo.

[Fat Joe]

Oh, Lo.

[Carlos Miller]

No, he does not. No, no, we're not gonna do that. That's the wrong one.

[Fat Joe]

That's not it.

[Carlos Miller]

That's what they serve at, man.

[Fat Joe]

Could we do this right? So the long story short, he tells me, y' all want to do a song with you. At the time, I'm super street gangster. Like. Like, I have a crossed over. I ain't the Fat Joe I am now, right? So I grab a Shoulder. I said, don't lie of me. Don't tell me you're doing the song. I'm not the one. If you say right now you was just joking, it's cool. But don't tell me you doing the song, you ain't doing the song with you. This, this, that. Matter of fact, I'm gonna be in Orlando. Come down. At the time, I didn't even fly. So I drive down to. So, Ron G. Shout out, Ron G. Ron G. Cause no one would give me a hit beat. No one. If I went to the track masters, I went to the guys who made all the hits. They would give me locks, mob, deep, Fat Joe beats. Nobody ever thought I was going to have a commercial hit. Nobody. And I knew all the hit makers, they just wouldn't give it to me. If I told them to give me something, they'll give me I shot you or something. They won't give me that. So Ron G was like, yo, I.

[Jada Kiss]

Mean, this is all hits that he seen.

[Fat Joe]

No, no, no, no. I mean, like hardcore.

[Jada Kiss]

Yeah.

[Fat Joe]

Street, you know, before Don Carter, all that was hard. Grimy.

[Jada Kiss]

40 joints, you talk grime.

[Fat Joe]

I'm talking about Frisbee, bro. You know, with. With a new audience, right? Not guys with razors in their mouth on it. So I remember, I'm in front of Jimmy's cafe, Ron G meets me. He gives me a. A beat cd, and we dug. We start running around the car, the truck. Yo, yo. He kept. We knew immediately. It was crazy. So I drive down to Orlando. It's a true story. When I get in the studio, R. Kelly is there. Track man masters is there. So I play him. We dug him with both verses. Joe cracking them at. And everybody in the room. These all New York guys was with him, right? They looking like, oh, shit. We never heard crack rap like that. Like a R and B hip hop, right? So he immediately dives off the couch and he got like a. You know, he's bugged out. Like, just be clear, right? He's so much of a genius. He's bugged out. So he goes. He grabs a tape thing and I'm like, yo. And. And then. And then he goes, cool. So I play it for him. He was like, yo, that is fire. This is. He always talk, like, smooth, like, yo, that fire right there, yo. You know, this and that. But I can't do it now. I said, what? He said, my teeth hurt. My teeth hurt. Right? So now this is Fat Joe, the gangster. This is the gangster. This is the shot of my life. So I'm looking at him, say what? He said, chief heard, man, I can't do it. So I'm like, I drove 20 hours. I'm like looking at him. This, this, that. Then he gets up and walks out the door. He disappears out of the door. Now I'm there 30 minutes, an hour. Like, I'm trying to tell you I was really, really, really super gangster hood. I was not polished. My man that I get up, I open the door. When I open the door, it's three in the morning. There's a dentist working on his teeth with the chair back in the studio at three in the morning.

[Chico Bean]

Man, get the on God.

[Fat Joe]

In the studio. I felt so bad. Cause here I'm trying to go beef with him, right? Cause I'm thinking he trying to play me or something. The man got a dentist at 3 in the morning. I wasn't on that level of luxury or something. I never seen no like this. I felt bad. Yo, I told you my teeth hurt, Joe. This, this. I closed the door. Oh. I said, yo, I'm sorry. So we go to the hotel. Actually, not even a hotel. This was like a motel. You know, them shits with the doors outside the. The Orlando's hotel. The. With the door. La Quinta. Like that. So we up in there, it's like four or five of us, right? I wait a day. I'm writing because I'm. I was. I think I was doing. No, what I was doing, Jose. So I'm writing to beats. One more day come we don't hear from R. Kelly, right? One more day come. I'm like, man, this man, your word. The mother. Let's go back to New York. The playing with us. This, this, this, this, this. So we get the truck ready and we about to pull over to New York. And the phone me and I'm like, yo, what's up? He's like, yo, it's Kels. I said, yo, Kels. Like I'm looking at me a whole lot. I'm like, yo, Kels, what's up? He was like, listen. He played. We talking rolling on thumbs and all up in the club and wild.

[Carlos Miller]

And I was like, no, chasing my life. And I got four honeysuck, man. Joe's got keys to the top and it's full of honeys Panties with no top. We take up of a drawer and be like.

[Fat Joe]

So when he played that, it only been Biggie. It only been Nas at that time. Not even Jay and him wasn't working yet. And I said, top Dog, baby, I got it. I got it. I'm like, I got. So we. You remember we used to throw them Terror Squad pool parties in Miami. Everybody you name was there. AI him, Cam, this, this who?

[Chico Bean]

We tried to get in a few of them, but you had.

[Fat Joe]

Yo, listen.

[Carlos Miller]

And I was 12, I still was trying to cuff.

[Fat Joe]

That was bananas. It was out of control. These food parties. I be the promoter. And I remember all the rappers was there. They was there, Cam. All of them, Buster, all of them. And I went to the DJ and I was like, yo, press play. And that came on. We thugging, bro. And I seen every fabs. I seen everybody face. And they was like, this got one of Frisbee. Is that Cows? Is that all on the hook? Like, it was looking around like, oh, my God. The last thing we needed was this. With one of these, it was over and. And you know, it changed my life. It's the first big hit I ever had, man.

[Carlos Miller]

Man, that's love right there, man.

[Jada Kiss]

But y' all got what you got an upcoming talk on.

[Carlos Miller]

Oh, yeah, man. Spin the Block, man. Spin the block. We going, man, we're going back out in the city again. All the cities, man. And that's the beautiful part. Like, that's why we calling it Spin the Block. Because a lot of these places we've been blessed to have been, but the people love us, man, and we love them. So we hitting a lot of the spots that we didn't been through. And the beautiful part about our show is it's improv. You know, it's all improv. We ain't never practiced. We ain't never, you know, got together and said we gonna say this and say that. So every show is different. So that's fine. Yeah, so every time we go, they get a different show. So that's why we can, you know, be excited about going back to places that we've been before because, you know, we gonna give them something different. And we got new experiences and new things to talk about. The world has changed and we always go off the top of our head. So it's gonna be beautiful, man. Make sure you get your tickets.

[Chico Bean]

You know how that shit is when you on tour and you get to this time. We got to like pick and choose, like where we want, where you want to go and we can go, like not just for the cities, but spots. We like to perform, man. Just had a different type of ambiance and arenas and like that. So now it's like we kind of went through a hand picked, like exactly where we wanted to be. So it's going to be a dope experience because we familiar with all the places. We got a dope ass audience. And we know a lot of you.

[Fat Joe]

Guys, you guys didn't want to travel.

[Chico Bean]

And come see us.

[Fat Joe]

I remember the one special y' all had, right? We had it on Netflix or something. Yeah, I watched that, man. That ready. And the love. Love and love that your city, you know. Well, you from originally. Atl. That kind of love they give y'.

[Carlos Miller]

All, but they show us love, you.

[Fat Joe]

Know, I love the atl. You know, Jada knows. I say this all the time, man. I wish I moved there years ago. And it's just because I just love the camaraderie. I love how y' all love on each other. Pause, right? Everybody gets love. And it's unity.

[Chico Bean]

Yeah.

[Fat Joe]

You know what I'm saying, man? It's unity. And. Oh, you doing the Jadakiss, Yo. That's the J. Yo, Jada. Kiss ran under a pillow yesterday. He was like the smallest Little Joe. And Jada, he found a new one. He's one. Yo, he's trying to. The little man. You seen the little man?

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, yeah. That's what I remember.

[Fat Joe]

You know, that's facts.

[Carlos Miller]

And you know what else I did. And they. They tried to. They be. They be trying, kid. You saying you don't let people talk and all that. You be lying. Fuck that. They do have a Bronx day in Atlanta.

[Fat Joe]

Hello. Listen, they never want to pay me.

[Carlos Miller]

No, it's just the fact that, you.

[Jada Kiss]

Know, that's him, though. He'll tell you. Jermaine Dupree is from the Bronx.

[Carlos Miller]

Oh, yeah. He done gave me the joint with the dates on it. So we got September 6th, we in Detroit, the 7th, Indianapolis, the 20th, Columbia, South Carolina, then the 21st, Greensboro, Philly, Fairfax, Memphis, Nashville, Dallas, Houston, Hampton, Charlotte, Birmingham, New Orleans, Chicago, Cincinnati, and then we're gonna end it off in Atlanta.

[Fat Joe]

Let me tell you something.

[Jada Kiss]

I gotta catch it.

[Fat Joe]

Hold up. All I gotta come out is a bunch of money, right?

[Carlos Miller]

Why you hear that?

[Fat Joe]

You guys are getting a bunch of money. That's all I heard there was. Hey, they're getting to the back. I have to recommend the.

[Carlos Miller]

Rewind the time plus.

[Fat Joe]

Rewind the time.

[Carlos Miller]

No, no, you don't lose. I ain't gotta go to Turkey. You ain't gotta rewind the time. You.

[Fat Joe]

You gotta rewind. You want to. Look, I learned about this.

[Jada Kiss]

Look, Lo. Look, Los. You could get one that's like this, right? Now, the black with the gray goatee, that's the Deal.

[Fat Joe]

Yo, listen, peep the number.

[Jada Kiss]

I need my deal.

[Fat Joe]

Why look 48 when you could look 36? Why look 36 when you could look 22? See, as. As you know, the numbers go down while it's going down. You got the. Why fight the time when you can rewind the time to shoot all our.

[Jada Kiss]

Customers, all our guests.

[Chico Bean]

She gonna tell you, let me get a deal.

[Fat Joe]

No, no.

[Chico Bean]

When I use shit like this, like if I get a role or audition or something like this, the ladies get mad as hell.

[Fat Joe]

They like the grace. They just like, you think so leave it.

[Chico Bean]

This a whole different audience.

[Fat Joe]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Carlos Miller]

That's why we ain't going to Turkey.

[Chico Bean]

When you got. Then you start attracting women that own home, homes, SL 500s and like that. Insurance.

[Fat Joe]

No, I like that.

[Carlos Miller]

She.

[Fat Joe]

She like to go on vacation big time.

[Chico Bean]

Yeah, women that'll pay for you.

[Fat Joe]

And if you ever want to feel brand new, rewind it at Sally's and cvs.

[Chico Bean]

Once you an old, you just old. You can shave that off.

[Fat Joe]

I'm gonna be young.

[Chico Bean]

You just old.

[Fat Joe]

Nigga, I'm a young old.

[Chico Bean]

I'm not 36 and 48 is literally the same thing.

[Jada Kiss]

Get that Kiss Cafe.

[Carlos Miller]

Yeah, you know, I mean, watch the 85 south shows. Oh yeah, I got a stand up special on Hulu right now. Watch that. You know, if you got Hulu. If you don't got Hulu, download it, watch it, and then you can take it off after you watch it.

[Jada Kiss]

Ladies and gentlemen, give make a some loud noise for our guest Chico, my brother Lo on the Joe and J show.

[Fat Joe]

We appreciate y'. All.

[Carlos Miller]

Hey, thank you.

[Agusto Papa Host]

Good.

[Bridget Todd]

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[Fat Joe]

Now, every case that is a cold case that has DNA right now in a backlog will be identified in our.

[Bridget Todd]

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[Fat Joe]

He never thought he was going to.

[Chico Bean]

Get caught and I just looked at.

[Fat Joe]

My computer screen, I was just like, ah, gotcha.

[Jadakiss]

This technology's already solving so many cases.

[Bridget Todd]

Listen to America's Crime Lab on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Jadakiss]

Adventure should never come with a pause button.

[Bridget Todd]

Remember MoviePass? All the movies you wanted for just nine bucks. I'm Bridget Todd, host of There Are no Girls on the Internet. And this season I'm digging into the tech stories we weren't told, starting with Stacy Spikes, the black Ben, founder of MoviePass who got pushed out of the company he built.

[Jadakiss]

Everybody's trying to knock you down and it's not gonna work and no one's gonna like it. And then, boom, it's everywhere. And that was that moment.

[Bridget Todd]

Listen to There Are no Girls on the Internet on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast.

[Agusto Papa Host]

What's up, guys? Welcome to the Agusto Papa podcast. The go to spot for everything. Musica Mexicana. We're proud Mexican Americans who live and breathe this music. We started this podcast to share and discuss our views of musica mexicana. Whether you like to vibrate to Peso, Pluma, Los Allegres, El Baranco, Ariel Camacho, or per Ivan Cornejo. When you get in fields, then this podcast is for you. Well, actually, Peso was supposed to be on Chinito's album. The song with Drake was supposed to be with Peso. Listen to agaGustopa on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.