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1:06

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1:11

And you know we have so many sick

1:13

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1:16

let me get something funky. Let me get a smacker.

1:19

The champ is in the building. Let's

1:21

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1:28

right, let's get it up. You

1:32

are you ready to go? Yeah, let's

1:35

go. Yeah, get it sucking up. Man, Let's

1:37

just be quiet, let's go all right, have

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here with G. Moody, whose last name rhymes with duty.

1:59

Yeah. Three time

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podcast cost of the Year, and

2:03

we have a smash mouth

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show, fifteen rounds

2:08

of hard body karate podcasting.

2:11

I told you earlier the

2:14

motherfucking heavyweight Champion of the World,

2:18

Deonte Wilder, the bronze bomber.

2:21

H I mean, listen, we set

2:24

the bar so hard on the last episode

2:26

of The Iron Rapp Reports Stereo Podcast. I'm

2:29

gonna be the first to say, how

2:31

dope the

2:33

DJ premier I am Rapp Reports

2:35

Stereo Podcast was I mean Moody?

2:39

Yeah, Like literally, I don't

2:41

mean to brag, but I sort of do you mean to

2:43

brag. Uh, and I'll

2:45

be honest, You're only as good as your guest. This

2:48

guy is is is a treasure trove

2:50

of of of hit music.

2:53

He defined hip hop music,

2:56

continues to define and redefine

2:59

hip hop music. So the DJ Premier

3:01

Primo mm

3:04

hmm. I appreciate all

3:06

all the response to it. I'm

3:09

very proud of that. UM,

3:11

I gotta have him back. And you know, I reached

3:14

out to who's gonna come on the podcast? Who

3:17

extra P? Large Professor, Oh,

3:19

that's my man. I know, I know

3:21

P. I'm go I gotta I gotta

3:23

get on that bro. He's gonna

3:25

kill it. If you're not familiar with exactly

3:27

who he is, uh, main source.

3:30

He produced stuff for Eric B and Rock

3:32

Kim, produced stuff for Cool Gi Rapp and Polo

3:35

produced stuff with Tropical Quest, produced

3:37

some of the songs on the Nazilmatic record.

3:40

Large Professor. We're gonna get him,

3:43

um and continue talking

3:45

to these fantastic musicians. UM,

3:48

celebrate them while they're here while

3:50

they're still making music. UM.

3:52

Speaking of celebrating somebody

3:54

while they're here, while they're still making music. Uh,

3:58

you're seeing him now, he's all over a t V. I

4:00

think he's on American Idol. One of them shows h

4:02

the great line Richie. Oh, I know

4:05

you like to refer to him as as what yeah

4:10

of the Commodores. The Commodores

4:13

turned fifty years old. Man.

4:16

Now, now we're gonna take a little minute here to

4:18

talk about the Commodores. Um listen

4:21

you their music was so good it became

4:24

pop music, but it's etched in blues

4:27

and soul. Okay,

4:30

do yourself a favor. I don't care if you

4:32

got iTunes, Spotify

4:35

title, you're still into CDs,

4:38

you like to buy vinyl, whatever the

4:40

funk you're into. I don't care how you uh

4:44

you listen to your music. Just

4:46

start zipping through all the

4:48

Commodore's music, all

4:50

of it, all of it. I mean,

4:53

there's so many songs. This

4:56

is your life, funky situation.

5:00

Say yeah, of course they hits Lady

5:03

zoom zoom zoom,

5:05

zoom, zoom zoom zoom,

5:08

easy like Sunday Morning, machine Gun,

5:11

brick House. Do yourself

5:13

a favor. Give

5:16

yourself a full day or a full evening,

5:18

or a full weekend or a full week

5:21

to just soak. Do a deep dive

5:23

into the Commodore's They have been around

5:25

for fifty years. How

5:27

sick with the Lionel Richie podcast

5:31

be to get him come in here and break down some

5:33

of his music. Oh man, man,

5:35

that that that Commodores is in my crib

5:38

since nineteen seventy seven. That's when I got

5:41

hooked on. My mom's used to play that and

5:43

we used to dance together to

5:45

the Commodore's live album.

5:47

So I'm very well versed in uh

5:50

Lanel Richie, Walter Orange

5:52

All, the bass player, Ron Laprede,

5:55

the Mean Machine, the horn sections. These

5:58

are great musicians and every body

6:00

should check out their whole catalog.

6:03

Just just do just do a deep dive into

6:05

all of it. Start from the beginning to

6:07

work your way up. Um, and

6:09

just don't take it for granted,

6:12

because that that music is just it's

6:15

straight soul blues. That's

6:18

a fun. No, that's a funk band. But

6:20

these guys are raised in the church of course, so

6:23

but that's a funk band. Commodore

6:27

is turning fifty years old. Um.

6:31

You mentioned your mother, Um,

6:33

Evelyn Evelyn Moody. Um,

6:36

you were just down in South Cacalaka, South

6:38

Carolina. Yeah, I was

6:40

in a Columbia Beautiford, South

6:42

Carolina, I went to see my mom's in Columbia.

6:45

She's doing well. She

6:47

says, what's up to you? And you

6:49

know, the same old thing. Man. She's doing well and

6:52

in good spirits. So it was great to see

6:54

my moms. Um.

6:56

She made the continues

6:58

to make the best macaroni and she as I've ever

7:00

had. Uh, and

7:03

I've had I've had some great dishes of macaroni

7:05

and cheese. And another friend of

7:07

ours mom made made great macaroni and

7:09

cheese. But but but miss Moody always

7:11

had him beat. Of course, the famous story

7:13

about her catching me with my my hands

7:16

in um, literally

7:20

in the pot of chitlands, eating

7:22

the chiplands out of the pot late

7:24

in the middle of the night is something I'm still

7:26

ashamed of. I I didn't mind

7:28

that I was reaching in the pot, uh,

7:31

but I I should have gotten a fork. I

7:33

still feel embarrassed about that. Um.

7:37

And I do you think if

7:39

I saw your mom she would make me some chiplands, because

7:41

it seems like now everybody with their health

7:43

kicks. It's almost like sacrilegious

7:45

eats some chitlands. I have no problems eating

7:48

chitlands. Yeah, I guess once

7:50

in a while, once a uh in a blue

7:52

moon, you could you could get down on it. So

7:55

maybe, but she she's like in uh,

7:58

you know, elder years, so she just kind of ounin

8:00

now. And also I was down there and

8:02

I celebrated my man,

8:05

lifelong friend from Brownsville, Brooklyn, who

8:07

I met in nineteen seventies six and second

8:09

grade, had his fiftieth

8:12

birthday celebration in Beauford,

8:14

South Carolina. My man Al Williams,

8:16

want to give him and his whole family

8:19

a shout out. It was it was great to be down

8:21

there and see everybody. We had a great time,

8:23

so it was like a reunion all Brooklyn

8:25

came up to South Carolina

8:28

and everybody was cooling out. So everybody Williams

8:30

family and Beautiford want to give them a big, big, big

8:32

shout out. Um, I'm sorry

8:35

I missed the party. UM, I was in

8:37

Los Angeles working. Um did you

8:39

share Now these are people that you've known your

8:41

whole life. I almost

8:44

feel like we might need to get them on

8:46

the phone. Um, these

8:48

are al better known

8:50

as junior. Did you tell

8:52

any of uh, your lifelong friends

8:55

from Brooklyn that you just saw a junior's fiftieth

8:57

birthday party that you've taken on this

9:00

challenge of dunking. Yeah. Yeah,

9:02

they they said, man, yo, they don't

9:04

think I can do it, but I

9:07

know myself and

9:10

I'm getting ready. Man. So they're they're

9:12

up to speed on this. Yeah.

9:14

Yeah, I told him. I let them know what time it is.

9:16

And I'm still getting ready. So I'm

9:18

about I'm about to man. We we we almost here.

9:21

And okay, you know that we said the

9:23

first week of May, right, there's no oh

9:26

I'm waiting. We're the first week of May.

9:28

This is going down absolutely,

9:31

Okay, I'm here, man. So so we're two weeks

9:33

out. I

9:36

know the date. Motherfucker got we I'm a I'm

9:38

gonna rock this ship. Man. You're you're

9:40

you're gonna you mean you're You're gonna dunk the ball. I'm

9:43

gonna I'm gonna give it a whirl. Are you gonna

9:46

why? I'm gonna give it a try.

9:48

Oh oh oh,

9:50

A little kick in the armor, huh nah

9:53

nah, I'm gonna give it a try. And

9:55

and and I'm thinking I could do it, okay

9:58

because because before or it was a lot of

10:01

commons. Now a little kink in the armor. Correct,

10:04

Yeah, I had a hamstring poll. So, okay,

10:08

the first week of May, this is going down. Oh

10:11

all right, and I'm glad

10:13

that a ham y m

10:15

c A. I want to do it. They're great, Great,

10:17

you can't do it in the park anymore. That's that's

10:20

cool too. You're too fucking you're too fucking

10:22

cool to go to the park. Go to the fucking

10:24

y m c A. Go to the garden, go to the

10:26

kiddie courts. Motherfucker. I don't

10:28

think you could dunk on a low rim. But we're not

10:31

giving you any We're not. We're doing ten

10:33

ft ten ft

10:35

rim regulation size basketball,

10:38

and uh it'll be it'll be filmed,

10:41

and there'll be no tricks, no edits, and

10:43

and I'm glad that everybody, all the people

10:46

they grew up with you saw you when you could

10:48

play ball. Uh have are

10:50

where I'm at, and they are betting against

10:52

you. Good talk. They said,

10:54

oh man, you still look svelt, you

10:57

still look with the athletic build,

11:00

slender. So that's

11:02

what they said. Yeah, so it's not

11:04

far fetched that this guy could propel

11:06

himself at forty nine and get up

11:08

there and do it. So that's what that's

11:11

what Tom. It is, Okay, all right, well,

11:13

I just was checking in on the on

11:15

the progress of Air Moody. That's what we're calling

11:18

you now, Air air Moody. Hell

11:20

yeah. UM, so

11:22

check this out. I

11:25

went to this comedy event. It

11:27

was actually a fundraiser for

11:29

the Democratic Party. Good good. I'm not gonna

11:31

I'm not gonna go into details of why I was

11:33

there, but I was there supporting.

11:37

Uh. You know, is is somebody

11:39

near and dear to me that I went to go to support.

11:41

Um. And you know, it had different

11:43

comedians, big time comedians. I'm not even gonna name

11:45

any of their names. Um,

11:49

but but there were six comedians,

11:52

all of whom are either really

11:54

really famous or sort of

11:56

famous as stand up comics. UM.

11:59

And this was this was the thing for the Democratic Party.

12:02

There was about three people in the crowd,

12:05

right, three black people, one

12:07

of them being my wife. Right,

12:10

okay, so those two black

12:12

people that we didn't know. It was about three people,

12:14

two hundred seventy five people in the crowd. Um.

12:17

It was a charity event all for the Democratic Party.

12:19

A lot of money was raised. UM. Six

12:22

out of the six comics went

12:24

on stage and

12:27

and made jokes, comments, comments

12:31

or criticism about

12:34

uh, white men uh,

12:38

white people in power and

12:40

and and different variations of expressing

12:43

their white guilt. And and I gotta

12:45

be honest, Monettie, A light went off.

12:47

I was appalled because I was like, these

12:50

these are the people. This is what I said to myself,

12:53

This is what I said to myself. These

12:55

are what the people referred to as

12:58

fucking snow flakes. Because

13:00

I was thinking to myself, You're so open minded,

13:02

You're so fucking liberal, You're

13:04

so um, you know, open to the

13:06

world. Why are these

13:09

six white comedians going on stage

13:13

in front of an all white crowd expressing

13:16

their white guilt? Well, why why

13:19

is this happening? And from like white

13:21

people expressing their white guilt and

13:23

their their their problems and conundrums

13:26

with uh, their whiteness and

13:28

being white and white men and white

13:31

men in power and and listen, everybody

13:33

knows where I stand on Dick Stain, Donald

13:35

Trump and all that stuff. But but the

13:38

way these people were talking about and

13:40

they refer to black people as people of color,

13:43

Yeah, I hate that. You see how it just changed,

13:45

It just shaped. I never heard this term. This is like

13:47

a brand new term. But but they were referring

13:50

to black people and Latin

13:52

people, as if as if it was

13:54

like, um, now I'm going

13:56

off the cuff here, But it was almost

13:58

as if they were talking about like the whales,

14:01

like a foreign species. And I'm like,

14:04

first of all, why are there no black people

14:06

in this motherfucking place, Like this is

14:08

a charity thing for the Democratic

14:10

Party, Why are the only white people in it? Why

14:12

are the only white comedians up on this

14:14

fucking stage? And and why are you

14:17

so um riveted

14:19

and consumed with your with your

14:21

own white guild? And and they they talk about

14:24

white people as if black, Spanish,

14:28

uh Mexican, Latin, Asian,

14:32

as if as if corruption and greed

14:35

has a color, as if as

14:37

if only white men and

14:39

only white men in power are

14:42

susceptible and behave with corruption

14:44

and greed. Let me tell you something I funk

14:47

with Barack Obama. I

14:49

love Michelle Obama. She of course

14:51

coined the phrase when they go low,

14:54

we go high. Of course I created

14:56

when they go low, uh, we

14:58

go lower. Um. She inspired

15:01

that greatness from me. Um. But

15:03

but but in the eight years where we had a black

15:06

president, it's he did a lot of great

15:08

things. And don't get me wrong, he

15:10

did a lot of great things. But it's not like the

15:12

fucking world changed and everything

15:14

stopped and violence stopped and the economy

15:17

was perfect and things were perfect, and oh,

15:19

we need to get a person of color and a woman

15:22

of color and they could fix everything and

15:24

they won't be corrupted. In the one I

15:27

was like, what the fund is going on here? Yeah?

15:29

I know, like you said, remember this

15:32

party uses

15:34

black people as pawns and

15:37

and the immigrants as pawns. They

15:40

need those votes. That's why

15:42

they put them out there. They put us out there

15:44

like that. They that that's where the white

15:46

guilt comes from. It's like, it's

15:49

crazy, man, And I know it's and I

15:51

know you see it. You see them like kind of dissing

15:53

themselves. It's it's

15:56

it's that left leaning media

15:59

and doctrine aiding everybody.

16:02

But let me but let me stop you, because the

16:04

right leaning media media is

16:06

no better. This

16:09

whole thing is all fucked

16:11

up. But but the but the Democrats

16:14

that were at this this Democratic fundraiser

16:16

are referring to the Republicans like

16:18

they're all of the same mind, of

16:21

the same they all behave the same

16:23

way, they all think the same way, and

16:25

they all have the same ideals. And that's

16:27

just as fucked up as Republicans saying

16:29

you're old snowflakes and all

16:31

the ship and and and another thing. And I'm totally

16:34

uneducated when it comes to politics, and

16:36

and I'm this is definitely not a groundbreaking comments.

16:39

The fact that there's only two

16:42

parties. You get two picks,

16:45

Republican or Democrat. That's like going

16:48

to Baskin Robbins, and it's like you get vanilla

16:51

or chocolate. That's it. There's there's

16:53

there's there's no Rocky Road, there's

16:55

no mint chocolate chip, there's no strawberry,

16:57

there's no quarterback crunch, there's no mental

17:00

alol. There's there's just vanilla and

17:02

chocolate, and you gotta stick with them for

17:04

the rest of your life. To me, that

17:07

is the biggest problem out of all this

17:09

ship, Like why can't there be variations?

17:11

Like we take a little bit of this from over here, take

17:13

a little bit of this from over here, we do variations

17:16

of it, and then there's this party and we take

17:18

a little bit of this over here, take a little bit this over

17:20

there, and then there's a fourth party,

17:22

maybe a fifth party. I said, why can't there be

17:24

twenty five parties. The fact that there's

17:27

only two parties and we're in two thousand eighteen,

17:29

and there's like this huge line drawn

17:31

down the middle, and you know, everybody's

17:34

pointing figures at each other, including me.

17:36

I'm one of the biggest finger pointing ship

17:38

talking motherfucker's out there. But

17:41

the fact that there's only like it's like us

17:43

against them, them against us, this

17:46

is all fucked up. The whole

17:48

thing is all fucked up, yo,

17:50

yo. But for me, as

17:53

I've gotten older and got more educated,

17:55

I see what it is for me as a black

17:58

person. These guys the

18:00

media, the left, because all the media is

18:02

left, most of the media is left. You

18:05

can't say, oh because Max,

18:08

that's one network, that's one network, but

18:10

CNN, MSNBC, all

18:12

that ship is left. So they want

18:15

the Black Americans to view

18:17

themselves as victims.

18:20

This is where you see it in the fucking

18:22

media. You see it in uh in in in

18:24

television. I

18:26

I'm leaning a little right because

18:28

I'm not a fucking victim. They

18:30

want they want us to believe

18:33

that the cops are all

18:35

racists and and they're hunting

18:37

black folks. System or what

18:40

what what's the buzzword? Systemic?

18:42

Racism and oppression as if

18:44

it's nineteen thirty, if it's as if it's

18:46

fifty. Systemic racism

18:49

was when James Brown and all all

18:51

those musicians and it was, uh, you

18:54

can't stay at the hotel, you can't

18:56

um you know, like everything colored

18:59

white systemic

19:01

racism. That's oppression across the board

19:03

because it was legislated. But these

19:06

people, the left what black people

19:08

to think of themselves as victims,

19:11

as your problems are

19:13

all connected to white

19:16

racism and the legacy

19:18

of slavery is that's

19:20

why the guilt. Fuck you. I've

19:23

done my research. After

19:25

slavery, the

19:27

black population was

19:30

mostly all probably all

19:32

conservative and all right. So

19:35

that's why black wall streets popped up

19:37

all over the fucking country. So

19:39

you want us to believe that

19:41

our problems are connected to

19:44

the legacy of slavery when it isn't. It's

19:46

connected. The problems is connected

19:48

to the social policies of

19:51

nineteen sixties, which

19:53

incentivized terrible

19:56

behavior, took the father out

19:58

of the home, and this

20:01

is what you have. Social ills come from

20:03

the father being out of the home. With the

20:05

liberal welfare state.

20:08

That is the plague afflicting

20:11

black America today. That's it.

20:13

And I'm just gonna back you up by saying this, you're

20:16

taking I see people talking a lot of shit about

20:18

you. They talk about me, they

20:20

talk to me about you. I like it. But but

20:22

but listen, you know, there's

20:25

no there's no one answer. Like I was saying

20:27

this on the podcast the other day, there's there's no one

20:29

answer. There's no right and wrong. And that's why

20:32

the and that's why the fact that there's the right,

20:34

the left, the liberals, the Republicans,

20:36

that's why to me. And I don't

20:38

know if that had lever change that

20:40

that if if you only have two choices

20:43

to really pick from, if you can want to vote for these

20:45

freaks and these other categories. And

20:48

I get while they're starting these other categories,

20:50

but but at the end of the day, these you

20:52

know, green parties and this party, until

20:55

something drastic happens, none of those

20:57

people are gonna really you know, make it to

20:59

to have places of power in

21:02

the majority. But but we could,

21:04

you know, through through data, we can pinpoint

21:07

the decline of the black family,

21:09

and it's in the sixties. It's nineteen

21:12

sixty five lb J with the warm

21:14

poverty, which UH give provisions

21:17

and given uh, it's the welfare state. It's

21:19

the welfare state of government that

21:22

proves at that time, that's when it declined.

21:25

Because think about it, black people survive,

21:28

uh, segregation, centuries of Jim

21:30

Crow segregation, slavery

21:33

and still ascending. And then you

21:35

put these policies in and then

21:37

ruins the black community. And

21:39

this is where this is where we at fucking

21:42

cops want want me to believe the

21:44

cops are after me. I've been yo. I

21:46

was all over the Bronx, I was in South Carolina,

21:49

passed several cops all

21:51

over the place, not one time,

21:53

nothing, No, So the cops

21:56

are not my enemy. I don't

21:58

give a funk with those people put on TV

22:01

they that that's not my enemy at all.

22:03

All the cops I've ever are encountered.

22:06

All you have to do is comply

22:09

with the fucking um what they're saying, and

22:12

give your license and this and that. Once

22:14

you start being belligerent, and once you start

22:16

getting making yourself dangerous,

22:19

then of course some ships gonna

22:21

happen. Of course, So

22:24

what I'm saying is I don't believe none

22:26

of that ship and that guilt ship. Keep

22:28

it to yourself. That's a detriment

22:30

to black people. We don't need your

22:33

fucking guilt. We survived

22:35

all this ship and we will continue

22:37

to survive. And my last

22:40

word is fuck you and your white guilt.

22:42

Well. Um,

22:45

a few days ago, Uh Kanye

22:48

West, Uh, he seems

22:50

like he's off as Med's And I'm not

22:52

making light of that. I really do think he's office Meds

22:54

because he talked about having an opio opioid

22:56

addiction or hinted hinted

22:58

to that, you know, God lesson for being

23:00

safe and listen. Uh, he came

23:02

out and and made comments

23:05

about this this chick, Candice

23:07

Owens, and he said he loves

23:09

the way she thinks.

23:12

And uh, you know she she's controversialus

23:14

a black chick. Um.

23:16

You know, she's a Republican who used to be a

23:18

Democrat. She's on fix sometimes. She

23:21

one thing that I had saw her say a few

23:24

of I heard her talk about it a

23:26

couple of times, and she just did something else

23:28

was on white guilt. Um. You

23:31

you gotta check this out, Miles Jordan, Yo, pull

23:33

pull the Candice Owens on

23:35

white guilt clip.

23:38

And I want to I want everybody to just

23:41

take take a listen to this and see

23:43

what you think. Are you or loved one

23:45

suffering from white guilt? Could you stop?

23:48

My name is Candice Owens, and you

23:50

were watching white guilt. If

23:52

I was walking down the street and I saw somebody

23:54

punching himself in the face, I would probably

23:56

keep walking. But I can no longer ignore

23:59

this trend of white guilt. For

24:01

those of you that are unaware, there is a growing

24:03

group of white people in this country who have accepted

24:05

the ridiculous notion that

24:08

being born white automatically registers

24:10

them as a social offender. They try to

24:12

write the sin of their complexion

24:15

by running around social media yelling

24:17

at other white people for stating their opinions.

24:20

For example, if white man A comments

24:23

on Facebook I don't think players shouldknel

24:25

for the national anthem, then guilty

24:27

white man be swoops in like you

24:30

can't comment you don't have melomin in

24:32

your skin. Really, this

24:34

is a trend that needs to die.

24:36

Why on Earth wouldn't the white person

24:39

be able to give his opinion just because

24:41

he doesn't look like the subject of

24:43

the story. I mean, am I not allowed

24:45

to say that I think strangling puppies is wrong

24:48

because I'm not a dog? Repeat after

24:50

me? It is not trendy or

24:52

cute dat other white people. The

24:54

worst perpetrators of this trend are

24:56

the ones that try to make it seem like it's a token

24:59

of their education Asian. Yes, I went

25:01

to university and learned all about

25:03

the plight to the black man. We shan't

25:05

discuss it in our Caucasian circles.

25:07

We would never understand. So, I mean, what she's

25:10

saying is basically a more articulate,

25:12

sort of humorist version

25:15

of what what me and Moody were just saying,

25:17

and what I witnessed at the comedy club by

25:19

some big name comedians, big

25:21

name comedians. And I don't agree with everything

25:24

she says, just like I don't agree with everything Moody

25:26

says, just like I don't agree with everything CNN

25:28

says, just like I barely agree with most

25:30

of the bullshit that's your people on Fox

25:33

News because they talk your man shout Sean

25:35

Hannity, he's a fucking scumbucket. I

25:38

don't agree. I like Bill Moore,

25:40

but I think a lot of this ship he said. I'm just saying, no

25:42

one has all the magic

25:45

dust. But but I thought

25:47

what she said was good. But Kanye announced

25:49

a whole bunch of records. Uh, he's putting

25:52

out one a Kanye West record.

25:54

He's putting out of him and Kid Cutty record.

25:56

I'm not a big Kid Cutty fan. You

25:59

funk with Kid Cutty? No, man, you

26:01

know these guys meant just rock,

26:04

just make make music. Motherfucker's

26:06

you know, you know that ship ain't gonna be funky.

26:08

It's gonna be some uh techno

26:10

bullshit. Yo, just rock man like

26:13

Motherfucker's used to do back in the days. Man jay

26:15

Z and these guys, you know, they just put out funky

26:17

ship, get on the mike, Rocket, make

26:19

great songs. You know it's it's

26:21

it's a lot of it's a lot of fluff with the bullshit

26:24

man like make funky as beets

26:26

like Primo, Large Pro, make funky

26:28

beats, get on it, get in the pocket

26:30

and Rocket. It's simple. Yeah,

26:32

I agree. The one, the one record I'm most

26:35

concerned about is is He also announced on

26:37

Twitter that he's producing NASS

26:39

record and and my my, my only message

26:41

to Kanye is listen, you can fuck your record up.

26:45

I don't know what you're gonna do with your own thing. I

26:47

respect Kid Cuddy, like the you

26:50

know, he's he's not really my thing, but he's not

26:52

whack. He's just not really my thing. But

26:55

with the NAS record, if you're producing the NAS

26:57

record Kanye West, and you're listening to

26:59

the Iron Rapp Reports Stereo podcast, and

27:01

I suspect you are, because there's a

27:03

whole lot of people out there listening to the Iron

27:06

Rapp Reports Stereo podcast right now,

27:08

do not fuck the NASA record

27:11

up. Give you that all sampled

27:13

records, none of that Space Israel,

27:17

party, Creek fucking beach

27:19

music. Nobody wants to hear any of that ship

27:22

right And if if you're gonna give him that, flip

27:24

that ship and make it funky, and don't

27:26

have this guy the icon

27:29

of our music sounding uh

27:32

like like these motherfucker's mumbling, please

27:34

don't Now he's not gonna do that. You know

27:36

he's but you never know, but you never know. Motherfucker's

27:38

getting the studio and be like, yo, Nas, it's

27:41

it's young people out here. They

27:43

don't want that. All words,

27:45

I'm telling you, and you can have this motherfucking

27:47

there, uh Nas mumbling

27:51

Now we're not doing all that,

27:53

We're not doing all the studio. You know you could

27:55

do what you want to do with your record. You could do what you

27:57

wanna do with uh that Tiana

28:00

Taylor's record, You could do what you wanna

28:02

do with you and kid. I don't give a funk about

28:04

any of that. The only one I care

28:07

about, the only one that will really upset

28:09

me if you fuck it up, is the NAS record.

28:11

The NAS record. The only one that I care about is the NAS

28:13

record because just like Premier said,

28:15

like like NAS just made a big deal.

28:18

Um, he just made millions of dollars off

28:20

some deal, as he should. He's an icon.

28:23

He don't need to make music for money.

28:25

So don't don't give him any whack ship.

28:28

Give him all banger beats,

28:30

all funk, all soul, straight

28:33

hip hop, boom bapshit. Kanye

28:35

was putting one of his tweets, he sounds like he's eighteen.

28:38

Well, when he was young, he was making good music.

28:40

Don't fuck up and

28:42

he up and and and you

28:44

forty, Kanye West, you forty. You're

28:46

not one of these young motherfucker's. Nas

28:49

is our God. Don't ruin

28:51

this guy. Let him let him blossom.

28:54

Fuck man. A lot of people were hyped

28:56

up about the release of J

28:58

Cole's record, You know I would liked

29:00

a lot of his music. I gotta be honest, I'm

29:03

not so far. So far

29:05

it can change. And that's why I'm so I'm

29:07

so against everybody go oh this

29:10

record is an instant classic. Oh this is

29:12

a classic. You know. You know what I'll tell you

29:14

if it's a classic, if in fifty years,

29:16

like the Commodore's, people still remember who

29:18

the funk you are, that's a classic. Time

29:21

tells you if something is a classic. Your

29:23

hype and your bullshit hashtags

29:26

and your little tweets and your Instagram

29:28

post, that's just that. Don't make nothing a classic

29:31

just because you board and you listening to oh

29:33

yo, this is a classic. Save all that classic

29:35

shit. Yeah, anything that comes

29:38

out as a classic, Yeah it's a classic. And then two

29:40

weeks later you're like, oh, yeah, I haven't really rocked

29:42

that anymore. Funk all that it

29:44

has to stand the test of time. Years.

29:49

The Commodore has been doing it. We we we people

29:51

told me listening to your premier, talk about

29:53

uh Biggie, talk about Illmatic,

29:56

and talk about a gang star people. Numerous

29:58

people um ends of mine, um

30:01

people online. They were like, yo, I got goose bumps

30:03

here in it's you know, it's a classic.

30:06

That's a classic. Don't don't put your little hashtag

30:08

yo to kick the J Cole records

30:10

a classic. You just listen to it

30:12

one time and you're sucking, you're fucked up on

30:15

on weed and

30:17

you you tell why it's a classic. Shut up, yo.

30:20

And and the reason why Primo shit

30:23

sounds so great is because Premier

30:25

loves music. That's

30:27

why those beats sounds so crisp.

30:30

That's why he has that signature sound turntable

30:32

wizardry. Where these motherfucker's

30:35

today, don't give a ship. I'm listening to the

30:37

radio. I'm listening to the fucking some

30:39

Drake song. I'm like, Yo, this is some Fisher Price

30:42

bullshit. Man Like

30:44

yo, I'm used to our

30:46

standards wrap. We used to word

30:48

play cats, flipping the words

30:51

back and forth, sitting everything into

30:53

those bars and making sense and

30:55

coming back and grabbing a word and rhyming

30:57

it. And then you turn it on today and you

31:00

a cat racked backed.

31:03

That's simple, silly suckers. Ship.

31:05

I don't want nothing to do with that. Yeah,

31:07

that ship is garbage, garbage,

31:10

garbage, garbage. Um,

31:13

you know it's not garbage? Is the

31:15

Iron Rapp Reports stereo podcast, live

31:17

experience. And it's

31:19

summertime. So the world tour continues.

31:23

Okay, the world tour continues

31:26

June three. Me

31:29

and G Moody will be hitting the stage

31:32

live in San Francisco June

31:35

third, in San Francisco at

31:37

the cluster Fest. It's a whole festival

31:40

comedy music, Me and G Moody

31:42

live. You could get tickets to see

31:44

Me and G Moody rocking

31:47

live and our lives show. We were

31:49

on some, We're on some like the Spinners

31:51

like. Our live show is choreographed. We

31:53

do it rough, rugged and raw. Will be at the

31:56

Clusterfest June three. Clusterfest

31:59

dot Com could get tickets at cluster

32:01

Fest dot Com. Last time

32:03

we were in San Francisco, you know, we tore sit

32:06

up. Okay, we're gonna tear it

32:08

up again. And then Boston, Boston,

32:13

Yo, everybody in New Hampshire, New York,

32:15

Philly, Boston, the people that funck

32:17

with us in Boston August

32:21

t at

32:23

the Wilbur in Boston August

32:26

t. Yo, We're gonna

32:28

tear that ship down.

32:31

I'm wearing a motherfucking Larry Bird

32:33

in his prime. Jersey Boston

32:36

August. Tickets are available

32:39

now, it's going to sell out. I

32:41

am rappaport toward dot

32:43

Com. That is, I am

32:46

rappaport toward dot Com. August

32:50

in Boston at the Wilbur and

32:52

June three in San Francisco,

32:55

coming up at the Clusterfest

32:57

cluster Fest dot Com

32:59

and we're doing more shows all summer.

33:02

We're shutting ship down,

33:04

highly choreographed, funky

33:06

live performances by the disco to

33:10

yo, I heard a wool tang on that Cluster five

33:13

Yeah, and then I'm wearing my Rick Roby Jersey

33:16

and Boston. Oh yeah, No, well,

33:18

Yo, the ball we've never played Boston, and

33:21

Yo, we we have tons

33:23

of fans up in Boston, up in New

33:25

Hampshire, up in Vermont, New

33:27

York, Philly. YO, come see us if you

33:29

know we are going to tear that

33:32

ship down. UM.

33:36

NBA playoffs are they're they're

33:38

they're rock and rolling. First of all, UM,

33:40

they're probably gonna get eliminated there down

33:42

three to one. UM at

33:45

the taping of this Iron Wrap Ports stereo podcast

33:47

the Minnesota Timberwolves. But I want to say, Derrick

33:50

Rose, I'm so happy

33:52

to see that guy playing well. And seemingly having

33:54

a good time for the timber Wolves, the

33:56

Timberwolves undermanned and obviously

33:59

Houston Uh is a finally

34:01

tune machine as of now. But I'm

34:04

just happy to see Derrick Rose out there

34:06

looking healthy, um and and

34:08

and you know it seems to find find a home. You

34:10

know, he likes playing for Thibodo, him and Butler.

34:13

You know if I found their way, um and

34:15

Uh. I like seeing uh those guys

34:17

um and and specifically Derrick Rose

34:20

be healthy because you know that guy. You

34:22

forget about it, man, that was a while

34:25

ago now, man, but homeboy, that m v

34:27

P season, Oh he was dunking

34:29

on cats and that motherfucker shorter

34:31

than me. Yeah, d Rose,

34:34

Man, it's it's it's fantastic man, Um

34:36

glad. I hope, I hope this is uh he can finish

34:39

out his career. It's still a young dude,

34:41

Hope he could finish it out over there. You see

34:43

my man lebron and Uh

34:45

with Cleveland, they tied it up and Uh

34:48

Land Stevenson, you can do all the high

34:50

jinks, you can do all the Wrangland

34:52

Brothers bullshit, but you're

34:54

still getting your ass bus Yo.

34:57

We we're gonna continue doing all that. At

35:00

taping of this Iron Wrap Ports Stereo podcast,

35:02

Uh, that series is tied up, um,

35:05

and I'm gonna tell you right now, we're gonna continue

35:07

doing all that dirty ship, all the

35:09

antics, all the hijinks, all that

35:11

Brooklyn bullshit. We're on it. Shout out

35:13

to Biggie, UM. I support

35:15

it all. I funk with born Ready

35:18

Um at some point and sometimes Born

35:21

Ready will be on the Iron Wrap Reports Stereo podcast.

35:24

Man, see I Corney Island, but Yo,

35:27

that's not working. Man. You have He's

35:29

never beat this guy and you could blow

35:31

in his ear, you could get him off Frustra.

35:33

We're doing all that. But we're

35:35

doing all that. Lebron will

35:38

win and you'll be like, Yo, I

35:40

was sucking with him, but you lost. I

35:43

support I'm up

35:45

in his jock. I'm doing all this. Lebron

35:48

is bringing his team to the

35:50

victor the victor's table while while

35:52

while you back around the way talking

35:54

about yeah, I was up in his ship. Right.

35:59

Well, that's series isn't over, um.

36:02

Shout out to Uh, the San

36:04

Antonio Spurs, Manu Ginobili

36:07

and all the warriors on

36:10

the San Antonio Spurs who are playing the Golden

36:12

State Warriors are guy Danny Green, Yeah,

36:15

uh, Kyle Anderson, you

36:18

know, the whole crew, under duress, coach

36:21

pop of its wife past

36:24

um and uh. They were able to pull out

36:26

a whim and avoid the sweep. I

36:28

think inevitably they're gonna want to lose

36:30

in the Golden State. Uh you predicted

36:33

correct, not over, It's sucking

36:36

over. So they

36:38

don't get one more game. Because I

36:41

can't protect you with the politics, I can say

36:43

I try and try to, like, you know, make

36:45

you help you, like get a full picture. When you

36:47

say this ship, it's fucking over. It's

36:49

over. It's over. You

36:52

can't. You can't believe that because they got

36:54

their galvanize because of pop.

36:56

They love pop. So I'm telling you

36:59

you play different. You know the

37:01

culture of basketball when there's a

37:03

when when there's a fucking death, it's

37:06

a different team. Big Okay, all

37:08

right, okay, step ain't da what's

37:11

your your boy? K d sprained his ankle? Shows

37:13

good, he's good. He the

37:16

sniper. He's like a fucking sniper Knight guy.

37:18

Well, which one? He's a fucking gout the burned

37:21

our accounts? Who who who is it? Today?

37:23

Yeah? You think

37:26

you're you're speaking of it, speaker. We it all goes

37:29

back to okay. See, it all

37:31

goes back to Okay. See they're finished.

37:33

They're they're they're they're finished. Utah's got them

37:35

on the ropes. Shout out to our guy Jonas

37:38

Jarebko and the rookie

37:40

of the Year or the co rookie of the year, our

37:42

guy Donovan Mitchell. Uh,

37:45

Joe Ingles, that whole crew, Rickey

37:48

Rubio, I love that fucking team. Duke Snyder

37:50

the coach, that's his name, right, Yeah, we

37:53

changed his name. It's not Quinne's Duke. You know,

37:55

we call you Duke's not of the coaches here.

37:57

Uh, Donovan Mitchell. If you haven't heard Donovan

38:00

Mitchell tell his story to me on the Iron

38:02

Rapp Reports stereo podcasts and you're a new listener,

38:04

go back in the archives. About two months

38:07

ago, Donovan Mitchell, me, me and him

38:09

sat down, excellent podcast.

38:11

Yo, they're up three to one. Utah

38:15

has control of that series. And Oklahoma

38:19

they don't play like a team. They just

38:21

don't. And and you you try to talk about

38:23

my man Durant Yo, Paul George

38:26

is out, he's gone. Nobody

38:28

wants to play with Russell Westbrook, including

38:31

Kevin Durant, going back to Serge Ibaka,

38:34

going back to my man Oladipot, and going

38:36

back to James Harden. No one can

38:38

play in peace with ok with

38:41

with Russell Westbrook. And I love him, yeah,

38:43

I love him, but just you cannot play in

38:46

peace and be another star and

38:48

and and be with him and they're winning nothing. So you want to try

38:50

to talk about my man, easy money sniper,

38:53

Kevin Durant, that's his name, easy

38:55

money Sniper. That ship. How could

38:57

you hate on yo? That dude's nice. Kevin

38:59

duran He nice, he's nice.

39:01

But he did the Richard Pryce ship. He

39:04

said, this is my side after

39:07

after he got beat that suckers ship.

39:09

You could never basketball unwritten

39:11

rule me and you're playing on the same team. We

39:13

can't beat these team. Michael Rappaport

39:16

goes to the other team. What are you through the original

39:18

team? You're a piece of ship for doing that. And

39:20

you know what, if we're in the park and my team gets

39:22

bumped and you play on the net, you get picked

39:25

up and I play on the game. After that, I'm gonna

39:27

try to bust your ass. So fuck you. The

39:30

other guy got next, and I didn't get picked. Fuck you. He

39:32

left. He didn't want to play with him anymore. He wasn't

39:34

gonna waste his career banging his head against

39:37

the wall. That's what it's like playing with with Russell

39:39

Westbrook. You're banging your fucking head against the world.

39:42

You know. I funk with easy money Sniper man

39:44

too. Yeah, exactly, I

39:46

do. Because of of Westbrook

39:49

and and and his personality. I hope

39:51

his family carroulsed him and bring him in and say,

39:53

yo, I love all that ship you're doing, dunking

39:55

on cats and everything, but you know we're not winning

39:58

and all the teammates will break. And now what

40:00

we're gonna do? He threatened ruby O.

40:03

He said, yeah, I'm shutting all his ship down. That's

40:06

why I call him David Berklewitz. He's on some son of

40:08

Sam shit out there. Yo. Um.

40:11

Before we get into these six funds and before we get

40:13

into a dope ass interview with

40:16

the champion, Deontay Wilder, Yo,

40:19

this yo, this this interview. You know, Deontay

40:21

Wilder did something that was so dope,

40:24

the Bronze Bomber. About four years

40:26

ago, a troll

40:29

an internet troll was talking crazy

40:32

to him, talking all kinds of ship,

40:34

I'll fuck you up, I'll do this, I'm

40:36

gonna do this, I'm gonna get your daughter, and it's

40:39

talking reckless to him. He

40:41

got into contact of money, got the whole

40:43

thing sanctioned, got the whole thing legalized,

40:45

had had homeboys signed the paperwork, met

40:48

up with money and and fucked

40:50

him up. Money wanted that work and did this dude

40:53

six ft seven six ft seven

40:55

heavyweight boxer at the time, he wasn't the champ.

40:57

This dude was popping ship to a

41:00

heavyweight champion. I'm gonna do this, I'm gonna do that,

41:02

I'm gonna I'm gonna do this to your daughter. Blah blah

41:04

blah blah blah. He got the whole thing legalized,

41:06

met him and gave him net work, and

41:10

the whole thing is on video. So we're posting

41:12

that video. Um, he's talking about that,

41:14

talking about his really rough,

41:17

rough and tumble fight that just went down Brooklyn

41:19

at Barclay's against Louis Ortiz, talking

41:21

about uh, Anthony Joshua, the

41:24

British champ, who you know.

41:26

I can't stand the British accent. I'm on record saying

41:29

that. So Deontay Wilder coming up on the Iron

41:31

Rapports Stereo podcast, The Heavyweight

41:33

Champion of the world sits down

41:36

with the heavyweight Champion of talking shit.

41:38

Uh. Coming up later on the Iron Wrap Reports stereo

41:40

podcast. Uh. I want

41:42

to give a little note, a message to all

41:45

the the Uber drivers out there. Yeah,

41:50

let's do it. I think I might have talked about this once

41:52

before, but it's happened again. Willie

41:54

hutch thes motherfucker's miles put that record on.

42:04

I don't know when

42:09

when I get in your Uber, especially

42:12

at five in the morning. M

42:14

h. I don't give a

42:16

fuck what you've

42:19

been through. I

42:21

don't given how your night has

42:23

been. I don't give a funk what you do.

42:25

I don't give funk what your wife did to you. I

42:27

don't give what your family is doing. You

42:30

don't don't speak to me. Do don't

42:33

say a motherfucking words. You get in

42:35

these cars with these Uber

42:37

drivers. They think

42:40

we're on a blind date. We're

42:43

not on a blind date, dude. This is this

42:45

is a business relationship at best.

42:48

This is a business relationship. I gotta

42:50

get to the airport through. My fight

42:53

is at six fifteen am. I got

42:55

no sleep. Don't say ship to

42:57

me money, and

43:00

make sure you press smells good when the motherfucker

43:03

gets in the car. You know, if you're a cab driver, if

43:05

you're in any kind of service business, you

43:07

think when I'm on the sidelines for the Big Three

43:11

doing my Howard co sell ship, I

43:13

don't spray my mouth with a little banocker

43:15

before I sit there and talk to Alan iverson

43:18

Dr J and Brian Scalabrini. You don't think I

43:20

checked my mouth. Yeah, but knock

43:22

a blast. I got

43:24

these uber drivers talking to me about their life

43:26

and times. I don't give a funk about none of

43:29

that ship and I

43:31

don't give a funk about the life and times you.

43:33

You got your car smelling like straight brute,

43:36

yo, just just have a neutral

43:38

smell. They they did. All this is

43:40

rarely perfume and cologne

43:43

in the car and all

43:45

this yo yo,

43:47

Yo, dude, dude, dude, when I get in

43:49

the car, don't

43:52

say nothing to me. I'm good. If I need something,

43:54

I'm gonna ask you. If I need a charger, I'm gonna

43:56

ask you. If I got a problem, I'm gonna

43:58

say something to you. Other than that you want

44:00

to need to know basis, Duke, don't ask me nothing.

44:03

Why am I going to San Francisco? You'll mind

44:05

your business due Where

44:07

am I flying to? Yo? My manure

44:11

the copy? You're writing a motherfucking

44:13

book, Duke, we're not getting into all that. Don't

44:16

worry about Oh why I don't have any bags? I'm

44:18

on a business trip, Dude? Am

44:22

I in first? My man just dropped me off at

44:24

the airport. My first drop me off down the block.

44:27

Motherfucker's. I don't even want you to know where the funk

44:29

I'm going. You you're making me uncomfortable.

44:31

You're writing a fucking book. Yeah, I had

44:33

that same ship, man, and I want to be part

44:35

of this Willie Hut ship. Listen, man, listen,

44:39

don't talk to me. Your job

44:42

is to drive. They always try to

44:44

give you extra conversation with

44:46

that garbled language. If

44:49

you don't understand, you can't speak English,

44:51

clearly, shut the funk up and drop

44:54

the car. Be always

44:56

Oh like you said, oh, where are you going?

44:59

Uh? You will see where I'm going? Dude, You

45:01

got the trying your phone, you know where the funk

45:03

I'm going. Other than that, it's it's it's

45:05

an address. You don't need to know why I'm

45:08

going there. Yeah, you're

45:10

trying to like you're trying to come on to me. You're

45:12

trying to do. What thecause you're

45:14

doing, Duke is you're trying to fund me? Were

45:18

not? Your

45:20

job is to drive. Nobody

45:23

asked you anything. I just slammed

45:25

the door and I'm looking at my phone and

45:27

money is just continually talking

45:30

about nonsense. Shut the

45:33

funk up, pay attention to the

45:35

road and get me to my destination.

45:37

Yo, mo, man, why is you talking to me? Put

45:39

your motherfucking eyes on the road, dude,

45:44

Keep your motherfucking eyes on the road, and keep

45:46

your motherfucking hands on the three and

45:48

the nine. Duke. Other than that, I don't want to hair,

45:50

I don't want to see nothing. Stop

45:53

lingering with the eye contact through the rear

45:56

mutant. Yeah, looking

45:58

like irony, googling me like like like I

46:00

look good to you your money. Let me tell

46:03

you something, Man, drive the car, big,

46:07

drive the car, uber

46:10

etiquette. Nobody's

46:13

not checking with you like that, Dude. I'm telling you right

46:15

now, nobody is fucking with you like that. We're

46:17

not family. I can't understand you.

46:20

Okay, you just got here. When

46:22

you got here, dude, Yo, my

46:24

man, I don't give a funk about none of that ship.

46:29

That's true. We don't know you. We're

46:31

not family. And then you see, I got

46:33

the headphones and I put the headphones in, and you're

46:35

still talking. I

46:38

put the headphones all on money. He's

46:40

still talking. I had to take the headphones, and I'm like,

46:42

ye, my man, I'm trying

46:44

to listen to this ship. Yeah,

46:47

I'm trying to listen to this Ray Kawan man. All

46:52

right, Miles, get

46:55

the sick fucking weak music. This

46:58

award is earned, not given. It's

47:00

called the sick fucking

47:02

award. This guy is really sick. Lock

47:05

him up? How could you do it? Don't let

47:07

him out? Damn who you fuck

47:10

the door? You want you fuck the door?

47:12

Why would you fuck the dog? Why

47:14

would you fuck your girlfriend's dog?

47:17

Sick fuck the sick funck of

47:19

the week. It's earned, earned,

47:22

not giving. You didn't what, no,

47:26

no, no, We're

47:31

gonna do a fast and furious all right, sick funking

47:33

a Week's an award that has earned,

47:36

not given. An award

47:38

that has earned not given,

47:42

you know, goes to a

47:45

person, certain person with a certain genese

47:47

Qua. Thank god. Louisiana,

47:53

the state Senate has approved a bill explicitly

47:56

banning sex with animals.

48:00

Why am I bringing that up? The

48:02

reason why I'm bringing it up is

48:05

because they took a vote. In

48:08

the state of Louisiana, the

48:11

House of Representatives took a vote.

48:15

The vote was twenty five votes

48:17

to ten. Ten

48:20

people that we

48:23

want to We want to hit these motherfucker's. Ten sick

48:25

fucks. Ten senators,

48:28

all Republicans, voted against

48:30

the bill. I have their

48:32

names, but it doesn't make a difference. Ten sick

48:36

fucks in the state of Louisiana voted

48:38

against making

48:40

sex with animals illegal.

48:44

How fucking nuts is that? Yeah,

48:47

it's crazy. Well, well, you know what they're doing

48:49

because if you if you advocate for that's

48:52

you don't have any decency, Like

48:55

why would you want a fucking animal man that

48:58

she is nasty man? Ten

49:00

of you voted against that, not

49:03

one sick fuck. Ten six

49:05

focks are

49:07

working in government in the state of now

49:10

too. Ten That

49:12

is a fact. That is yo.

49:15

That is these ten people are

49:17

definitely clumped in for the sick

49:19

foxs of the year, like we we can't give

49:21

them because they they'll fill the whole slot when

49:23

you think about it, like they'll fill the entire

49:25

gamut of six fox of the years. So we have to put

49:28

them in just as one one group.

49:31

You're filling the whole slot. Duke. But

49:33

but but if we did the math and you think about

49:36

it, these are not just random people off the street.

49:38

These are people in the House of Representatives.

49:41

In one state, ten people voted

49:44

against making sex with animals

49:46

illegal. Why what what

49:48

are you trying to do? Right an

49:51

animal? Man? I mean, that's just hey,

49:54

that's how they get down, man. Second

49:58

sick funck of the week A

50:01

naked sick fuck on a nude

50:04

beach in Oregon while

50:06

he was buttass naked mhmm,

50:10

chased down and punched a dog

50:12

owner who had his dog off the leash

50:14

while he was sunbathing buttass naked.

50:16

My man, what the fund is you doing? You

50:20

know the dog wasn't trying to bite him. He he just

50:22

didn't like that the dog was sniffing around his ass

50:25

while he was trying to sunbathe, and he attacked

50:27

money. Ah, put

50:30

your clothes on, money, What the fund are you doing?

50:33

Please? Please beat

50:37

decent? Please, I don't care if it's a nude

50:39

beach, put

50:41

your little thong on or something like. Nobody's

50:44

trying to see you out here at the nude beach. Absolutely.

50:49

Finally, the third and final sick funk

50:51

of the week of this smash Mouth Classic

50:53

Iron Wrapp Reports Stereo podcast. We've

50:57

heard about these guys before and

51:00

then if you look at this guy, his name is

51:02

Norman Barrowin, he looks like a sick

51:04

fuck. A well regarded fertility

51:07

doctor in Canada used

51:11

his own sperm to

51:14

father eleven children

51:17

and possibly more over the

51:19

course of decades. What the

51:21

funk is wrong with you, Duke in Ottawa,

51:23

Canada? Yo, Watch

51:27

who you go get your sperm from? Yeah,

51:31

if the doctor looks like a sick fuck. If

51:34

he smells like a sick funck and he behaves

51:36

like a sick fuck, he probably is a

51:39

sick fuck. Um.

51:42

Finally, as far as sick funck,

51:44

this guy should be in his own category. That piece of

51:46

ship Alex Jones,

51:49

Oh, Info Wars, Info Wars.

51:52

He's being sued. Good,

51:55

he's being sued about rants that he made

51:58

about the victims of the

52:00

Sandy Hook murders. You

52:02

remember when the people got killed out there. This guy

52:04

has been saying it was a hoax and it was

52:06

fake and it was a setup. Right

52:10

the parents, one of

52:12

the parents and his little son died. This is in a

52:14

preschool. This piece of ship, Alex Jones,

52:17

is being sued by some of these victims.

52:19

I wish them. I hope they take everything

52:21

away from this piece of ship. Yeah. Yeah,

52:25

to say that, man, you gotta have facts,

52:28

you gotta be like man, that's terrible

52:30

man to and and to continue to say

52:32

it, to continue to say it, and then this bitch

52:34

ass Alex Jones. Now he's crying

52:37

and complaining and saying, these people they

52:39

want to take everything from me. Yes, Duke,

52:42

you can't just say whatever the funk you want,

52:45

yeah and trivialize

52:47

something like that. You little little kids.

52:50

Yeah, people lost their kids, and you're saying

52:52

this ship is fake when when the like a movie,

52:55

it's their actors is all big set

52:57

up good. He's always he's

52:59

always on the good. All them people with crisis

53:01

actors suit this piece

53:03

of ship. Take everything from him.

53:05

I hope he's sucking on the side of the road crazy

53:08

and he and he can't afford he looks like he's hopped up

53:10

on something. Take everything from

53:12

this piece of ship. All

53:15

right, Iron

53:17

Rapports stereo podcast. What can I

53:19

say? Coming up next, the

53:22

Bronze Bomber, the heavy weight

53:24

Champ of the World, Deontay

53:27

Wilder is rocking on the Iron rapp

53:29

Reports stereo podcast. Miles Jordan, let me

53:31

get something funky to bring in the champ. All

53:35

right, the champ is

53:38

here, the heavyweight.

53:40

I never thought that I'd have a heavyweight champion in

53:43

my crib on my podcast. I

53:45

mean, I'm such a boxing fan and they're like to

53:48

have Deontay Wilder, to have you here, the Bronze

53:50

Bombers in the house

53:52

for the Iron Wrap Coorps stereo podcast. I appreciate

53:54

you coming through. Man. Man, it is a

53:56

wonderful, filling man. I'm glad to be here

53:59

as well too. I say, you big boxing

54:01

fans, I'm a big boxing fan. I'm a big

54:03

I mean the title heavyweight champion.

54:05

I mean, it's like you could be super Bowl Champion,

54:08

you could be you know, NBA champion, Heavyweight

54:10

champions, such a historical title, so many

54:12

you know, how does that feel

54:14

like? Heavyweight Champion of the World. I

54:17

mean when you when you said I feel the same

54:20

way that when I said,

54:22

you know what I mean, It's just it's

54:24

just that title, the heavyweight champion

54:27

of the world. Like we're not talking

54:29

about nation, not talking about country.

54:33

We're talking about the world, you know. And

54:35

when I when I when I say that and repeat that,

54:37

and when I hear you say it, you know,

54:39

over and over again, it's just I

54:42

get like a tingling feeling inside of me,

54:44

you know what I mean, because it's it's such a precious

54:47

you know, it's such a precious like

54:50

title to have. It's a big responsibility

54:52

as well to like you are the world. You represent

54:54

your country amongst the world,

54:57

you know, other greats, and you know, I

54:59

can only imagine, like what

55:01

it would feel like to go back into

55:04

Ali days being in America

55:06

and having so many people love you and and

55:10

I have so much respect for you, like you just

55:12

can't like it's crazy. I

55:14

can only imagine like when I go back, because I

55:17

have a lot of um great

55:19

group of men that's around me that's

55:21

been with Mohammed Ali, has been with my type.

55:23

And I've been with Um and dond the Holy

55:25

Field, especially Mohammed Ali, and

55:28

they always remind me of like High War

55:31

was and and and and where

55:33

my career hid, and and and the similarities

55:36

of what he was doing what I'm doing the different things. So

55:38

you know, like I said, I can only imagine. It makes

55:41

me smile just to see what the future holds. All Right,

55:43

So let's get to this Anthony

55:47

Joshua. I'm sure every single place you go

55:50

is this fight happening? Like you you you

55:52

showed improved. You had a war in

55:54

Brooklyn which I watched right here on this

55:57

TV. He had a good fight,

55:59

question sable decision whatever. He won that

56:01

fight. I'm sure I'm sure you've already

56:04

been asked this at least once today. Is

56:06

this fight happening? What needs to happen with this

56:08

fight? Uh, you're here with your wife.

56:11

I mean she's probably sick of tired of of of here.

56:13

I'm sure she gets asked me, So, what's to deal with this

56:15

Anthony Joshua fight? And is it changing? Like moment

56:17

to moment. It's like such fucking drama

56:20

to get this fight. So, as of

56:22

today, while we are recording this iron wrapper

56:24

stereo pockets, what is the status of

56:27

this potential heavyweight fight? The

56:29

status? The status is looking good man, you

56:31

know, um, it's definitely has been

56:34

like a dramatic

56:37

type of opera type

56:39

of situation, you know what I mean, there's so much druma

56:42

have been going on. Is like one

56:44

side, you know, it's like one

56:46

side doing this and people think that side doing

56:48

that. People think once I wanted,

56:51

they think that side don't want it. This man saying

56:53

one thing, our side saying this. You

56:55

know, it's it's, it's it's I've

56:57

always said it, you know,

56:59

but for and I said, to get us to become a childish.

57:02

It's become very childish at this point.

57:04

You know, it's obvious that I want the

57:06

fight. Why would not not want the fight? I've

57:09

been calling out the best ever

57:11

since I've I've retained

57:13

my title. You know, I've been calling the best

57:15

side, So why would I not want to unify? This

57:17

is you talking we're talking about when

57:19

we talk about the heavyweight

57:22

champion of the world. When we were talking about that, Now

57:25

you're going into a whole another level. Now you're

57:27

talking about the undisputed, the undefeated,

57:30

and he's British unified

57:33

heavyweight champion of the world. And then what

57:35

makes it even better that he's from another

57:38

country like he said, he's he's he's British,

57:40

he's from the UK, and I'm American,

57:43

you know, so it's for

57:47

Tusca loose Alabama out of all places, you

57:49

know, but we did, we had we had a lot of champions from

57:51

the vanderhol Field. Uh Joe

57:54

Louis, Early Shavers.

57:57

Damn. I mean that's

58:00

crazy. So you know, you guys

58:02

got some some badasses down there without

58:05

getting you know, into too many details

58:08

of of of making this fight, like is it promoters?

58:10

Is it money? Is it? He's

58:12

afraid? Like what what? Like if you had say like what

58:15

is it? Is it? Like? What? The because the thing

58:18

about boxing and I think you know for

58:20

the fans that that's been frustrating

58:22

and it's historical with boxing, you know, whether

58:24

they're going back into the seventies and the and the

58:26

eighties with Leonard Hagler and you

58:29

know there's always politics. But

58:31

for the fans and this ding age, you have so many options

58:33

of watching it on your phone. You can watch sports

58:35

on the phone, TV, Netflix, is it's like as

58:38

boxing And I feel like as for the fans with all

58:40

this politics that you know

58:43

of, but their average fan and even like the

58:45

sort of you know more than average fan, like

58:47

myself, like let's just get this ship on, Like,

58:51

so what is it for you that? Like you know, like if you have to

58:53

say, like to the to the to the basic it why this

58:55

fight is taken so long? What would it be now

58:57

here we are in April. Well, I'm

58:59

just be real, like this fight taking so long

59:02

just to cut all the corners off for

59:05

the simple fact that they

59:07

scared me. Is that losing

59:12

they that's the point. That's the fear.

59:14

The fear is not so much of it's not like

59:16

no bullshit, like no ego ship. Like it's like I don't

59:19

want to fight this guy. If I fight this guy, losing

59:21

my luster and lose my money

59:23

making it that's that's that's all

59:25

this rappers around, you know, they

59:28

having the fear of losing. And who's

59:30

the day him? His people, both his promoter,

59:32

his promoter does more of the talking than than

59:35

Joshua. See you know, o we're here, we're

59:37

rather to hear it from the horse's mouth. Were

59:39

ever hearing from Joshua's mouth because

59:41

Joshua is the fighter. Nothing that his

59:43

promoter can say, could you

59:45

know, help him in his fight? You know? And

59:48

with that being said his promoter, he basically

59:51

he's a snake man. Who's this who's his promoter? Eddie?

59:53

Eddie Herns his name. And you

59:55

know, like I said before, he's just been milking Josh.

59:57

We're just trying to get as much as money as sponsible.

59:59

Even already admitted he said, why I take a

1:00:02

dangerous risk and find Deontay

1:00:05

Wilder when we can fight Joe Blow and

1:00:07

make and still make money, a lower

1:00:09

risk and still make money. He's consistently

1:00:11

saying these things. Why take this dangerous

1:00:14

risk when we can take a lower risk and steal a game

1:00:16

money? And this is what it became. You

1:00:18

know, everybody always talking about the business

1:00:20

side of boxing, but what happened to the

1:00:23

digna and the product? You saying you're a champion

1:00:25

and you got another champ before from another

1:00:28

country that's want to challenge you. You

1:00:30

know what happened to being a unified

1:00:32

er? This is what it all board down to, being

1:00:35

one champion, right face, one

1:00:37

name, and he just fought you just fought

1:00:40

like you guys are on the same schedule, Like you don't have your

1:00:42

next fight book, right he doesn't

1:00:44

have his. I mean, it's like, let's get this ship

1:00:46

going, and how old are you and

1:00:49

how old is he? He's so,

1:00:51

I mean, you guys are both fucking young, like like

1:00:54

I see, like, let's get this ship going in there

1:00:56

like in the fall, like it's set up. You

1:00:58

had a fucking war. He had a questionable

1:01:00

fight, but it was a good fight. Whether he won the lost,

1:01:03

he won the fight they threw down.

1:01:05

So so how much of your time

1:01:08

management of your day is dealing

1:01:11

with your promoter, your people on

1:01:13

whether or not this fight is gonna happen. Like, how

1:01:15

much of a like a part of your life, your

1:01:17

daily life is it. It's been crazy

1:01:20

because you know, I've been keeping close in contact

1:01:23

with my manager, Um Shelley Finkel,

1:01:25

So he's been leaving me every step of the way

1:01:27

of what's going on in the process. You

1:01:29

know, you know, making all for us.

1:01:32

This isn't that you know, it's a lot going on. So we we

1:01:34

my team have always been on one

1:01:37

accord. We always been on the same page. Even

1:01:39

when we speak, we speak the same thing because

1:01:41

we're on the same page. With Joshua.

1:01:44

Team is many many a time

1:01:46

where they've seen where there wasn't

1:01:48

on the same accord. It was many

1:01:50

a times where they've seen Eddie her manipulating people,

1:01:53

or or Joshua

1:01:55

say one thing, and then Eddie had come back and say another

1:01:57

thing, or Eddie say one thing, and johnsh was saying enough,

1:01:59

they're not on the same page at all.

1:02:01

Because to think about it, when

1:02:03

you when you try to manipulate the people

1:02:05

and you try to lie to them. See, when

1:02:08

you lie, lies is hard

1:02:10

work. You have to keep up a lot, so that

1:02:12

takes a lot of effort, a lot of hard work too. But

1:02:15

when you're being truthful, when you're just speaking

1:02:17

of how it is, there's no effort involved. You're just speaking

1:02:19

your piece because you know it's true. When

1:02:21

you lie, you had to continue to make up

1:02:24

certain things. You have to keep continuing to you

1:02:26

know, you can't even sleep. And that's what it boiled

1:02:28

down to. But now it's to the point where

1:02:30

people are talking about it even more. And

1:02:32

that's what it's gonna bore down to. What people

1:02:35

continue to talk about it until we fled

1:02:37

them out. I call it smoking them out. That's

1:02:39

what we're doing. We're smoking them out, not only here

1:02:41

in America but in the UK as well too.

1:02:44

And it's time. So he's supposed to be coming

1:02:46

to New York Eddie hearns he

1:02:48

gotta fight with some other fighters, and

1:02:50

he's supposed to be sitting down talking to our

1:02:52

with people and trying to get this fight made

1:02:55

once and for all. So what we'll we'll see between

1:02:57

the weekend or so, we'll

1:02:59

see what happens. What's the time frame like in

1:03:02

terms of like if we don't get this fight by

1:03:05

June, we have to start thinking of another

1:03:07

fight, Like when when is the limit? Because you want

1:03:09

to fight right, like you want to say, at

1:03:12

what point do you go? Well, fund, we gotta go to the next

1:03:14

idea. Um, you know, like

1:03:16

I said, we're meeting with those guys. You

1:03:19

know, we have done everything we

1:03:21

needed to do, the requirement, the requirements

1:03:24

of um offering

1:03:26

and stuff like that. So it's gonna be interesting to

1:03:28

see what's gonna happen this weekend. This weekend ball

1:03:31

on it because you know, like

1:03:33

you were saying, we're not gonna wait. You know, when

1:03:36

you gotta fight, you gotta you gotta keep going. You

1:03:38

know, Um, it's obvious who wants

1:03:40

to fight and who don't wants to fight, and and

1:03:43

um, we gotta keep going. But we're

1:03:45

gonna see what this weekend go. This is supposed to

1:03:47

be this is supposed to be it, you know, playing

1:03:49

around, no nothing, you

1:03:52

know, because it's obvious now you know we they

1:03:54

sent us this low bow offer and

1:03:57

and you know it ain't no games. We ain't

1:03:59

trying to play games. We're trying to make the biggest fight,

1:04:02

biggest heavyweight fight happen in the world.

1:04:05

Right now. Wow, wait with young like

1:04:07

you said, they sent you an offer like where he gets

1:04:09

most of the money basic and they sent me all for a

1:04:11

flat rate of twelve point five Where

1:04:14

you get that. You don't get that, I

1:04:16

don't get no backing, nothing, just what

1:04:18

would get five? He gets everything

1:04:21

else most of Italy eight million, eighty

1:04:23

million of the rest, you know. Yeah,

1:04:26

now listen, this isn't the nineties

1:04:28

with you know, boxing isn't what it is. And

1:04:30

I know he's big overseas, but that's

1:04:33

fucking insane, It's crazy. It's a slave

1:04:35

contract. You do. What champion

1:04:37

in history ever took a flat weight

1:04:39

fight for for a fight of this

1:04:42

magnitude, never so basically

1:04:44

like so, they don't want you to have any of the pay

1:04:46

per view, They get everything else nothing,

1:04:49

They feel they feel that they

1:04:52

feel that he had to do everything. I've done

1:04:54

nothing. This is And keep in mind, I'm America.

1:04:57

I'm the longest reigning champion. You know,

1:04:59

I'm the most assigned and just

1:05:05

had your biggest fight. You had your biggest, most

1:05:07

exciting fighter in Brooklyn. I

1:05:09

just beat the most skillful fighter

1:05:12

in the division period. So

1:05:15

so how far aware are I'm

1:05:17

saying we? How far away are we from?

1:05:19

Like if that that's a shitty offer, like like,

1:05:21

so that's an awfer that says that's

1:05:23

all of you send somebody when you don't want to

1:05:26

fight. I

1:05:28

agree, that's some bullshit. Like you you

1:05:30

know whether or not you know the British

1:05:32

fans and they come out are are are

1:05:34

bigger than the American fans, Like this is

1:05:37

gonna like with British United

1:05:39

States. You just coming off that fight

1:05:42

America, Like there's an opportunity

1:05:44

to hype the ship out of this fight. You deserve

1:05:46

to get your staking this most

1:05:49

definitely. And then they always talk about what

1:05:51

I need to do, I need to do this, I need to do what?

1:05:53

Like, what do you need to do raising profile

1:05:55

or fight? You're on the fucking

1:05:58

and Rappaport Stereo podcast. What more of a fucking

1:06:00

profile. Do you want this is big ship

1:06:02

here man raising profile. I

1:06:04

don't want to talk to this Anthony Joshua guy

1:06:07

who's sucking accent and all that ship. Let

1:06:09

me answer a question. You're for you from tuscal loose and

1:06:11

might pronounced me. Now I've

1:06:13

said this. You're not the first time. This is not the first time

1:06:15

I said it. The British accent doesn't

1:06:18

sound right on a boxer anyway. Like Lennox

1:06:20

was great, he proved me wrong. He was a great

1:06:22

heavyweight champ, and he kicked ass. He made

1:06:24

the British accent sort of cool, sort

1:06:27

of sexy, sort of tough, but in general

1:06:29

British accent like and we want to kick

1:06:31

this fucking guy's most

1:06:33

definitely every bit of that word. Kick his ass,

1:06:36

every bit of it. And that's all I'm trying to do. So

1:06:39

so in terms of a fight, like if if this

1:06:41

fight was supposed to happen, Um, you

1:06:43

know your style, Like what do you respect about

1:06:45

Anthony Joshua as a boxer, Like

1:06:47

what does he offer as as a fighter as

1:06:50

a fighter, as a fighter, you know, I respect

1:06:52

all fighters, every fighter they step in their ring, you

1:06:55

know, they get Mahamost respect just just

1:06:57

for stepping in the ring, because I'm I'm big

1:06:59

gone um um

1:07:02

us fighters stepping in the ring, risking our lives

1:07:04

for what we do. You know, this is not an average job.

1:07:06

What we do. We risk our lives like

1:07:08

literally, and you know I respect

1:07:11

them for that much just getting them getting

1:07:13

in the ring, you know. And but

1:07:16

it seemed like the more and more this

1:07:18

fight is being prolonged, the more and more and more respect

1:07:20

is being lost for these guys, you know, and

1:07:23

especially the way they're carrying themselves, you

1:07:25

know, you know, manipulating people, telling

1:07:27

them false you know, false

1:07:30

statements and saying false ding. You

1:07:32

know, after while people finished the holding

1:07:34

responsible for their things, because they need to start strowing

1:07:37

receipts. You know, if you said you sent

1:07:39

the country show to receipt then you were saying,

1:07:41

we ain't doing show because we're showing it. We're showing every

1:07:43

bit of our receipts. You know that

1:07:46

we sent out the offer, we did this. They never

1:07:48

respond back, they never did this. We got

1:07:51

every proof. It is now it's time for

1:07:53

them the man up and show receipts on everything.

1:07:55

How much money this is being involved?

1:07:57

How since y'all want to brag about so many things.

1:08:00

So the fact, so the proof. You'd

1:08:02

love to see the proof. I want to see this fight. The people

1:08:04

want to see this fight. Think it would be great for boxing. I

1:08:06

think it would be a great event. Um, And

1:08:09

you know, I really hope that happens now, Lewis

1:08:13

Ortiz, this was a great fight. Let

1:08:15

me ask you, what did you learn about

1:08:17

yourself as a boxer being in

1:08:20

deep water with a tricky kg,

1:08:23

tough, gameful guy,

1:08:25

wasn't scared, he came to fight. Like, when

1:08:27

you look back on it's been about four weeks

1:08:29

now, five weeks now since the fight, when you when

1:08:31

you look like, what did you learn about yourself as a boxer,

1:08:34

specifically as a boxer since that

1:08:36

fight? Michael, I'm gonna be honest. You

1:08:39

know, Um, I

1:08:41

didn't learn nothing about myself. I didn't

1:08:43

learn nothing in it. And I know it's it's kind

1:08:45

of funny to say that, but you know, I'm

1:08:48

a type of person that I meditate and I

1:08:50

visualize a lot, especially with my career,

1:08:52

especially with what I'm trying to do and what I learned

1:08:54

to do with how I just run my

1:08:57

life in general, you know, and the

1:08:59

things that I did splayed in the Ortize fight.

1:09:02

I already know I could do, you know, so

1:09:04

it really wasn't proving myself. It

1:09:07

was just proving others wrong. Then they say us

1:09:09

in stay because I know what I'm capable

1:09:11

of. Special. My grandma

1:09:13

said it years ago when I was young. She told

1:09:15

my parents that I was annointed by God.

1:09:18

She wouldn't even let my parents whoop me. You

1:09:20

know, they could not whoop me in front of her. They couldn't

1:09:22

do because she would tell him like he's annoying. He said, brothers

1:09:24

and sisters did they

1:09:27

did? That's

1:09:34

funny. So you know, I

1:09:36

mean, you know my

1:09:39

father man, he he was. He

1:09:41

didn't take no mess, you know, he didn't take

1:09:43

he didn't take that mess, you know, And so he

1:09:45

would discipline us. But you know it was for the

1:09:48

for the great, all good. You know. As

1:09:50

you young, that's what the terms

1:09:52

said. You you don't understand that as a child, but when

1:09:55

you become then you become adult,

1:09:57

you put away child as ways and you see and then

1:09:59

when you go in if you see things for your seven

1:10:01

and with what Grandma used to say, well, your mother used

1:10:03

to say your father, that didn't registered

1:10:06

to you when you become growning

1:10:08

have real problems. You started seeing

1:10:10

what they're talking about. So that fight, I mean,

1:10:12

obviously the seventh round, I mean, the whole fight

1:10:14

was exciting. The fact that it was in Brooklyn. You

1:10:17

know, it's exciting because it's such a new place,

1:10:19

but it's become sort of a home even more than the garden.

1:10:22

Um. You're in there. You guys are

1:10:24

banging. He wasn't scared. He

1:10:27

fought you guys both. You know, you

1:10:29

guys were throwing punches. Um, when

1:10:32

you're going through that, like when you're in there fighting

1:10:36

and and and you're in there with a guy who's fighting

1:10:38

back and and who's obviously like he

1:10:40

he gave it his all, you're giving it his all. Like

1:10:43

what's going through your heads and the and your

1:10:45

head in those moments? Well, and in

1:10:47

those moments, you know, I always try

1:10:49

to stay calm. And then, especially

1:10:51

when it was fighting Louise Ortiz,

1:10:54

I knew that I had to had to be composed.

1:10:56

I knew I had to be patient as well too, because

1:10:59

you know, like I said, talk about one of the most craftiest,

1:11:02

well, ain't go one of the most craftiest

1:11:05

fighter in the heavy division. Then, plus on

1:11:07

the plus side, he's a south Pall, you know,

1:11:09

and you know it was they bring

1:11:12

south Palls, brings a challenge, and I love

1:11:14

to have a challenge. So you know, every

1:11:16

step of the way, you have to think you couldn't

1:11:18

make no mistakes. If you did make a mistakes,

1:11:21

you'll see you see what happens, you

1:11:23

know in the fifth round when I knocked them down. If you

1:11:25

do did make mistakes, you see what happened

1:11:27

to me in the seventh round. You know, if

1:11:30

you did make a mistake, you see what happened

1:11:32

again in the tenth round. So it was a back

1:11:34

and forth fight. What made a great fight.

1:11:36

You know, both two warriors had to had

1:11:38

to really just put on their thinking had and just

1:11:41

really had to had to use the i Q

1:11:43

in the ring to not make the mistakes because

1:11:45

it was it was. It was a crazy fight. Have you watched

1:11:47

the fight since? Oh? Man, I watched it like five

1:11:50

times, man, over and over. It

1:11:52

a trip to watch like that kind of a war, like

1:11:54

for yourself, like being in it. Yeah,

1:11:57

it's it's it's you

1:11:59

know, when I watched my videos

1:12:02

of you know, of me fighting, I tried

1:12:04

to be like a fan, you

1:12:07

know what I'm saying I tried to step outside of Deonte

1:12:09

Wild or the Bronze Bomber, and you

1:12:12

know, I try to be like with Michael,

1:12:14

you know, I tried to be what I tried.

1:12:17

You know, I sit and look at as

1:12:19

if somebody else was looking in, and um,

1:12:22

I get insided. I get inside when I see

1:12:24

certain things. And when I was watching that fight,

1:12:27

you know, I was so excited. Man,

1:12:29

it was like it was like I

1:12:31

know what's going on. But like on the outside

1:12:34

looking at a fan looking in, it's like I'm still

1:12:36

getting those those those

1:12:39

you know, yeah, the legitis right there. Ready fight,

1:12:41

you know, you know, when you ready, you ready to help

1:12:43

somebody out in the ring and stuff like that. Like I was

1:12:45

a true fan outside of myself

1:12:47

looking in and m and it was. It was

1:12:49

a tremendous fight. I think it was a very

1:12:52

interesting fight. Definitely had you

1:12:54

at this had me at the edge of my seat, you

1:12:56

know, just looking at it at home. Every

1:12:58

time I look at it, it's like I get a different

1:13:01

view. I see some different you

1:13:03

know something, the different angles, so many different

1:13:05

secrets in the rings. Something is crazy.

1:13:08

From being the one that the fighter and

1:13:10

then on outside you you try to pick

1:13:12

out different things, but um, I think

1:13:15

you know, it made a great fight for both

1:13:17

of us to be so, you know, so

1:13:20

high in advance in the sport. But challenging

1:13:22

among these others for it is the style,

1:13:26

because they say style makes fight, and

1:13:28

that's true, dude, win. So when you've watched

1:13:30

it and you've seen yourself that fight, like

1:13:32

if you say one one,

1:13:35

uh, the thing that you would have liked to

1:13:37

take back, or if you fought him again,

1:13:40

that you learned I mean, I don't know if you ever fight him again,

1:13:42

but that you learned about your your craft and

1:13:44

your your skill set and your

1:13:46

deficiencies would be like the things that you

1:13:48

took away from watching that fight. I think the things

1:13:52

that I would would have done more

1:13:54

that I took away from the fight with I would have done

1:13:56

more was jab I would have did

1:13:58

more jobs. I think if I would have jabbed

1:14:01

more, I would have been able. I would have

1:14:03

been able to set up more

1:14:05

punches you know coming there. But you

1:14:08

know, on the other hand, I gotta give it to

1:14:10

him as well too. He made it challenging

1:14:12

for me though you know, he made a champ because I knew

1:14:14

every time I throw that he was looking

1:14:16

to counter back, and you know,

1:14:19

and being that. People don't know this though,

1:14:21

but I was sick. I was only like seventies

1:14:23

seventy four percent where you had

1:14:25

a cold I had. I had a severe hair

1:14:28

coat. Um. I had did an event

1:14:31

before I went to New York, back home

1:14:33

for some kids. You know, I love the kids, so I'm

1:14:35

always doing different things for kids. So

1:14:38

I had an event and all the kids I had,

1:14:40

like seventy kids I would don an event for, and

1:14:42

they got me sick. They end up getting me sick. So

1:14:45

I end up going to the fight sick. And

1:14:48

we're so used to I'm so used to like not

1:14:51

being a hundred percent in fights that

1:14:54

I don't even let my team though and stuff

1:14:56

like. They just it's just it's just

1:14:58

like that, you know. So they that I

1:15:01

was They knew that I was sick. They knew I was spinning

1:15:03

up mucus. But it really wasn't nothing

1:15:05

to say. You know, they know Deontae as a war were he gonna

1:15:07

do what he had to do. I was weaking that fight

1:15:09

as well too. So when I got home, I ended

1:15:12

up getting my little, my baby girl sick as

1:15:14

well. To yes, I

1:15:16

felt so bad because she had to go to the doctor.

1:15:18

She had to stay in the house spell for like three or four days.

1:15:21

Yeah, it was. It was bad. She had she couldn't even

1:15:23

breathe. If my wife didn't take it during the time,

1:15:25

the doctor said she could

1:15:27

have been she could have passed away crazy. It

1:15:30

was yeah. So yeah,

1:15:33

well that's good that she Man, I

1:15:35

felt so bad. I felt so bad

1:15:37

after that fight. How does your body feel

1:15:40

after, like, you know, going through

1:15:42

all the training and then going through a fight like that, giving

1:15:45

out punch, just taking off, I mean just completely

1:15:47

give it roll. Like how long does it take for you

1:15:49

to recover from like that? Just like to feel

1:15:51

like back to yourself. They say when a big event

1:15:54

occurs and said it takes the brain three

1:15:56

days to relax and to to

1:15:59

really um uh,

1:16:01

let you know what what went on and stuff like

1:16:04

that. And I think it's you know, it's like that

1:16:06

effect up in the in the in the when

1:16:08

you get finished fighting as well too, Like you

1:16:11

take these you

1:16:13

take months a month or so, six weeks

1:16:15

to a month months at a

1:16:17

time to train for a fight. You

1:16:20

know, you're building your body, you're breaking your body down,

1:16:22

your sacrificing so much, and then when the fight

1:16:24

happens, and then when it's over, it's

1:16:27

still that transformation in your mind

1:16:29

that has that even if you win, Like when you win,

1:16:32

is that I want it's over. I

1:16:34

don't have to train no more, I don't have to get up in the morning

1:16:36

the more. But your body is still it's

1:16:39

still in that that that mold you know

1:16:41

what I'm saying, That training molde. And

1:16:43

after a while it starts to it

1:16:46

starts to come itself down. But that's

1:16:48

when like the soreness and stuff like that, because

1:16:51

the thing about it, you can be in a round one round

1:16:53

fight and in a twelve round fight

1:16:56

and still feel the same effect

1:16:58

of being in the twelve round I got you just because

1:17:00

of the build up for the fight, breaking

1:17:02

your body down trying to build a back up,

1:17:04

and is crazy? Did you feel sore

1:17:07

after that fight? Like like like what is it? Like? Is

1:17:10

it your hands? Is it your jointing, your shoulders? Is

1:17:12

it your nose? Are you like? Oh shop, he hit

1:17:15

me? Like what does it feel like? I mean, I

1:17:17

can't even imagine. And just the adrenaline, like

1:17:19

you said, like the adrenaline is like a whole

1:17:21

other thing that you that you're not even aware

1:17:23

of, like just the whole sort of fight or flight

1:17:26

thing. Yeah, let me the drilling in the

1:17:28

ring, like my

1:17:30

drilling. I think it's it definitely

1:17:33

levels to having the drilling, you

1:17:35

know, but my drilling and rust be so high,

1:17:38

like even if he hit me a

1:17:40

certain way, like certain punches that you would

1:17:42

never feel just like having a drilling drilling out

1:17:44

of the street and you get stabbed you no, no, it

1:17:46

happened until after the fight. It would

1:17:48

be so much of drilling that certain punches

1:17:51

of certain things don't face you don't

1:17:53

hurt you until you you know, you

1:17:55

get that person right on the button. Just like

1:17:58

he hit me with the with the left foot, you know. Um,

1:18:00

although uh when

1:18:02

he hit me with it, although I was good, but

1:18:05

I was still trying to bluff it, like do

1:18:07

you feel it? Like do you when you get hit like that? Is

1:18:10

it? Like? What does that feel

1:18:12

like? The feeling? You know? When

1:18:14

he when he hit me the hook,

1:18:17

that wasn't the points that that really got me. It

1:18:19

was the straight right hand he came at

1:18:21

the hook was the hook got my attention,

1:18:23

But I tried to bluff it. That's why I was pouring, and

1:18:26

that's what I went wrong. I started pouring

1:18:28

like a statue keeping myself out and

1:18:30

I was vulnerable. So you

1:18:32

know, being in the south post, his angle is

1:18:35

right there for me. So I set him up perfectly

1:18:37

to throw his right hand down the paint, which he saw

1:18:40

it. He called the play and he took

1:18:42

advantage of it, and that one hit me. When

1:18:44

he hit me with that, that's when everything is and

1:18:48

that's what you like, that's what's going on. Yeah,

1:18:50

well, when you hit that book when it's because it's a difference

1:18:52

between being hurt and being

1:18:54

buzzed. Every time a fighter

1:18:57

get hit, you know, and get wildly,

1:18:59

people I want say, oh he's hurt, he's hurt, but

1:19:01

you could he could be just buzzed. And being

1:19:03

buzzed is just like everything going around. You're

1:19:06

trying to compose yourself, you're trying to get yourself

1:19:08

back together, you know. And with

1:19:10

ortized, being that he was very

1:19:13

skillful, it felt like

1:19:15

I was in a tornado when he was throwing the combinations.

1:19:18

That's why I was going all over the place. I was

1:19:20

going all over the place. He was him in the

1:19:22

back of the head sometimes like I was going

1:19:24

on the play because you know, I'm

1:19:27

buzzed. I got you. He's in

1:19:29

his combination. So in my mind this

1:19:31

whole time while that was going on, I'm

1:19:34

coaching myself. I'm talking to myself. In my head.

1:19:36

I'm like, Okay, it's okay, calm

1:19:38

down, you gotta punch here, push there, don't

1:19:40

let the reugh shop is. He's gonna stop you if you don't

1:19:43

do nothing. This is what was going through my head the

1:19:45

whole time, like it is

1:19:48

crazy. And by the time the bell rung, you

1:19:50

said, I went right back to my corner. I

1:19:53

answered the bell still before

1:19:55

him. I was using psychology still on him.

1:19:58

You know, in fight you had to think about these

1:20:00

You're conscious like I want to get up show him

1:20:02

I'm not exactly this name of the game.

1:20:04

Even if you have the bluff in this in this

1:20:07

game, that's how you gotta do it to to

1:20:09

gain yourself back, to get yourself back

1:20:11

together. To see when I went back to the to the to

1:20:13

the corner, I was good. You know, people talking

1:20:15

about the five seconds that I had

1:20:18

with the doctor, you know, talking about

1:20:20

that was some extra time, like how is that time

1:20:22

you didn't call him as part of that and

1:20:24

they want it's part of the commission.

1:20:27

And so you know, people say protect

1:20:29

the fighters, protect the fighters, and then they're complaining that

1:20:31

the doctors talking to you. It's like, yo, what do

1:20:33

you want? You want to protect the fighters or complaining

1:20:36

about it? You know, you never you can't serve

1:20:38

anybody anyway, and these are social media idiots

1:20:40

want it's crazy. I mean

1:20:42

that that was, That's what that was the

1:20:45

rules of New York. They

1:20:47

shouldn't make sure everybody that's had

1:20:49

nothing to do with me. And what's five seconds?

1:20:51

You still got a whole three minute in around.

1:20:54

I could understand if it was in the middle of the round

1:20:57

and we just went in it and they calling us

1:20:59

over. But the bell ain't even wrong yet. It's

1:21:01

still three minutes. This man still had a

1:21:03

whole two round. He had the eight

1:21:06

and the ninth to do what he had to do. You

1:21:08

know, that's six minutes right until

1:21:11

I got him out of the team. So, you know, I

1:21:13

don't want to hear you know, people gonna make excuses people

1:21:15

everybody and people. You know, it's funny

1:21:17

here and you talk now and you said a vander

1:21:20

from there, I hear the similar Tuscaloose,

1:21:22

Gas, which is it was a bugged out acci

1:21:25

um. All right, so let me ask

1:21:27

you this. So another guy who's an interesting

1:21:29

guy. He seems to be he has a problem

1:21:32

with the booker sugar Tyson Fury.

1:21:35

This guy's he was, he was, he had a good

1:21:37

fight. Then he's off the fucking rails,

1:21:39

totally off the fucking rail. This guy's way

1:21:41

out there, and you know now he's talking

1:21:44

about wanting to fight. Is this somebody

1:21:46

if the Joshua fight doesn't happen

1:21:49

that because that seems like because he talks

1:21:51

a lot of ship, he's another British guy.

1:21:53

He's see British or Scottish, Irish British.

1:21:57

I mean, is that somebody that would potentially be a

1:21:59

plan be if if you don't get the josh your fight

1:22:02

now now, Tyson wouldn't be a plan b um.

1:22:05

He just now back in the game. I

1:22:07

think you gotta fight coming up in June. So

1:22:10

he said he want to take maybe four tune

1:22:12

ups some before. He's just really

1:22:14

getting there with the big boys. Because

1:22:17

when I fight Tyson, I want to be able to get

1:22:19

my full credit. I never able

1:22:22

to get my full credit from nobody's always

1:22:25

uh, he always excuse me. You don't

1:22:27

want it to be like, oh, he's washed up, he's

1:22:29

on the have a get

1:22:31

a good winning streak. I got you, and

1:22:34

then jump in there, which me and him

1:22:36

gotta make it happen. As long as I'm in the sport,

1:22:38

as long as he's in the sport, that's always

1:22:40

gonna be a possibility of me

1:22:42

and him fight. But he gotta get his mind right and let's

1:22:44

see if he's if he's gonna be consistent most

1:22:46

definitely, cause when I whip his as, I want to get full

1:22:49

credit, you know, I want to say he did it, he came back,

1:22:51

he did it. I'm about to swipe out the whole division,

1:22:53

trust me good. Wherever in the world I'm about

1:22:55

to swipe out, I'm gonna hold it down in America. If I had

1:22:57

to travel to other countries, I'm gonna

1:23:00

on that bad young whoop that their their Countrymen's

1:23:02

asked and come back to America. The unifying

1:23:05

of the heavyweight. How many belts are there? It's

1:23:07

like fifty belts divisions

1:23:11

like can you can you? And I'm not trying to put

1:23:13

you on this podcause I can't. Can you name all the divisions

1:23:15

of heavyweight, Like it's hard to This is

1:23:18

another thing with the fans that it's hard

1:23:20

to keep track, like how many fucking belts are there? How

1:23:22

many divisions are there? Man, I've been sending

1:23:24

for years. Man, it's it's only

1:23:27

in boxing. There's one NBA, there's one NFL.

1:23:30

Boxing w b A, WBC

1:23:32

CB. I mean, everything starts with the w

1:23:35

IS. At at least you got the w BC,

1:23:37

the w B O, the w b A, the i b

1:23:40

F and the i B OH. But there's only four majors.

1:23:42

It's only four major bells, and which

1:23:45

the WBC is the most prestigious, most

1:23:48

well known, better than all of boxing, all the champions,

1:23:50

that's what I have. So you got the WBC, the

1:23:52

w b A, the w B O, and

1:23:55

the ib F. It's the four major

1:23:57

that's how you unify, you know what I mean.

1:23:59

So and who has the other three? He

1:24:03

has the other three? So going back

1:24:05

to him, this is this is this

1:24:07

is where think that is what makes this fight so

1:24:10

special, so remarkable, you know what I

1:24:12

mean. You haven't had an undispute

1:24:14

champion since Lennox Lewis and I was

1:24:16

back in two thousand and four. You

1:24:19

know, like this this fight between me and him,

1:24:22

can we can make history, We can break

1:24:24

break records. You know, we can do something

1:24:26

in different things with this fight. You know, because

1:24:29

people want it now, excited about

1:24:31

it now. You don't want this to be a pack y'all and

1:24:33

and Mayweather type of

1:24:35

situation. We're heavy with loses it's

1:24:37

lost and loses it. You know a lot of people

1:24:40

are starting you know a lot of people are seeing what they're

1:24:42

doing. They're starting to lose entries. Like you know, they

1:24:44

aren't we see what the deal is. They don't want to

1:24:46

fight. Don't want to fight? Man, Come

1:24:49

on, now, you you talk a lot about meditating.

1:24:51

Do you actually sit and meditate? And

1:24:54

you know, like or is it in your head? Like what do

1:24:56

you mean when you talk about meditating two different

1:24:58

ways? You know, some times sometimes

1:25:01

I can just sit be alone, you

1:25:03

know, Uh, I can have candles

1:25:07

and stuff like that. Um.

1:25:09

I do that a lot when I'm in in my Atlanta

1:25:11

home because you know, I got a nice cavview

1:25:14

and um you know, when I'm alone, I

1:25:17

do I get uh, I get the best out of it.

1:25:20

But I also can I also can

1:25:22

just I don't have to have the candles and don't

1:25:24

have to have the time like I can be with my wife or

1:25:27

the kids and stuff like that, but I can be in

1:25:29

my I can be like separate

1:25:31

in my own little space, in my own love environment,

1:25:34

and I can take myself away from

1:25:37

let me how I put. I can take myself away from

1:25:39

reality what's going on? Like you really like,

1:25:43

yeah, I can really zone out. I can

1:25:45

really zone out of myself, you know

1:25:47

what I mean, and get into certain things or

1:25:49

whatever to the point where I can get so focused

1:25:51

to the point where I don't know what's going on around. She

1:25:54

can be talking to me, but I'm not answering

1:25:56

until I come back into my my

1:25:58

farm. And it's a powerful thing.

1:26:01

That's why I tell people meditation is it's

1:26:03

a mind a society. It's strengthened your mind.

1:26:05

And the more and more you do it, the more and more

1:26:07

you become connect with it, and you can you

1:26:10

can be in tune with yourself and just

1:26:12

focus out and do that. I do it a lot. You

1:26:14

know, I've been doing this since two thousand and eight. Is it

1:26:16

something that you practice that you learned, like,

1:26:18

did you study it like or is it like what is

1:26:21

your take on it. Well. I got it from the Olympics.

1:26:23

I wasn't. I was a two thousand and eight Olympian. Um.

1:26:26

I was the only one to medal and do it

1:26:28

all in the year. I'm um. Um.

1:26:30

I came up in a year and a half and medal

1:26:32

all in the same in the same um,

1:26:35

in the same ram of doing things. You

1:26:37

know, I wasn't an amateur loan and I

1:26:39

learned that the meditation formation

1:26:42

UM in the Olympics. You know, I took it very

1:26:44

serious. Um. It was

1:26:47

a certain thing that we did, I think every Tuesdays

1:26:50

or every Wednesday. They were they were practicing

1:26:52

like it was part of the training. Yes, it was part of

1:26:54

the training. It's part of the preparation

1:26:56

going to the Olympics. And you weren't just taking a nap

1:26:59

like every It's something that resonated. I took it

1:27:01

very seriously because it was interesting to my life.

1:27:03

It was something that was new to me, and I was like, let

1:27:06

me try that. I know a lot of other guys brusted off,

1:27:09

but it was something new to me and I want to really

1:27:11

like really try it out. And I thank god

1:27:13

that I did it. Really it really helps

1:27:15

me out, not only just in the sport wild, but just

1:27:18

in life in general. You know, just just to

1:27:20

find peace within yourself because

1:27:22

pieces one of the things that's so hard to find.

1:27:24

You know, you can be, you can be

1:27:26

so many places, you can see so many

1:27:29

faces and be among so many things, but

1:27:32

where can you find piece? A lot of people can't find bleats

1:27:34

peace. And that's when I go back home to Alabama

1:27:37

and stuff like that. I got a nice home

1:27:39

right there by the lake and Alabama. Yeah,

1:27:41

I get all my piece. Man when that when it's getting hectic

1:27:44

or when I want to be away from

1:27:46

people like, we go down there, we see

1:27:48

it. We enjoy itself down there. When we

1:27:50

want to go have fun and go turn off, we come to

1:27:53

the Atlanta's, we come to l A and

1:27:55

stuff like that, and we'll be able to do it.

1:27:57

We'll be we were able to do what we want to do. That's

1:28:00

dope. That's dope.

1:28:02

Um uh. As far

1:28:04

as uh Twitter, now,

1:28:07

I've I've had my own ship on Twitter.

1:28:10

Everybody has their own ship on Twitter. You

1:28:12

had one of the most infamous situations

1:28:15

on Twitter, and at some point I would like to

1:28:17

maybe probably have hire you to take

1:28:20

on this sort of thing. You had a guy talking

1:28:23

all kinds of shit onto I

1:28:25

have motherfucker's talking all kinds of ships. But this guy

1:28:27

is talking ship to a boxer

1:28:30

six ft seven. The bronze mom is talking

1:28:32

all I'm not gonna say this motherfucker's name,

1:28:34

talking all kinds of wild ship. I

1:28:37

want to kick your ass, I want to do this, threats

1:28:39

on your family, all sorts of ship.

1:28:42

I mean, he was really going at it. He really wanted

1:28:44

that, he wanted that action. You

1:28:47

gave him that action. Tell

1:28:49

me without saying this fucking guy's name, walk

1:28:52

me through how this happened, and then the videotape

1:28:55

is it's gorgeous. I mean, it's like

1:28:57

a dream come true, like to actually

1:28:59

have a dude like talk shit,

1:29:02

to actually be able to like everything is signed,

1:29:04

sealed and delivered, like it's like you're signing way your

1:29:06

rights and then like you're talking shit. I'm

1:29:09

here, let's get it popping. And I

1:29:11

felt like, you know, you and your

1:29:13

guys let him off the hook almost definitely,

1:29:15

like I mean you you caught him a few times, but he

1:29:18

like he didn't get caught the way he should have caught. So how

1:29:20

did this happen? What year did it happen? How did it

1:29:22

happen, and how did it actually get to where

1:29:24

like you met up and gave

1:29:26

him that that quick work, that quick easy

1:29:28

work. This happened.

1:29:31

It happened like, let

1:29:34

I didn't even have my tired I got my tile back

1:29:36

in two thousand and fifteen. It's

1:29:38

fourteen. Yeah, probably two thousand

1:29:40

and fourteen, I would say, go away about two thousand

1:29:43

and fourteen. Mm,

1:29:45

two thous four, I would say two four, two fifteen,

1:29:47

but most closely to two thousand fourteen.

1:29:50

Man, it's dude, man, he would every day like

1:29:52

it was like every day, like you

1:29:55

know, he would be all up in my and my

1:29:57

d ms and you know, talking

1:29:59

crazy easy and stuff like you know, which

1:30:02

you know, when you when your public figure, you gotta

1:30:04

you gotta you know, you

1:30:06

gotta be tough, you know, especially

1:30:08

with social media man, because you know it's

1:30:11

so unusual, like it's one thing to say you suck

1:30:13

your bumb but

1:30:15

then you're like for a guy to challenge

1:30:18

a fighter like I could, Like honestly,

1:30:20

Deonte, I could. People ask me to fight all

1:30:22

the time off of Twitter all the

1:30:24

fucking time, Like I'm like, why

1:30:27

you want to fight? Like they all the time from all

1:30:29

over the country. Like and I'm just not

1:30:31

even like I'm like it's crazy, but like I

1:30:33

get that you want to fight me, but the actually

1:30:36

want to fight you is some other ship.

1:30:38

Well, you know, some people talk

1:30:40

to talk but can't walk the wall, you know, especially

1:30:43

when they're dealing with the keyboard when you have keyboard

1:30:45

warbs. Some people just want to attention,

1:30:47

you know, they are right certain things and

1:30:50

they feel like the most disgusting,

1:30:53

the most irritating thing, the

1:30:55

thing that want to that that that that

1:30:58

that pick your brain or your nerve, that's

1:31:00

what they want. They want to they want to hurk your nerve, you

1:31:02

know, and I don't give it to them. But

1:31:05

when you talk about family, when you talk about

1:31:08

my kids, and because he was talking about

1:31:10

taping my daughter's mouth and something.

1:31:13

And keep in mind like when people talks to me and

1:31:15

they tell me a story, like I'm a visual

1:31:18

type of person, Like I'm so used to

1:31:20

because of the meditation part visually,

1:31:22

Like I'm like, if you told me something, the story,

1:31:24

like I visualize it and running

1:31:27

like a movie in my head. I still understand

1:31:29

you better what you're coming from. And when

1:31:31

he's talking about taping my daughter mouth. So I said,

1:31:33

okay, I see my daughter in this chair. She

1:31:36

got her arms taped up and he

1:31:38

taping them out with black tape. And it reminds

1:31:40

me of when she was going to the doctors and they

1:31:43

were sticking like this needer in her and she was reaching

1:31:45

for me, and I couldn't do nothing because

1:31:48

I mean, she's at the doctor. But you know,

1:31:50

as a father, you'd be like, you want to help your child,

1:31:52

you know, because they're in pain. So that

1:31:55

came back to me as well, to when you're

1:31:57

doing it. And I could just feel myself like I'm

1:31:59

gonna him. I'm gonna get him. And in that point

1:32:01

when I told her, like I'm coming to see you, you

1:32:03

don't cry, then he started being you know, um

1:32:06

using um uh, very

1:32:09

being very racist and stuff like that. So like,

1:32:11

I'm coming to get to see He didn't think I was coming

1:32:13

because at this time, I'm coming from Alabama,

1:32:16

he alloway in l A and stuff, so he don't

1:32:18

he didn't think, you know, I ain't

1:32:20

even to travel all the way up prayer and this isn't

1:32:22

So he continued on, so which you

1:32:25

know, I got my I got my crew together my

1:32:27

film guy and I brought one of my my

1:32:29

my I only had my film guy and

1:32:32

one of my trainers. Um did we

1:32:34

have to like sign something to it, and we got we

1:32:36

got all that together. I had I had to come up, I was saying,

1:32:38

because I know I was coming. I was coming

1:32:40

for sure, but I didn't want. I didn't want my emotions

1:32:43

to get the best of me, because it almost did at

1:32:45

one point of time. You know, a lot of people people see

1:32:47

the funny part about it, but they don't see the

1:32:50

whole thing. And then we got the whole tape,

1:32:53

you know, I mean, you got the whole table because it

1:32:55

almost went they almost went left for

1:32:57

the for the for the worst, you know

1:32:59

what I mean. But I had to keep my composure.

1:33:02

You know. Basically I knew I was I

1:33:04

was about to be champion, basically, and

1:33:06

I didn't want to. I didn't want to risk nothing. I

1:33:08

know, the devil was on one side and the angel I

1:33:11

got, you

1:33:13

know, And so we made

1:33:15

sure that um, I needed

1:33:17

a contract. I may sure my lawyer Rope

1:33:19

got up signing and to protect

1:33:22

me because so there's no like this like this is

1:33:24

in the street fight, like it's like this is like an agreed

1:33:27

thing. Yeah, you know we were in the gym, we got

1:33:29

gloves on. You know, this is

1:33:31

this is competition. This is ain't no street thing

1:33:34

right right, So it's everything's legalized, correct,

1:33:36

Everything was legal See a lot of people don't do that.

1:33:38

But I had to think. I had to really think. I'm like, I

1:33:40

don't want to. And you're a boxer. It's not like you're just like

1:33:43

an actor or whatever. So when

1:33:45

this fucking guy like when

1:33:47

when when you saw him in front of you, like can you

1:33:49

get there? And like You're like, are you just like, were

1:33:51

you surprised that he actually like showed up

1:33:55

actually, because I'm surprised. He told me

1:33:57

what he told me where he was at. He said

1:33:59

it was at l A Fitness And I

1:34:01

remember us meeting up at l A Fitness

1:34:04

and then when he I'm like, yo, I'm

1:34:06

here. You know, he still didn't believe

1:34:08

that I was here. He didn't believe I was there, you

1:34:10

know, he thought it was all games and stuff. So he actually

1:34:13

came out and to see

1:34:15

his face when when

1:34:18

he saw when you saw when he saw your oh

1:34:22

was it like was he like, oh, ship, I really know what

1:34:24

it's I really know what it looks like for a

1:34:26

person to see a ghost. You know, he

1:34:29

really he was. He thought he saw the

1:34:31

Oyes with Buck. He like, he said,

1:34:34

I don't know where he said, oh ship, I didn't you know he

1:34:36

was coming for real? You know, I like, yeah,

1:34:38

I'm here, you know, let's let's let's

1:34:40

you know, I'm here. So of course we couldn't

1:34:42

do it in the l A fitness you know what I mean. And

1:34:44

I'm trying to play it off. I'm so heated and

1:34:47

we're in front of other places. You wanted to funk him

1:34:49

up like you wanted to him

1:34:51

upright. I wanted,

1:34:54

oh my goodness, right there

1:34:56

on spot man,

1:34:59

right on the spot. But I had to keep my

1:35:01

compos you know, I'm an inspiring actor, so you know, I

1:35:03

had to keep I

1:35:09

had to keep my composing. And and it was it was

1:35:11

it was crazy because like I'm lad,

1:35:13

like I'm laughing with you and stuff like you ain't going like yeah,

1:35:15

let's go, Brond, let's still you know what I'm saying. But inside

1:35:18

it was like and

1:35:20

you came here like for I mean, there's other things

1:35:22

going on, but you so so so. And then

1:35:25

how soon after that did you actually like the

1:35:27

film that's online that you're like in gloves

1:35:29

and you're like fighting. So once,

1:35:31

um, once, we wasn't able to do nothing in l

1:35:34

a fitting because they didn't have no gym. They

1:35:36

didn't have the right requirement things what I

1:35:38

was looking for. So we went to another gym.

1:35:41

It was another gym down the street. Um that stays

1:35:43

open for a little bit. I can't even think of the name

1:35:45

of it. I wish he had been in the ring, Like, why weren't

1:35:47

you guys in the ring. Well, we started in the ring at

1:35:50

first, and then he tried to sucker

1:35:52

punch me. I sucker punch

1:35:54

me. He tried to suck a punch. He tried

1:35:57

to sucker punch me, and but he his attempt

1:35:59

wasn't he failed,

1:36:02

you know, I end up slipping out of the way and end

1:36:04

up actually popping him. And then that's

1:36:06

when he got out of the ring. He tried

1:36:09

to run out the door before you got Yeah,

1:36:11

because that's his whole big thing. He tries to

1:36:14

set this thing up and get his whoever femine

1:36:16

for him. He tried to sneak you out

1:36:18

of nowhere to get to get a sucker

1:36:20

punch out of you. And then that's that's all he

1:36:22

wants that I see, I got

1:36:26

you, I got you all

1:36:28

games to him, you know, fucking nuts.

1:36:30

Yeah, man, so uh were

1:36:32

enough enough? You know we're like, nah,

1:36:35

you know, end up catching him before he can got to that door.

1:36:38

No no no no no no no no, let's get

1:36:40

on. But he you caught him, but like I wish

1:36:42

you'd caught him more like you know, yeah, I'll

1:36:44

tell you what that the upper cut that I did. That

1:36:47

was, you know, the whole situation,

1:36:49

like because when I packed my gloves, like

1:36:51

I packed all my gloves. I packed

1:36:54

every time, make sure I had everything ready,

1:36:57

you know, for my gyms because I was gonna work out while

1:36:59

you know I'm I'm around that's well my

1:37:01

other people's jam um

1:37:03

so but you know I'm made sure I had everything.

1:37:06

But it wasn't then, but the grace of God, man, you

1:37:08

know, I end up packing

1:37:11

two left hand gloves and

1:37:13

my power hands right here. So this glove

1:37:15

was all rose or it's facing the opposite

1:37:17

when you were fighting him to

1:37:20

left hand. That's funny. So

1:37:23

it was crazy because I think about it, like when

1:37:25

I did the upper cut. Yeah, that would

1:37:27

have ended when he was like, like when

1:37:30

he was on the ground, gave very I put everything

1:37:32

in there. It's

1:37:35

better than it didn't. But I mean, I'm glad. I wish

1:37:38

it had but it's probably better than you've

1:37:40

ever seen a golf club here

1:37:42

in the golf ball off right, that's

1:37:45

what it would have been like, you know, that

1:37:47

was that was fucking crazy. You

1:37:50

said you're aspiring actor. Who

1:37:53

were some of the actors? What are your some of your movies

1:37:55

that you're like, what are you some of your go to movies? Man, there's

1:37:57

many grades. Man, you seem

1:37:59

like a you do because you're you're I'm

1:38:02

always laughing out See. That's the thing about

1:38:04

people always like stereotyping fighters

1:38:06

and think we're crazy thinking we want to fight

1:38:09

all the time, think thinking

1:38:11

thinking like we always ready to fight. But

1:38:13

with some of the most lovable people like we always

1:38:16

want to have fun. We're always looking to have fun. Of

1:38:19

course we have that that that thing

1:38:21

on us that if trouble comes out our way, we're

1:38:23

able to That's the only special thing

1:38:25

about being a fighter, mother than that we be

1:38:28

just like any other people who my

1:38:31

favorite actors, you know, uh got

1:38:33

Denzel Washington I got uh Will

1:38:37

Smith, I got Leonardo Caprio.

1:38:40

That's just the name of you. You know. I definitely

1:38:42

kept up with those guys um in

1:38:45

the movies and stuff like that. Well, what

1:38:47

about boxing movies? What could

1:38:54

you could you cry? Like

1:38:56

if if you were like if you were to act, Like, do you think

1:38:59

you could cry? Like you could do it? Like

1:39:02

like just to bring it up like I can see, yeah,

1:39:05

yeah, because what I do I think about it's

1:39:09

crazy. Just when I said that, I can see I

1:39:11

can see I can see I can see you doing

1:39:13

that even sometimes I talk about right,

1:39:18

I can't help it, you know what I mean? All right,

1:39:20

I like that. I can see you being an actor.

1:39:23

You have to like I mean at first people, I mean you

1:39:25

could you could play against type and

1:39:28

like, you know how sort of the way lebron was

1:39:30

in that whatever that movie he was in, I can't remember what

1:39:32

it was, where he played sort of like a goof

1:39:34

the goofy friend. You could play

1:39:36

that. Of course, you could play the ass kicker, you

1:39:39

know. But I can

1:39:41

see you playing against type, like you know, you could

1:39:43

be you know, like someone

1:39:45

who looks like an ass kicker but who's crying

1:39:47

all the time or something like that. But

1:39:50

you got plenty of more fighting due. Um, I'm

1:39:52

gonna I'm not gonna keep you much longer. Walk

1:39:55

me through when you're in the throes

1:39:57

of training, in the

1:40:00

and the hardest days. Walk me through

1:40:03

a day of training when you're you're deep in it,

1:40:05

Like what time you wake up? What your day

1:40:07

is? Like? Okay, because this is something

1:40:09

that I'm never gonna do, but I like to, you know, imagine

1:40:12

that I would do some minds and you know, I'm

1:40:14

probably the only fighter that you'll

1:40:16

probably meet that my regissments is not

1:40:18

as thick as other fighters. You

1:40:21

know, what I do in campus stuff is is

1:40:24

is totally different from other fighters. Give

1:40:26

it to me. Get the hardest day,

1:40:29

like like the like, shit, the

1:40:31

hardest day. We'll wake up in the morningtime. Um,

1:40:35

we'll wake up in the morningtime. We'll be there around

1:40:37

about ten. What

1:40:40

I thought, there's like four am. You see pictures,

1:40:42

So like I'll leave running like it's like you know, so

1:40:45

you so you're not waking up at like six am.

1:40:47

Keep in mind, I'm not a morning person. No

1:40:50

ship. Every day I wake up around about

1:40:52

a twelve or one o'clock every

1:40:54

day, So nine or ten.

1:40:56

It's like that's like four am for you unless

1:40:58

I got something going on whatever. But you know we'll

1:41:01

get like nine, you know that's early for me.

1:41:03

Nine and ten. We'll get up. I get with my

1:41:05

strength and training coach. Uh,

1:41:08

and we do what what do we do that we're doing? We're

1:41:10

doing we're living weights. First, we were on the

1:41:12

track, you know what I mean with my conditioning coach.

1:41:15

We're on the track. We're going over agilities.

1:41:18

You know, we're doing different feetwork stuff

1:41:22

for as the track work. We're

1:41:24

doing sprints and stuff like. We don't believe it. I

1:41:26

don't run. You don't need like really,

1:41:29

we don't. We don't do that. We don't. That's

1:41:32

that's old school, not even none at

1:41:34

all. You're not doing like five miles. I

1:41:38

don't dromp rope and I don't run. I

1:41:40

don't dump rope nor doing camp. I

1:41:42

can't, but I don't enjoy it. I'm too

1:41:44

tall. I mean, you know

1:41:47

I can do it. Uh, fairly,

1:41:49

well, I don't. I don't need it.

1:41:51

Okay, so many other things, even with jogging, See,

1:41:54

jogging is harmful to your knees, especially

1:41:57

with roadworks. And you're six seven

1:42:00

six seven, just imagine every time you walk,

1:42:02

even when you walk, at some point of time where

1:42:04

you on one feet and on your body weight

1:42:06

goes on one peet. What it is just a split

1:42:09

second, you know. So even with running,

1:42:11

you you you're you're harming your knees. So

1:42:14

if I do any type of running

1:42:16

or somebody sprints, are

1:42:19

we doing stuff in the water or sand? You

1:42:21

know, a treadmill because water and sand,

1:42:23

especially wartern sand is twelve percent

1:42:26

twelve more effective than win so

1:42:28

it actually makes you stronger and faster, you

1:42:31

know, when your coordination running and stuff. So we

1:42:33

don't do no jogging and stuff. And uh, once

1:42:35

I get finished with that with the track,

1:42:38

I go straight to the strip strength, my strength

1:42:40

and training. Um we

1:42:43

get into the weights. You know, depends

1:42:45

on what we're um that day that we're

1:42:47

looking for is the up about or lower body? You

1:42:49

know, we go hard on both and then

1:42:52

um, after that we're go get us a good

1:42:54

meal and get ready for the evening time. And

1:42:56

then in the evening it consists of uh,

1:43:00

sparring and mitwork. That's what I don't.

1:43:02

I don't. I don't really do heavy bag,

1:43:04

I don't really do speedbag.

1:43:07

I don't do no gener roads. My whole

1:43:09

training consists of uh,

1:43:12

sparring and mitwork ship and like

1:43:14

when you're sparring, because you're a big dude. I mean

1:43:16

for heavyweights in general, it's gotta gotta be

1:43:18

hard to find sparring partners.

1:43:21

When you're sparring, who are you sparring

1:43:23

against? And how many rounds

1:43:26

in your thickest training are you sparring?

1:43:28