Episode 8

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23rd Sep 2024

Disney Adults, Death Row Meals, & Awkward Acting: Breaking Free with Unquestionable!

n this jam-packed episode of Unquestionable, the boys are back with a wild mix of topics and conversations! We dive into the phenomenon of Disney adults, the strange allure of KFC as a death row meal, and the pet peeves that just grind our gears. You’ll hear us debate legendary athletes versus entertainers, cringe at awkward celebrity acting attempts, and get nostalgic over Disney trips and high school tales. Plus, we end on a hilarious note with a karaoke performance of Breaking Free from High School Musical. It’s an episode filled with laughs, hot takes, and a whole lot of randomness!

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Did y'all see that meme? I don't know how many people out there saw this meme. It was like, uh, some, some Disney adults, but it was like a video about like all these fat white women. No offense, no offense, no offense.

Hey, respectfully, it was a video about these Disney adults and there was some fat white women, but their hacks as to not chafe. We're back y'all with the Unquestionable Boys. We're here to get it popping.

Got some good topics, good segments. We're missing the boy Kev today. You know, he's out and about having a good vacation.

We're going to hear from him when on the next week's episode, I hear about his trip and we're going to get it started. Here we go. You know, you got yours truly boy beat.

We're with the beautiful Bucci. Pickle Rick. Big Chris in the house.

What's going on? Yeah. Yes, sir. We're here.

We're here. How you guys doing? What's going on? Doing good. Everybody, everybody Pickle Rick.

Talk to me. Let me know. Shout out to Kev though, man.

He's out in Hawaii for his wedding. Yeah, that's right. Yeah.

Congrats. Congrats. We're sending our love out to a wahoo with the fam.

He's out there at the Disney resort. That guy, huh? Yeah, man. That's one thing about it on the Disney resort.

One thing about Disney too. It's like it's a pet peeve of my angle. Like Disney's going through it right now, bro.

No offense to Kevin, no friends with the cab, but like just Disney, Disney adults, man. How you feel about Disney? I hate this. How crazy is you into Disney like that? Like, okay, don't get me wrong.

Let me be hella transparent, bro. I do like Disneyland. I love Disneyland.

I'll go there as a grown ass adult, grown ass man, bro. I'll go there and I'll have my good time and I'll have fun. You know what I'm saying? But when I'm seeing all these motherfuckers like going crazy over the ears and shit and like, you got to get in your outfit and you got every season.

Yeah. You go every season. I'm sorry.

Get a life respectfully. Get a life. I'm sorry.

It's like Anaheim is not all that, man. No, there's more to it. Like where else do you go other than Disneyland? There's more to it.

Downtown Disney. Where do you go to eat? Like, fucking Jack in the Box? That's what it seemed like. Goddamn.

And they don't even have the ESPN Center. Oh, it's not there no more? The ESPN Center was lit, though. They don't have Rainforest Cafe.

That's how long? None of that. No, of course, Rainforest Cafe. I swear, bro.

They don't have none of it. Disney going through it right now, bro. What's their story? So, like a few years ago, I guess there was this couple, a wife and a husband that went out there to Disneyland and the fucking wife died because they ate at a restaurant in Downtown Disney.

Oh, no. And they served her something she was allergic to. Yeah, some nut allergy or something.

How long ago was this? While or recent? It was like at least two, three years ago. Oh, shit. And then so the husband is trying to sue them right now.

And then why did Disney's lawyers come over here and say, sorry, when you signed up for Disney Plus and you agreed to the terms and agreement. You agreed to no arbitration against Disney? Disney filed an arbitration claim towards it. It's the wildest fucking approach that you could ever think of, bro.

That's like a loophole of all loopholes right there, huh? Yeah, so it's wild. I'll nerd out for y'all real quick. But so right now, since the Deadpool movie just came out at Disneyland Resorts and the parks and shit, they got a Deadpool character out there like doing the little shows and shit like he's telling jokes or whatever whatnot.

And he just made a joke saying some, some, some. Oh, yeah, someone was supposed to be here, but they're running late because he had to read all the terms and agreements. Oh, damn.

And so people are feeling some type of way saying, oh, that's too soon. It ain't even funny. You know what I'm saying? When in actuality, most likely he was making fun of Disney for even making that claim.

But at the end of the day, everyone's like, bro, someone died over that. Why are you even joking about it right now? It's barely coming to light. That's crazy, though.

The worst part about that shit too is, bro, imagine it's your wife. And guess what this lawsuit is over? 50 grand. Oh, Jiminy, are you serious? Yeah, because I would want like a couple.

I want 20 bands. Put a number on someone's life, let alone your spouse. It's some like small ass amount or something like that.

Like not even throw him a bone. Yeah, not even surmountable to somebody's life. And it's like, bro.

Well, exhibit A, Disney adults. Did y'all see that meme? I don't know how many people out there saw this meme. It was like some, some Disney adults, but it was like a video about like all these fat white women.

And no offense, no offense. No offense, I respect. There was a video about these Disney adults and it was some fat white women.

And it was like a video of them going around, whatever, whatever. But their hacks as to not chafe. And it was like not where you would think, like it was on their ankles and their feet and shit.

And there's like a viral video of this? Yeah, bro, it's crazy. They're going through it, bro. I'll tell you what.

Disney's for everyone, man. What are you going to do? Disney's for everyone. But that's what I will say is like, I understand why people enjoy it.

Some people, it's more understandable than others. Like I went to school in Orange County, so I knew a lot of people who had like yearly passes, you know, and they would go all the time, but they lived across the street. So that makes a little more sense.

That's crazy. I knew, I knew people that went to school and they had, I was like, really? That's the thing to do, huh? It's like the normal thing out there. So like that makes a little more sense, especially when you go with friends or you know what I'm saying? Like, that's something you enjoy doing.

I can see it, yeah. But at the same time, I think what you're categorizing is more of these Disney adults that like. Just fan out crazy.

Yeah, they're just pin collecting, like they're saving up till their next Disney trip. I'm about to say, I'll tell you what, like. Which still is respectable.

And then they go to the Jack Skeleton fucking tattoos. Yeah, yeah. The adults that you're describing, it's like, okay, there's a difference.

There's like people like us that like just Disney. Enjoy Disney, yeah. You enjoy it because it's nostalgic, you know what I'm saying? It brings you back as a kid.

And then there's the people that are like, oh, yeah, I fuck with California Adventure. You can get a little bit of alcohol there. You can go on some real rides like it's lit.

And then you get the Disney adults. And it's like the whole time they're at Disneyland. They're like waiting for the Pirates of the Caribbean.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. And it's like, for those of you that don't know, they're waiting for like the weakest rides in the park. And they're spending three hours there.

And they're like, let me show you the hack on how to not wait three hours for the fucking swing ride. It's a small world. Oh, my God.

No tips on how to get into. It's a small world. Tell you what, respectfully, though.

But yeah, Disney adults is for sure one of my pet peeves. I'll tell you right now. What else you guys got? What are what are some more? You know, the older you get, you got some pet peeves.

The older I get, the more I hate people that lie, bro. It's like people that lie. But OK, so let me clarify.

It's like people that lie. And it's like you just barely met them. But like it's clear that, OK, you're lying right now.

You know what I'm saying? Like, oh, you got you've seen it respectfully. Like, it's like you're feeling it. I know you're not.

You didn't do or you didn't like that's what you're saying. It ain't true, bro. And you're still like and I'd be like, oh, no, my line is what that is like.

It's like, damn, that's crazy. I'm like, damn, that's crazy. And I look at him and see how to respond.

Maybe not. Yeah, I like gassing them up. Like when you catch it, you just gas and like, yeah.

And, you know, because they're like, oh, I got them now. Like, let me real a minute. I'm just like, come on, bro.

Oh, shit. No way. Yeah, I did.

I love doing that. No, no shit, bro. Just gas and I'm like, yeah, I swear to God, it's the worst.

It's the worst, though, when it's like a story that even if it was true, it wouldn't even impress you anyway. So why are you telling me this? Like, you know, some shit about a girl or something. I hate those ones.

I hate those stories, bro. You are a liar, bro. Cool, dawg.

Like, even if it was true, bro, I don't care. The shit about the girls when they be saying shit like that. I'd be like, dude, no fucking shit.

I'm like, really, bro? You did? You, you, you did? Bruh. Ay, bruh, bruh, bruh, go on, bro. I believe you.

That's what's up right there. Ay, no way. You better write that down somewhere.

You better go tell him about it, bro. Go tell him. And it's like, it's like when you're younger and shit.

Like, I remember we, we went on that Bahamas trip and we, we would do like little lies just because we thought it would be funny. Like, we would go up to people and be like, oh yeah, we're going to a different college than we were going to. Yeah, that's a different story.

I've done that, I've done that. It's like, it's like, but you grow out of that too. Like, I would never go on a trip now and be like, oh, say some, some shit that's not true.

Like, I'm gonna just tell you my real life. Nah, shut up. As an adult, you get away from that.

But a backstory, me and Chris went to Bahamas for our graduation trip when we was 18 and we was out there, bro. So there's people from all around the country. They're like fucking Boston, uh, the Middle East, like, uh, Ohio, Midwest, Middle East, I try to correct it right there.

Anyways, yeah, Midwest, like Ohio, Texas, but there's, there's people from all over states. There was like a whole graduation. Like, uh, it was like 500 kids.

Yeah. Groupon event type, not Groupon, but like event like you, you buy in whatever, but me and Chris was out there like shit, baby. No, I'm saying like, I'm, I'm supposed to get drafted tomorrow.

I knew I'm tomorrow. Bro, we're going to Arizona state. I pitch, I'm a lefty.

He's a catcher. Like coach, the Dean, the Dean came up to me and said, it was horrible. Cause at the time we had just got our acceptance.

We had just got these like deed scholarships said to us. So this is what pictures on his phone. A girl was like, I don't even believe you.

And pulled it up, read it improved. And she was like, you guys really are crazy. So I understand your bed tonight.

Crazy shit. Yeah. We were out there just jostling, jostling, just on some little kid shit, dude.

And it was like, we never let it get too far. We would always be like, nah, we're fucking around. Came out when they, when they'd be like a little too, like, or we would get drunk.

There was one time we'd get drunk and we'd say a different city that we said we were in. They'd be like, what? And we'd be like, ah, we were just fucking around. We ain't go to school there.

I, yeah. My younger days. Yeah.

I used to get drunk and just come up with a whole story, bro. I got three kids. I'm hurting right now.

She left me. Oh dude. I would come up with some stories.

Why? Why was that? Why were we younger? Why did we get like an adrenaline rush? I've been just like saying some shit. I'll tell you what, for me personally, it was just funny. It was hilarious.

The reaction was the best part. It was funnier when they would remember how the kids. The fuck you talking about? Yeah, he's sober the next day.

You're like, what? But I don't know you, motherfucker. Get out of here, bro. Straight up.

Or when that lie lasts longer than it's supposed to. I remember one time we, Kevin and everybody said, we said we were cousins and shit. And somebody's like, hey, how's your cousin doing? I'm like, who the fuck are you talking about? And that's when you'd be like, oh, oh yeah, I was pushing, bro.

Exactly. You're like, oh no, we were fucking around, dog. We were drunk.

They're like, oh shit. I had people believe that I was playing football at the community college right here, bro. Oh, let me come to the game.

Like, I don't even play, you know. You'd be like, maybe come like next year. Come next time.

Yeah, but it's not even like that. You know, as we get older, it's like, damn, that's cringy. You're like, oh, that's crazy because they just red shirted me yesterday.

That's funny. Yeah, dude, that shit's funny. Why was that, bro? I don't know.

Honestly, like I said, me personally, it was funny. It was funny. But now at this day and age, like you catch somebody like that, come on.

You're like, bro, come on. We're too old to be playing these games. And I get it.

Yeah, I get it. Because, hey, been there, done that. We was on that bullshit too.

But like you said, bro, I was born. I'm not born last night, baby. Don't try to get over on me.

Don't bullshit a bullshitter, dog. You talking to the best one right now. I'll tell you what.

You can't hustle a hustler, baby. Come on. But yeah, as an adult, fuck.

I know you're probably about 35-ish next year. Me personally, I'm about to be 27. You know what I'm saying? As I get older.

No, no. You see that meme of like, how old are you, Julie? He's like, age is just a number. But if I'd have to say I'm 39, she's like, Julie, you're 39.

She's like, no. Have you ever seen the memes where it's like, where you got that old friend of the group that's a couple years older than you. And it's like, it shows off all you guys are like one age and then one other friend that's like a grandpa or something.

I've been thinking of that shit. I'm like, that's why Bootsy goes in on it. All right, let's get the record straight.

Aaron's only like two years older than us. He's only like 28, damn it, 28. It's my last year to be on Love Island, which I'm on my way.

I'm on my way next year. 30's coming soon, baby. Come on.

Hey, yeah. But going into your 30s, what are some pet peeves you're bringing into? What do you hate, bro? What do you hate? There's a lot of evolution last year. Yeah, I guess I've been alive a whole decade now.

No. Two. Three.

Can we raise the bar? I guess I guess just like I guess one thing, too. I guess we do it to ourselves. Even if like if we ain't going, I ain't going.

You know what I'm saying? Like if I'm not going, I'm not going. And I mean, I'm sorry you can't force me, but I'm just I'm not going. There's some places I'm not going.

I'm sorry. No, you could influence me. But I feel that.

But I'm still influenceable. Yeah. But she's still going to call you.

Sometimes I give it. I'm like, I said I wasn't coming. And here I am.

And these motherfuckers know, like Chris said, I'm the one, bro. Like, I'll call you twice. You don't answer.

I'll wait like 30 minutes. I'll call you two more times. You don't answer.

Then I started to get mad, bro. And I'm just blowing you up like a mad egg. When we hang out, you're always on your phone.

I'm blowing you up, bro. That's crazy, though. But yeah, I know for sure.

And then I end up going and it's like, I did have a good time. Yeah, you have a good time. But you're like, bro, I shouldn't have gone and spent the money.

Yeah, I didn't want to go. I feel you. Why you bring me out here? That happens to me.

You know how I get. Every time, you'll be here with this rigamarole. That happens to me every time I go golfing.

I go and I play like shit. And I'm just like, fuck, I should have stayed home. I should have stayed home.

A bad day, or what do they say? A bad day of fishing is a better day than being at work or some shit like that? I'll tell you what. Something like that. They say, yeah.

A bad day at golf is still a good day. But not for me, my friend. Not for me.

No, I haven't been golfing in a while. I've been playing like shit. She's beautiful to me.

She's very gorgeous to me. No, but what? You got any more? Oh, I got a handful, bro. I got a handful.

What else you got? Dog. OK, this is like a very unpopular, controversial even maybe. But respectfully, in the most respectful way I could ever say it.

I cannot fucking stand ugly people. And I ain't saying I'm the best looking. This is crazy.

I ain't saying I'm the best looking. You know what I'm saying? Like, I'll humble myself. You know what I'm saying? I know I ain't fucking George Clooney in this bitch.

But there's something about a motherfucker who's like, you just don't look right. And you trying to come talk to me, bro. Oh, my God.

So you judge a book by its cover. No, but that's the difference. That's the difference.

Because it's like, I can't see personality. And it's like, you're a cool ass person. OK, your personality.

Oversees the how fucking ugly you are. But I'm talking about like the the ugly ass motherfuckers that are just weird, bro. They're just weirdos.

And it's like whether they're just like socially unawkward or they can't even talk to you or it's like they just be saying some dumb ass shit. And it's like, what the fuck provoked your brain to say that? And then you look like the way you wake up every morning. You thought like, OK, I'm gonna go say this to this person.

Like, I'm sorry. Don't get me started, bro. But like that is and it goes into movies that I watch, bro.

It's like I won't watch certain movies because a motherfucker is too ugly. And granted, they might be an amazing actor. Bro, if I cannot stand to look at your face, I'm not going to watch two hour and two and a half hours of you on the screen.

Respectfully, unpopular opinion, bro. Call me what you want. I know I'm like a fucking seven, six out of fucking ten.

But, bro, those threes that be acting funny. Get out of my face, dog. I want to slap you.

Like, respectfully, that's crazy. That's as fucked up as it may sound, bro. That is one of my pet peeves, doggy.

No, I'd say for me, honestly, the older I get, it's falling through a certain shit. Like one of my pet peeves is when somebody says something like, oh, yeah, I'm gonna do this or yeah, I'll do that or something. And then like when it comes time to talk about it or address it or something, they're nowhere to be found or avoid it or something like that.

It's like the ghosters. Yeah, it's just like, bro, follow through with your word. And if you change, if you change your mind, you know, be an adult and just tell people, hey, I changed my mind.

You should have just told me now in the first place. My biggest, my biggest pet peeve is that like when you like lead me on to be like, bro, you could have just told me, no, I don't care. Like, you know, you telling me, oh, yeah, maybe.

And then 15 minutes before now, it's like, oh, no. Yeah, yeah. All right.

Come on, dog. You knew you weren't going to go yesterday. You should have just told me.

I know a couple of people like that. Respectfully. Respectfully, he said.

One of my dogs is like that. You know who you is? You know who he's saying? He's Chewy. Chew does do it, but that wasn't who I was talking about.

I love my dog, but yeah, he'll tell you he's down until the last minute. Yeah, it's just it comes down to something where it's like, bro, just tell me you don't want to go. And then if they have an excuse, it's like, come on, bro.

Yeah, just say you don't want to. Not like, bro, I got to save up. I got to go to dinner tomorrow with my girlfriend.

It's like, bro, come on, just say you didn't want to. It's not. Yeah, I second that because I used to be the same way when I was a little bit younger.

But now in in my profession and shit, the way the way that I interact with folks out there, bro, it's like that shit don't get you far. You know, you get a lot farther just being up front with people. Blatancy is the best fucking quality you could have.

And bro, that ain't rude. That ain't like being just be blamed, bro. Just be straight up on is like, no, sorry, this is why you could do nine times out of 10.

The other person is going to respect you for saying exactly why you're saying no. And I'm like, OK, cool. Well, thank you.

Yeah. And it hurts less, too. It's more of like, OK, at least like, yeah, at least he had the respect to tell me, like rather than leave me on a wild goose chase.

And they just being like, like, I hate that. Or somebody will come back to you. They ignored you the whole time.

Be like, oh, bro, my bad. Like, yeah, yeah, let's get together. Let's get together or something like that and then ignore it again.

It's like, bro, don't don't even pull that whole double back. Just. Yeah, yeah.

Like, oh, what's up? And move on. Like, yeah, I'm on this shit. Yeah, I'm sorry.

I'm done over it. I just that's one. The older I get, that's one thing I really get upset with is like, bro, like all we have in this life is our word.

If you're going to say something, follow through with it. Word is your bond. If you're not going to follow through with it, just let me know so I can plan otherwise.

I'm not mad you can't follow through with it. You might think that. But realistically, it's just that just goes to show to like if you're going to commit to it, you got to commit because then and then if you know you can't, it's like and then you try to pull it off.

That sometimes blows up in your face, too. It's like, oh, damn, like I should just told this guy, no, because now I'm fucked over here. I'm fucked over here.

Yeah, I'd be here. You know what I'm saying? And that's like it's just you kind of fuck yourself, too. You're not just fucking that person over, too, because it's like, you know, it's like it's just like being up front like, you know, I can't maybe another time.

Exactly. Or just because you can't juggle everything. And it's just like in this communication, because it's a lot more respect, like people don't realize sometimes people are waiting on you.

And now you're like the whole time they've been waiting on you. They could have figured something else out or other. You know what I'm saying? Whatever it may be.

So those are my big pet peeves. I got picked up by homeboy. Now I'm waiting my ass here now.

Exactly. Like just communicate. Just tell me.

Tell me what you mean. Mean what you say. I'll do the same thing to you.

You know what I'm saying? What else? Another one. Let me see. Let me see.

What's what's what's what's. And it's happening. Pet peevers, man.

I don't know. I guess just. I don't know.

I mean, I have to come back to me. I think I already said all mine. I went like three times already.

You went once. I was the Disney. And then I said, I ain't going, baby.

I ain't going. OK, what you got? Oh, I guess I got one. I got one.

I got one. I got a good one. I'll wait.

Check it out. I'll wait. Let's hear it.

I hate the indecisive ass motherfuckers who can't pick a spot to eat. Oh, that's me. I hate that shit, bro.

That's me. Oh, OK, OK. And I also can't pick myself.

But it's like, why can't anyone else? I bought to say I do. I do it sometimes. A lot of the times, bro.

But I still hate that shit, too, because it's like when you get so hungry to the point where it's like you don't even anything. I'll eat a horse right now. But it's crazy because at the same time, you're like you're that hungry and you're like you're craving one thing.

Yeah. But then you'd be like, I don't care who fucking eat. Just go get.

And if someone says five options, you're like, no, exactly. Oh, yeah, that is you for sure. So yeah, I'm off the world.

I feel that. That's my thing. That's my thing with you guys is like, OK, I get it.

I'm a little more particular than others. So I tend to not try to pick because I'm like a spade a spade. Yeah, I'm picky.

Yeah. I like I like you guys pick because I know like you guys are less picky. You guys want what you want.

I can find something anywhere. Right. But my thing, too, is I'm always like, no, I'm good.

I'm good. But that would be my pet peeve is like when everybody's like, bro, just pick something and I'll pick something. And then they're like, no, fuck them.

Is that what you told me to pick? It's like, dude, you just told me to pick like and you're getting mad at me because I'm not and that's what it is. I just told you something, but it's not what you want to hear. Me personally.

That's what it is, bro. It's because I'm so hungry to the point that anything sounds good. But if you ain't saying what I want, but then the craziest part about is you're so hungry.

You don't know what the fuck you want. Like you think of like five things that sound good. I'll take it off.

And that's the worst part. You got like three different options in your head. You're just like, I hope somebody says one of these three.

Say yes. Somebody say yes. It's gambling.

Shit. Throw it again. That's the thing is I just wish sometimes one of you guys would just say something because me, I know I don't care.

Like, I genuinely don't give a fuck. And sometimes it works out like I'll say something like, all right, we're going to the same. Yeah, it always happens that way.

He'll be like, fine. I want cans. I'll be like, all right, we're going.

All right, let's do it. That's how it'd be. What about you, Gucci? You got one more? I got another one, but I don't know if we might get canceled for it.

Oh, no. Hey, I hate a lisp. Oh, you hate speech impediments? No, I like a lot of speech impediments.

There's some that are very cool. Lisps. I'm sorry.

I haven't heard a lisp in a while. But OK, there's like a specific lisp. There's a there's like a spitter lisp.

No, there's someone with a lisp. And then it's just like you don't like shucker and shucker. You acknowledge it.

You know what I'm saying? You're just saying whatever, whenever. But then there's someone with the lisp who specifically says all the words with the lisp that, oh, I can't say, but you'd be trying to say it all the time. Like, you know what I'm saying? And it's like you could have said this word or this word or you could have phrased that so differently.

But instead, you're saying the thing that's going to accentuate your lisp the most acting like nobody's going to understand it. I'm just like. What what did you just say? What's an example? I can't.

I gotta hear a word you're talking about. Like the S's, bro. The S's, they're just.

The S's. If you're like if you're fucking. S.O.B. the King.

S.O.B. the King. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. Like like Slimmy B, bro.

Hey, S.O.B. R.B.E. When they first came out, it was the hardest thing. But you know, he did have a. Go back and listen to Slimmy B, bro. This fool was like dropping hella.

With the opps and the thoop and the. You're right. You're right.

He did. He wasn't even trying. Like, you know what I'm saying? That's why he pointed that out.

I know that. I can hear it right now. And then, yeah, they he want to act like, oh, it's my grill, bro.

Take the. I'm sorry. Take the grill up, dog.

You still saying every word in the vocabulary that starts with S.O.B. He's on VVS, butt cams. Hey, speaking of lisp rappers, I'm still giving Westside Boogie the best. Westside Boogie hard.

Lisp rapper. There is. That's what I'm saying.

It's not everybody. Well, he's like a real like West Coast one, though. Yeah, it's not everybody.

It works with him. It's the motherfuckers who like, hey, you put your cape on. You'd be like, I could say that.

Like, I guarantee Slimmy B was in the booth and he was the dude. The producer was just like, hey, we're not back. It didn't sound all the way right.

He said, I got it. I got it. Probably went ten times.

And he was like, but them. But them. Respectfully, bro.

A respectfully. I know some motherfuckers just got too big of a tongue to even talk. Like, you know what I'm saying? I don't even like there's.

That's funny. That's funny. So is that the last last pet peeve we got? I got 60 more.

If you guys want to hear us. That's kind of. We're going to cut it there before we really just.

Before we start getting a little down and dirty, right? Before we give them the nitty gritty. Yeah. Let's get down to the nitty gritty real quick.

So, Boogie, what we got next, man? What we got next, bro? I was talking to a co-worker the other day, man. And we were talking about the LeBron versus Jordan debate, bro. 1v1.

Who's going to win in the game of 21? LeBron versus Jordan. LeBron. In my opinion, LeBron.

Hey, the water's different over the years. I'll tell you. The water is different.

See, that's the conversation to be had is like. If we're talking about past past like superstars versus current superstars, like even look at the physical difference. They didn't have MSG back in the day, bro.

I'll tell you that right now. Well, they didn't have physical trainers. They didn't have medical doctors and staff.

They didn't have this whole therapy, like physical therapy and everything like that. So it's like you're seeing these guys get bigger than ever. Like, it's crazy, you know? Now you're talking about supplements, not steroids.

Let's get that straight. You're talking about supplements. You're talking about protein.

You're talking about workout ethics, diet, all that stuff that goes into it. They're kind of, they're taking it a lot seriously. I mean, hey, would you take it seriously if you had 100 mil online? Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, it's a different, it's a different tax bracket for sure.

Because I mean, what MJ, what do you think he made back then on this contract for four years? Yeah, nothing compared to what they're making now. I'm about to say, I'll give or take it like maybe at very most like an M. That's very generous. He's probably making more than that, but he's nowhere near even the 63 million Steph Curry just got paid for one year.

Damn, that's crazy. Yeah, so that's what I'm getting at too. And you see like LeBron.

LeBron treats his body like it's a literal like weapon. Like he spends over a million dollars on over two million dollars on body care a year. What are those shots that they were saying he's getting? Oh, are they like cortisone shots? Cortisone shots, yeah.

But maybe not, maybe not. But whatever. Oh, you're talking about the stem cells? Yeah.

Stem cells. Okay, yes. Where he was hella hurting.

He came back a game later and he was just like. Yeah, they're saying that he's, but that's the thing is he puts so much into, into recovery and so much into his body that it's like, all right, you look at a F1 racer, right? They put so much time, money and effort into that car because that car is what's going to win them the race, right? LeBron looks at it the same fucking way. You know what I'm saying? There's a lot of guys, even Jeff Teague.

He was talking about it recently, said he only spent probably 25 bands a year on his body and it's like. I'll fucking dunk on Jeff Teague. But you know what I'm saying? The even recovery methods and the training, it's abundant right now.

So just the physical, physical attributes of the current stars today compared to like the previous stars, like it's just. Could the one on one, if you took like gameplay out of it, take like that. Take everything out of it one on one.

LeBron, MJ, who's 21? I think LeBron. I would think LeBron. You know, I'm thinking, I'm not saying nothing bad.

MJ got game. I love MJ. He's a go baby.

Number one go. The physics aren't there. But also LeBron.

MJ's game tailors better to one on one game than LeBron's in a sense. I mean, LeBron can take over anything, though. I'm going to say LeBron so bad.

He can't even get his poses ass up. Pose them. Anyways, though, bro, like with that being said, what you're saying and like the difference of in time and evolution about these different athletes, man, like.

Where would you place Larry Bird? Who would you put him up against? In a good competition, that would be like it would be nailed by any type of shit. Well, that's what I'm saying is like you put your Larry Bird, who's what? He was the top power forward at the time, small forward. You're putting him against.

Who's the top small power forward right now, would you say? I mean, personally, like you're going to put him against Giannis, you know, like, yeah, like I get it. He can shoot better than Giannis, but look at this size difference. Like I'm not saying I won't even see Giannis.

I'm not even saying that Giannis like I'm not even comparing them as a game, but I'm just saying like, look at the physical aspects of the two. It's just. Well, people are better athletes nowadays that they're like you're saying, they're pushing themselves a lot harder because they're looking at their body as their ticket.

And it's like just like any science, you know, the more more time you have, the more knowledge you have in that science, the more people who are invested in that science, the more discoveries are found. Right. It's the same with basketball.

OK, so the question everybody wants to know, Kobe or MJ then? One on one prime. I'm going I'm going MJ, but that's because I'm a Kings fan. I was not a Kobe fan growing up.

I hate I respect him, but I'm a Kings fan. I hate the Lakers, but I ain't gonna lie. I'm taking Kobe.

You taking Kobe? Did MJ have an 81 point game? No, Kobe was a killer. That's what I'm saying. I'm going Kobe too.

He's a go hard killer, bro. He's a go hard killer. OK, OK, so let's take away just NBA.

When we're talking about athletes at all, you know, the Barry Bonds versus Aaron Judge. You know what I'm saying? NFL, you got Lawrence Taylor versus Aaron Donald. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, I'm saying these big names.

Aaron Donald's a dog though. Lawrence Taylor probably smacking. Nah, Aaron Donald's a dog.

Aaron Donald and Lawrence Taylor's time and it's getting spooky. Those are two big boys. Aaron Donald's a dog.

Y'all just see the video he did. I forget who he raised, but he raised. Oh, yeah, he raised.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. He raised LeSean McCoy or something like that, I think it was. And beat him in a little race in jeans.

He's a dog, bro. He's retired now. Yeah, he's a dog.

It's he's in good shape, though. So that's why I'm getting that. Like just you see the evolution of these players and it's like, bro, you see Jose Canseco and Barry Bonds when they look like Aaron Judge.

That was the Roids era. Oh, yeah, for sure. But then that's the thing that you can't tell me that Aaron Judge is out hitting Barry Bonds.

I mean, that's the one thing I will say with Barry Bonds is he had one of the best eyes to ever play baseball. Like it was nasty. The way he could put the bat on the ball.

I don't care how hard he hit it. Just it was unparalleled, unparalleled. You know what I'm saying? So even you take the steroids away, he still has a legendary career.

You throw some fucking steroids in there. You tell me. But he did that.

He did that just because they were creeping up on him and he said, shit, like, let me beat you at your own game. And then look what he did. Seven hundred and what? You know what I'm saying? Like, bro, it's insane.

So that's what I'm saying. I mean, I get it that a lot of these guys are like one of the kind talents, but then I'm just saying like from the physical aspect, it's gotten fucking crazy. I'm saying like these these guys are bigger, stronger, faster, more athletic than ever.

But another thing is they're getting hurt more than ever to you know what I'm saying? They're going through it like 20 times more. Yeah. And people think that it's also I've heard a theory that it's also could be because they used to train all off season.

And be prepared for the season, like the season was like the time off and now athletes train off season and they take their little trips to fucking Tulum, Mexico, Mexico and Mexico already. Yeah. So they're saying they're saying a lot of it's because the more money that they're making, the more accessibility that they have, you know, there's probably less.

I mean, through evolution to the way they wear and tear on their bodies, you know, but we're going to say just like the evolutions of how like, you know, I mean, you see like there's different shit in the water nowadays for sure. Like these kids are getting bigger and bigger every year. To be able to have the hand eye coordination and the height of that, like when you look at my new bowl and it was like, yeah, that was impressive back then.

But, bro, his hand eye coordination compared to Manu, I'll tell you right now, he looks like a point guard compared to him. And it's just like to think just and obviously a lot of that is like what we've talked about that evolution of the game to like, yeah, I know for sure guys are more exposed to different aspects of the game that they weren't back in those days. So, yeah, they're going to be more talented.

But it's just it's crazy to look. And that's why I won't disrespect any of the OGs. I do think a lot of the OGs were great in their own right.

But some of these current superstars, I'm going to say, got the edge. I think they got the edge, in my opinion. Respectfully, bro.

You guys would agree? No, for sure. Oh, I 100% agree. You put Clay Thompson in his prime.

Hello, Clay. I hate Clay Thompson. Clay Thompson is probably against Steve Nash in his prime.

Who's out shooting who? Dude, the Nasher. That boy was nasty too. Nash wasn't out shooting Clay.

I'm sorry. Sorry about it. Not even close.

Even AI, bro. And I love AI. But you even go to like a Steve Novak or like a sniper, like a certified sniper from back in the day.

Bro, they're not shooting like some of these guys are. Some of these big men are even shooting. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah.

It's crazy. And it's obviously like we've talked about the evolution of the game. It's been more spread out.

You have to do more. But just the skills that these guys have, I'm not saying they're more dominant. Shaq's the most dominant ever.

You know what I'm saying? But I am going to say they're more skilled. Oh, that's a good one. Shaq versus Giannis.

I think Shaq. I would take Shaq too. Shaq's the most dominant ever.

But when we come down to like we've talked about just the evolution of the game, guys are more skilled now than they were back then. Straight up. He's just there's never been somebody who can impact the game that much and be just that untouchable.

All right. Here's a good one. Here's a good one.

Uh, KD or Dirk? I'm taking KD. I'm taking KD all day. And Dirk's a GOAT.

Dirk's one of the best. But bro, KD's ability, like his defense. I was about to say he would probably lock up Dirk and still hit the same shots with his hand.

And his ability to just shoot over people just because of how high his release is. Yeah, I'm taking KD. Yeah, KD all day.

So, yeah, I think we have came to that conclusion, dawg, that they're just more skilled now. But obviously we weren't as exposed to earlier days, so we could be talking from an ignorant place. But I just think like when we're talking about the physicality, even the dunk contest, like, bro, you saw Aaron Gordon and Zach Lavine do shit that nobody ever could do back in the day.

Imagine that when they used to just do their little, uh, when a free throw dunk was crazy. Like now they're doing like under the leg free throw dunks, 360 free throw dunks. Jumping out of the car of Lake Griffith.

Yeah. It's like, bro, it's getting insane. All right, here's a good one.

Tracy McGrady. Oh, T-Mac is my boy. That dog T-Mac or.

Give me a good one because I'm going to have a good answer for you. Oh, OK, OK, OK. Tracy McGrady or are we talking like modern day? Yeah, modern.

OK, modern day Tracy McGrady or. What do you want, shooting guard? No, because I have a handful in my mind, but it's like I can't none that I want to compare it to. You know what I'm saying? I want I want to give someone like a real T-Mac level.

Well, that's the thing is, I would say like if you gave me a real T-Mac level competitor, the one thing I could get you right if it's a shooting guard is T-Mac was six nine doing what he was doing. That's why Kobe Bryant will always talk about T-Mac being the hardest player he played when he had to match up because bro was playing these six, five, six, six, six, four shooting guards like that, as nimble as he was and how he played his post work and his turnaround jumpers, his history, everything he had, his scoring ability at six, nine at that time. I'm taking T-Mac.

So whoever you would have said unless they were about to say, well, give me someone that's why that's the hard part is I was trying to find someone to be a good matchup. But realistically, it's like he's a fucking freaking because it's like you put James Harden against him. And it's like James Harden has more scoring ability.

But we're still getting worked on when it comes one on one. It's like T-Mac's just unstoppable, bro. So I'm saying, yeah, it's hard.

So give me one. Give me a good one. Jalen Brown.

Jalen Brown got no handle. That's why it's so hard. You could say Tatum, but Tatum's a forward.

You know what I'm saying? Yeah. And that would be more close, I guess. And it would be a good matchup, like skill wise and height wise and everything.

But I'm still taking T-Mac because he's so good. And T-Mac's just him and Vince Carter growing up were like my favorite players. I don't know.

Vince Carter was tough too. Both of them were just my cousins. Yeah.

They were cousins too. And then I found that out and I was like, oh shit, that's why I liked him. This was when Carter was wearing the... He was on the Nets, I think at the time.

But I liked him from the Raptors days because the dunk contest. I used to have a Raptors jersey. And then T-Mac was on the Magic and then went to Houston.

I had all the T-Mac shoes. I had the Houston jersey. I had the T-Mac shoes.

My dad had the Houston jersey. I made him get that shit. My neighbor had it.

I wanted it. He didn't give it to me, though. Bastard.

Moving on from sports, you guys. Let's get into our first segment of the day. It's in the game.

Yeah. Our first segment is going to be, what would you do? Break it down, boy B. Tell me about it. So this segment pretty much is death row inmates' last meals.

And pretty much we're going to read them and weep them. And we're going to rate them and see. And we're going to... Afterwards, we're going to go on and see what our death row meal would be and how we would execute it.

What's that little thing hanging from the phone? The who? That little thing hanging from the phone. This ain't my phone. This is the producer's phone.

He just let me use it. He just let me use it. I was wondering what it was.

It's pretty cute. I think it's just a little... I don't know. It's pretty cute.

It's crazy. So first one I got is John Wayne Gacy. Holy shit.

You guys know who that is? John Wayne Gacy. You heard of him? He's the clown. Yeah.

John Wayne Gacy was put to death. The serial killer. Yeah, serial killer.

Put to death in Illinois by lethal injection at the age of 52. He was sentenced to death for rape and 33 counts of murder. Oh, he was not a good guy.

And for his last meal, Gacy requested 12 fried shrimp, a bucket of original KFC, the original recipe KFC, french fries, and a pound of strawberries. And prior to being convicted, Gacy manages three... He managed three KFC restaurants. Goddamn.

That motherfucker wanted to give them a job to do. He had some cholesterol going down the throat. Well, I was about to say, because when you die, supposedly you shit, right? That motherfucker wanted... Oh, he wanted to die real, man.

Them battles was cooking. He said, I'm going out cleaning this shit up. My thing is, how sick do you have to be to say, oh, I want my last meal to be KFC? I mean, some fried chicken, bro.

Come on. What? The man died and what? It doesn't say the year, but he died back then. They ain't got... They ain't got what we got now.

You gotta make what you got. He could have gone to ask for some homemade fried chicken. I would have told my mom, hey, make sure that there's some fucking chemicals in there and I'm dead before the shit.

All right. All right. So what more we got to say? What about the pound of strawberries? Pound of strawberries is crazy.

That's why I say like the whole shit thing, because, okay, KFC is one thing, but you want like a pound of strawberries, like a whole little fucking box of strawberries, dog. That's a lot of strawberries. And the flavor combo of like, like I'm thinking of how was he, how was he eating it? You know, is he eating a bite of the fried chicken and then a strawberry? Like, how are you... None of those crazy ass flavors, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

None of those flavors mix. So it's like, I would have to do them one by one. He's in there.

What do you call it? Just freaking mugging it. You know what I'm saying? That's a nasty dog right there. Twelve fried shrimp.

Uh, shellfish and fried chicken. That's such a specific number, too. Like, why twelve? Why twelve, you fucking weirdo.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm sorry. I mean, a lot of people like shellfish.

The french fries was a finishing touch, I guess. What do you think about the french fries? He's got the runs, dog. Like, he's running on them, huh? Alive or not, he's fucking... No, yeah.

Go to the next one. Gacy's tripping. The next one we got is a Ferdinando Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti were put to death in Massachusetts by electric chair at the ages of 36 and 39, respectively.

They were sentenced to death on two counts of murder. For their last meal, Sacco and Vanzinetti requested soup, tea, meat, and toast. This guy was kind of boring, huh? Yeah, that dude just wanted a little two-course, three-course meal.

I'm about to say he either... He either sounded British or... Yeah, they didn't. They must have not been from here to understand, like, last meal. Nah, they could have got anything.

I get one more though, right? I get one more though, right? That's crazy. No, that's the thing. We got to realize we got our fat-ass American vibe.

They get like, oh, we got all these sweets. I would pig out. He's probably from a different country.

Like, you said... Pull up some UK ones. Pull up the UK sentences. I don't think they do that.

I don't think so. Wait, you said that was Massachusetts. Wow, I'm tripping, yeah.

This is in Massachusetts. That's what I'm saying. But their last names aren't correct.

they must have... But this is:

And so they didn't know. They didn't know yet. They didn't know.

? They're like:

77, that's not long ago. That's Massachusetts, though. I didn't know they were in Massachusetts, but fucking fields of fucking hay and lobster.

Yeah, a whole lot of lobster. And packing your kind out of a yacht. There's a whole lot of harbor yachts out there, bro.

All right, what we got next, boy? Next, come on. We got another one. All right, this one's good.

Let's see. We got the boy Ted Bunders. Ted Bundy, one of the most notorious serial killers in American history, was put to death in Florida by electric chair at the age of 43.

He was sentenced to death of rape, necrophilia, prison escape, and more than 35 counts of murder. Bundy declined a special meal, so was given the traditional last meal. I guess it's just traditional to do it, huh? What's the traditional one? He got steak cooked medium rare, eggs over easy, hash browns, toast with butter and jelly, milk and juice.

That's my Denny's meal right there, baby. What you got there? Yeah, this one like IHOP, man. IHOPers.

Traditional, yeah. That wasn't bad, though. Good for him.

He didn't care what he got. Well, he was a narcissist, too. What does that mean? Oh, so he was like, uh... I mean, he was just like, to the end of time, he wasn't guilty, bro.

Oh, true that. You're right. Yeah, so he was crazy.

So that's why he's like, I don't want nothing of my choice. Give me what you please. Yeah, he was crazy.

Oh, he went down like a savage, you know? He went down like a bitch. He went down like a bitch. I dare him try to kill me.

This guy dare him try to chase me in the woods. Respectfully, respectfully. So what are we thinking about the, what? Steak, cooked medium rare, eggs over easy? Come on, you guys ain't... Well, what would yours be? My last meal? Yeah, what would your last meal be? Oh, man.

I mean, my last meal, TBH. Carl's Jr. with two Dr. Peppers. Nah, that sounds wack.

He said, nah, bring me the whole 24-pack. He said, honestly, fuck the food. I just want Dr. Pepper.

Give me a 24-pack. Nah, it'd have to be, it'd have to be a catering from like a buffet and it'd be just everything they had to offer. Hometown? Yeah, hometown.

And if they could find me a hometown, I'd be everything. Down to the gelatin, down to the ice cream. Whipped cream.

With the sprinkles. That's not even specific. You're not giving the audience nothing, man.

Oh yeah, they're going to bring me the freaking fried chicken from Home Depot or from fucking hometown. Home Depot? Nah, dude. For real, for real.

That's crazy. I couldn't think of how to do my last meal. I love food so much.

I'd cry, honestly. I could give you mine. Well, that's the thing.

You get, you get anything you want. I guess it'd have to be a flaming ass burger from somewhere. I'm about to say U.S. meat, for sure.

Scott's Burger, Sacramento local burger joint. What if you're not in Sac? You're going to make him fly all the way to Sac? Oh my God, I would. They're going to do the trick.

It better taste fresh. You better fly the motherfuckers out of there. That's one of them, right? That's one of them.

I would, I would grab a side of chilaquiles with that. Whoa, this guy. You know what I'm saying? A bowl of pozole on the side.

Damn, shit ain't matching up. What else would I get? I know you're over here like fucking John Gacy. I get a Snickers.

A Snickers? Just for good measure, huh? Good measure. You ain't chewing when you're hungry. I get some flan.

You know what I'm saying? I love it. A good slice of pizza too, yeah. Good slice of pizza.

I'd get a, I'd throw a hot dog in there too. Drink all day, I'm getting a Sprite. All day.

A sprizzy? All day. I'd have to get the Blue Powerade and the Dark Pepper. And for good measures, a vodka Red Bull.

Tall. Double shooter. That's crazy.

For my last year. Okay, if you're talking about that, if you're talking about that, bring me a half pint of Henny while you're at it, shit. Let me finish the bottle, please.

This is crazy. Nah. I have to, huh? For me, I'm sticking a little more traditional.

I'm going either filet or tri-tip. I'll go mashed potatoes or twice baked potatoes with a little bit of bacon and cheese or something. Some broccoli or asparagus, but it got to be a little crispy.

You don't eat asparagus. I fuck asparagus for sure. I don't believe that.

No, I do. On top of that, I want some mac and cheese. Mac and cheese is a good one.

Fire. I want some garlic bread. And I think maybe a little slice of pizza just to take a bite or two just so I have it because I love pizza, but I want that meal by itself.

Like, you know what I'm saying? And then I might finish it off with like a little dessert, maybe some beignets or a chocolate cream pie or something like that. What would define chocolate cream pie? You ain't never been to Sherry's and got a chocolate cream pie. Is that what you're talking about? Or are you talking about the little Debbie's? No, no, no.

It's like the pie crust, chocolate pie crust with whipped cream. Yeah, chocolate pie. I thought you were talking about little Debbie's.

No, no, no. You're talking about the ones I used to get as a kid. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Little Debbie's was hard though. Those are fire though. I would fuck with those, but no, don't give me that on my last meal.

Give me the right thing. I take that. Respect, respect, respect.

I love little Debbie. So that's what I got for my last meal. Okay.

That's respect. That's what I'm saying. That's like, that's pretty much buffet style.

Bring you everything. If it was me and it was really the last meal, I'm asking for like 10 different like... Straight up, have to. Cuisines.

Do you have enough like appetite for it all? I don't give a fuck. I would take a bite of everything. I'd die of overeating.

Or yeah, like I would rather have the meanest stomach ache of my life and then just die than rather... I'm going to go get electrocuted or whatever. Than rather have one last meal, like one last taste in my mouth. I'd have to throw a taco or burrito in there too.

So that's what I'm asking. Am I the only one that has like this weird thought of like dinner is more of like an experience in a sense where like, I want it all to mesh well. Like I want it all to... If you're dying, you want it to mesh well, you're about to die.

I don't want something, like if it's something that doesn't taste good, like I'm not going to want to go back and bite that if it doesn't taste like... I don't know. Hey, you're never going to have it again. That's what I'm saying.

Chris is like, I want the server to come and greet me. He's like, I want compliments from the chef. He's like, and I don't want to hear no 20% tip.

You know what I'm saying? I want them to send me happy birthday. Free dessert included. No, it doesn't.

Come and treat me right. I want it to feel like an actual meal. Like I don't want it to be piecemeal.

Dance to the violin. I don't want it to be piecemeal. That's the last song, you know.

He's saying put the ring in a champagne glass. I was just saying if I'm going to have a meal, I want it to be a meal, not like a piecemeal of three different meals. But if it's your last meal, and you're in fucking prison already, you ain't to get to Mitchell right now, but slop hanging out.

Like, you know what I'm saying? Oh, yeah, you're right. I didn't. Yeah, I'm picking out.

I didn't put myself in that headspace. I put myself in the headspace. I was eating everything I like yesterday.

Down to the desserts. I was even saying like, I'll do it. Yeah, dessert.

I would need like a root beer float. Oh, speaking of root beer floats. That's crazy.

I'd need a Gulp Frosty. Oh, it's been a minute. I had one of those.

Gulp Frosty was the shit. Rest in peace. I know, they fucked me up.

It was a local fucking Wendy's Frosty joint type beat before Wendy's Frosty was even popping. She was so good. It was like the Foster's Freeze.

You guys ever had the Foster's Freeze? Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. It's like that style. She was so good.

Yeah, yeah. Shout out to the homie Gene. Gene who? Was it Gene's parents or something? Yeah.

Oh, it was the boy, Gene H? I think. I think that's the boy. Respectfully, could not remember your last name for the sake of my life.

I think that is him. I remember that kid. He played Gene Warriors? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

He did Gene Warriors? Shout out to the homie. I think he did Gene Warriors. Bring it back because right now, there's a Mariscos joint over there and I don't think anybody in goal eats there.

I know, everybody goes to Little Duck. They do get the Micheladas. I know those are pretty kicking.

People like them. I'm not a big Miche guy. I am when I'm hungover, I'll tell you what.

I'm not. Well, shit. That concludes What Would You Do? Death Row.

WWJD edition. You know, and going from that, have you guys seen the recent backlash Lil Yachty's been getting? Oh, I don't like Lil Yachty. I've seen it, but I'm not too versed upon it.

So basically, it started when the Caribou thing happened. Caribou left Concrete Boys. And Caribou is the artist that he signed? Yeah, the girl.

She was his assistant. She was originally his assistant. He signed her to Concrete Boys.

They did the On The Radar thing, went poppin'. She had songs before that. And got poppin', yeah.

But On The Radar made her really poppin', obviously. Blew up the whole crew at that point. Yeah, and then, you know, when she left, I guess she told some people that they were bullying her or something like that.

So Yachty went on his IG Live, and he crashed out on everybody. Even his co-host on fuckin' his podcast. He told him that he only did the podcast to put money in his pocket, that he doesn't need none of it.

And all this shit. And he just went bad, bro. And now there's like a meme culture around it saying like, if you do something for your homie, do you hold it over your head? You're like, well, Yachty, you gotta be like, oh, I just gave my homie 50 bucks.

No, Yachty, though. No, Yachty, though. I don't wanna bet.

That's funny, yeah. That's exactly it. And then me and Aaron were talking the other day.

It poses that question of like, you know, almost, you know, can you help them all? For one, from like the Yachty perspective of like, you know, people might not appreciate it, but also, you know, is he in the right for even doing that at the same time? Like, can you expect... Well, what's your end goal is my question. You know what I'm saying? You can't help them all, but like, in little Yachty's shoes, what's your end goal? Like you're saying, like, are you doing it just to say you did it? Because if not, I mean, you're gonna put them on. Yeah, I get it.

Make them work for it. But then at the end of the day, if you're just gonna bring it up, just why not just throw them a lump sum? You know what I'm saying? If you're gonna hold it in their face, might as well just not make them work for it. Yeah, throw them some cash.

Maybe you're gonna do that. But nah, to answer your question, you can't help them all. Nobody can help them all.

I think that's one thing that a lot of people who get rich quick have a hard time realizing is that it's like, you want to make everybody in your life happy because I guarantee once you get that bag, everybody's going to come knocking at your door. A lot of people have like a sentimental value to you or like a lot of experiences, relationships and memories with why you want to help them out. But you can't.

And you find that out the fucking quick and hard, bro. But so, yeah, it's like, in a sense, good for doing what you can for them without just like giving it to them and letting them crash out with it. To an extent, you know what I'm saying? Because if you're just going to hold it over their head, then why are you even doing it in the first place? Was it genuine? Yeah.

Or was it just to say, I did that for you type shit? Because even with the caribou thing, it's at the point where he even showed proof that he was writing lyrics for her, which has been something that's been speculated from the beginning of her career. So obviously, that's like almost, that's him trying to end her career. That's him, like, obviously trying to- But the thing that I saw- Torch down everything that he built up in a sense, you know what I'm saying? Not let her get her shine.

Yeah, I saw that. The other thing that I saw too also was that it was a caribou responding to him and saying, I didn't even say nothing to you. It was like all the fans and all the memes and shit.

And then you're over here crashing out. Like, what the fuck? That's what she's been. She's been going with that narrative.

I mean, you don't really know. Obviously, we're not in that fan group. So answer me this, was she perked out before she got signed or when she was the assistant, she was perked out too? I think it was when she got signed.

And she just got perked the fuck out? I think she was probably just an assistant at that time. Because I don't really know much about her. I don't listen to her right now, but I do see hella memes of her just being perked the fuck out.

Nah, yeah. And it's just one of those things where like, from the Yachty perspective, I can understand it from like, the thought of like, hey, I've done so much for you and you're not appreciative of this or whatever. Like, I get anybody could understand that when you do something from somebody, you want them to appreciate it the way you would appreciate it.

But also that's where I think the line needs to be drawn is like, you can't have that, you can't project that expectation on somebody. Like just because I would do something or approach a situation a certain way or react a certain way doesn't mean I have to, I can expect you to do the same thing if I were to do something for you or him or anything. You know what I'm saying? Part of that, like he said, it comes from where are you doing it for? Are you doing it just to say you did it or are you doing it for yourself? If it's somebody you really care about, you really love, you're going to do that.

And even if shit goes sour, you're not going to go torch their brand. You're not going to go torch everything. Until if you already know that, like not even the fact that you already knew that you were able to do that.

But it's like, if you're really like that big dog and shit, it's like, how does that benefit you? Where do you get off? Almost like, you know what I'm saying? It's like, you should already know that it's like, you did that, you got that juice, you got that pull, you got that motion. It's like, so why do you need to feel that recognition and saying, well, yeah, I did this, I did that. Just because it is, like, you know what I'm saying? Like, I don't know, to me, that's kind of corny.

It's like, I've been saying he corny. But the thing is, is realistically, him just silently walking away affects her more than it affects him. Exactly.

You know what I'm saying? It's like him doing it this way affects both of them tremendously. And in my opinion, him more than her. Maybe him more than her because it's like.

Especially with the Drake shit that's been going on, now it looks salty on his name. To be 100% honest, because it's like, you look at my perspective looking in, and it's like, like you said, if you would have walked away and did anything, I would have been like, oh yeah, duh, dumbass. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, she's retarded, whatever.

But then you look at it this way, and it's like, he's going to argue with a perc head. In my opinion, based off what I'm seeing off these memes, like, you're going to argue with someone who's like, of course we thought you wrote all that shit. Like, you know what I'm saying? And you're going to really feel like you have to need to come out here and explain it to everybody and break it down and expose somebody.

I don't know. But another thing too, it's like, you know, kind of with that, him exposing her in a sense, it just makes him look like he didn't do it from any genuine place. At all.

And it's like, it's like, it looks bad from business relationship standpoints of like, do you want to go into business with somebody who's going to do that to somebody that they're close with? You know, it tells a lot further. And I think people don't always think about that, like how it affects you in the long, long term of like, that's just not necessarily a way to operate. In my opinion.

You know what I'm saying? Like that. Not at all. You got just petty.

Yeah. You got millions of dollars on the line. Like you're saying, you're trying to start a legit business.

You're trying to make a name for yourself. You kind of made the other guys look bad too on the crew, you know? Yeah. And now you're going to have locker room problems with everybody because of how you're thrown around this.

And I dressed all you guys and just loosely thrown around this shit. Now they're going to be like, damn, he's going to just hold this shit over my head too. Like you're gatekeeping, bro.

Like you just straight gatekeeping, like. You're doing this for something we can bring to you. Like, that's my thing is, God forbid, if I'm ever in position and I do something for somebody, I will know everything that's coming with that.

If I do something knowing that this is going to put exposure on this person and everything, I will do that knowing that and understanding that if they use that exposure for something I don't like, I have to deal with because I put them in that position. But the fact to just like try to backtrack it all and just like play the, oh, I'm the victim. It's like, even if he is in the wrong, it just, it doesn't look like real good on his part.

I'm just saying like, and I'm not even saying he's wrong. You know what I'm saying? I'm not even saying he's wrong. I'm just saying like, it looks super bad.

But like, you know, from his standpoint, like there is a good conversation to have about, like, you know, you can't help everybody. Like you can put your hand out there and there are going to be people who are just going to, you know, continue to diddle on the ground until the fire starts raising under the button. Then now they're jumping and trying to grab it.

And you're like, well, bro, I've been trying to help you this whole time, you know? So it's like, I can, I can see why, you know, those type of dynamics happen, but how he's dealing with it. You know, it's just not how I would deal with it. Yeah, I know for sure.

Cause yeah, he for sure just made himself and like the crew look bad too. Cause now they feel some type of way too. How are you saying that they got dressed? They got the lyrics written for them.

Yeah. They pretty much got put on stupid, you know, they just got put on crazy. And now pretty much like invalidating anything.

That person is essentially to anybody else. Like, are they even good rappers without him? Like, you know, what are they doing without him? In DC too true. He's one of the rappers.

He's dope. And he, he literally said in his next drop, he dropped a song like two days later saying like, ain't no dude dress me. Like said in the bar, like said, nobody dresses him.

With the Concrete Boys logo stamped on it. You know what I'm saying? Like he was there to clear, clear the air. Like, Hey, that's the same thing I would've fucking did too.

But still, if that was your friend, you would probably pull him aside and be like, bro, that was, you know, that, that was not the best way to approach it in a sense. You look, you look like you're the one in the wrong just because of how you approached it. That you acting like a little kid, bro.

You acting like two five-year-olds arguing and be like, but I was the one who said this. And I was the one who said yeah. And you're the one with more to lose.

And you, you want to play the whole, like people are punching up at me, but it's like, bro, you have so much to lose. Yeah. People are going to punch up at you.

With that power comes the responsibility to be able to take a little bit more responsibility. You know, but, but it comes to responsibility to be able to say like, fuck, I have to have a little tougher skin. Because if I do something, if I crash out, it affects them.

Because you're a fucking businessman. Yeah, exactly. You know what I'm saying? So you got multiple people dependent on you.

Not only that, but you're, you're, uh, what's the word? You, you are the, the face front of all these people, including the brand, the label. Yeah. Like what you do is going to affect all those people, regardless if it's positive or negative.

So it's like, just respect that fact, bro. Do you know more of the story of she's like, she's not, so she's not on Concrete though. She's still signed to anything.

I don't, I don't know because she was signed to QC. I don't, I don't necessarily know if she's still, um, rocking with them or whatever. That was facilitated through Lil Yachty, obviously from Concrete.

So I don't know. But obviously their break didn't go that well. So on your guys' opinion, is she a baddie though? She looks like girl, the girl off Ned's Declassified to me.

Oh, okay. That makes sense. I've only, I'm telling you, I've only seen the fucking memes of her hella perked out.

There was also, there was also a picture of some dude who looked just like her too. And it was, oh, they say her and Skillababy look alike. Skillababy, yeah.

Skillababy, that's crazy. Mark will be like, he's like, that's supposed to be me? No, that's, uh, Ned's Declassified is a good reference too. She does look like that little girl.

But I think, I think she, she like, you know, she got style. She looks good. She does her thing.

I'm just, she's cool. Yeah. She got flow.

She's sweet. I, I fuck with Carrie. I just, I think that like, like I said, I do think that there's probably wrongs on her side.

I think- Whose side are you on though? I'm- Fuck Lil Yachty. I take my stance now. I'm on the side of- I'm on her side for sure.

I'm on the side of the truth, bro. Whenever it comes out. No, my- Like a true journalist, huh? No, my feeling- So she left originally because she felt bullied.

So she just decided to leave? That's what, that's all that's came out. Nobody knows more. Nobody knows less.

She really decided, you know. The interview is coming. Like I said, I think that there has to be some resentment there.

I think Oprah's going to get that interview. I think Yachty has to, especially for the way he blew up. That's why I won't say I'm against Yachty is, I feel like there has to be shit behind the scenes.

Cause also he used to go out on interviews years and years ago, talking about how he put 10 million into like that, that boat crew or whatever. Or the cell team. Yeah.

To just have put all his friends on and they all fucked that off and everything. So I'm assuming there's some resentment from all this shit combined. I'm assuming that there's something going on behind the scenes where people might be taking advantage or affecting him negatively.

And he's taking it out now on a global scale. I think that that's the case. So I won't say I don't agree with him or pick a side with Cara, but I don't, I don't agree with anything he did.

I think how he approached it was like- I want you to pick a side right now. We made our pet peeve of mine. So you can't just get along with everybody.

Pick a fucking side. Bro, I'm not picking a side. Oh, I'm just, I'm going to go with, I'll go with Cara and Mitch right now because you know, I feel bad for them and Concrete Boys as a whole, because I feel bad for all the strays flying.

Yeah, true. And I don't feel like everybody needs strays, but if it comes out that they got that man, like millions of dollars into debt and all this shit, I'm going to be like, shit, I get it. Like, you know what I'm saying? I'm not going to, I'm not going to say it's okay, but I will say I understand where that came from.

What's the best Lil Yachty song y'all ever heard? Him and Be A Young Boy. Yeah, I'm about to say Young Bo. That's, it ain't Broccoli, I'll tell you what.

No, that song had the streets jumping. Who do Broccoli? Him and Tee Grizzly was hard. Oh yeah, from the DT Davis cover.

From the DT Davis cover, but I still think Young Bo got it. Okay. I'm not a big Young Bo guy, but I fuck with it.

That's crazy. I fuck with Yachty though. Yachty's got some hits though, I can't take it that way.

I think, I think Yachty- I just think him as a person is kind of corny too, like just the way he carries himself and he just dick rides Drake too hard. I'm like, oh, come on. You're not even all that nice.

That's his papa. I think, I think a lot of it comes from just like, look at his career, bro. He went from like being sunned by everybody.

The poster child of wack rappers. Poster child of wack rappers to being sunned by everybody, to falling off, to solidifying himself with her loss and then solidifying himself in fashion and all these other things. Then to creating this label and creating a big thing.

And his podcast is booming. Bro doesn't think his shit stinks right now. You know what I will say? Everything I touch is gold.

That's how he's feeling right now. You know what does stink, bro? You know? Is that motherfucker's acting. I will tell you what, they tried to make the How High 2 with that boy in DC Young Fly.

It wasn't good. Okay, I like DC, bro. I love DC.

I like DC, but that movie was trash, dog. Those motherfuckers cannot act to save their life. It was on Netflix.

It's probably still on there, but I don't- It probably ain't because they didn't make no motherfucking money on that shit. I skipped it every time. It's not.

It did bad and everybody- It was terrible, bro. It was terrible. I didn't watch it.

And so me, my dumb ass, I'm like over here, like smoking, getting hella high, smoking hella weed and shit. And I'm like, this shit about to be hella funny. Yeah.

I'm watching. I'm just like- Cringe. Yeah, I'm like, I don't fucking get it.

Yeah. You're like, bring Method Man and Redman back. Same, what the fuck? They're the number one.

Come on, yeah. That's funny. Yeah, but on that topic though, bro, I mean like, how do you guys feel about, I won't say artists trying to act, but like, entertainers, media personalities, or influencers slash musicians slash pretty much people who aren't actors going in movies- Athletes, everything.

Athletes, yeah, getting in these acting gigs and like some flop, some succeed. Yeah, I know. What do you guys feel? Are you talking transition, crossover, like people who did it for real, for real? Or people, are you talking more of like, they just got whatever role, they just got it because of how big their name is, you know what I'm saying? I'm talking both.

Because it's like, I can see both sides. I know a handful of people that transferred and crossed over and they did it right. And they also got lucky and just landed the gig of their lives that just kind of fucking solidified themselves in the game.

And then also the ones that just got it off their name. And then it's just like, who was getting paid to do that? Those millions of dollars, hundreds of thousands of dollars, whatever the fuck you want to call it. Who checked that box and was like, we need this motherfucker.

Yeah. Well, I mean, OK, we're going to start off with like good ones. Do you want good ones first? Give me some good ones.

I got some good ones. I'd say 50. I love Get Rich or Die Trying.

Get Rich or Die Trying, unpopular opinion. That was a great movie. I love 50.

Great movie. Another person I'd say is Tyrese. I think Baby Boy was a hood classic.

Baby Boy was crazy. Where he solidified his career was in Too Fast, Too Furious. I'll be honest.

That's like, like you said, you're hoping on a lifetime role. That's a lifetime role. Look at it, bro.

Shout out Van Diesel. He was thinking about family. 18 movies type shit.

So it's like Tyrese is another good one. Yeah, Tyrese solidified it. The Rock was good too, yeah.

The Rock is good. I won't back it as much because it's like there's his movies where he can't really act. But then, OK, so here's my beef with The Rock.

I love him in a lot of movies, bro. But a lot of his persona is the same thing. It's like, I'm just that big buff guy.

The hero. That's super nice. I'm that big buff Hawaiian guy.

But correct me if I'm wrong, Chad, but is he even Hawaiian? I don't know. I think he's mixed. I think he's half black, half Hawaiian.

Is he Hawaiian? OK, respectfully, Dwayne, I'm sorry. But no, I do like The Rock in a lot of stuff. Yeah, The Rock's cool.

I can see where you're coming from, though, how you say he's kind of like. His characters don't change. And I think that's one thing that solidifies an actor and makes a name for themselves is their ability to jump from role to role to role.

As a viewer, you believe that they're this different person rather than you're just like this six, five buff guy that's bald. Someone who's hella good at it that we were talking about recently was Mark Wahlberg. I was just going to say that right now.

Marky Mark, bro. He went from rapping, modeling to acting. He could do whatever, too.

He cannot make a fucking burger to save his life, bro. That's crazy you thought Marky Mark. That's what I was thinking.

I'll give it to him, bro, because he started off doing that rap shit. As a little white boy, he graduated toughly and greatly, in my opinion. I love a lot of the movies that he's in.

He might be a little questionable sometimes, but, you know, that's what the show is all about. We still love that acting. One of one of the goats, you know, if he didn't slap Chris Rock, Will Smith, you know, when he got that, when he got that fresh Prince gig, it was like his career trajectory was kind of going downwards after the rap shit.

He kind of just. He was doing the rap before the show. DJ Fresh.

That's why Jazzy was on there. DJ Jazzy. Oh, yeah.

I said DJ Fresh. My bad. But he's a jazzy jazz.

He was on the show, too. And that was a real DJ. You know, it's a sleeper.

I don't think y'all even would know Lady Gaga. Oh, yeah. She's a good ass actress for sure.

I hate her music. But she's an actress. Yeah, she was in that movie with Bradley Cooper called The Stars Born.

And if you ain't seen it, go see it. Go cry your eyes out. Oh, my God.

It's a great movie, bro. Before that, though, she did American Horror Story. That's what Chris was saying.

Yeah, I said, yeah, yeah. I said that I heard some stuff and I saw a couple of clips and she was selling all that freaky shit. So, yeah, no, she takes a lot to do all that type.

And she's somebody who had it in her. You know, it's a story of like someone who wasn't who's like not like the best actor, but it's like you're you're really good at acting. You pulled it off.

You pulled it off. You did what you had to do. A perfect one is Tupac, bro.

Oh, Tupac, yeah. Justice Above the Rim. Like a lot of those respectfully.

All those movies are fucking straight hits. Bro, Cam'ron at Paid in Full. That one was intense.

That was a good roll right there. Rico, I'm done. That was a good roll.

I was like, this will bring you back. He brings out the chain. Oh, did he was I remember when I first seen that movie and it was him.

I'm like, damn, this was a gangster. Like, I never looked at Cam'ron no different. I was like, and I'll just be everything purple, just purple rain.

Oh, dude, I was in love with Cam'ron. I fucking bet that was one of my favorite movies. So I think this one's good.

Yeah, he was tough in that movie. Current rapper. That's pretty good.

I know. They told Cam'ron, just be yourself, man. What's the script? We ain't got no script, baby.

Just pull up. Go ahead. Just be you.

No, but another person, more current rapper that's actually a decent actor is Dave East. When he did the Blue Tank shit, he's done a couple of the other shows and shit. He was on one of the movies.

One of the. Oh, he's in the Beats movie. Yeah, he plays one of the gang here.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. He does play one of the guys. So he was really good.

And I mean, Mario, we're talking about Dave, Lil Dicky, Lil Dicky. Oh yeah, Lil Dicky surprised me, bro, because he's a corny ass little motherfucker. But on that show, his show Lil Dicky, he was doing good.

Yeah, you could he could tell he's a theater kid for sure. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was like our guy.

She's a very theater girl for sure. That's like why I say like. There's certain people, man.

There's certain people who. Even Vin Staples. We've talked about him too.

He does damage on any. Vin Staples was good. Even when he was in the movie Dope, the 15 minutes of fame he had on that movie.

He was like, you know, he did good. Or when he was on Abbott Elementary, bro, he did really well. And he had that little anime movie that he.

Oh, yeah. I can't remember the name of it, but he's in the anime movie. He's the main character.

And it's like, yeah, he did good in that too. It was a voiceover. But yeah, he did.

He did really good. Do you guys ever watch the Kid Cudi movie? Like the animation Kid Cudi movie? No, I didn't. Oh, that one's a pretty good one.

Kid Cudi did good in that too. He just was the voice of his own character. So who's the best? Who's the best transitioner out there in the acting? Like who would you put right there at your top? Tell me that.

OK, this is it's unpopular, but popular. I already said 50 cents, so I'm not going to go 50 cent. It's partially because of the movies he made as well, not just the movies he acted in.

But I'm going with Ice Cube. Oh, that's a good one. Because I love Triple X. Yeah, I kind of forgot about that.

The second one, I kind of forgot about him. Or was it the third one? No, it was the second one. The first one was Vin Diesel and the second one was him.

Vin Diesel. Yeah, I had that one on DVD. Bryce will watch it all the time.

The what are we there yet? Friday, bro. Let's not forget Friday. 21 Jump Streets.

Just all the different Fridays for sure. He's good. He's good.

I'll give you that's an awesome pick right there. That's an awesome pick. That was a good one.

Yeah. What do you guys got? I'm going to go Martin Lawrence when he did comedy switched over to acting. OK, yeah, I guess that counts.

Yeah, that counts. Because he went straight Def Jam comedy specialist type shit to Bad Boys. That was hard.

I was going to say Will Smith. I'm like, wait, I forgot about the other bad boy. Yeah, what about you? Fuck, bro.

I'm going to stand on business. And right now in my headspace, what I what I really what I'm really going to give my props to is Lady Gaga. Lady Gaga.

Yeah, I know she does. Honorable mention to DMX and Belly. Oh yeah, DMX, RIP the boy.

He did damage in that one. Straight up though, that movie. I know you guys ain't seen it.

A Star is Born. Go watch that shit. It's a good one.

Yeah, it's fucking intense. Yeah, no, but it's got a good soundtrack, too. It does.

Yeah. So we definitely talked about some good cameos, some good acting scenes. Let me hear some bad ones, though.

That's what I was about to let me hear some bad ones. Who are the shitty ones? Who do you think did it the worst? We talked about who did it the best. Unpopular opinion.

Eminem in the 8 Mile. That was a great movie. Yeah, but I say it's not so much 8 Mile because I really like the movie 8 Mile.

And I think he can portray himself really well. But was the acting there? I don't know. I can't 100% say so.

And then what was he cameoed in? The interview where he was over there. Oh, yeah. Acting like.

Yeah, he's getting interviewed by Franco. Yeah, he's getting interviewed by James Franco. And then he was doing this little skit.

But my opinion, he didn't act too well. Yeah, Rap God. OK, but probably not.

That's my popular opinion. What about you, Boi B? You got a bad one. I mean, we talked about it.

It's like the only one I could think of off the top of my head. And because it just killed me to watch this because I wanted to watch it just because of the nostalgic it was going to bring. But my boy, LeBron James in fucking spaceship.

That one was just like. It was so bad. I watched it with him.

I'm about to say we were hella high at the house and it finally came out. Oh, let's watch it. We got it.

We looked at you like, what the fuck is this? We were so high. We're like, is this for real? Were you guys really surprised, though? Like in every cameo he's ever done. I was surprised when Michael Jordan did a good job in Space Jam one.

You know what I'm saying? So shout out to Mike. But we also were kids. I hoped he had enough money that he could go get some advice.

I could still watch Michael Jordan to this day. I could watch Michael Jordan's Space Jam right now. I'd be like, oh, turn it off.

Change it. I think a lot of it was the plot, too. Like the original plot was just better.

He did come off like too serious daddy, huh? Is that what it is? He just couldn't do serious daddy. Yeah, he should have just let him flow. He didn't.

He wasn't good with discipline. Like it didn't look good like that. Yeah, it wasn't it.

Same shit with the little house party one when he's like, I'm going to call the cops. Like when he pulls up on them. And then he plays one on one, bro.

Like it was like, oh, yeah, I like the way they jump on him. He's like, yeah, nah, yeah. I don't think he's that good.

What's yours? If I have to go into one, it's I guess I'm going to go along the lines of boy, Kevin Durant. When Kevin Durant did that one. Yeah.

Nobody knows it probably because it sucked so bad. I put the clip art in right here. Go watch that shit.

What was it called? I think like Thunderstrike or something like that. The kid he steals his shoes or what is it? Or steals his thunder. Steals his thunder for sure.

But I don't know how he hit something. Yeah, he wishes upon a star and they just. I would say that.

Yeah, something like I remember that story. That one was pretty nasty, you know, and and you go. We talk about all these people like me and Mario.

We're talking about even Queen Latifah and Common. Like in that one. You know, the basket.

That's a good one. Common was a good actor. I have another one, too.

Damn, did I just blink it? No way. Who's bad or good? No, I just said Common and then I just I'll think of it again. No, my bad.

I'm sorry. But no, yeah, it's just like there's so many good ones. Oh, I got it again.

I got it again. I'm leaving this in. I know, I got it again.

I don't know if it's bad or good, but to me, I think it's good because it's just to me. I'm goofy funny like that. I like I like to not too goofy because corny is not cool.

But like a goofy funny is funny, you know, like stupid funny is John Cena. Yeah, I love John Cena. He's good at those like weirdo dad movies.

I gotta say I like that. He a couple of years ago, he fucking got his little big acting career. He got cast as a. What the fuck is it? He was in the movie.

He was in the DC comic DC comic. Hmm. I don't think I've seen it then.

I want to say Punisher, but that's Marvel. It's not the Green Lantern. No, I don't know.

Then I thought it was when he was around. He's in the what's around the Will Smith DC with Harley. The unpunchables or something untouchable.

No, it's you could tell I'm a Marvel fan. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The fuck is the name of that movie? Will Smith Justice League? No, no, bro.

Not the Justice. Logic came out with a song for it. Remember? Yeah, it's that song.

That movie. Damn producer. Fact check.

That's that movie. OK, what movie? And John Cena's in it. Fact check it.

Put it right here. He's in the second one. Put that movie.

Suicide Squad, Suicide Squad, Suicide Squad. That's right. OK, Suicide Squad.

And then it landed in his own like little spinoff of the show. The character that he was in. He's been acting, though.

Yeah, but like this. In my opinion, this is like the biggest gig that he got that kind of. And then after that, you see him in.

He played as a Suicide Squad or he was one of the people in the Suicide Squad. But then after that, you see him in the Netflix movies, the comedy. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

So respectfully, yeah, he probably I won't lie. He probably the best actor, but he plays his characters. We're all good.

He plays his roles fucking fairly well. Yeah. You want to know who does their their roles? Probably how they're expected to be.

But still, to me, kind of sex or acting. No, Shaq can't act. Shaq be just sitting there doing goofy ass shit.

People just like grown up. He's just being Shaq. So he's not acting.

It was not acting. He's a Shaq. That's the notoriety acting right there.

Ding dong. He just like he just like. Yeah.

Yeah, he's so funny. I love him. But you get what I'm saying? Like they write it.

What other movies? What other real movies is he in? Like he's in a hell of shit like that. Like he's in. Just grown up.

Is he like in one of the Kevin Hart movies or something like that? He's like plays a cop in a couple of different movies. Yeah, I know. He's in that movie with Kevin Hart, where Kevin Hart's fucking dry humping him.

I know Shaq's dry humping Kevin Hart. Yeah, I don't know what it's called. But that shit is wack.

That's what I'm just trying to say is like there's there's a bunch of just different roles he plays where I'm just like, I didn't take much acting like like what you said, the Lady Gaga thing. Those are those are impressive when it comes to just, you know, just be goofy on camera. Your name will sell.

That's to be Shaq. Shout out to Lady Gaga. She about to be in the next Joker movie with Joaquin Phoenix.

Yeah, that's going to be sick. Joaquin Phoenix. She's for sure going to sell out.

In that original Joker movie, I've said it before previous in the podcast, but that Joker movie with Joaquin Phoenix was one of the highest grossing rated R movies of all time. So if it's anything like that, I'm here for you, lady. Oh, yeah, and I forgot another honorable mention.

My boy, Snoop Doggy Dogg. Oh, he's great. Pink Starsky Hutch.

But he's one of the ones you were just saying that is like he just plays himself. But I feel like he tailors himself to the character. Yeah, whether it's been like Soul Plane, whatever it is.

No, no, no. Fuck that. Y'all ever seen Car Wash? Yeah, I watched with Dr. Dre.

Oh, my God. That's a good ass movie right there. Yeah, he's the same thing.

It's the same character every time. But I haven't seen Taylor in a hell of a long. That's a good one.

I used to have that motherfucker on DVD, too. I think last time I saw that was at the hotel. That's still more acting than like some of the shit Shaq does.

Shaq's stuff, he comes in and does just the more like, I guess, the pop comic shit. Like his scene is supposed to come in and do something funny and leave. Shaq is a professional DJ, too.

Yeah, yeah, DJ Diesel. Yeah, bro. Yeah, that shit's crazy.

But that's what I'm saying. You can't hate Shaq because he don't do more than what he's just like. That's what I'm saying.

If you gave him Space Jam, like, oh, I don't know if he could. You know what I'm saying? Who knows how many lights? He wouldn't be able to do Space Jam. How many lights can he really get off? That's what I'm saying.

I don't think he's doing the whole thing. Snoop can do that, though. Snoop can do a whole roll.

He does good enough for what he's offered. I fuck with Snoop. I fuck with Snoop.

So yeah. El perro Snoopy. But on that note, let's move on to the second and final segment of this episode.

You know, we love the people. We shout out to the people who've been supporting us. We fuck with the people.

So what we're doing today, we're getting out with the people. We want to know what y'all think, bro. We want to know what's going on in y'all head.

It's only so much that goes on in these fucking foreheads over here, and it's not. Pickle Rick ain't said a word on the show, bro. I'm saying, what you think, Pickle Rick? He's just looking at me crazy.

Look at me like that again. But with that being said, we're going to go get out into the city. Go talk to some people.

We're going to head downtown. We're going to get y'all things on some shit, bro. So if we catch y'all out there, hey, get on the pod, baby.

Come on. Say what's up. Roll with the people.

What's up, y'all? You're back with it. No question, boys. You got your boy Biz and the boy K3 here.

We're about to go do some karaoke for our last losing of the last segment we did, Casino Royale. I'm feeling good. We're about to go sing some good songs.

K3, how you feeling? I'm feeling great. I'm about to kill it. I'm about to go embarrass myself in front of some people.

But hey, the boy never gets embarrassed. I'm a king of this shit. I'm just here for the beer.

We're here picking the boys' songs. Pinecone Tavern karaoke, baby. All right, I got Aaron or Kev? Who you got? I got Kev.

You got Kev? I got Aaron. All right, I got Alicia Keys so far. I think I'm going to go Breaking Free High School Musical.

Dude, that's a little gay, bro. You're not down for that? All right, we're doing it. Just because you said that, Breaking Free.

Do you guys know Ebony and Ivory? Kev knows that. Put that for Kev. Put that for Kev.

What about Just Give Me a Reason? Just a little bit to know. Yeah, I'm down. That's a duet.

This is a duet. All right, I'm going to go put Aaron's in. And we'll finish up with Kevin's.

I haven't done a karaoke scene probably ever. But hey, the vibe is right. I'm feeling it.

I'm about to try to sing my heart out. See where it takes us. Yeah, I'm just going to push everyone naked regardless.

So I'm going to just be singing my ass off. Soaring, flying There's not a star in heaven that we can't reach. If we're trying, so we're trying.

Higher! Turn it up. If we're trying, so we're trying. There's not a star in heaven that we can't reach.

If we're trying, then we're breaking free. If we're trying, so we're trying. There's not a star in heaven that we can't reach.

Both of us when we need. And that concludes this episode of Unquestionable, the podcast. You feel me? Me and Aaron had to do our justice.

Yes, sir. We had to do what we had to do. We had these bystanders watching.

We were singing our little hearts out. They didn't want to help us sing. Actually, we would have sang, but everyone wanted to go home.

It is late out here. We had a good time. We had a blast.

There you have it, folks. We're breaking free. You feel me? Yes, sir.

You'll see. I'll see you next week.

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Unquestionable the Podcast
"Unquestionable the Podcast" brings together four long-time friends for a fun and lively exploration of humor, curiosity, entertainment, and current events. Join us as we dive into a wide range of topics with a blend of wit, camaraderie, and unfiltered conversations. From our quirkiest pastimes and the latest in entertainment to hilarious takes on current events, each episode is packed with laughs, insights, and the kind of banter only old friends can share. Tune in for your weekly dose of fun and friendship, where no topic is off-limits and the good times are guaranteed.