Mike Epps Lets Loose on State of Comedy, Katt Williams, Indiana Basketball | Ep 222 | ALL THE SMOKE - podcast episode cover

Mike Epps Lets Loose on State of Comedy, Katt Williams, Indiana Basketball | Ep 222 | ALL THE SMOKE

Mar 07, 20241 hr 6 min
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Ya'll are gunna be ROLLING after this episode of ALL THE SMOKE. Matt and Stak are joined by comedian and actor, Mike Epps, who speaks his mind on the state of comedy, Katt Williams explosive interview, and Indiana basketball. Plus, he reveals the truth about why the Richard Pryor biopic fell through, his acting career, and more.

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Speaker 3

Welcome back all the smoke live from Indeed, appreciate you guys coming out today.

Speaker 2

We got one of your own in the building tonight.

Speaker 3

Easy Mike, yeh man, We appreciate you, man, Thank you, appreciate you.

Speaker 6

Back of dollars. Hey, you know brothers doing man, Man, good to see you.

Speaker 7

Man. We we originally did this.

Speaker 2

Yeah, yeah, so that's how I wanted to get to it.

Speaker 3

I mean, we really pride ourselves on having authentic, real conversations. We can learn from the conversation. We can you know, motivate from quite down in the back.

Speaker 7

Nate.

Speaker 3

Thanks, well, so we, like you said, we did this show a month ago or maybe five weeks ago, and you get this after the show and said, hey, let's hold it.

Speaker 2

I want to do a redo. Tell us why you felt that way.

Speaker 6

Well, you know, sometimes, man, when you do these podcasts and you do interviews, sometimes you know, depending on the mold you in, you might not say some of the things that you wanted to say. And sometimes I find myself reiterating some of the things that I've already said in the interviews. People don't seen my interviews a million times on YouTube and stuff, So I just don't want to say the same thing.

Speaker 8

Right, And when I left I realized that.

Speaker 6

I said, damn, you know, because sometimes I want to keep re educating people on who I am.

Speaker 4

But it made sense though, because he wasn't there, so it's better than he was.

Speaker 8

Yeah before before stacked stop smoking man. Yeah, my bad, I'm going to pop this open.

Speaker 2

Oh yeah, we forgot, We got forgot. Oh my God made the chill. Yeah, because the mountains are blue, Corse light, Corse light. We appreciate you standing on.

Speaker 8

Top of the world.

Speaker 7

This is that mountain drink. It's nice and cold.

Speaker 2

From snuggles anybody.

Speaker 6

Yeah, I work on transmissions when I'm here in Indiana and I fly chicken over at pipe for you two light skin to see your ash again.

Speaker 7

Just read.

Speaker 2

You know there's headlines between you know, you had to stand up.

Speaker 3

You had said some stuff and obviously Shannon Sharp in his podcast and Kat Williams and all this. You know, it really made headlines, broke records. You recently got in the manage. It was telling jokes how you tell jokes, and it started starting getting back and forth.

Speaker 2

But I was glad I knew we would happen.

Speaker 3

You and Shannon were able to talk and figure it out, and that happened. I think yesterday, if I'm not mistaken, can you kind of, you know, to tell us what it was about, but just how that came about and where you guys are at now.

Speaker 6

Well, you know, we at the end of the day, this is all entertainment, you know, that's what this is. We're not selling drugs. We're not We're not in the underworld. So there's some guidelines and rules to the business that we're in. And you know, at the end of the day, we got families, we got kids and stuff like that. So sometime we can get out of line, man, you know, and me.

Speaker 7

Personally, you know, I can get out of line a little bit.

Speaker 6

Well, I said some stuff that I didn't some stuff I shouldn't have said. Some of the stuff was good, it was funny.

Speaker 8

Everybody was laughing.

Speaker 6

But then when I went back and looked at it, I said, yeah, I kind of crossed the line a little bit.

Speaker 7

But when you grow.

Speaker 6

Across the line, you're already there. So I just didn't expect. I just didn't expect the brother to get so mad about it, you know. And then, like I said on the on the podcast, I said, I said, a lot of people have been talking about it. I mean, I seen it on Saturday Night Live. I seen a lot of Corey Holk on different ones. I just was wondering, why, you know what I mean, you got singled out that he and then you know, he told me, he was like, you know what, Mike, I'm gonna be honest with you.

Speaker 8

It was because it was you, he said, because guess what the fuck with you?

Speaker 6

These people out here, they're damn to do what you tell him to do. So when he said that, I said, damn, you're right man. You I didn't look at it that way first, And you know, it just brought some light to me, man, And you know, I felt bad about it, and I wanted to meet up with him and personally look him in the face and tell him that I was sorry because I've been I've been vesting with people and talk about him since I was a kid.

Speaker 8

You know what i mean. I'm talking about I hold my breath when I was.

Speaker 6

A kid and say I'm about to do it, and I'll talk about the bully. I talked about the dude that shoot everybody and all that and say something to them that don't nobody say, man, look at them shoes and bothering.

Speaker 8

Everybody be laughing, and he'd be looking like I'm gonna kill you, you know.

Speaker 7

So that's my thing.

Speaker 8

That's what I do.

Speaker 6

I cried jokes on anybody period, right on myself, yourself, if I go on campra if I'm doing.

Speaker 8

That's what I told him too.

Speaker 4

I said, if they jokes, why you gotta apologize to they jokes?

Speaker 8

Well, I mean, you know, like I said, Man, it wasn't it wasn't.

Speaker 7

It wasn't. Uh.

Speaker 6

It wasn't Shucky Ducky telling the joke. It was Mike Epps telling. It was Mike Epps that got five seasons.

Speaker 7

Sitcom on Netflix.

Speaker 6

It was Yeah, it was Mike Epps to got a movie out with Snoop right now. It was Mike fer got a special coming out on Netflix. Is Mike Fster been in the business for thirty years? Is Mike efs that you.

Speaker 2

Know name ho wait? Name your name hold tawait?

Speaker 7

Yeah?

Speaker 6

So so you know it was it was Mercedes Beans versus a Hondai.

Speaker 7

You know what I mean.

Speaker 6

Mercedes Bend said something about me. I got to say something about what he's saying. You know that's what happened.

Speaker 2

Man.

Speaker 6

So we shook hands. We made cool, and one thing I wanted to show. I wanted to show.

Speaker 2

These kids that's another way to do it.

Speaker 7

I wanted to.

Speaker 6

Show these kids that, guess what, no matter how I felt about him and how he felt about me, to guess what don't have to.

Speaker 7

End in violence.

Speaker 6

And I'm not about to prove myself to nobody and mess what I worked so hard for to show somebody I'm.

Speaker 7

A real nigga.

Speaker 4

Nobody's nobody's too big to be talked about. Though you did the right thing, but everybody can be talked about.

Speaker 7

I talk about everybody.

Speaker 6

Yes, I've talked about I'm talking about I have talked about it everybody. I'm serious. I mean I talked about Shack straight in his face. I didn't call him Shrek and all kind of laughing.

Speaker 7

I'm thinking that he's gonna laugh too.

Speaker 4

You only get you only get mad like that when someone it's some true to it dog. That's just how I feel, speaking of I'm glad you guys got to talking and clean your piece up.

Speaker 3

But your show on HG TV with your wife buying back the block obviously something that is very important to you, near, dear to your heart, speak to that show and how important.

Speaker 2

It is, and you going back in your hometown of doing that.

Speaker 7

You know what me and my wife we did.

Speaker 6

We we we were blessed to be able to do this show. You know, I bought the houses a long time ago. I was buying these houses around here when they was five dollars, you know what I mean. And didn't nobody understand it. They like, man, you buying them raggy as I said, yep, I'm Abama. It ain't gonna just gonna set on them because I already know these neighborhoods is they got a twenty year planing out on them.

And then once I see a once I started seeing a white man and a white lady with their dog walking down.

Speaker 7

Oh I'm in there now.

Speaker 6

They finished, I'm finna get my money now when the white man ain't scared of the black man. No more that money here come through there. And that's what happened. Man, and my wife. Without her woman's touch, I couldn't have did it. My woman, my woman, My wife is the one that put the is Amona. You know, my wife from Chicago. I'm from Indianapolis. I'm a little country compared to her, and she put a little city on it.

So the houses look like you know what I mean, maybe somebody from New York might like it or something.

Speaker 7

Love it. Talk about the upshot, Just fucking Mike Man. You used to holding the.

Speaker 6

Snapping too, the official price, Mike Man, who's doing this? Jack got a drug dealer jogging suit on. If I ain't never see, Thank God for the NBA. When it comes to Jack.

Speaker 4

Man, just just go ahead and tell them the story. When we first met, for I ask you this question.

Speaker 8

As soon as I met Jack, we started smoking weed together.

Speaker 7

We went from.

Speaker 6

There right across the street to the coach. What was the coach, Rick Carlile. I pulled a blunt out on Rick Carlile. He looking at Jack like, I know, you just just smoke with this dude. You better leave them alone. You're gonna play with all organization. But anyway, we had a good time. They had a good time. I took Jack straight to the neighborhood. I took him straight to the I wanted to show him they got real negroes in every city, you know what I mean. It was a small little part, but it was.

Speaker 7

It was enough.

Speaker 4

It was enough ship. Let's talk about the Upshaws. Congratulations on the success of the Upshaws and I'm waiting thank you for my call for my cameo.

Speaker 6

We got a I had to get it. I had to get to fifth season to start prove myself.

Speaker 7

I got you.

Speaker 4

Congratulations, We talk about that. How did how did that come about?

Speaker 7

You know?

Speaker 8

The Upshaws Man was an idea that I thought of.

Speaker 6

The show was based out of this home, out of my hometown, Indianapolis.

Speaker 7

Uh.

Speaker 6

And I thought of the idea, and I said, man, you know, who could I get to be in this with me? And I and I went down the list. I thought about Tiffany Hatish, I thought about Jesse Larry's. I thought about all these different ones, and I said, well, if I want to do a Sam from the Son or George Jefferson type show, I need that type of comedian. So I thought of Wanda Sykes Man my producing partners.

I said, Wanda Sight, She's perfect. So I called Wanda, and you know, it took her about two weeks to call me back, and then she finally called me back. She was like, yeah, what's up, Mike. Because that was strange to her Mike Yef's call, I don't deal with.

Speaker 8

This, nigga. Hey Mike, I said, Yah, but Wanda, I got an idea.

Speaker 7

I want to do it. Yeah.

Speaker 8

She said, go ahead, tell me what it is. And I told her. She said, oh, she said, let me think about it.

Speaker 6

I'm gonna go to my people and and she went to her people and thought about it, and.

Speaker 7

They liked it. They liked it. We went to Netflix.

Speaker 8

We sold it, and we went and got Kim.

Speaker 6

Fields, who was a great actress that been in Facts of Life and Living Single Favorite. Oh man, we got we got some characters on the show, man, You know what I mean? This last season we've had everybody, we've had Fraise on Love on the show, and we've got a lot of people people. Man, I was blessed to be able to get I've been trying to get a TV show my whole career, so you know how many times I've been told no, and to be able to get one now, man, it's a blessing.

Speaker 7

The current state of comedy right now.

Speaker 4

What you think about it with the cancel culture and everybody being so sensitive to jokes and things like that, what's your opinion on it?

Speaker 6

Well, you know, I think as a comedian, you really gotta you got a weigh your odds.

Speaker 7

You know you got.

Speaker 8

You got one level of it.

Speaker 6

That makes sense. Every level of it makes sense. But you got a.

Speaker 8

Group of guys over here.

Speaker 6

That are You think about Dave Chapelle, you think about Kat Williams, you think about guys like Corey Hoker. These dudes are fearless, man. These dudes ain't. They ain't thinking like I'm thinking. See, I'm over there. They over there saying everything I want to say. But I can't mess my money up because I got a different I know how to act in a movie.

Speaker 7

I know how to yeah, I know how to do TV. I know how to produce.

Speaker 6

So I'm over there looking at trying to protect that. They don't have nothing to do with that. Now, if I take that lane right there, it might cut that off because you.

Speaker 2

Don't see none of them dudes crossing over.

Speaker 7

And yeah, not that they can't do it right, they're just but they got a.

Speaker 6

Heart of a lion when it comes to this game. You know them guys are I'm telling you, they fearless man. They go up there and say, you know, so, I'll say some crazy stuff. But lord Jesus, they go hard and I just sit.

Speaker 7

Back with my papa.

Speaker 8

I'm like, boy, they got a whole lot of hard man.

Speaker 7

And it works for him.

Speaker 4

They said, has the John Has the genre suffered because it is because of everybody be so sensitive?

Speaker 7

Oh yeah, oh yeah, that's that's uh. You know, when you think.

Speaker 6

About Richard Pryor and Red Fox and Bernie Mack and them kind of guys, man, they wouldn't have made it in this time. You know, they would have probably just walked away from the game because it's a damn shame that you're allowed to.

Speaker 7

Do it in a different.

Speaker 8

Area and you're not allowed to do it in.

Speaker 6

The area that is really you supposed to be doing to a Comedians are supposed to be able to say whatever we want to say and crack a joke.

Speaker 7

I mean, t a two and a to a respect. You know what I'm saying.

Speaker 6

You ain't got no ben to talking about no kids and certain stuff you can't say period, even with a joke. It'll get you up out of here. Like some comedian. He was just talking about George Floyd.

Speaker 7

I don't know who it was. David he called.

Speaker 4

He apologized that could have got a whooping in, got the phone calls.

Speaker 6

He apologized just because he wanted to. Yeah, you know that. But see he's going for the laugh. You're going for the shock, and you're going for the laugh, you know, So.

Speaker 7

Make you feel like I'm going to do rap again. Man, we need the mother microphone.

Speaker 4

But explain what basketball means to end down in your times ship man.

Speaker 6

Indiana basketball, this is this is basketball when you talk. If you hear basketball in America, it's Indiana, you know.

Speaker 7

But you're a Bobby Knife fan.

Speaker 6

Hell yeah, I'm a big I'm a Bobby Knife fan in a whole other way, you know what I mean. I'm a Bobby Knife fan when it comes to the discipline of how he was so disciplined and how he had them guys brainwashed into winning.

Speaker 8

You know, he just didn't have the swag that.

Speaker 7

We wanted them. You know what I mean, he.

Speaker 3

Would if Bobby would have put his hands on you like he put his hands on some people.

Speaker 7

You know.

Speaker 6

I mean at that time that they was doing that, the black guys wasn't like that, you know what I'm saying. Them guys didn't start you know, when Old Boy and them start showing up Dereck Coleman and all them. See, that wouldn't have worked with Derrick Coleman. That's why Derrick Coleman didn't play for Indiana. Certain dudes got to go to Yeah, certain dudes got brought to those teams that were that were put up with certain stuff.

Speaker 7

What team a player made you love basketball? What team made me? Team or player that made you love basketball? Oh?

Speaker 6

Man? You know they always talk about all the the regular name guys, the Michael Jordan's and the Magic Johnson's and all that kind of stuff.

Speaker 7

But you know I liked it.

Speaker 6

I like guys who really didn't get you know, that much prey that were really stronger than the dudes who had the names.

Speaker 7

They would get quiet points.

Speaker 6

They was. They was great players, you know. Uh, dudes like Baron Davis. You know what I'm saying, underrated man, a beast out there.

Speaker 7

You know what I mean?

Speaker 6

Uh, what's so boy's name to play for Cincinnati? Or big like Kenya Martin Man. You know what I'm saying. See y'all in that era. To me, when I talk about kid like y'all them y'all the same dudes.

Speaker 7

That's who I recognize.

Speaker 6

Is you.

Speaker 7

Guys. Them are the real players.

Speaker 6

The other dudes are just you know, they're part of the media. In a week, your game week, I mean, I could play better than than than a jail nigga or something like that.

Speaker 2

Look behind you, at this pace behind you.

Speaker 7

I don't even talk to East Coast niggas.

Speaker 6

Them niggas is them niggas is over confident Wallo.

Speaker 7

I can tell he can play man though he cannot dog.

Speaker 3

He cannot definitely not play.

Speaker 4

Gilly is the only athlete and the family dog. And it's clear and the whole family would say.

Speaker 8

I've seen Gilly, Gilly, Yeah, Gilly get damn.

Speaker 7

But I think he's playing man.

Speaker 6

He can see Whylloa one of them dudes that can do something, but be playing and till until it's time to do it.

Speaker 2

And then he got a tender a c L. Though the tender a c L holds the back.

Speaker 7

It's been tender for fifteen years. Damn.

Speaker 8

It's like a little It's like a chicken link now like.

Speaker 7

A gimzerd. Remember them little gears.

Speaker 6

Came to the fact, if Friday gives it.

Speaker 8

You, mama, put about seven of the mother Beckers in there.

Speaker 7

Is it fair to say that, uh, niver and onions. Go ahead, Jack.

Speaker 6

Mass potato with their gravy with the salt taed onions over there?

Speaker 7

Yeah this with me, and he could really talk about.

Speaker 6

Them. Soups, No, no, nigga, the soups, the spread ramen soup with rito bread another prison nigga.

Speaker 7

Here, yeah, with the cheese, the cheese. Come on with bread? Uh uh spread bread? Yeah?

Speaker 8

Yeah yeah yeah?

Speaker 7

What else? Come in there? While you take them a little beef? You put cookies in it.

Speaker 8

Chips come on, come on, chips, come on, come on?

Speaker 7

And then and then then you take the pack. They take the pack of the thing and put it over everything.

Speaker 4

Come on, hold on, you gotta get the honey.

Speaker 7

Then you fold it up and let its in for a minute.

Speaker 4

Goell, will you can finish?

Speaker 7

Get on your prison shirt.

Speaker 6

And the other inmates be jealous because they can't afford it.

Speaker 4

We got all of them like talking about bigging the spread on all this, mo, bro, that's crazy.

Speaker 7

How do you know how to make warning in the NBA? All these years?

Speaker 2

He knows someone like him that big is crazy?

Speaker 7

Right there?

Speaker 4

Hey, look back to it. Is it safe to say that Eddie Murphy and Richer Pryor. Your common inspirations, oh man?

Speaker 6

Them was the Godfathers right there, Man, I did a I had a chance to. I met Richard Pryor before he died and set with him for a whole year. He couldn't talk, but he could, you know, because yeah, but he could see in his eyes because he had multiple grosses.

Speaker 7

Always muscles was gone.

Speaker 6

But and I did movies with Eddie Murphy, so I got a chance to work with the Godfathers.

Speaker 8

Man, you and me, that ship is oh man, you were impossible.

Speaker 2

Talks to play Eddie Murphy. Excuse me.

Speaker 6

Richer Prior, right, yeah, I was gonna play Richard Prior man, and then his wife I didn't. I didn't screw his wife, his ex wife, and she got mad.

Speaker 9

You're not gonna play Richard. You didn't spink the sass. I said, nope, I ain't. You're going to people's court.

Speaker 6

Nigger, people's court.

Speaker 7

People don't.

Speaker 2

Today.

Speaker 6

Uh yeah, man, But but I you know what it was. I went to Richard Pryor's funeral, man, and none of his friends got up there and talked about him. Paul Mooney, none of them people went up there to talk about him. Bro Monique went up there on the stage. She didn't know him.

Speaker 8

And George Lopez went on the stage.

Speaker 7

He didn't knowing. He wasn't even in the casket. The casket was shut. We all in there crying.

Speaker 8

She didn't burnt them up somewhere.

Speaker 7

This the shit that we was going through.

Speaker 6

Dna Ross just stood up right in the middle of the prayer and just fart.

Speaker 7

I swear to God, I'm not pought. Hey, I can't tell you a lie. She just starts singing like, oh, she.

Speaker 8

Had a big ass hat with a net on.

Speaker 6

Her shit, and you know, and guess what, Nigga, I get on the stage, right, I'm on the stage. I'm coming down because I've been on coked for two three nights. They think I'm crying for Richard, but I'm crying because I've spent.

Speaker 8

High all night.

Speaker 6

His kids is sitting there crying, and man, so it's so when I seen his kids crying, I start crying cause it just made I'm like, damn, that's their dad.

Speaker 7

Let me tell you something, bro.

Speaker 8

The lady told me that night you're not ready.

Speaker 7

To play Richard. I said, fuck you.

Speaker 8

Bitch, you know, kiss my motherfucking ass.

Speaker 7

I sit up here.

Speaker 8

But you know what I told him, though, you know what I told her. Now, I'm gonna teake some real shit. I'm gonna tell you what I told her, Steve, and.

Speaker 7

Man, I told her. Look here, Steven. I love Richard Pride.

Speaker 8

I love him to death. But my kids don't know who he is.

Speaker 7

But the little motherfuckers know me.

Speaker 6

Mm So I'm the motherfucker. I'm the as good as Richard Pride was. He was a bad motherfucker. These kids they know who they hell Mike f See is.

Speaker 7

And that's my o G.

Speaker 8

I love him, but the time is moved.

Speaker 6

If you go see a Richard Prime movie with me and it, you're gonna see Mikees play Richard Prime. Now for all the old heads that know Richard Pride, they're gonna be coming in there like, yeah, nigga, you better come on with that mudbone. Nigga, you better do that ship. You know what I'm saying. But my age and the kids, the kids younger than me, they don't know who. They say, Mikeyess is playing a comedian on there. I'm gonna see this ship. That's how that's that's yeah, that's where we're at.

Speaker 7

They're gonna say day they too, they gonna kill me with day day.

Speaker 6

I think that role right there with ice Cube, that was the best role that I played, because I can't get the character off of me.

Speaker 8

Everywhere the character is you and so yeah, that's that's that's a old.

Speaker 7

Mic in the street. That's a lot of Mike old mic and the street. That's what I play.

Speaker 6

I played all kinds of roles. I played h drug dealers, I played killed. I was just I just was in a movie with a Bruce Willis called.

Speaker 7

I forget the name of it, But I.

Speaker 6

Was a ship google the motherfucker, But I was.

Speaker 8

I was.

Speaker 6

I was a human trafficker in that then was fucked up roles that I didn't want to play. I did when I first got in the business. One of the first roles that I played, I played a movie with Ben Diesel. It was called Strays. It was Ben Diesel's first movie. Didn't nobody don't even know who.

Speaker 7

The fuck he was.

Speaker 8

That ludicrous character, the ludicrous.

Speaker 2

In the uh plaster fewis.

Speaker 7

That should have been me.

Speaker 6

I was Ben Diesels free a long time ago, Acts of Violence.

Speaker 7

I was in that movie. Man.

Speaker 6

I played a million roles. That's why I even played where they they told me that I was gay in the but I didn't. I said, I'm gonna play the role, but I ain't gay.

Speaker 7

What movie was that? It was?

Speaker 6

I was in the first episode of The Sopranos. Yes, nigga me, they said, They said, guess what. This is how they tricked me. They said, because I came in I read for the motherfuckers. They said, you and this dude, y'all stole the car. Y'all stole the car. Yeah, google it. He said, y'all stole the car. I said, okay, we stole the car. He and he said, he said, and

that's your boyfriend. No nigga before the rock before it started, and I got offended, and the producer pulled me to the side and said, what's the problem or you homophobicos son? I said, nah, I ain't a homophore. But listen to this. This is me.

Speaker 7

Moving from Indiana to.

Speaker 6

No New York, nigga. I lived in New York for fifteen years. That's where the fuck I moved to New York. I moved to New York City when I was twenty one years old. Didn't know, nobody, didn't know nothing, and got fucked around in an audition for the motherfucker.

Speaker 8

Sopranos and got the role.

Speaker 7

Didn't have no money or nothing.

Speaker 6

He said, yeah, he said. I said, I ain't got to touch him, do her? He said, no, y'all, just you're just gonna be when when we come into house, you're gonna holler for him and say Eddie. I said, guess what, I don't know how to play a gay guy, but I know how to talk like my mother.

Speaker 7

I know how to talk just like her. That's who I grew up with, just me and my mama.

Speaker 6

So if I want to go into my mama, I know how to do that. I said, I'm not gonna let that test who I am.

Speaker 7

You know what I'm saying.

Speaker 8

So I did the role, got my little money, and moved on, you know what I'm saying, And it didn't bother me.

Speaker 6

That's that's why I can sit right here and tell you that I played the role. I worked with nothing but gay people in Hollywood, some of the best people in the world. Beautiful people save your life, probably do more for you than the killer. Will killer let you die because he's a killer, But the gay dude might hug you a little tighter.

Speaker 7

Y'all gonna have to cut some of this shit because I work in Hollywood.

Speaker 6

See that's why I don't like doing these motherfucker podcasts.

Speaker 7

I'm out here fuck this shit.

Speaker 8

No, for real, this is a real education for black.

Speaker 6

Men out there, black men, black men, black men, black men, black man. You got to learn how to control your mind and your emotions.

Speaker 7

With all of this stuff.

Speaker 6

The tough man role is gonna fuck your life up. Being homophobic, gonna fuck your life up. Not growing up and becoming a man when you're supposed to, gonna fuck your life up. Got all these things that a fuck a young man up. This was what fucks a young man up. I was a young man, a light skinned young man around dark skinned men. You know what kind of fight that is in a fucking black community. That

shit ain't no joke. That's why when you go to the penitentiary you run into all these light skin killers. Bunch of light skin I'm talking about, man, you look like, I'll be sure your help. I got life with our parole, bro, you know what I mean? Because somebody might have touched him when he was a kid that made.

Speaker 7

Him a monster. You see what I'm saying.

Speaker 8

This is what the kids need to hear right here. You want to hear some shit, that's some shit you need to hear.

Speaker 6

You're celebrating and your you're looking in the wrong areas. You gotta know what you're dealing with. Man, this is life. You know what I'm saying.

Speaker 8

If don't nobody teach you, life itself is.

Speaker 7

Gonna teach you you. It'll whoop your ass and make you humble, Calm you down, settle you down.

Speaker 8

Get to do all of that to you.

Speaker 6

I've been through hey, I've been on drugs. I've been through hell. You know what I'm saying. I did most of the movies on cocaine, all about the benjamins.

Speaker 7

I was, man.

Speaker 8

I used to sit in ice cubes trailer in the morning and be crying tears.

Speaker 7

He like, wipe the face.

Speaker 6

Man, you a king nigga. Stop doing this shit to yourself. I'm sitting there wiping myself because I was really, really, really.

Speaker 7

I was really.

Speaker 8

I had survivors remorse.

Speaker 6

I was so sad that I left all them niggas here in this city and I was famous, and when I would come home, I wanted them to be happy for me, and they was mad at me.

Speaker 8

So I said, Damn, I gotta destroy myself to you to like me. I was like, damn, my favorite nigga. It seemed like he liked me more.

Speaker 6

When I'm coming down off coke and I'm crying and I hate myself, he was.

Speaker 7

Like, oh, man, I love you, nigga.

Speaker 8

I'm praying for you.

Speaker 6

But when I wasn't high and I was working out and I looked good, He's like, nigga, you think you better than me? I said, nigga, how is my success of reflection of your your failure?

Speaker 7

And that's what happens to the kids.

Speaker 6

They around here killing theirself, trying to fit in with somebody who's fucked up.

Speaker 7

That's the truth. Now, I'm a comedian. Were supposed to be laughing. I've been laughing the whole time.

Speaker 6

And the conversation that went there like that aduse because comedians are dark people, man, we're dark.

Speaker 8

Cat Williams I got, I blessed her.

Speaker 6

I pray for that brother, man, I pray for that brother, because that's some serious shit.

Speaker 8

The ship that he did on that podcast.

Speaker 7

Man, we better hope.

Speaker 6

All the people that he said ain't no killers because he ain't gonna know who hit him. They got money, they know niggas. It just take one of them to wake up in the morning and say, you know what, that's it.

Speaker 4

But then again, you know a lot of a lot of those people that he said something about, they probably ain't bothered because you know, you don't really they don't move you for the truth.

Speaker 6

I mean either way, man, you know what I mean. Everybody moves different, man, you know what I mean. And that's what I'm saying.

Speaker 8

That negativity sells like that.

Speaker 2

Yeah, that's unfortunate. It s people are drawn to that, to the negativity they are.

Speaker 6

That's why I had to go shake a shiner's hand, because I can't control these dudes out here that'll just go try to do something to him just to it.

Speaker 7

Ain't even for me.

Speaker 8

He just all, man, yeah, I'm like, you ain't riding for me. I don't even know you.

Speaker 7

You see what I'm saying.

Speaker 6

Just like some dudes wanted to come down here and buy some weed for Steve, and I say, he don't say a weed.

Speaker 7

Anymore.

Speaker 6

Man.

Speaker 8

I want a pound from him. Man, I'll be watching himy smoke man swim five pounds.

Speaker 7

See you don't sell we no more? There he is right there, you just bro?

Speaker 4

What was your great what's the greatest stand up comedy set of all time?

Speaker 7

Shit mine? Which one? Underrated?

Speaker 6

Never faded in Detroit? If you ain't never seen it, go watch it again. That's the best one. That's the best one to me. I'm tired of giving everybody else praise. That's why I ain't getting these jobs. You gotta patch yourself on the back. Oh yeah, I'm the baddest motherfucking comedy right now. I'm the realest nigga in comedy. I'm the baddest one right and mostly and most definitely the

best looking one. Ugly ass niggas getting all this money and I ain't getting on fucking rich ugly turtle looking ass niggas. I'm sitting right here, ain't getting a dime. White women walk right past me and get with a turtle.

Speaker 7

Give it a turtle.

Speaker 2

When did you know you had arrived at the comedy space?

Speaker 7

Was it a set? Was it a bit? Was it like?

Speaker 2

When did you know, like, Okay, I've arrived as a comedy.

Speaker 7

When child Support Clark called me as soon as my baby mama had a court date, for me. I said, I made it. She's trying to get a raise.

Speaker 8

Oh shit, increased that increase, increase fun of kids.

Speaker 7

All been there. Everybody else will know about the increase.

Speaker 2

It's always for the kids.

Speaker 7

Yeah, I got another court date.

Speaker 6

I said, did you give the kids the money? Because my daughters still asking me for money. I only get five hundred dollars. Five hundred dollars, you know how much I send your mama for you.

Speaker 7

That ain't even your account. This is fucked up. They do nothing about it either.

Speaker 3

I remember one summer we were in seventeen win a championship and I rented a house on Doheani for the summer and I was working out and running the hills and I ran into Russell Simmons.

Speaker 2

Remember he used to have his little card right then.

Speaker 7

It was a card card. Come get your best card.

Speaker 2

Hey, everything I love.

Speaker 7

That's my figure. Rush. I was just a bullshit.

Speaker 8

That's how Russell say, like rus Abon Crockett kills.

Speaker 2

Damn, I'd be thinking that man, great impersonator.

Speaker 3

No, but I was talking about making like a child support card where every time you swipe it go like it has to go to the kids to be able to create a card like that for some transparency, because we all been in a position where we gave a bunch of money away and the kids ain't seen none of you.

Speaker 8

They're gonna figure out how way to scam that.

Speaker 7

They don't have a fake ass kid. Then Yeah, I'm a yeah, standing here, I'm gonna show get the money, Get the money, run hurry up. Yeah man, that's real.

Speaker 3

Man.

Speaker 8

But I think y'all got most of the bullshit out of me.

Speaker 7

Yeah, some other ship.

Speaker 8

Now we gotta we gotta edit all the other stuff.

Speaker 6

Gott yeah because we got Yeah, because ship, we got you the A, B C.

Speaker 8

D, E, F G H, I j K, Elemental Peak Community, get you.

Speaker 2

Black Dug, Black Dug from the Hangover?

Speaker 7

How was it? I wasn't playing black dug, man. I was the only black dude on the set.

Speaker 6

And uh, Todd Phillips was the director, and uh, there was a bunch of white people on the set. When I tell you, I was the only black person on the set. It wasn't one black person there with me. We was way out in the desert. I just went and found me a little corner and sat over there.

Speaker 7

Man. And I remember my first scene.

Speaker 6

This is how.

Speaker 8

This is how I realized that black humor and white humor is totally different.

Speaker 6

So the first scene they said ashen and it was my turn, and man, when I went into the scene, it was like I was in.

Speaker 7

A Friday movie. I was like, and they said cut and it was quiet. All the white people were just looking at me like this is how, this is how the crew was walking. I was like, damn, I was like, what happened?

Speaker 8

I was like, the mockers then laughing at me.

Speaker 7

Now, this is some shit.

Speaker 8

If I was in an ice Cube movie, they would have been on the floor.

Speaker 7

Man.

Speaker 8

I tried that ship in that white movie. They didn't laugh as shit. I said, oh shit, I gotta do something. So I adjusted myself.

Speaker 6

I said, guess what I found out with white people in comedies less his best, Less his best, don't do that much because I learned that on.

Speaker 7

Deaf comedy Jail. When you When I did Death Comedy Jam.

Speaker 6

Black audiences, they fall out the tears. This is how black people laugh ta get up, run you know what I mean? Like they used Pelle did on that that shit is real. White people say ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha And then they'll come to you after the show.

Speaker 7

You were amazing. I'm like, you can't. I can't tell, motherfucker you weren't laughing. He was laughing. How the fuck was that amazing? And you wouldn't laugh.

Speaker 6

White people are gonna kill me, man, because I joke with them all the time. And then I'll be their friend when black people ain't around.

Speaker 7

White people like I'm not. I'm not gonna believe that ship anymore.

Speaker 8

I've seen how you work with the black people.

Speaker 3

You're one of the comedians that that that have kind of made a living in and and and hone your craft around roasting the audience.

Speaker 2

Oh yeah, talk to us about out that and how effective that's been for you.

Speaker 7

Man.

Speaker 6

If I catch if I catch a nigga walking in that show down that aisle and he ain't got the right shit on, I'm oh lord, I'm gonna tear his ass up. Him and this girl I didn't roasted couples.

Speaker 7

Two for one.

Speaker 6

I said, look at this fat unicorn and this uh, look at this bag of blood walking through here.

Speaker 4

The one when you said about all the chicks and the looking like wrestlers in this pandemic.

Speaker 6

I said, it's a whole lot of girls with the bodysuits on. It looked like a bunch of wrestlers in here.

Speaker 7

Oh ship, you know man, because.

Speaker 8

I'm you know, I'm one of them dudes. I ain't trying to go down in history.

Speaker 9

Man.

Speaker 6

All these dudes want to be legendary and the goats and all that weird ass shit. It's like, man, get the fuck out of here.

Speaker 7

Just do the work. You know what I'm saying. I'm so tired of.

Speaker 6

Everybody trying to be the bad I'm like, God, le man, this business is fucking high school, dude.

Speaker 8

And I didn't graduate, so that'll tell you this ship is high school.

Speaker 6

And if you can remember high school, they had the same motherfuckers in the business.

Speaker 8

You had bad kids, you had good kids.

Speaker 6

You had the little snitches that ran to the teacher's aid and all them little well I'm serious.

Speaker 7

You had the.

Speaker 8

Athletes.

Speaker 7

You had the special leg I'm a special ed. I was a special ed. You had the helmet on. Now, hell no, nigga, we ain't wear no helmets. I wasn't that bad. That's another level of it. Well, but I was in them. I was in the class. Tell me about you was in the class with it, So go and tell the story. Well, a dude didn't have a helmet on. It was like it was like a head brace. It really wasn't a full helmet. But I was in the class. The kids would walking about and said, look at him.

Speaker 8

Yes, I taught myself how to read and write as an adult.

Speaker 7

I'm not lying. And let me tell you something.

Speaker 8

Man, I'm not against the nigga, but if you tell me I can't read, I'll kill your motherfucking ass. I don't play that ship.

Speaker 7

That's the trigger.

Speaker 6

You tell me something about some education, I'm mad because that's my insecurity.

Speaker 8

That's what really hurts me.

Speaker 7

Did I you know what I mean?

Speaker 8

I just didn't pick it up. I didn't collect it, you know.

Speaker 7

And see now, the only thing that made me feel good.

Speaker 6

About the fact that I had a problem reading and writing because I got some money in the bank. I don't give a fuck about reading and write. I pay somebody to read that ship. Read that ship right there out loud. Huh.

Speaker 7

I can hear you if I.

Speaker 6

Got an accountant, If I'm dealing with an accountant to deal with my money, something no, and yeah, and I feel like I can't keep up with my money.

Speaker 7

You know what I'm gonna do.

Speaker 6

I'm gonna drop a pistol on the floor and say I'm sorry about that and put it in my pocket.

Speaker 7

That money gonna be right.

Speaker 8

They gonna say this nigga didn't dropped the gun in here.

Speaker 7

I bet not steal nothing from this nigga.

Speaker 2

Fact.

Speaker 7

Hey, I gotta play games like that when you can't really do.

Speaker 8

Man for shit, you see this pistols, don't you don't you fuck with that money?

Speaker 6

Oh?

Speaker 3

Shit is hurting ice Cube? How instrumental has he been in? What kind of friendship do you guys have?

Speaker 6

Man, that's my dog for life. Man, I love ice Cube. Man, ice Cube gave me my first job. He gave me five thousand dollars as soon as I seen even he knew I was broke. He said, Man, you and your girl go to Magic Mountain. You don't remember Magic Mountain? That nigga gave me five thousand. My girl got dressed just alike and went to Magic Mountain.

Speaker 2

Yeah, that's how they're doing it to full.

Speaker 6

Five airbusty shirt and some niggas from the forties trying to bang on me. Nigga, I had some red shit on.

Speaker 7

Where you from?

Speaker 6

Cuz I said, the movies, nigga, the movie business, My motherfucking gang nigga.

Speaker 3

Oh shit, did you feel pressure coming in after what Chris Tucker did in the First Friday Ever?

Speaker 2

You came in, yeah, and did your thing, but you felt there was a lot of pressure.

Speaker 6

Hey, man, Chris Tucker did such a great job in that movie as Smoky.

Speaker 7

They was looking at me like, you better kill this ship. You did.

Speaker 8

John Witherspoons, he was looking at me like this, and it was real quiet.

Speaker 7

Y'all. Went to cube. I said, man, this shit ain't working. He said, it ain't time for you to be funny yet. I said, huh. He said, yeah, that scene right there is just the lead. It's gonna be your time to get funny. When I when I went down there and.

Speaker 6

Said, man, y'all, tell y'all live y'all, she sprayed me and all that she sprayed me the faith that was when I was on right there, I was on.

Speaker 7

It was gone.

Speaker 8

Told me it was on, man, it was on my first movie I did.

Speaker 6

I bought my mother washing drive man. My mother bought my mother washing drive man. She was living in some apartments. I said, Mama with you. I said, Mama, want to buy your house?

Speaker 7

She said, no, just buy me a washing drive.

Speaker 8

She said, I'm tired of women at the Linda Met telling me you ain't my son.

Speaker 7

That ain't your son. I said, you ain't gotta.

Speaker 8

See them no more.

Speaker 7

I bought a washing drive.

Speaker 2

That's dope.

Speaker 7

And I tried to buy a house and she said, no.

Speaker 6

You ain't gonna fuck my social security up because she was getting like seven hundred dollars a month at a time, it was getting seven hundred a month. And she said, if them, if them people see that you are giving me money in an account, they might cut my social Security back.

Speaker 7

So I you know what I mean.

Speaker 8

I just couldn't do it.

Speaker 7

The whole light waking on that social Security. You ain't gonna fuck that up.

Speaker 10

And no, don't fuck that Yeah, because my mother was looking at it like you might not be in the business loan. You only did two movies, nigga, don't go to buying houses and shit, you ain't out to clear Yeah, who.

Speaker 7

Is Mike outside of comedy? What's your hobbies right now?

Speaker 6

I'm a nanny. I had kids again. I love it and I'm fifty three years old. I went and had two more kids, two and four babies. I got baby babies, so you know what I mean. Hopefully God will give me another thirty years, so they'll be at least thirty or something when I leave Earth. You know what I mean, They'll get to beat and had a dad, not an old one, but I mean, not a They ain't gonna have me for a long time.

Speaker 7

But you know what I mean. But my kids a beautiful. Man. I had a son.

Speaker 8

The day my mother died. My mother died twenty twenty COVID.

Speaker 6

My son was born the same time. Bro and I never had a son. He looked just like my mama. Man, I swear, that's how. No God's real gave me a son.

Speaker 7

My mama gave me a son walking out the door. Man, that's beautiful.

Speaker 8

I used to cry all the time to ask God what happened?

Speaker 7

What did I do wrong that I can't have a son. But I know what it was.

Speaker 6

I lied all these women and got them pregnant and sold them dreams and shit like that.

Speaker 7

Girl, you got five girls to let you know I was lying.

Speaker 2

I'll be lying too.

Speaker 7

I've been doing to just one thing that I'm.

Speaker 6

Gonna get right before I leave this earth, I'm gonna learn how to treat a woman one hundred sense, right dope, because I that's that's something that I want to do for my mother, for my children, for my daughters. I've never treated a woman right, one hundred percent. And now that I'm getting older, I'm realizing, Man, you gotta treat a woman right.

Speaker 7

Mike. You gotta.

Speaker 8

You can't.

Speaker 6

You can't cheat on her. You you gotta, you gotta be a friend, You gotta not be selfish.

Speaker 8

This is what I want to do. This is one of my dreams.

Speaker 7

Man.

Speaker 2

That's that's something we really have to learn.

Speaker 3

I had, I had.

Speaker 6

Issues with my mother, So now I want to make a woman. I don't want my kid's mother to you know what, I mean, to have my mother stuff. So that's one of my things I want to do.

Speaker 8

Man, because I've been listening to Pimp music and ship my whole life. You have to a ball MJGS nigga.

Speaker 7

And you GK too short MC. You know what I mean that ship?

Speaker 8

Have you talking ship to a girl?

Speaker 7

So yeah, I'm talking about you.

Speaker 2

Like yeah, yeah, yeah, like powder baby powder.

Speaker 7

Yeah.

Speaker 6

I sat that movie with Met the Man and I was on cocaine that movie too. I was snarting and toothing and pooting and scooping in that movie too. Oh now I'm fifty three.

Speaker 7

I don't do nothing to smoke weed drink course, like.

Speaker 2

Okay, there you go, shut course.

Speaker 6

Hang out with real potential billionaires has made the chill, made the chill. These are potential bill billionaires right here, These are these are these are men. You guys are moving the culture because you using your you know, it's it's way bigger than basketball, y'all, way bigger than basketball.

Speaker 7

Man.

Speaker 6

Matter of fact, this might be better than your basketball career, right Yeah, the basketball career was a commercial for what you're doing.

Speaker 8

Now.

Speaker 7

I love it, you know, not even close. We appreciated in this space. We wasn't appreciated when it was in the NBA for real R.

Speaker 6

But see now y'all get to realize how many real people loved y'all in the game, Like y'all stood up for something that guys was like, Yeah.

Speaker 7

That's what I'm talking about. When I see y'all.

Speaker 6

Fighting and standing up and being raw real dudes in the game, I'm like Wolf, He's still.

Speaker 7

Trying to kick somebody's ass.

Speaker 8

And this fool here when you was up there and the thing you man, I'm talking about it.

Speaker 7

When you like and I was throwing the mother and I was trying to help somebody. No, nigga, you was throwing some shit. I ran.

Speaker 4

I ran six rolls up, so if I wanted to hit somebody, I could hear somebody in every road on the way.

Speaker 7

Up to run. That's what made me fall in love with you. Boy. You went you went hard, You went hard. You was a low friend. You went hard.

Speaker 8

You was going hard. And when I met the world peace, he just looked like he was on now.

Speaker 7

Later he was like this now, lads, and the dude was grabbing the shirt and he looked like little jolly ranchers. He was hyped up. The turt was pull his eyes was big. He was on him now later.

Speaker 4

Hey man, When when when you see a guy like Ben Wallace getting mad, and each second he's getting mad, he's getting bigger and bigger, You're gonna start looking crazy too and be coming your way. Ben boy, Ben was huge.

Speaker 7

Bro. Ben was coming at you.

Speaker 4

And now I'm just saying that run. That's why Ron was looking like that. You got somebody like Ben coming at you. You're gonna be spooked too.

Speaker 7

He was soft though, being not at all no dice, No, he wasn't no dice and being if you see this, no, don't start that ship. I thought you're a soft nigga. No, not him, he got that mask on. I don't even know that was him. He was there.

Speaker 4

He was at the front row seat to everything right in the mixed world, shot out worldwide West in the building.

Speaker 6

Man World Wild West, shout shout out to my real nigga biggie boogie cousins up in this small record too. Man.

Speaker 8

That's another that's another hog right there.

Speaker 7

You know what I'm saying represent the building as well.

Speaker 3

Yeah, well that's uh, Mike, we want to get you out of here, so quick quick hit his first thing to kind of mind childhood crush.

Speaker 2

Who is your childhood crush?

Speaker 7

My childhood crush?

Speaker 6

Man?

Speaker 8

It was a lady on BT Man named Rachel Man.

Speaker 7

They used to do.

Speaker 2

Uh.

Speaker 7

She was like a Jamaican. You don't remember Rachel used to be on BET Caribbean.

Speaker 4

Yeah.

Speaker 7

What was the show though? What was it called? It was a cope on p E T. You remember that, Oh man? I love it. Rachel's bad and.

Speaker 6

For the white girls. I liked the boat there. Remember bout dad the fairy cont be watching this too.

Speaker 7

Brother.

Speaker 8

I need to talk to you about some ship you said on the podcast. Oh god, damn, I'll be seeing that. I'll be seeing all every black Let me tell you something.

Speaker 7

All the black dudes be talking about it.

Speaker 8

I love the black sisters to all the niggas.

Speaker 6

Want a white girl too. White women don't believe this all black men, won't you. They just don't want to get caught with you.

Speaker 2

Yeah, what's from the stool man.

Speaker 7

Ship? The white people coming at me? Now? Oh god, you think was on your ass? Uh?

Speaker 4

Top five comedians all time, Top five comedians all time, Richard Prime, Eddie Murphy, Robin Harris, marn Lawns, my motherfucker herself.

Speaker 7

There you go, yeah, sir, how you go? There you go? Can you.

Speaker 2

Compare or describe your hoop game to a player current or past?

Speaker 11

Who's your game like nas Robert Rri, Robert big Shot no Greek three Brother, that's who your game like?

Speaker 7

Status?

Speaker 6

Okay, if I do tell me to do something, you can tell if I can play bomb your road steath?

Speaker 7

What's that that's traveling. You're talking about this ship right here, this ship up that was a year you got you got it.

Speaker 2

You your robot have put extra conception that ship.

Speaker 7

You want that. I want to see that back down? Yeah, back the way.

Speaker 2

You're the worst to wallow down.

Speaker 7

You look worst than he look way worse than you. Wallow wallow wallowed cookie, Bro, What about this one here that like something that looks like something that looked like something that looked like something.

Speaker 2

That was nice. You see landing, You see the landing that was a nice left too.

Speaker 7

I said that your left out, bro, set out.

Speaker 2

Brout your left right there like that best snooping story you could share with us.

Speaker 7

My man, this dude bro, he tired.

Speaker 2

Uh, I'm tired for the yeirl steps.

Speaker 7

Oh man, oh this Snoop story. If we was We used to do these car rides.

Speaker 8

We used to get in our cars, go up on Santa Monica, find a lot.

Speaker 6

Everybody just parking the cars here with Percy with Percy, remember Percy with the little blond braids with the glasses. Yeah, I'm sitting in the car with Snoop and we're smoking. Police jump behind.

Speaker 2

The Snoop dog get in trouble though.

Speaker 7

Listen, this fucked me up. Police walked up to the car. Nigga like, yeah, what.

Speaker 3

I do Uh?

Speaker 2

To the cops, I'm like, damn, I tried that ship well by yourself.

Speaker 7

Went to jail and Harthorne. Nigga, he took me to jail. Lock me up a ship that I tried it. He tried that ship.

Speaker 6

Get your ass out of the car, Niggah mhm, and I love y'all.

Speaker 7

Man, y'all bring the best out of me. Man, appreciate that. We appreciate hearing me. Man, Dog, y'all bring the best out of nigga.

Speaker 3

I got the best joint underdog on TV right now right on Amazon. P Yeah, Underdog, Underdog Underdog him and snoop.

Speaker 7

Great. That shit is funny.

Speaker 6

Let's keep snooping our prayer. As his brother passed, Man, what a great dude. His brother Ban was a nice dude too. Dog in our prayers that.

Speaker 3

Are alive you at dinner plus five huh you plus five more at dinner, Ben are alive.

Speaker 6

When it sounded like, oh, we got definitely, my mother and father love it. My mother and father. You know what I'm saying. Definitely at the table Oh, I would have loved to eat dinner with Malcolm X. I would have laughed, loved to eat dinner with a Tupac. And I would have loved to have had a little red wine and broke a piece of bread with Jesus, a piece of bread and a little with him.

Speaker 3

Hey, Mike was just telling us about a rider gang experience. You have a dog, man, If you don't get your neck and eyes out of here. Person, what's up, Percy Lowe?

Speaker 7

Man, I can't call it man.

Speaker 8

They talk about your name all over the world. Man, I'm just.

Speaker 7

Damn y'all. Now that'll get you met too. Person talking about ping on somebody.

Speaker 2

I'm just trying to damn hy read the Miller Show.

Speaker 8

I just you real quick, Man, were an All Star weekend and in Innnapolis.

Speaker 7

Man, man going down.

Speaker 6

Man, this ain't been here since nineteen eighty five. I was fifteen years old when they did it. It was a dude, ny Tarence Stansbury that won the dunk contests. He was cold, didn't get no props, used to jump out the ceiling. Skinny dude.

Speaker 8

He did the uh the three sixty three, yeah, one foot and spind dang.

Speaker 2

I bet you could do it.

Speaker 7

Tell him that let me do it. Know what I'm saying.

Speaker 2

Come on, come on, bro, brother, you have a tender ac like wall.

Speaker 4

All right, yeah, all right, he was gonna do it.

Speaker 7

Damn man, you can see one guest on All the Smoke? Who would it be? But but you have to help us get your answer on the show.

Speaker 2

Somebody in your phone book? Who's in your phone?

Speaker 7

But who would I love to see on All the Smoke in your see?

Speaker 2

Oh?

Speaker 7

Man, you know I would love to see Corey Ho. Come on here. I'm a big fan bi Corey hol Come. That was my partner right there. Me and Corey.

Speaker 6

Corey used to start conning. He used to come to New York. Me and him used to ride the trains to the show. Corey he had you know, he's from Chicago. We had a leather jacket on we on the train. Man, I'm telling I got some cold stories man. Me and Tracy Morgan we started together. Well, Tracy was doing it before me. But he used to come and pick me up.

Speaker 7

He had a little mosda.

Speaker 6

It was raggedy, his heir, and he be bumping Jodie seeing there yoesus.

Speaker 8

We get in the car and I remember when he got the Martin show.

Speaker 7

He was crying. I said, what's wrong? He said, Man, Lawyn just taught me nigga, I'm.

Speaker 6

Going to do the more show. He went and did Martin when he came back. When he came back and hustled, man, yeah, he was just sitting there man and telling me, man mornings. Man, this shit almost made me crush. Had the big ass house looked like a hotel.

Speaker 8

Damn man, I.

Speaker 7

Said, damn, Tracy, that was some good ship. He looked at me and shit, you ain't seen nothing yet.

Speaker 6

But then then with some humble beginners, man, I didne walked up on so many entertainers and they don't remember me. I see I seen Biggie standing in the in the in the in the uh. It was called Chads and Wilson's. It was a club in New York. He had that leather shirt on with the B on it. I said, man, I love your work.

Speaker 7

Man. You look.

Speaker 6

These are just candid moments I had with people. And they didn't even the don't you know what I mean? I seen I seen Tupac at the Comedy Act Theater in Atlanta.

Speaker 7

He coming there.

Speaker 6

He had a white rag on his head this after he shot the police. This is I'm I'm a young comic. I ain't even own yet. But they had a comedy club called the Comedy Act Theater in Atlanta that all the stars used to come through there. That's when Atlanta was the hit. When it was freak Nick in the Comedy Act Theater. Man Tupac used to come in there too short. They had a They had a group called Tag Team. You remember a tag Team back again.

Speaker 8

Checking directed, Let's begin them niggas was drug dealers.

Speaker 7

That song with some bullshit.

Speaker 6

The niggas is pulling up and amg bens is and man, that motherfucker was live. Man, I got a chance to see that ship, you know, and didn't nobody know me. I was just a quiet mouse sitting there soaking up the game.

Speaker 7

Man, you know what I mean?

Speaker 2

Well, you gotta You said you got a Netflix special coming out sooner.

Speaker 8

I got a Netflix special. Call I'm ready to sell out.

Speaker 7

Yep. That's really today. That's the name of it.

Speaker 6

And the reason why I said that is because I have per se been a real nigga so long that it's not paying the way I wanted to pay. So I'm watching all these dudes getting all this money and stuff and I'm trying to figure out how to get it.

Speaker 7

I'm not putting on a dress. I was just about to say that.

Speaker 8

So I'm not putting on a dress and I'm not physically doing nothing for it.

Speaker 7

But whatever happened outside of that.

Speaker 6

Game, I mean, well, when I say sellout is like, you know, whatever, whatever it the real nigga thing, it ain't paying me.

Speaker 7

It ain't the real nigga.

Speaker 8

Checked and ran out.

Speaker 7

I disagree.

Speaker 6

Well when I say that, When I say that, when I say that, it limits you. You see and see Now I'm adding this up with my age, Steve, I'm at an age where I'm at a different age of you.

Speaker 7

I'm looking down to hell, so my mentality is different. I'm like, damn, and I'm not really saying sellout.

Speaker 6

I'm gonna still be the same person, but I gotta play the game a little bit more, man, I gotta play the game.

Speaker 7

Man.

Speaker 6

I didn't get in this business to rebel and bucket everything. I got in this business to learn about it improved everybody.

Speaker 8

I'm a real dude.

Speaker 7

I didn't showed that a million times.

Speaker 6

Now it's time for me to show everybody I'm a good father, I'm a businessman, I'm a good friend.

Speaker 8

I can be trusted so that I can get better opportunities.

Speaker 2

Well man, thank you, Mike. We appreciate thank I'm giving up a Mike cap you.

Speaker 7

Naftown.

Speaker 2

This episode might not come out, so if you were here, good thing you can hear

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