The Mixed Vibez Podcast
The Mixed Vibez Podcast is an engaging show that covers a variety of topics, including pop culture, entertainment news, and sports. Hosted by Mr. Bell, Quaggy T and Jerz Livin, the podcast offers lively discussions on everything from celebrity gossip and music beefs to deeper social issues such as LGBTQ+ topics and current political events. Each episode dives into recent hot topics, often with humor and unique perspectives from the hosts, who come from different backgrounds.
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The Mixed Vibez Podcast
From Soulja Boy's Diss to Kanye's Theories
Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl halftime show left many talking, but was it a masterstroke of cultural commentary or just another performance? We unravel the layers of symbolism, from Kendrick's subliminal jabs at Drake to the cultural gravitas that Samuel L. Jackson and Serena Williams brought to the stage. Our chat isn't just about music, though. We speculate on who in the rap game could stand toe-to-toe with Kendrick in a battle, with names like Eminem, Nas, and Jay-Z tossed into the ring. And let's not forget the smooth sounds of SZA, whose touch added a unique flair to the show that resonated with audiences far and wide.
Celebrating Black History Month, we tip our hats to African-American pioneers in the automotive industry and beyond. With figures like Garrett Morgan and C.R. Patterson leading the charge, we reflect on their legacy and impact. Our talk takes a turn into the intricacies of loyalty and relationships in high-profile circles, analyzing the drama between 50 Cent, Big Meech, and Rick Ross. It’s a peek into how personal and professional alliances play out amidst public scrutiny, and what it means to truly support one another.
For a lighter touch, we dive into the world of celebrity feuds and outlandish antics. Soulja Boy's unexpected diss track against Marlon Wayans sparks laughter and thoughtful discussion on generational battles in the spotlight. Meanwhile, Kanye West's latest escapades, from Grammy grievances to wild theories about his wife's public persona, provide plenty of fodder for discussion. As we round off our episode, we sprinkle in a dash of TV drama, wedding speculation, and the cultural importance of supporting Black businesses during Juneteenth cookouts, ensuring a perfect blend of humor and cultural insight.
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Welcome to another episode of the Big Boss Podcast, your favorite episode podcast. You can find me if you get your podcast. I'm your boy, young Quackity the Jersey.
Speaker 2:You know what it is, what it do? It's your girl, your favorite fine ass auntie, jersey, living in the building.
Speaker 3:Man, you're another bastard, it's your boy. Mr Bell, aka, say your name up on the spot. Might not put you to my what's going on Yo another day, another nickel.
Speaker 2:Happy Sunday, brothers. So we have a good weekend.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, a little bit.
Speaker 1:We already done, you know, dropped in a couple times this week.
Speaker 2:So, jers, we'll give you the opportunity to share your views on the uh, the superbowl halftime show oh, um, honestly, after further review, like initially after watching it, you know you're always like damn, I wish it was a little longer. Damn, I wish you played this song such and such. After re-watching it, you know, analyzing all the symbolism of the show, I'm gonna double back and give it a 10 out of 10. For real. Um, kendrick did his big one. We all was waiting on the shots at drake and we knew he was gonna get him. The um uncle sam versus america element of the show was really good.
Speaker 2:Getting Samuel L Jackson to do it was definitely points for the culture. Um, throwing Serena in the mix was definitely a little sprinkle of salty. I knew Kendrick had, but I wasn't ready to see it. Now that I've seen it, gotta stay friends with Kendrick, got it. Gotta stay friends with Kendrick, got it. And, of course, I'm always proud of SZA for everything she does performance-wise. It was smooth, it was calm, she played her role and I really like to see them on tour in May. It's a pipe dream right now, but I don't have anything bad to say other than white people, if you don't understand it, it wasn't for you. Get over yourself. That's really I'll do it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, um, I'm I'm pretty sure I said keep that shit. I'm pretty sure Q said he was a fan. Um, you know the normal shit the normal interactive consensus.
Speaker 2:A little bit of this, a little bit of that.
Speaker 3:Q never said he was a fan. Q said it was a B. That's what Q said. Q said it was a B. I think it was some elements that was good, the build up to think it was some elements that was good, the build up to the disc records and all that was good.
Speaker 3:The Samuel L Jackson was good. I wish SZA was able to perform another song Like her own song. That didn't happen. The Serena situation I think, while I understand, it's two meanings. Right, it's the Wimbledon meaning. Then there's the you drugs ex. But quit trying to play it like it's only the Wimbledon shit. Stop it. We know it's not true.
Speaker 2:We know it's two meanings. She came to flirt on her ex one time and I ain't mad.
Speaker 3:Yeah, but don't lie about saying that you came to do it on your ex. Don't try to act like no, I'm only out here because of women. Stop it. We know what happened. Everybody knows the real. Because you didn't crip walk to the other songs, kendrick, you crip walked to Not Like Us. Yeah, you sure could have crip walked to Turn the TV On, turn the TV off. Nah, you could have walked to that one on purpose. Yeah, come on, stop, save the nonsense. But the beginning of it was kind of loud to me. But that's what I get when I get Kendrick performances. That's to be expected. No shade. No shade to the man, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:You don't want to get in a tongue wrestle with that nigga boy for sure.
Speaker 3:No, when he mad he gonna go all out for a situation what is it that Kendrick says is gonna piss you off?
Speaker 1:Q, that pisses me off. No, I'm saying what is it he could say that would piss you off? That have you wanting to write your diss track?
Speaker 3:I ain't. I already seen the outcome, so I ain't going. I ain't going. I'm going blow for blow it ain't nothing he could say nah we. Blow for blow it ain't nothing he can say Nah we blow for blow.
Speaker 3:What am I? Oh, he said he Come on, brother, squabble up. You're not battling this thing. There's only certain dudes that I feel like could go head to head in a rap battle with Kendrick. I think Em is one, I think Nas and J in a heyday could. Okay, that's about it, just keeping it real. That's about it Because I don't even think like Q got no Vaseline but it was personal, so I don't know if Q could actually muster up a diss record. It's got to be personal. So, yeah, m-naz and J, that's all of them in their heydays. You know, none of these new rappers is battling with injury.
Speaker 3:For sure 21 sending shots, but it's like come on bro it ain't a dish.
Speaker 1:He's shooting from behind Drake. I'm saying, and we don't look at you like that.
Speaker 3:Well, come on, man, 21 Savage in a rap battle, that ain't some shit I want to see.
Speaker 2:I remember too long ago.
Speaker 1:I didn't want to see 21 at all.
Speaker 3:I mean I like 21. But in a rap battle.
Speaker 1:Nah, bro, I'm good. It took me a minute to get there.
Speaker 2:I don't know that he has freestyle capability, like I know. You give him a pen and put him in the studio. He don't give you a bop.
Speaker 1:You never seen his cypher? You know he don't. Well, he didn't give you a bop, I guess that was a rookie cypher, but even then we don't really know for real.
Speaker 3:I'm saying, even with a pin in the pad, I don't think he's going to make no shade to do. He ain't going toe-to-toe with Kendrick.
Speaker 2:No, I don't think anybody is ever again.
Speaker 1:He'll go back and hide for seven years, and then we'll see him in a few.
Speaker 3:Yeah, in a few, like you said, a few years, we'll get him in a few. Yeah, in a few, like you said, a few years, we'll get to it At some point, you know. Anyways, all right back, let's get into it. It's George time. Let's get into it, george. This is not another song, but a question for Quag as well. Name a song that never gets old.
Speaker 2:Damn Just to me or to black people in general. No to you. Ooh, babe, I like that. Let me stop. We're still bopping it. Um, I don't know, I'm a sucker for a good throwback. Um, I could probably listen to mary jay um, either. No, because I don't like her rendition of Sweet Thing. Probably All I really want is to be happy. I could bump that anytime.
Speaker 3:Okay, alright, alright, you got a song that'll never get old to you.
Speaker 1:Never get old. Probably I got three off the top of my head right now. When you said it, boom, boom, boom, they snapped in my head. I'm going to go third Lil Boosie beat it up.
Speaker 3:I should have known Boosie was on the list.
Speaker 1:Two Lovers and Friends.
Speaker 3:Ooh, yes, yes.
Speaker 1:And then that third one or the first Never Get. So I got it on repeat now in there on 2K motherfucking International Players Anthem.
Speaker 2:Oh nice, that's a good one.
Speaker 1:That is the only song. I just let that play on 2K. I be in there in the menus. Just turn the game on. Go about my business.
Speaker 2:That's a good one.
Speaker 3:Yes, business, have a good one, that's a good one. I ain't gonna lie, I got a bunch. First, drew Hill Beauty that motherfucker's always gonna slap to me Ro Jane's Permission. I'm always gonna love that one. Which one Ro Jane's Permission?
Speaker 1:I thought you said the remix to Ignition.
Speaker 3:My bad nah, bro, yeah, remix to Ignition, r Kelly. But uh, I was gonna say R Kelly, when a woman's fed up and feeling like a booty, them things ain't gonna never get over me. I'm gonna love them songs. Uh, jagged Edge, let's Get Married. Uh, that's it off the top of my head. I got some more, but I'm going to let them slide because I was Go Bax, yeah, they are, and they are R&B. When I thought of the question, I couldn't think of a rap song. Juvenile slow motion yeah, I couldn't think of a rap song.
Speaker 2:Ah, juvenile Slow Motion. Yeah, yeah, I did it. J Cole, get off my dick at karaoke tonight. That was a banger.
Speaker 3:Cold World. Shout out to Cold World, to the window to the wall.
Speaker 2:My niggas ride when I call.
Speaker 3:So, ooh, I remember Yin Yang Twin for concert. Whoa, whoa, whoa that. Remember the Yen Yang Twins concert. That was a dope show, that was a dope-ass show. You hear me? Oh, y'all don't know nothing about that. That's before y'all time, yen Yang Twins.
Speaker 2:Oh Mojai, my man.
Speaker 3:Damn, that's back in the G. All right, real quick, quick, before we get to the end of time. It is Black History Month. Want to recognize? We try to do this as often as we can. We a little late very much so but we are. But let's give some credit to some black people, some some black legends or situations that we want to recognize. I'm going to let you go first, but let's give some credit to some Black people, some Black legends or situations that we want to recognize. I'm going to let you go first.
Speaker 2:You're going to let me go first? Of course you are, that's fine.
Speaker 3:I mean, if you ain't get it, let me know.
Speaker 2:It's pulled up. No, I was ready, I had my notes.
Speaker 3:So, boom.
Speaker 2:There we go. So in honor of Black History Month, also in honor of the car troubles I've been having this week, I have a short list of African-American automotive innovators for you guys in the early 1910s. Garrett Morgan, ohio innovator and businessman who created the contributions towards the transportation Sorry, english CR Patterson founded the first African-American automotive company in 1893. Homer B Roberts, african-american car dealer, first African-American car dealer in the United States. Mckinley Thompson Jr. Ford's first African-American automotive designer. And Cheryl Lynn Glass, the first African-American female sprint car driver.
Speaker 3:OK, let's go. Let's go. The majority of us know what I want to listen to. This fits our life right now, so I respect it. For sure I's dope, that's dope. The majority is coming out with our list. That fits her life right now, so I respect that. For sure, I respect that.
Speaker 2:Thank you, black people, keep me rolling.
Speaker 3:I bet Go ahead.
Speaker 1:Well, in honor of my last Black History Month, I would like to just, you know, take it back to my roots and shout out my last Black History Month.
Speaker 3:All right, friend. So if you want to tell me it's a deeper conversation we need to be having off the ground.
Speaker 1:Giving backstory. They said DEI, taking out this too.
Speaker 3:Wouldn't surprise me. I'm not even going to lie.
Speaker 1:It's just taking it off the calendar, that's all it is. That's why I said this is our I said my our last Black History Month. Excuse me because I ain't look, I'm sorry to scare y'all.
Speaker 3:I said, we got a deep conversation about the time.
Speaker 1:Y'all ain't going to make it out the month.
Speaker 3:No, definitely. We're going to pause this right now. You feel me A little work.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I'm going to take it back to the roots. Y'all already know who I'm going with George Washington Carver. A million and one. A million and one reasons. A million and one ways to do a peanut.
Speaker 2:This shit.
Speaker 1:All is simple. All is simple, man. I mean, I ain't going to hold you.
Speaker 3:I don't celebrate pagan holidays anymore, so All right, bertina, we not gonna let you get that out. We not gonna call this a pagan holiday.
Speaker 2:It is what it is. I got this nigga for my birthday. The Valentine's Bears in the car, Okay cool I was wondering.
Speaker 1:I mean, you lean back on it so casually, like it was.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, he stay up here, all right All right babe.
Speaker 3:I want to recognize Lawrence Bumpy Simmons. He was the first African-American football player in UofL history.
Speaker 2:Keep it local and keep it local Exactly, whether it be locally, nationally, internationally.
Speaker 3:oh sorry, turn up my bad in Rudy Bridges, the first black child to integrate an all white public elementary school, and the thanks. That was only 70 years ago. I mean not 70 years ago, she's 70, not 70 years ago, she's 70. So you know, I'm sure 60-some years ago, and we just now in the great elementary schools.
Speaker 2:It shows where we came from and where we've been at, but Hopefully we won't revert back to it, because I'll be living in another country by then. I can't, america's got me choked up.
Speaker 3:It's gonna get real. It's going to continue to get real out here. Speaking of getting real, Big Meechie, 50 Cent Big Meechie, been out here posted up with Rick Ross. He had the Friends concert that he was supposed to be putting on but it got canceled. Refunds was being passed out. 50 Cent took offense to Big Meech being hanging out with his enemy. 50 like man, I put your son through acting classes. I was helping him put money in your books. I was taking care of your family, but I was saying you get out. You won't kick it with this dude. He accused Big Meech of being a rat for getting out a couple years early. Among other things, he said he was going to cancel the show. What's y'all thoughts? Is 50 in the right or is 50 in the wrong?
Speaker 2:I think after this point 50 was just mind his fucking business Okay.
Speaker 3:Why do you, why do you feel like 50's, not mad at his business, in this situation?
Speaker 2:run the story back to me. We gonna play by play.
Speaker 3:Run the story back to me um Meech was posted up with 50 Cent's enemy. Rick Ross 50 feels that Meech is basically disrespecting him by posting up with my enemy when I helped put your son through acting classes, when I was putting money on your books, when I was looking out for you and your entire family while you was away understandable.
Speaker 2:Um, 50 is also a grown man, so you gotta know, not everybody gonna ride for you the way you ride for them, especially after hard situations. Um, him being out, it could just really be him just being out. Could he have called that man and asked him like hey, what's up? Like it is what it is. Put his son through acting classes, hopefully got him a job. Like that's putting another Black man on to get himself some money, regardless of how friendly he was with his daddy or whatever. If it was going to be about that, let it be about that. Like, I feel like that's a separate situation to bring up, opposed to just put money on meek's books. Um, meek's books, which is again a conversation for them to have. You're hanging out with somebody he don't fuck with. Does he even know? Was he paying attention? Did he have the jail cell phone to know that 51 fuck with?
Speaker 2:like he knew again it just it feels like 50s, a grown man, and if you have an issue with this man, say that to him. He canceled the show. He was trying to cancel the show.
Speaker 3:He started to cancel the show.
Speaker 2:Because you hang out with that nigga, I don't like it's giving junior high and he's a grown man like with. Because you hang out with that nigga, I don't like it's giving Junior high and he's a grown man. Like with the beef with Rick Ross. Does he really still lose his sleep over it? Does he really still lose his sleep over beef? With a man who dreams about Big Macs I'm just Fruit cutting or not. He's daydreaming about a double quarter pounder with cheese. I'm sure there's so much other money to be made, so much other things to be doing with your time. I think he just wants to see his name on the internet because he got some shit going on, but that's fine.
Speaker 1:Jared's got a point. You beefing with the Wingstop CEO still nigga they wings not good.
Speaker 2:Anyway, they fries taste like cardboard. Fix it nigga. You a food nigga. And won't fix the food. You're shit uh you sure.
Speaker 1:I just had Wingstop for the first time the other day. It was pretty good. I had the tenders, though I don't know if they make a difference.
Speaker 2:It makes a difference. The wings aren't great. Honestly, I don't think their tenders are either.
Speaker 1:It was pretty good. It was fresh. I didn't really fuck with the fries, but they looked like knockoff five guys Either way.
Speaker 3:Jers kind of got a point but I mean I feel 50.
Speaker 1:You know, you guys, look you fell out with your best friend. I mean shit, it is what it is. It ain't even that best friend you done. Fell out with your best friend. I mean shit, it is what it is. It ain't even that best friend. You done fell out with several friends, several what I always say I ain't never lost a friend. I want it back, shit Period. So in 50 fashion shit. You just lost a. That's what I don't get, though. You lost a friend, but literally in the show, that's all Meech do, meech cool with everybody. The niggas he got problems with he got problems with. If you got problems with them, alright, that's cool, but I'm still finna move the way I move, get out, he doing the same shit. I mean 50, shit, you gotta eat that one. I mean cancel the show because you know it's weak. But you using the excuse of, oh, you hanging out with Rick Ross, I'm gonna cancel the show no, nigga, just cancel the show, man.
Speaker 1:We didn't want that. We do not want that. I don't want that young Miami in here. I sent y'all the clip. Y'all seen the shit? Meech, I hate you Meech. Hoe ass nigga. Then she smack the shit out of him.
Speaker 3:Cancel that shit expeditiously alright, bet I heard what y'all saying. I'm just going to look. I'm going to look at it from 50's eyes If you know I'm something to do and I help. You was in prison and I help take care of your family, help make y'all $5 million of legit money. Nah, don't post up with dude when you get out.
Speaker 1:He don't know what Ralph did for him when he was locked up.
Speaker 2:Nobody does.
Speaker 3:Bro, I put your son on TV, I put your son through acne glasses. I'm setting your child up for the future. And you know, let's be real Meech was in jail, but Meech don't have 50 years. Everybody don't have 50 years. Everybody knows how 50 is. If you're going to get business with 50, this is what it is. 50 want lawyers. That's all it is. That's all a girl want. You can't see nothing wrong with something. You want people around you to be loyal to you. That's what everybody wants. You want the people that's around you, that you have been, that you have been looking out for, be loyal to you. That's all he's asking for from his perspective. Meet you up and be Meet you. When I'm being, loyal.
Speaker 2:If he really wanted to be petty about it, send him back. He got his parole officer on speedo. All you got to do is run an audit on them niggas and he'll be right back. Let me just change this two to a six Red flag.
Speaker 3:Yeah, and I'm. If I'm hell, I don't think I wouldn't get on the internet and do all this shit that 50's doing. But that ain't my personality, it's 50's personality. But I'm gonna look. I'm gonna look at somebody like that and say that's what we doing. It's crazy. As a grown man, no it's not it's loyalty, it's jerks. I know that's what's wrong. I guess that's what's wrong with you, but at this level, of grown you know everybody's not going to be like that well, I'm finished.
Speaker 3:That's what's wrong with the new age. Now, if you know I don't fuck with somebody and you know I'm looking out for you, why are you going kicking with that person?
Speaker 2:maybe he was getting intel.
Speaker 3:Maybe he had inside scoop and 50 comes from the streets, 50 come from different. He come from the culture. That's the culture that they live by. Yeah, so I don't think I wouldn't handle it do like 50, but I do understand I can't see it from his perspective of why he had to do like it.
Speaker 2:Maybe he's trying to get in on that Wingstop money he was giving notes on the fries.
Speaker 3:I don't, I can't even. I don't even remember the fries. That ain't really that bad.
Speaker 2:Yes, they are horrible. You may as well chew the bag.
Speaker 3:You know, my guy yeah, I don't really remember the fries, the Pete Evans. I just like I can't even remember the last time I had wing stuff.
Speaker 1:Mine came in like a tray, like a box. Ain't that how they come? Yeah, yeah it's pretty good, I mean it wasn't terrible, but Okay. Motherfuckers woke up and ate them for breakfast the next morning. I mean, put some cheese and bacon on them, threw them in the air fryer, you know, revived them. They was decent.
Speaker 3:They wasn't terrible, they wasn't the best, but they wasn't horrible. I mean they somewhere in the, somewhere in there, somewhere in there they served a purpose.
Speaker 1:You know I'm saying I wasn't mad about it. I got two meals worth of fries, so I mean okay, I'm not caping for them at all, don't get me wrong. You just sharing your experience. Hey, I just recently had it. I mean I won't go back. It'll be a minute before I go back, pricey, but All right, Ben To not be good and expensive.
Speaker 2:I'll just slap his big ass sideways.
Speaker 3:That's how I feel about B-Dubs, but that's another conversation. All right, ben Quag, why is your boy, soulja Boy, releasing a diss record to Marlon Wayans? I just want you to defend that. Why is he releasing a diss record to Marlon Wayans?
Speaker 1:What did Marlon Wayans do to him?
Speaker 3:All right, Ben, I get the backstory. You want the backstory. You know what I'm saying? Soulja Boy don't never, strike first.
Speaker 2:He be a sleeping giant.
Speaker 1:He minding his business, giant Alright.
Speaker 3:Soulja Boy made some comments about Marlon Wayne's transgender child transition, child transition child. You know Marlon Wayans has been big on supporting his child Let me say child I was about to say son Supporting on his child. And Soldier Boy made some comments. Marlon Wayans responded with he hasn't been relevant since 2007. We were talking about Sgt Boyd. Does that enough backstory? So why is Sgt Boyd driving this record?
Speaker 1:I mean because Marlon Wayans talking out of turn, I mean I don't know what else to say. You doing that comedian shit man, all right.
Speaker 2:Just the attention they need.
Speaker 1:Leave that man. Y'all leave him alone. Man, I mean Soulja Boy. I don't know why you said whatever Soulja said. You didn't learn your lesson about that.
Speaker 2:No, never does.
Speaker 1:You jump up first and then we already know how this is going to go. You jump up, go on the big bad wolf and then you go to apologize and when motherfuckers like, when the right person be like, hey, soldier you wrong, he be like, yeah, maybe I was wrong for that, then he go and apologize. We know what's going to happen.
Speaker 3:I'm going to read one of his tweets. He's talking about dressing up as a woman. Who, soldier Boy talking about dressing up as a woman? Because the sun is transitioning to a woman? And you know, marlon Wayans said they're white chicks. Soulja Boy tweeted out that shit running the family. Huh, marlon Wayans, no wonder you dress up like a bitch in your blood. Dress up like a bitch, it's in your blood. And Soulja said that. Soulja said that. He said that. Soldier said that. He said that first. Yeah, well, no, I think he had started with talking about someone, then that came after that said he ain't been relevant since 2007 since 2007 that he was sharing screenshots and all that shit since 2007.
Speaker 3:Since 2007, they who insurance bring shots and all that shit third word petty.
Speaker 2:Um, that's a lie. Fucking Marlon Wayans is almost twice soldier boy's age. He don't care about him. Um, he really don't when he say he ain't been relative relevant to 2007. That was the last time he heard somebody talking about soldier boy. This is getting the perspective from your fucking dad at this point. So picking at him about being a parent is a shit move. It's 2025 and everybody doing what they want, and if you're going to show love to your kids for being who they're going to be, you're supposed to. So him taking that shot at Marlon was a bitch move. I ain't going to hold you on Soulja Boy's part.
Speaker 3:To me the back and forth online. Okay, that's cool, but to release a diss record to a comedian, I think that's kind of wild bro, like. I think like if y'all don't go back and forth, you talk. You said some stuff about the man's son, marlo was. You know marlon said there was such a boy, ain't been relevant. That's not true. You gotta stop acting like such a boy in the legend.
Speaker 2:You gotta stop acting like it again to a certain demographic. Sure Marlon's not that?
Speaker 3:demographic, though no, marlon was in the club back then. He was cranking the Soulja Boy too, that I'm not going to let that get off. He was cranking the Soulja Boy back when Soulja Boy was real.
Speaker 2:And that was the last time he heard him.
Speaker 3:Stacks on deck. I can't think of other Soulja Boy songs. Quag, help me out here.
Speaker 2:Neither can Marlon Booty.
Speaker 1:Meat.
Speaker 2:That's the point.
Speaker 1:The whole Crank that Nation. He got a song called Booty Meat. Yes, yeah, shake that booty meat, that booty meat you know Booty Meat, marlon does it.
Speaker 2:That's all I'm saying. He know Booty Meat who, marlon, I don't what you, marlon doesn't.
Speaker 1:That's all I'm saying. He no booty me who, marlon? I don't Soulja Girl I ain't never. Kiss Me Through the Phone.
Speaker 3:Okay, there we go. Kiss Me Through. The Phone was later than 2007. Marlon has heard of Soulja.
Speaker 1:Girl Marco Polo.
Speaker 3:He's got a bad way of sounding technical.
Speaker 1:I mean Bad Wow was on it.
Speaker 3:I thought it was Bow Wow's song.
Speaker 1:I could be wrong.
Speaker 2:Sgt Boyd's album was 2008, so Kiss Me Through the Phone was 2008 and then, and White Chicks was 2004, so yeah, all I'm saying is Marlon knows about Sgt Boyd.
Speaker 3:He can't stop saying the man ain't been relevant because the man's in the news all the damn time, because for shit he's been saying I go back to releasing the diss record. Why Soulja Boy is releasing the diss record? I do not understand. I can't even fathom what the record says. I don't know. Prejudice to both people, that's what I'm going to end up with. I'm just going to say prayers to both parties involved because hopefully they can figure that out and it can get better.
Speaker 2:I just want to point out Marlon Wayans is 52, so the boy like 35 oh, shout out to the Wayans family before we move on.
Speaker 3:Shout out to the Wayans family, they are. Move on. Shout out to the Wayans family, they are being inducted into the NA.
Speaker 2:NAACP Hall of Fame. Yes, very excited for the Wayans.
Speaker 3:That shows us ARP. I was a show about giving them folks the overhead on shit. My fault. But yeah, shout out to the Wayne family and what not. They deserve it. They actually should have been in. They should be in every Hall of Fame, because that is the definition of once one get on. We all get on that is what that family is for.
Speaker 2:I think the Waynes are a great example of Black people proving to be innovative together. None of that crab in the barrel mentality. This is what the plan is, this is what our roles are in that plan and this is how we can get some fucking money. And I hope that at least over the next four years, we as a community figure out how to get on that shit, because we're going to need something if we ain't headed on the boat back. Okay, all right, that's my piece for today. I've preached past the collection plate what you said what you said what you said.
Speaker 3:All right, kaye Weiss and his wife Bianca is reportedly on the brink of divorce because of some tweets and some comments that Kanye has made, some racist comments that Kanye has made. Kanye, of course, has denied those comments. Kanye has also said, basically, that it's never black people that says these things. That's neither here nor there. We're not going to get into the comments and the things he said, we're just going to talk about the divorce and that there is not a prenup, supposedly in said divorce and Kanye is worth a billion dollars again. Also, that came out last week or two weeks ago. Does it surprise you that there is not a prenup?
Speaker 2:Hell yeah, hell yeah. It surprises me. There's no prenup. Who does that? Apparently Kanye, apparently Kanye. I just want to put in the works um, I will totally host book club when that girl writes a book or when she gets somebody else to write a book, because I don't know that she knows much english. But I need to know the behind the scenes of what's been going on with kanye for the last. How long to be married? Maybe two years? Yeah, thanks, a lot of years. Like that's crazy. We ain't seen much of kanye, but we seen that girl ass naked outside halfway across the world and she ain't said shit to nobody. I'm concerned. I've been concerned about that girl since I saw her wearing a pillow in Europe.
Speaker 3:Like, I'm just like with a marshmallow fit on.
Speaker 2:Marshmallow dead ass barely covers your coochie. Shame on youie. Shame on you. Shame on you. What the fuck?
Speaker 1:hell, we just saw it anyways zoom in twice.
Speaker 3:You seen the pussy.
Speaker 2:I see the knuckle.
Speaker 1:I did see the conspiracy theorist that said she's an FBI agent and he peeped it. That's why he got her doing all this crazy shit.
Speaker 2:Wild. Why is the FBI so concerned about Kanye? He ain't president At this rate. You should have let Kanye win. Pop the church.
Speaker 3:Stop it, Charles.
Speaker 1:Stop it, charles. Y'all want to talk about a Hitler? You better stop it.
Speaker 3:Charles, that man is off his rocker for real.
Speaker 2:I don't know man.
Speaker 3:I know the actual president is too, I know, but Kanye is.
Speaker 2:We could all be wearing monotone jumpsuits right now.
Speaker 3:We all gonna be wearing marshmallow fits we all gonna be wearing pillows, joking me Shit. I'll have us at her noob type shit. Ain't that what she just did in the crib? Nothing on shit. I don't know if I want Kanye as president. I don't know.
Speaker 2:At this rate it was worth the risk we should have, did it. Come on, america, we doing whatever anyway, right, sure.
Speaker 3:I'm surprised there ain't no prenup. I know, as I just said, Kanye's out there, but I ain't know he was out there enough not to have no prenup.
Speaker 2:And when she leave yo ass, she gonna leave with half Kanye Lations, verse 1, chapter 2.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that one throwing me off. You surprised about this, kanye.
Speaker 2:Don't even listen to Kanye.
Speaker 1:I mean I done seen monkey shit before. Monkey shit, uh-uh, yes, I don't see.
Speaker 2:Kanye, I believed in you for the last time.
Speaker 1:I done seen clownery before. Like it happens, I'm not saying it's right. What I'm saying is it happens. He thought he was gonna make a statement. It's gonna be my last one.
Speaker 3:Woo, woo, woo literally psych, literally psych alright, I'm going to read some of these tweets. Y'all can react to them if y'all would like. First one is my wife has stuck by me through all of this. That's not aging well. I've always said I'm alone. I told everyone this two years ago. Nobody black has quit in the past week when, when it's wartime, you see what it is. That's what I was referring to when he talked about black people and then he talked about the Grammys.
Speaker 3:How could the Grammys nominate me then not give me tickets? And then people mad when I go, when I go off, and then people mad when I go off. I had to fight for five hours and call everyone I knew to get tickets to the Rams. They eventually gave me tickets, but only for the red carpet. At this point I hadn't started the rampage. I'm saying but I ain't ready to try for five hours to get some tickets. If they ain't want me there, that bad, I'm just not going to go. You go where you want it. He clearly ain't wanted there, so why would he continue to go? Why would he fight to go there? I know you nominated, but you probably ain't going to win anyway because they don't want to give you tickets.
Speaker 1:That's bananas. Crazy work. At least we know he just didn't show up. You know unwarranted, he know when he's not wanted, but he still showed up. He know when he's not wanted, but he still showed up. He did the procedure. He calling, trying to get tickets.
Speaker 2:Especially as a nominee. That's a fuck up. I didn't know Kanye was a nominee.
Speaker 3:Him and I was going to say T-Pain, not T-Pain, dollar sign.
Speaker 1:He acting right. Yeah, he trying to follow the rules. So when I show up, I'm going to show out. Now they fucked up by giving him the ticket.
Speaker 2:It's true. They realized Beyonce was on the roster and was nervous. It's like oh realized Beyonce was on the roster and was nervous, it's like oh hell, Kanye's going to break loose again.
Speaker 3:Yeah, man, but she won the shirt, so shout out to that. Shout out to B. Before I get to the hot dog, I just want to throw this at her Tony Busby dismissed his lawsuit against Jay-Z and Diddy over allegations of sexual assault of a 13 year old girl. Nah, bro, don't nod. I read that for you. Don't nod, bro. Say something. You ain't got nothing, go ahead guess what's up. Respect it alright man, I respect it.
Speaker 1:What I heard, today's edition of high thoughts brought to you by some gas. Same shit I was smoking on last night. You know the vibes. Um, now I have a little more than I had the other day, but it's not much more. You ever watch Euphoria? Yeah Q, you ain't ever get on that.
Speaker 3:I don't know you gonna watch it now though. Huh, I said no, but I know you going to watch it now.
Speaker 1:Nah, nah. I watched it, I peeped it and I ain't going to hold you. I did not enjoy myself at all, but they just had a miracle, two miracle signings. Oh, I didn't see the other one. Yeah, I think I got to get in on it now. They had Jocelyn the Puerto Rican princess. Jocelyn Hernandez and they got Marshawn Lynch.
Speaker 2:For real.
Speaker 1:Yeah, beast mode.
Speaker 2:Oh shit. What about Marshawn?
Speaker 1:So I said I gotta see what's T.
Speaker 2:Oh period.
Speaker 1:So shit Does that make y'all want to jump in on it? Not really.
Speaker 2:I'm already watching the show. I'm, I'm, I always get excited to see a good cameo.
Speaker 1:Nah, I was done with, I'm done with, I ain't gonna. I watched the last little season. The nigga got shot up, the cool dude I was fucking with. So I was like, yeah, no, I'm not, I'm not coming back, like they pause. Bro was like one of the only reasons I continued to watch the show. I mean, everybody else was on. You know some weirdo shit, everybody on some drugs, everybody doing this, doing that, blah, blah, blah. Man. I don't wanna to see all that man.
Speaker 3:Ain't the show I don't know from what the stuff I see. Ain't it awesome about these young people doing drugs? Ain't that awesome what the show is?
Speaker 1:Look everybody doing drugs. It's the. You got the drug addicts. You got the preppy girls. You got the people with gender identity. You got everybody. It ain't just too many people doing drugs at the end of the day? Too too many. And they sucking and they fucking and they. It's just a lot going on.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's dumb dude for a rewatch, though. Thank you, you gonna get into it.
Speaker 1:Thank you. I would never recommend something like that to you at all.
Speaker 3:I ain't even going to give it, I ain't even going to blink at it, I ain't even going to lie to you.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's not for you. I ain't going to blink at it.
Speaker 3:I thought everybody was on there doing drugs.
Speaker 1:I thought that's what the show was about.
Speaker 2:They're trying to get Zendaya to stop. She won't stop. Poor thing she be in the bathroom, it ain't happening, she won't even stop doing them. She be itching, yeah, man.
Speaker 1:She be itching boy. Even when she came back from rehab she was still in the bathroom. They said we thought you stopped. She was like oh, I just stopped everything. I still smoke weed though.
Speaker 2:I still smoke a little weed, though.
Speaker 1:Nah cut it out.
Speaker 2:Bitches with shit Relaxed.
Speaker 1:I wouldn't recommend it to anybody. Y'all keep that shit. But I do think Jocelyn gonna put on a stellar performance, though I think she gonna do the damn thing.
Speaker 2:We'll see. I'm not holding the expectations high for her.
Speaker 1:Look, I'm thinking who was in it? Lil' Meech was in it, she was all right. I feel like they can figure something out with them. With them two.
Speaker 2:Lil' Meech was in it. Lil' Meech was in it. She'll be entertainingly ratchet, as she usually is.
Speaker 3:And then people want to watch 50 Cent man. Hey, lil' Meech ain't got no business being in Euphoria, but then they wonder why 50 Cent made it Alright, they got it they got it.
Speaker 1:I'm just saying.
Speaker 3:They want to Come on. Why is Lil' BJ in Euphoria? I mean, he must have had some type of after jobs. I guess he got them from the Mac and Classes 50, avenue, I don't know.
Speaker 1:I mean, maybe you got a point.
Speaker 3:I don't know, I don't know. But no, for real though, how can they afford Zendaya?
Speaker 1:Huh.
Speaker 3:How can they afford Zendaya? She one of the producers on the show. Oh, that's how they afford her. Give her multiple titles.
Speaker 2:She can double her check to be there. She can double her check to be there. She started there. Yeah, she's an executive producer on the show. Yeah, baby Big dollars.
Speaker 3:I was wondering how they go forward to pay her. You know she works the bridge.
Speaker 2:And is and she's getting it. She's doing a collaboration right now with Louboutin Shoes red bottoms. They have a signature shoe called the Kate, which is named after Kate. Whoever Zendaya is getting her own signature style of Louboutin. I just want to put that out. Get your money.
Speaker 3:I think her and Lou got engaged they are yeah, her and Tom.
Speaker 2:It's so cute. I'm ready to see a law roach wedding. That's her stylist Baby hooking up, Hooking her up.
Speaker 3:Shout out to them. Shout out to them. Congratulations to them.
Speaker 2:Thank you, girl Cousin. I just want to invite to the wedding. I'll even come to reception. I don't even want to be at the ceremony. Let me be at the reception. I want to invite to the wedding. I'll even come to reception. I don't even want to be at the ceremony. Let me be at the reception. I want to turn up. Girl, she don't know, you Not yet.
Speaker 3:In my head that's what she does. Nah, if you ain't See, I don't know if I would invite you, Because if you're not good enough to come to my actual service, why would I want you at the turnoff?
Speaker 2:I don't mind not getting the invite to the service. Plenty of people do that invite certain people to the ceremony and certain people to the reception. If I just get a ceremony invite, I'll take it. It'll be beautiful. I wouldn't have gotten any real pictures or anything, because they don't really like that shit during ceremonies. But at the reception, at the reception, we're going to turn up. I won't trip nobody to catch the bouquet. I'll be good, but I will be at the open bar.
Speaker 3:You actually going to attempt to catch it?
Speaker 2:No, I'll stand back. I ain't be for it. I ain't be for it. I like to watch other bitches fight for that shit, though I'll trip somebody just to watch everybody fall. I'm not a hater, I just like the chaos.
Speaker 1:Can I play devil's advocate real quick? Do we honestly think this is a relationship that's going to stand the test of time? Are we even Not, is it? But are we hoping it is?
Speaker 2:I'd like to see them for, to see that for them personally. They're young and adorable and I really like ain't a whole lot of couples. I'm like I genuinely wish you the best, I genuinely wish them the best. They seem pretty cool. They stay out the way they out there getting that British paparazzi life. Okay, I ain't mad.
Speaker 3:Yeah, he be at her talking to the people. She be getting the guy looking at her like hey, dog, if you don't bring your motherfucking ass.
Speaker 2:you know we got to make moves.
Speaker 3:He at her taking pictures with the fans. He at her dabbing them up Like what's up? Having a whole conversation.
Speaker 2:And I'm sure she has her days where she does the same thing. Like you know, they're celebrities. It's part of the job.
Speaker 3:All the ones I see. She's sitting in the car looking at her.
Speaker 2:I'm in love with people, boy, especially when he home. When he home, he love people, he love people. He's Spider-Man, he appreciates his neighborhood. I can't doubt Tom for being his own favorite groupie.
Speaker 3:Come on, come on. He give him strong Black woman energy boy when she get in that car he be talking to people.
Speaker 2:He do, but it's okay.
Speaker 1:I just seen the TikTok at her family reunion.
Speaker 2:Gayhood lit.
Speaker 1:I was unfamiliar with your game. I didn't realize that was your folks.
Speaker 2:That's what's up. Yeah, posted up with Spider-Man. I ain't mad, I am not mad.
Speaker 3:He look like he cool to be around. He look like he a good dude. Shout ain't mad, I am not mad. He looked like he could be around. He looked like he was a good dude. Congratulations to them?
Speaker 2:Yes, absolutely. I do wish them the best, though they're not going to end up like couples on fucking Love Hip Hop. Maybe they have a kid or two. Maybe they get divorced. That's unforeseen at the moment. We don't wish those things, though we're not expecting those things to happen in the next year. They've been rocking for a minute.
Speaker 3:They've been rocking for a minute. It might be in the next year.
Speaker 2:Stay low-key with their shit and I'll get them that those kind of things help your relationship last for real.
Speaker 3:It might be in the next year where you'd be like I have a girl, we ain't get no younger. What would you already do?
Speaker 2:Meet me at the altar in your white dress. We ain't get no younger girl. Might as well do it All right baby, you good Kway.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I'm cool, All right man, let me, let me.
Speaker 3:before you wrap up, let me say this because we ain't gonna say it on previous spots RP, RP, RP. We gotta give that man some praise. I know he had his beef with 50. He had his beef with him. He had his legal troubles, he had the whole Ashanti situation. We made fun of that man, but now I just want to say RIP to the man because he helped produce a lot of great hits. We can get the jokes out, but he also helped produce a lot of great hits. So I did want to say RIP to that man.
Speaker 2:Amen.
Speaker 1:I'm saying, though, the last thing we remember Irv got his hand was some shit. He shouldn't have been saying.
Speaker 3:Same time. Give his man his grace. Give his man his grace. Let it simmer. I feel it. They gonna throw.
Speaker 1:No shade on that man right now, I feel it.
Speaker 3:They gone, they gone. Look, they gonna throw no shade on that man, not right now.
Speaker 1:I'm not throwing shade, I'm just saying people just skipped over it.
Speaker 3:I ain't even know about it till it been a couple weeks alright bro, I don't know where, I don't know where you was at, but I, I definitely see it. My heart beats that big alright.
Speaker 1:I'm saying man, you do clownery, the clown comes back to bite and will don't forget how you was talking about Ashanti.
Speaker 3:I'm saying to forget how you was talking about Ashanti.
Speaker 1:I'm saying, bro, ain't nobody don't know, this is the first flower thrown. Honestly, look, maybe Breakfast Club and then us.
Speaker 3:I don't know what. I haven't seen.
Speaker 2:a lot I haven't seen a lot of posts about it either.
Speaker 3:I've seen a lot you have. I've seen a lot.
Speaker 1:Maybe it's just your algorithm. Did you see one today?
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:Just one. I mean sure he's been dead for a week now, so of course it's just one today. But no, when that man died it was a lot of posts. I've seen posts. I've seen TikToks.
Speaker 2:Maybe that's just your algorithm, big dog.
Speaker 1:I didn't see it until it was on Twitter and somebody was like damn, we ain't going to talk about it.
Speaker 3:Yeah, no, I've seen it, that's why I'm like you said that. I'm like I've seen people talking about it. Hell, I've seen people talking about it on threads and all this guy.
Speaker 2:This guy's a bio algorithm. I'm on threads. I love that for you. Follow us on threads, y'all.
Speaker 3:Hey, this has been a what you want a nigga to do, bro. I'm sorry I'll be out here working trying to promote the shit.
Speaker 2:My bad.
Speaker 3:Hey bro, I nigga be on shit. Excuse me my bad, you can find us on Blue Skies as well, my boy, what else you want?
Speaker 1:I feel it this has been another episode of V Mixed Vibes Podcast, your favorite amateur podcast, and you can find us wherever you get your podcasts, like Apple, spotify, pandora. They fuck with us over there. You can hit the Instagram, the Facebook, twitter for questions, comments, concerns I only bomb your boy, young Quaggity, to drink and I'll holla at y'all.
Speaker 2:Peace out, love All that good stuff. You see, black people buy their breakfast black bottom coffee. Support other black people because it is still black history month. If you a half breed, your time is up, um, but you know what it is, what it does for your girl, your five brown ass auntie just living in the middle and catch you next week.
Speaker 3:Jersey's disrespectful, like they can't even Damn. Alright, man, I'll holler at y'all next week.
Speaker 2:They only get half the month. They have some reason they trying to take it away anyway.
Speaker 3:Hey, hold on.
Speaker 1:Hold on Hold on, hold on, hold on.
Speaker 3:Jersey. Hey, y'all time up, Wrap this shit up. Y'all got to come over yesterday at noon.
Speaker 1:That's crazy for sure.
Speaker 2:Unless you didn't celebrate the first half, then your time is now.
Speaker 3:George.
Speaker 2:George said pick a half, pick a half. The beginning or the end. Y'all been not bring nothing but liquor to Juneteenth. We know who you are.
Speaker 1:I got a question for you, george. What was that? Why you think we know who you are? I got a question for you, jerse what's up? Why you wasn't on Drew's Key of Love. I mean, it could have been love.
Speaker 2:Because I saw his options and all I'd have been there for was to laugh at them. Hoes, what'd she say? I say what I say. I'm sorry. I feel like if I were to interact with you, drewski, we could be friends like y'all and me friends. Like you know, link up business works cool. Maybe we'll link up at the cookout, that's it. But like Drewski has no romantic pull with me, say what you want, money or not, it's fine. I've fucked broke niggas before.
Speaker 2:I'm just saying I ain't scared of them now, Like the fuck. You being unattractive with money doesn't make you attractive to me. I'm sorry. As much as I could use $100,000 right now, like it ain't going to work for me, but, dog, it's not the scariest thing I've done, Trust me.
Speaker 1:It's not the scariest thing I've done. Trust me, it's not we. Out of here, peace.
