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TWIYpod: I even know. We ain't did this shit in way.
Wop: Thank
TWIYpod: Yeah.
TWIYpod: The world is yours. DJ world premiere, the boy wonder. Young scoliosis. Smothered pork chops on a bed of white rice with heavy pepper. Your fave podcast could never. It's the German bomber, the podfather.
TWIYpod: White shirt zaddy. Look, i was cutting I was cutting grass today. I was outside looking like the fifth member of the Hot Boys.
Wop: Yeah. Yeah.
TWIYpod: Man, I was cutting the grass, had the weight vest on.
Wop: Yeah.
TWIYpod: Now feel brolic. Now i feel like Brock Lesnar and shit. I took the bitch off. Now I'm just, I'm ready to pancake a nigga. Like, ooh.
TWIYpod: I'm joined today with... Ladies and gentlemen, my esteemed co-host, none better, none other. Chicago's own ACLs, stat in the hat.
TWIYpod: It's the stat guard. It's the math guard. Cabrini Green, mattress flipping champion, 1995.
TWIYpod: Hyden go get it champs. Summer of 02 and spring of 04. The nigga tried to do a back to back. They caught him. They caught him y'all.
TWIYpod: We got young fried okra in the building.
TWIYpod: And if y'all didn't know. If y'all didn't know where Boo Wap got his name from. ah if you If y'all didn't know where Boo Wap got his name from, what'd you get where's your name originate from, sir?
Wop: used to fuck with my nigga? What you mean? Trap House 3, man.
TWIYpod: e
Wop: My favorite albums all the time.
TWIYpod: Life-changing?
Wop: my ah My brother, shout out my brother, Dosky, gave me that nickname. i Like, like, we just was rolling these streets. And that was just the album that was just heavy in rotation shit. Like, I was like, man, we gonna start calling you Boo-Wap G. Like, yeah, all right, fuck it.
TWIYpod: Might not be the best name to have right now, son.
TWIYpod: Oh, God. Oh, God. It might not be the best name to have.
Wop: Hey, clip this up,
Wop: Got my ass. Yes, you know me.
TWIYpod: It's hot out here. It's hot out here, OK?
TWIYpod: It's hot out here. And this is the funny thing is the events that happened back in January. I know we came and talked about it on the pod.
Wop: Indeed.
TWIYpod: The more and more details that are coming out about this event. I've realized some things about me.
TWIYpod: One, I'm old. Right? I'm old. Old school nigga. I do old school business. two I realized that I have to do better business moving forward.
TWIYpod: Cause I got 83% of WAP's podcast money.
Wop: FDO. FDO.
Wop: yeah a minute
TWIYpod: I'm walking around like shit sweet until shit get to coming out. You feel me? WAP on four other podcasts. every time Every time I see them somewhere, I hit the like, the comment. I'm in the comment section looking at the likes, counting the likes, looking at the interactions.
TWIYpod: WAP going make me a whole lot of money.
Wop: This nigga dumb. Oh,
TWIYpod: I'm thinking about this situation and Pooh Shiesty and the gang. And the gang has some names. Okay, it's some names on these niggas.
Wop: man.
TWIYpod: Quantavious. Aquarius. It's a nigga named Aquarius in his crew.
TWIYpod: A nigga named after a zodiac sign. He was born to be trouble.
TWIYpod: He had a trouble you. And now he just a grown up with some troubles. These niggas drove, what'd they drive, WAP, seven hours from Memphis to Dallas for this meeting? For this meeting?
Wop: in they own cars.
TWIYpod: With the ankle monitor on.
Wop: Hey, man.
TWIYpod: Shit get to coming out. You got the ankle monitor on, gang.
Wop: Man.
TWIYpod: i just know I just know when your entourage has a lot of syllables in their names, a lot of apostrophes, Deontarius.
Wop: That's a strong ass name. think Name is strong.
TWIYpod: This shit sounds like the NFL draft, you feel me? D-Lineman, Alabama. Like, it shit sounded like that. It shit sounded crazy. It shit sounded like a Key and P skit.
Wop: Yeah, I'm not. murder It's funny you saying that because was literally just telling me that shit the other day. I got one. real young homie that I fuck with. That's like, he low-key my right-hand man right now. Like, like ain't no low-key about it. Like, that's my right-hand man. He he's the nigga you gonna see me with the most probably.
Wop: Because he just be fucking with me the most. Like, I don't choose, you feel me? Like, I don't pick and choose who I fuck with the most. It's like, if it just align, it's align. And that's just,
TWIYpod: Is this the nigga you punched in the face?
Wop: no
TWIYpod: Oh.
Wop: That's my best friend. talking about my best friend, my childhood best friend.
TWIYpod: ah
Wop: That's what talking about.
TWIYpod: Oh, okay. Yeah, you can only punch your best friend in the face.
Wop: was just with him too. No, no, no. That's that's like, I was just with him. Literally like last week or some shit. Like we just together, but.
TWIYpod: Don't punch no young nigga in the face.
Wop: and and And of course not, because i think about all this shit, they still active in a way that I'm not active. In a way that like, don't get me wrong. You gonna have to just do it to me too.
Wop: For sure. You ain't finna just hold me. No nigga. You gon' have to go ahead and do it to me. You have to get me out the way. For sure.
TWIYpod: This ain't no free lunch.
Wop: No. You gon' have to bring a lunchbox. For sure. You gon' have to. You have to. I ain't playing like that. No. For sure. But at the same time, I feel like a lot of young motherfuckers don't be at that point in their life where they really feel like they got something to lose.
Wop: Because I been there. We all been there where it's like
Wop: The new gangster today is crash out. Like your boy said, for the next two times. The new gangster today is crash out. I'm willing to lose whatever over whatever whatever type shit.
Wop: It could be the smallest shit. That's the new gangster. Back in the day, like principles and shit mattered. Like you wasn't just finna do no lame shit to a nigga and then like,
Wop: It be like little shit to get a nigga killed today. Like smoke, little shit. Niggas step on your shoe.
Wop: That used to...
TWIYpod: Niggas not scared of jail no more.
Wop: No, because the only way you can be gangster now is if you go to jail. Where like niggas was trying not to go to jail and do all the gangster shit in the world. Like who wants to be jail?
TWIYpod: The advances in technology have made it to where niggas aren't really terrified of jail. Like, and sit down. For three to five years in your 30s, in your 20s.
TWIYpod: That used to scare niggas to the point where they would think some shit through. em
Wop: Oh, for real.
TWIYpod: Today, going and sitting down for three to five years.
TWIYpod: Somebody can run my social media. I can get a phone in that bitch. I got a gang of work. I got a gang of work in the vault that we can release so I can still make some money.
TWIYpod: And then when I get out, it's going to be hotter for me than ever.
Wop: room
TWIYpod: You couldn't disappear for three to five years in the 90s. I'm sorry. You just couldn't disappear for three to five years and then pop up like, yo, you remember me? No.
Wop: No. I...
TWIYpod: No, we don't.
Wop: a a
TWIYpod: It's 10 other niggas that took your spot. Today, 10 other niggas took your spot, but you got you got a little badge of honor on you now. You understand what I'm saying? You got a little something to you.
TWIYpod: Driving that far for this business meeting with eight or nine members in your entourage, I promise you,
TWIYpod: there's at least one I'm being modest and I'm saying there's at least one young man in that entourage that thought we was just going to have a business meeting.
Wop: Nah, I don't even see it. I think that I, bro, don't even let me get started on this shit, bro, because
TWIYpod: So you think the plan from the jump was run down on the boss.
Wop: yes, absolutely. And it was premeditated, in my opinion. You know what I'm saying? Like, in my opinion, like, and I could be wrong, but i it just from everything I'm hearing, like, this is the problem with the black community.
Wop: I hate to do it. We glorify, this is the new thing too. We glorify all the shit that we shouldn't. In the 80s, you never really heard niggas saying, free this nigga, free that nigga.
Wop: Like, nigga was in jail for murder. Why nobody talking about free him?
Wop: so
TWIYpod: we got We got a free Nelson Mandela.
Wop: think
TWIYpod: That was about it. It was just free Nelson Mandela.
Wop: Yeah, it's like all the real, real niggas that shouldn't be in jail for for real bullshit. Today, today we talking about freedom niggas that we know probably need some real street niggas shit.
TWIYpod: Political prisoners.
Wop: We talking about freedom.
TWIYpod: so he He robbed Miss Jenkins. Y'all talking about freeing him? He robbed Miss Jenkins from down the street? Miss Jenkins?
Wop: Damn. Yeah.
TWIYpod: The candy lady? He robbed the candy lady?
Wop: That's, that's for them. Yeah. That's bro. Free him. free him it's Free him.
TWIYpod: Nah, nah. Keep him in.
Wop: It's free him to be back to his backwards.
TWIYpod: Free him till it's spelled backwards. Nah, we said free Pimp C. We said free Pimp C and Pimp C was home for about a year before he passed away.
Wop: Like shit.
TWIYpod: Which is crazy because we said free him for like way longer than a year. And then that nigga passed away after a year. And it was like, damn, you could have kept, bro.
TWIYpod: Hey, you could have kept, bro. You feel me?
Wop: You're disgusting, bro. i good
TWIYpod: What? I'm just saying. we could Hey, if Pimsy stay in jail, he don't overdose on lean in a hotel room by himself.
Wop: Man, look.
TWIYpod: Could have kept, bro.
Wop: They say they said that was a setup. They they took him out.
TWIYpod: Power I, foing up, keeping little be my cut. Like, i mean, he didn't even drop. He dropped a couple verses.
Wop: Every verse, D. Point. Every video. That's all you've seen. Point. Point. Point. Point oh no fuck the he figurele a point like a real pimp ni white
TWIYpod: Yeah.
Wop: that nick was a real pempnigger
TWIYpod: Oh, Pimsy was a real, he had the ism. He had the ism. It's one nigga, though, that went on this little adventure with Pooh Shiesty that wasn't prepared for what happened.
Wop: everybody luda everybody knew is going on
TWIYpod: I think one nigga didn't, and I think that nigga is struggling with the fact that they got caught so quickly and so thoroughly. Because they not just a little caught.
TWIYpod: they They not just like niggas think it's us. They're caught caught. And they're caught because of their own stupidity. You gonna rob a nigga, take a nigga chain, take a nigga watch, and then wear the shit on Instagram.
TWIYpod: Why would you do that? You might as well try and sell it at the pawn shop. If you gonna be that dumb and wear it on the internet, you might as well try and sell it at the pawn shop.
Wop: You might as well just, bro, it was just, it was done, bro. It's 2026, bro. You're not finna strong arm yourself. I know no contract, bro.
TWIYpod: Remember that, please.
Wop: You're just not going do that. You're never going to do that. Bro, this is not 1991 Eric Wright and Suge Knight. know what saying? Like, this is not that.
Wop: This is not that. We're...
Wop: Even with that situation, we know how the they say Suge stuck him with the needle and, oh, that's how he... Like, bro, it's too much with that, but we know that happened.
TWIYpod: Don't make me change you, Eric.
Wop: Eric...
TWIYpod: Yeah. Yeah. Something happened.
Wop: That happened.
TWIYpod: Shit. Niggas got on the radio station when they was trying to get off a bad boy so they could go to Rough Rider.
Wop: Oh God.
TWIYpod: Niggas went to the radio station. They wore fuck Diddy shirts, free the logs. And Diddy say, it damn, y'all could have just had a conversation.
Wop: I had to get down on them in New York. Where we from.
TWIYpod: And did he let him out? But it costs. that That price might have been different if you didn't go show your ass at the radio station.
Wop: Take.
Wop: I
TWIYpod: Take that. Take that.
Wop: yeah
TWIYpod: Yeah, but remember, you can't strong arm your way out of contract. well Just remember that. So when you take a seven-hour drive from Chicago to Virginia, what is it, 12?
Wop: think no seven hour drive either 13.
TWIYpod: 11? 12?
Wop: thirteen
TWIYpod: Yeah, when you take that 13-hour drive from Chicago to Virginia with the Goonie Goons and try and run down on me because your podcast blew up and you on Patreon now and I got my handout and I'm getting paid before you get paid, like just remember you can't run down on me to get your 87% back.
Wop: Man, listen. That type of shit, though, unfortunately, like, like this is why I understand some of where shiesty them feel they how they feel.
Wop: Because if what they saying is true, Big Sky, Gucci, basically, first phone call, is what they say.
Wop: First phone call. Where them chains at?
Wop: That's tough. That's tough. Shiesty locked up. First phone call, you basically don't even talk about like, what can I do? You know what saying? You Gucci. Like, you sitting on it.
Wop: Everybody know it.
Wop: ain't Ain't no way you you ain't got 30, 40K to throw at the funeral just to make sure air everybody straight go out the right way type shit. You know what I'm saying? Ain't no way he don't got it. They say, Gucci say, man, my wife's birthday coming up.
Wop: It's tough.
TWIYpod: It sets a bad precedent though, especially for Gucci, especially for Gucci because all of his artists have that one thing in common where they're all in trouble frequently with the law.
TWIYpod: They got drug habits. They got drug problems. They overdose and they go into jail. They don't. That's the cycle for all of Gucci's artists.
Wop: Everybody.
TWIYpod: So if he sets the precedent of paying for one niggas funeral, now I'm on the hook to pay for everybody's funeral.
Wop: But you.
TWIYpod: Now I got to put everybody through rehab. Now I got to support everybody when they're in jail.
Wop: Not to rehab, though, gang, I ain't gonna say the rehab part now. I'm saying, OK, if if my go to jail, they go to jail. now That's that's another thing. Like, they can like, it's only so far can go there with you.
Wop: Because if you did some shit that, nigga, you're supposed to be an artist, nigga, you can't be a criminal and be an artist at the same time. It's just the reality. You got to choose.
TWIYpod: They try, they try.
Wop: They forever do. Most of them do. But you can't. The reality is you can't. If I'm a CEO, nigga, Gucci not a criminal no more. Like, for real. Like, for real. right He a CEO in his mind. I'm a boss. um I'm not... ah He don't fuck with the day-to-day or nothing, even if he if he did have hypothetically, hitd his foot in some shit.
Wop: It don't matter. He'll never day-to-day see it. It's a month pick-up, maybe a week pick-up, if if that.
TWIYpod: He's just a bank.
Wop: Yeah. Like, so, we know what it is. Um,
Wop: the artists have been coming out little female came out on i can't remember her name she was signed for 10 17. she yeah everybody know gucci don't fuck with us like that like we all knew that as artists like that's nasty work right there because this is the first time nig's really hearing about it for sure i ain't never really heard about none of these saying this shit when when she was going on but maybe that is the mystique in the right And this is why it's going to get nasty for a nigga like Gucci. Because this is the mystique for a nigga. But it's going to get nasty for a nigga like Gucci in one or two ways.
Wop: Now, this court trial going to go on. And whatever going to go on, and go it's going to happen. Right? It's going to happen. eat it More than likely, Gucci is going have to take stand.
Wop: It's what it seems like to have to happen. Ain't no way he's not going to have to take stand, bro. Everybody that was involved. This is the feds, gang.
TWIYpod: So what? so So it's snishing?
Wop: What you mean is it snitching? Of course it's snitching. By all street niggas.
TWIYpod: You robbed me. Ain't he on probation or parole or some shit?
Wop: Gang, it's snitching, bro.
TWIYpod: So he has to tell the truth, right?
Wop: Yes.
TWIYpod: He's in a position where he can't go up there, plead the fifth, or lie about some shit.
Wop: 2.
TWIYpod: Or throw these niggas some fucking throw these niggas. don't know. was a six, seven foot tall Asian dude. It was Yao Ming that robbed me. it wasn't It wasn't Aquarius. It was Yao Ming that robbed me.
TWIYpod: He got to go up there and he got a point. Aquarius did it. Aquarius. Right here. Him right there.
Wop: um sure
TWIYpod: So that's the stain on his jacket, right? For you, that's the stain on his jacket.
Wop: It's touchy for me, right? Because i'll relate because this is why, like, it's deep because I give no fuck. Like, I never care. I never care.
Wop: It's like, i always be torn with characters like Ghost, Stringerbill.
Wop: Like, At some point, ain't the goal to get out the game game. Like, even though you're going steal, some would always be attached to the game, to the streets, especially if you really came from it.
Wop: Ain't no way you're going turn your back fully on.
TWIYpod: they They play that one foot in, one foot out shit. i To me, the bigger stain to me is a bad contract for your artist when you were an artist. Any artist...
TWIYpod: that does business and puts other artists in bad contracts, that's a bigger stain to me than testifying in court when some shit happened to you.
TWIYpod: That's a bigger stain than not taking care of your people when they're in bad positions because that stain shows that even though you know the music business is fucked up, you got fucked in the music business.
TWIYpod: Somebody puts you in a bad contract in the music business and you turn around and did the same thing. I'm not saying make it artists favorable. It's still a business. At the end of the day, it's still a business.
TWIYpod: And I don't know how smart that young man Poo Shiesty is. Every nigga that I know whose first name is Poo, they haven't been the brightest of guys. Shout out to Derrick Rose. Um...
Wop: Hey, watch your fucking mouth, man. You nasty as hell, bro. Come on.
TWIYpod: My bad, my bad, my fault. I know that shit, people. I know that shit, people.
Wop: the city man i about mont niga dero really It's crazy.
TWIYpod: But I'm saying, though, I don't know like how bad the contract is. And we're in the streaming era now. But he was in the streaming era when he signed the contract.
Wop: You just said that though D Rose. That's the goat of the city. You heard what said? It's the goat because D Rose is still in tune with with the culture of the city.
Wop: He still fuck with the city. Now, he fuck with the city not on some on some extra, you feel me?
Wop: I'm still in tune, in tune, but he came from that shit, and everybody know that. Everybody that's from the city know Der Rose came from that shit, and he and he really, who he say he is, he ain't faking it one second.
TWIYpod: But he not throwing cookouts in the park and he probably doing some book back giveaways around school time, some turkey shit, turkey time.
Wop: That's enough. That's enough. That's enough. That's enough. And he still look out for the people in that community that he came from. He still do that. And that's enough. Because I don't owe everybody everything.
Wop: owe enough motherfuckers. But at the same time, I'm still being me.
TWIYpod: Yeah. Hey, the school, the school that I went to, I'm going give y'all a sponsorship. Y'all get y'all get shoes, y'all get y'all get to go to camps, whatever, whatever.
Wop: Jesus. Man.
Wop: D-Rose do more than enough for the city, bro. That's why the city gonna ever rock with him. That's why they tie this jersey because we know what he is to the city.
TWIYpod: Y'all going to sit him down and teach him how to read or no?
Wop: He wants the city.
Wop: Bro, stop playing my homie. Come on, man.
Wop: good
TWIYpod: I'm just saying y'all got sit down and
Wop: Now, see, you talking about that 83%. That's some shit like that. Now, that's a real nigga. That's some shit I'll ride for. Some real nigga shit. Because, see, I knew what it was with your tight ass day one. I knew you was only giving me a certain amount. I can't pray play dumb later on. That's what Poo Shiesty and this is what all these artists can't do.
Wop: Y'all can't play dumb later on, gang. This what most artists get day one. Y'all don't get to... that I'm talking about far some contracts. Now, again, far as that big Scott situation, that was fucked up because if that what was happened, you hear me? What they're saying happened.
Wop: Gucci not right for that. And a 20 ball is a 20 ball.
TWIYpod: you
Wop: But a 20 ball ain't saying much. A 20 ball is like like, you know I'm saying? 10. It's really 10 to a nigga.
Wop: Because especially a nigga like that, they trying to have ah ah one of them type of funerals. and Understandably. Because he's one of them niggas. They trying to ball out and don't nobody want to be hurt after balling out for him.
TWIYpod: you
Wop: Don't nobody want to be in debt after trying to ball out for him. Pooh locked up. If Pooh wasn't locked up, it wouldn't be no issue. Because Pooh to pay for everything. Cool.
TWIYpod: If we treated the white labels the same way, I would i would be on board.
Wop: the white labels don't sign artists is like this though for real bro you know that
TWIYpod: Yeah, they do. um um Who signed Bobby Schmurder? i i think I don't know who it was, but I remember they had him in the office perform it. Big ass conference room. Every white person that works for the label is sitting in there. And he did fucking hot nigga computers.
TWIYpod: And he's sliding on the table. He's standing on the table. And it looked like the menstrual show.
Wop: Bro. right.
TWIYpod: And I remember watching that shit saying, damn, this shit is bad. I can't believe he's in there performing like a clown at the circus for all these whites.
Wop: all right but
TWIYpod: He go to jail. They can't help him. They don't help him. He get out of jail. They don't help him.
TWIYpod: That's how the labels do. When you die, the label's not just going fucking... help bury you. No, they finna fucking drop. They finna remaster your fucking hits and make some money off of your death.
Wop: But here's what you felt realized. Gucci, it can't operate. That's the whole purpose of him being that. he He's supposed to be the complete opposite of them, right?
TWIYpod: Yeah.
Wop: de that These are, these are, these are, these are,
TWIYpod: That's why I sustained. That's why I sustained on him for giving an unfavorable contract.
Wop: No, fuck the contract. The contract is business, right? Because the reality is most of these deals are typical music deals. I'm going to invest in you. I'm giving you studio. I'm paying for this up front you.
Wop: Do X, Y, and Z for you, right? That's the reality. I'm sending you on a tour to promote the album if it's buzzing in the streets, right? I create that tour for you.
Wop: But I also you this advance money Right? No.
TWIYpod: That's a trap.
Wop: It's not a truck.
TWIYpod: That's a trap.
Wop: It's not truck, man.
TWIYpod: The events, the events is the trap. The advances, the trap, even when they were selling physical albums, the events was the trap because that's the loan that you can never work yourself out of the hole with.
TWIYpod: You're only getting a dollar and 15 cents off of every record that you sell. we gave you $200,000 advance. That means you got to pay back $200,000 before you make a dollar.
TWIYpod: That means you got to sell 200,000 records before you make a dollar. And if your shit don't sell to, and then you still got shoot the video. You still got to promote. you They call some shit spillage back in the day where 10% of your album sales was really spillage.
TWIYpod: So, ah you know, shit gets stolen. Shit gets broke. Shit gets damaged on a way to Best Buy, a Target, whatever, whatever. So it's still bad business. And that's back in the day. Today, where it's just streaming and it's vinyls. If if you the type of nigga that can sell some vinyls and it's live shows.
TWIYpod: Well, they eaten off your live show. They eaten more than you off your live show. You still got to get to the live show. You got, you want to be comfortable. You don't want to just be in a fucking Volkswagen. You got to get the big Sprinter or you got to get the big bus.
TWIYpod: You got an entourage. So that makes your travel expenses a little bit more. Like these thing aren't aware of the business and what they're getting into.
Wop: Thank you.
TWIYpod: And as somebody who was in the business, It's his job to still make money. But if you're making money to the point where a nigga feels like they got to drive six hours with guns.
TWIYpod: to to To muscle their way out of the contract, that's a very bad contract. That might be worse than any contract we've ever seen. That might be worse than the making a band contracts.
TWIYpod: A nigga with the fucking, it's this ain't a regular nigga either. This is a nigga on house arrest who's also not that bright because I seen him on somebody's stream on house arrest talking to his PO like, no, I'm at the crib.
Wop: who?
Wop: Ben to die.
TWIYpod: Yo, we can see you, my nigga. We can see you right now. You're on somebody's live stream. What you mean you at the house?
Wop: but But that's the thing, though, bro. Like this, the era we living in, bro. These motherfuckers, bro, like real, real life.
Wop: If I talk it, I live it. You can't not. This is the era of it. This is the gangster rap era, bro. I have to live like, like the era of gangster rap, like with NWA when it started, right?
Wop: The Ice Teas of the world, like it was understood
Wop: But at the same time, it was more so...
Wop: Like, it wasn't as reckless, I guess. this this iss too many It's too many innocent people, bystanders, getting caught up in the bullshit, people that, you know, you you hear about it all the time, right?
Wop: And it's just, that's I think that was mostly the problem with today's You know, because these people are super crash outs right now. Like anybody can get it at any time.
Wop: It's. don't know, bro. It's it's different.
TWIYpod: I can't wait till we see the contract because the contract will prove if he a crash out or if he's justified.
Wop: It ain't even a crash job. It's it's this is what saying. It's the fact that it ain't the contract. I think this is the big sky situation. I don't think is the big, I think it's the big, because clearly y'all been upset about y'all, they saying Gucci been low key treating them, but only one that was really getting some love allegedly was Poo Shainst.
TWIYpod: hmm.
Wop: Shainst was the only one getting the love.
TWIYpod: Get it back in blood.
Wop: It's videos with Gucci, you know, cause Poo and Gucci got a couple of songs together. And Gucci usually be on the videos and shit with him. All type of shit. Like, he on the set.
Wop: He pulling up. He got a video where, oh, I think it was Shiesty's birthday. He bought him a little truck or some shit. A little lime green ah skirt. little straight. You feel me? Like,
Wop: like like Gucci fuck with Shiesty. But at the same time, when you locked up, Bro, yo, and your people calling you, telling you like, yeah, man, we talked to Gucci, man. That nigga told us, send them chains back.
TWIYpod: send the chains back we can't even well and maybe they couldn't be trusted not to sell the chains maybe maybe we was worried about security it was a security risk
Wop: you not go guarantee It's like, that should be the first that shouldn't be the first thing say
TWIYpod: yeah that should be the last thing niggas are concerned about a chain like hey that money spent we took it out your budget we took it we took it out your advance we gave you a chain and that was added to your advance
Wop: Yeah.
Wop: Yeah. Like that's, that's nasty work. Like if anything, like, like this, how real gangsters look at it. What would have been gangsta if they would have buried him in them chains.
Wop: Cause that's what a lot of niggas do. You know what I'm saying Yo, jewelry shit like that. They bury you in that shit. A lot of niggas do that.
TWIYpod: No, you think they got a whole lot of money over there. That's what you think.
Wop: It ain't, it ain't, it ain't,
TWIYpod: Well, I mean, the money's spent. The money's spent already, so you can't get it back.
Wop: i It ain't that I think that. I just done seen that. That's what saying. I done seen it. I done seen it done. Like, so I can't, I can't say like it's wrong either way. I'm just saying it is what it is, but that's definitely not a conversation that need to be had during or during, during, after, or or immediately after type shit. Like, that's a conversation I need to be here.
Wop: Never really, though. On some real nigga shit. That shit like Taguchi, bro. I can't, I can't say that's, that that's being petty to me. I ain't gonna lie, fucker grew up. That's my nigga. But like, I call it, call it how i see it, bro.
Wop: That was not a boss move in that.
TWIYpod: ah do I do want to know the reasoning behind it now, though. Now that the lore is out there, I do want to know, like, what what did you what you do to the chains when you got them back, Wop?
TWIYpod: What you do with it? Did you melt them down and make something else, make another chain out of it?
Wop: Like,
TWIYpod: Is this like for a memorial?
Wop: give
TWIYpod: You got a memorial at your house or some shit?
Wop: it to another artist then.
TWIYpod: Like, what did you do with this shit?
Wop: Like, where am I saying? Come on, like, that's, that's wild, G.
TWIYpod: took He took it to the cleaner and re-gifted?
Wop: That's wild, gang. Like, it,
TWIYpod: Damn. You got to change your name, bro.
Wop: it' never it'll never go over well at that point. like and i And I could see why. My whole thing with Shiesty them is that I just feel like Shiesty didn't have to do that.
Wop: he He too much of a of of a ah other other other other main character like to do that. but But that's also part of his problem in some degree, I guess, too. The main character syndrome where
Wop: This one thing, like, if I send a nigga to do it, but it's another thing if I do it myself. That's really gangsta.
TWIYpod: yeah it's it's not Now you know how serious I am.
Wop: Yeah. like
TWIYpod: Because I can't. You see my face when this is happening. When it comes down to bad contracts or just a bad working relationship, I have a different stance with entertainment and music artists as I do athletes.
TWIYpod: Athletes, I'm always going to say, get your fucking bread while you can. Work yourself out your contract. I was, you know, the first time Andre Johnson... fucking went on strike after he signed a contract just so he could get a brand new contract because he didn't realize all the money was on the back end of the contract or whatever the fuck happened.
TWIYpod: I cheered for Andre Johnson. Hell yeah, man. When Julio Jones wanted more money, I cheered for him. When these rap artists are beefing about contracts, whether it's Drake or Pooh Shiesty or Youngboy, NBA Youngboy,
TWIYpod: NBA, I looked at the stat before I recognized who Youngboy was. He was like the most played artist on YouTube. And as soon as he started bitching about being the most played artist on YouTube and not seeing none of that bread, he said, the next time we renegotiate, I'm going to see this YouTube money.
TWIYpod: They renegotiate. He gets more bread from YouTube. He's no longer the most viewed nigga on YouTube anymore. Just like that. That's the same shit Drake talking about with the with the shit that he tried to take niggas to court for.
TWIYpod: Y'all niggas can push the button when it's convenient to you. But as soon as I'm in a position where I'm getting more bread from this shit, you niggas ain't pushing the button no more. And that's foul.
TWIYpod: If you're going to push the button for you, that's cool. Push the button for me too, because you still going to eat off that. And that's a little bit weird when it comes. That's why I feel like when it comes down to these contracts, especially now because streaming, 1500 spins is one sale.
TWIYpod: So that first day out shit Pooh Shiesty put out probably did numbers.
Wop: It did do numbers, but but but the thing about it, that's all he had, though. And the fucked up part about it again, bro, like, it just seemed like Pooh didn't have to do this. Like, he could have did it, but not been on the scene to do it.
Wop: like ah Like, yo, daddy, yo, daddy is bogus.
TWIYpod: your daddy, bro.
Wop: Yo, daddy is bogus, bro.
TWIYpod: Your father, okay? Your father is standing next to you robbing the label head.
Wop: Yeah.
Wop: But but in this the world we live in, like, you got some niggas that's on all types of fence about it. Niggas are saying like, well,
Wop: he never kid. That's gangster. He never kid. Like, man, I keep, man, I'm always kid about 25 years,
TWIYpod: um Every time. Hey, if you listening to the pod, if you watching the pod right now and you don't care about 25 years, I want you to get up and walk to your refrigerator.
Wop: Hey. Okay.
TWIYpod: Every time i'm every time I talk about jail, I'm going to tell y'all to get up and walk to the refrigerator.
Wop: Okay. oh Okay.
TWIYpod: Because it ain't no getting up and walking to the fridge in jail. And you just, it's dumb shit like that, that you don't even know how much you do it.
Wop: Listen.
TWIYpod: Little shit. You just, hey i like got hey, I got up, went to the bathroom, pee standing up. You can't do that in jail, my nigga.
TWIYpod: We both live in this little ass cell. You not finna pee standing up. You finna sit down and pee.
Wop: I'm a piece of that myth, but I'm definitely shield.
TWIYpod: Or take a knee. Take a Colin Kaepernick.
TWIYpod: Yeah, they gonna take, they gonna whoop your ass on the first week. They gonna learn you, Wop.
Wop: Ooh.
TWIYpod: They're going to learn you.
Wop: Ooh.
TWIYpod: du You can't do that shit in jail, man. It's jail code. You can't even fart in your prison cell.
Wop: Wow.
TWIYpod: Because it's a whole other nigga living in there. Breathing that shit in.
Wop: They don't like ain't saying I'm I ain't saying I'm gonna just do that do that. But I'm saying I ain't nobody just finna they gonna have to kill me. I can kill
TWIYpod: Yo, Wap.
Wop: me.
TWIYpod: I'm be on the pod crying talking about Wap was a gassy motherfucker, man. They ain't have to do him like that. He just gassy.
Wop: Pipe shit.
TWIYpod: He like cabbage.
Wop: You ain't finna just hold nobody.
TWIYpod: Nah, it's just, you know, it's it's it's simple shit. Niggas get mad about simple shit in jail. Niggas make up a bunch of imaginary rules and base them on hygiene preferences.
Wop: No, I'm not, that's what I'm saying.
TWIYpod: You're a
Wop: like i Like that type of shit don't concern me. Cause I don't just think I'll fight out just do some shit like that anyway. Like for real, for real. Like, but like the same time, cause I know me like, nigga when I was locked up, my first, when I was locked up, I was locked up for like, was only like a couple of hours too.
TWIYpod: rebel. You're a rebel.
Wop: I got sent to the county. Got in that bitch at like two in the morning.
Wop: I only called everybody I know. Hey, man, come get me. I got the money, but um i ain't know I ain't know my daddy had found somebody anyway. He had already got the money, but I hate him too.
Wop: but
Wop: Something went wrong at the fucking local courthouse where like they got there too late with the cash. sheet They signed the wrong name, some crazy shit. So I wind up, had to go to the county.
Wop: First night in the county, getting in my seal, selling, take one of these meanest shits God ever let a nigga take. And I fake, didn't care.
Wop: Cause like, I know I'm finna get up out of this bitch. Like, cause I had just talked to my my people. They told me like, yeah, we'd be there first thing in the morning. You good, whatever. But it's still like, don't know real, like I can't relate. Cause I don't want to relate to jail culture.
Wop: Well, if a nigga take a shit, I just think it's normal anyway. The way we in this bitch, we in the slums gang. And that's my least concerns right now. How we getting the about this bitch?
TWIYpod: No, it's different. It's different.
Wop: I don't, that's my only concern when I'm in jail. I gotta get up out of here. I'm not comfortable, like I'm finna get comfortable enough to even fart in that bitch. I'm not comfortable.
TWIYpod: No, I'm looking for, i'm I'm looking to make sure when When I can get my books? When I can get my books? Wednesday. So Wednesday we can go shopping, right? wednesday is Wednesday is the day where I can go use my bread. Okay, cool.
Wop: Bet.
TWIYpod: Make sure my shit is set up so I can get my shit on my books. I'm eat this food, but i need I need to hit the fucking store. I need to hit the store shop day. Niggas going to bring me some shit.
TWIYpod: and And then I'm gambling. After that, I'm gambling. Once I get my once i get my pack, I'm gambling. Just a little bit. Just a little poquito. Just a little bit.
TWIYpod: I'll tell you who's going to slow down on gambling.
TWIYpod: Another nigga with a very difficult name. Offset.
TWIYpod: Offset got shot in the ass, gang. I like that. I'm not going front. I'm old. I don't like you young niggas doing all this shit for clout.
TWIYpod: Offset got shot in the ass because he needed a message to be sent to him publicly.
TWIYpod: Lil TJ, not sure if y'all familiar with him, New York, New Jersey rapper. He got shot at Chipotle, which is crazy.
TWIYpod: Because when I go to Chipotle, the last thing I'm thinking about is getting shot. You know what I'm saying? i'm I'm worried about the bitch making sure my scoops is right. Like, that better be a respectable scoop when I ask you for the steak. That better be a respectable scoop. And the rice is free, baby. Stop cheating me on the rice.
TWIYpod: But TJ was at Chipotle. He got shot. That nigga was on life support or some most shit. Like, he was going through it. But he free. Offset got a gambling problem.
TWIYpod: Right now, a casino is suing him for 100K marker that he failed to pay back.
TWIYpod: But event apparently one night where he was down like 800,000, being woof being down 800,000 of the casino's money and still wanting to play in the casino, that's a sickness.
Wop: A
TWIYpod: That's a sickness.
Wop: meal.
TWIYpod: You have a problem.
Wop: A meal.
TWIYpod: you gotta go You gotta go hit a meeting. You know what I'm saying? You gotta call a lady.
Wop: you already clearly on lost probably $200,000, $300,000 at the bare minimum of your own money.
TWIYpod: Mm-hmm.
Wop: At the bare minimum. God forbid you done lost The same amount you the casino. You got a real, real problem.
TWIYpod: Oh.
TWIYpod: And don't know. I know we talked about it when one of them athletes got in trouble. I think it was one of the Morris twins when they got in trouble. That's how the markers work. So that means if you owe us $800,000,
TWIYpod: You can win a million. You're only walking out of here with two hundred thousand because you owe us eight hundred thousand dollars. So before you win a dollar, you got to pay us back the marker that you got. You took a loan out interest free for the most part.
TWIYpod: A lot of casinos will charge you interest depending on your status, depending on your your history with them, blah, blah, blah. But whatever, one random night, he in there, he fucked up in the game. He need $10,000. He see TJ, TJ give him $10,000. Boom.
TWIYpod: With a nigga that's down this kind of bread, i don't know what $10,000 is finna do. get out the hole, guy.
Wop: But a hand?
TWIYpod: ten thousand dollarst anything to get you out the hole my guy
Wop: Well, no. You got about a hand or two in you And you finna be thirsty.
TWIYpod: yes assessment
Wop: Jason.
TWIYpod: $10,000 for a nigga like Offset sound like he he fucking sitting there playing four hands of blackjack, $2,000 a walk, talking about, hey, we going to get this shit back. And i'm hit all four these hands and give you your 10 back, and then I'm back up. like that's ah That's what it sound like. And then he lose to the dealer.
TWIYpod: Because the dealer going to spank you. But he owe TJ... TJ hitting them for the bread because it's my money.
TWIYpod: And that's why I'm like, oh, when niggas, this is why I don't like owing people money. I never borrowed a money because I don't want to owe you the money because
TWIYpod: If I tell you I'm to pay you on Friday and you see me on Wednesday and I'm lit, I got the bottle, I got the Casamigos, I got a section somewhere, don't want you to feel like I'm out here doing all of this with your money.
Wop: Yeah.
TWIYpod: I told you Friday.
TWIYpod: Stop watching my IG story on Wednesday. I told you Friday. I'm going to take care of you on Friday.
TWIYpod: Ideally, i should have paid you as soon as I had it. And you shouldn't see me spending money and living my life and having a great time while still owing you money simultaneously. Like those two things shouldn't happen. That's why I don't like all niggas money.
TWIYpod: But offset older nigga money. He out and about living his life. He hit an offset for his bread offsets. Just like, oh, get the fuck off my phone, nigga. Get the fuck off my phone, nigga. They almost took you out one time before.
TWIYpod: don't Don't make it happen again. and that's the punking. so that's just But that's just the punking between me and you.
Wop: Don't make me de change you, TJ.
TWIYpod: On God. Like, hey, listen, they had you. You was close to the upper room before. I could take you back there. But that's a one-on-one punking. He didn't put that shit out there. He didn't do that shit in front of the hoes. He did that shit in an Instagram DM or a text message.
Wop: It don't matter though, gang. That's the problem today.
Wop: Too many people And it's it's it's like the same shit with like rain culture in the NBA, right? hey Too many people done seen too much shit be let slide.
Wop: Let my 10 slide. See you again a couple of weeks. Now you think this dead.
Wop: You know. The reality is ah rap game of small community. lot of niggas probably know, heard little stories like, damn, would say old bread.
Wop: Damn the hell well right now, because it's ugly. Lose Cardi.
Wop: Safe to say,
Wop: you know, it ain't, it ain't, much a difference right now, man.
TWIYpod: The budget is different around the house. when yeah
Wop: Like, you understand? It's safe to say, man. You know what mean? like
TWIYpod: The household money is different when Cardi don't live in the house with you no more.
Wop: gang is
TWIYpod: It's a little different. It's a little different. That fun money that you had is different when you can't stand next to Cardi and you guaranteed to be able to go do a show.
Wop: Gang.
Wop: No, fuck that. Because the biggest thing is in R.I.P. The Migos is gone. It's over with. If they were still a group, then maybe, just maybe, the tours be different.
TWIYpod: I'm going
Wop: Ain't nobody checking for offset right now. Like that, bro. It's just the reality, bro. It's just the reality, bro.
TWIYpod: to tell you what, if, if, if takeoff was still alive, they could do a tour where they do the group shit. They do the solo shit.
TWIYpod: That could be a really, really good, because you paying yourself twice. You paying yourself as a solo artist, you paying yourself as a group artist, and then you can bring whoever on the road with you.
Wop: Yeah. Yeah.
TWIYpod: Hey, let's just make this in ah ah a power Atlanta tour. And we grab TI, we grab one of these other Atlanta niggas, and we just go do a ah tour run in the South.
TWIYpod: We hit Florida, we hit Louisiana, we hit Texas.
Wop: but the solo shit only came real for all of them because of the Mico shit. Right. But as we've seen, only nigga that really i had some real success at the solo shit was a nigga. Like I ain't saying offset didn't have some success. He did. yeah he got a couple bangers here and there, but it was mostly still when there was a group though.
TWIYpod: I think he's got the best projects as a solo artist out of the group. But I think I still think Quavo is the draw.
Wop: He is, because he can be on the features.
TWIYpod: I
Wop: That's all you need him
TWIYpod: He can do the features. He can pop in and out. He can do all the little girly features. And i think Offset, he can do features too, but I think his his bag was standing next to Cardi.
TWIYpod: And now he's not standing next to Cardi no more, so he got to find a new bag.
Wop: on.
TWIYpod: He dropped the album, and and nobody even fucking knew it.
Wop: Facts.
TWIYpod: He dropped the album, and then like a month later dropped another album, and nobody knew about the second one, which was crazy.
Wop: But the thing about Quavo and Offset, as far as the features, is that Quavo can just do the hook. He don't need a verse. If you bring Offset on on ah on a song, more than likely it's for him to do a verse.
Wop: and And we know, like, in in that rap game, like, if you a nigga that can do a verse and a hook, because Quavo can do a verse and a hook.
TWIYpod: he do He do the hook and some ad-libs. Yeah, yeah.
TWIYpod: Mama.
Wop: but if
TWIYpod: He just do a couple of those little joints and take me through that, take me through that.
Wop: Hey. i
TWIYpod: He can do the TikTok culture shit. He can he can shine. Offset not so much, but You know, it makes me laugh. This whole story made me laugh because I'm like, yeah, this nigga got a gambling problem. Also, that makes everything make so much sense now from all the shit that he was requiring post-divorce with Cardi.
TWIYpod: He wanted the house. He wanted the money. He wanted this much money. He wanted this much cars. Yeah, nigga, because you know you popped. do You know you fucking blew the budget.
TWIYpod: You know things is different for you right now, so you got to fucking get this last little piece. You know, that last that last piece of chicken in the box is the best piece. You had 20 of them, that last piece of chicken in the box.
Wop: <unk>ch It was like God sent it. It was clutch.
TWIYpod: Yeah, that last piece of chicken, that last buffalo wing, I don't care if it's a drum or a flat.
Wop: It don't matter. It was for me.
TWIYpod: Don't matter.
Wop: It was for me. cause it could two Two would have suggested somebody else, i got now I gotta a share, that one, he suggested me.
TWIYpod: ah
Wop: One,
TWIYpod: I'm not sharing.
Wop: One team left.
TWIYpod: i'm not sharing the I'll share a lot with you I'll share the last fistful of fries.
Wop: Last
TWIYpod: Not that last wing.
Wop: wing, I come to the box. It's just for me. It's just for me.
TWIYpod: I see that last wing. And you see the last wing. And now we both looking at each other. Whoever paid for it gets dibs.
Wop: Yeah. You
TWIYpod: Whoever paid for the chicken box gets dibs on that last piece of chicken. I'm not going to lie to you.
Wop: gonna do this? I was, you know. oh
TWIYpod: I'm not even asking. I'm just reaching. We both reach at the same time and split this bitch like a wishbone.
Wop: yeah
TWIYpod: But ah yeah, they had a little they had a little scuffle at the at the casino in Miami, um which is very bad place to get into a scuffle. I don't know if y'all have ever been to a casino, listeners and viewers of the pod. Like, comment, subscribe.
TWIYpod: Right around here. I don't know what side of the screen I'm on, so like me right there. I don't know if y'all have been to a casino, but it's got more surveillance at a casino probably than anywhere else on earth.
TWIYpod: So to get into a scuffle and to walk away shot in the ass, I'm glad he got shot in the ass and he he can live, but that that's that's ah that's a wake-up call.
TWIYpod: Because don't borrow money from niggas and then chump them. Because you don't know what they liable to do.
Wop: Nah But it's also It's it's also just like the the the circle of life, like far as that, like, you know, like with the mob shit, right?
Wop: The mob shit, niggas used to die to boss. You died to boss. Didn't nobody take you out. You died to boss. I mean, and don't get me wrong. Sometimes niggas took you out too, but it was sanctioned. You did some fucked up shit. You forgot to sanction that hit.
TWIYpod: Yeah, five niggas said to take you out. Five niggas said it was cool for you to get taken it out.
Wop: from school, gotta go.
TWIYpod: Like you you ruffled some feathers. If a nigga took you out, you ruffled some feathers.
Wop: Yeah. This
Wop: ain't that time. Nigga don't care what you did, how you did it, when you did it, who you did it for, don't matter.
TWIYpod: Mm-mm.
TWIYpod: It's just a young man out here making bad decisions.
Wop: You play with the one want young nigga right now. They're in you, Eric. They're in you.
TWIYpod: Listen, it's it's tough.
Wop: They're They're in
TWIYpod: It's tough because
TWIYpod: you look at them and their careers, and why why didn't you just pay the nigga back? Because the nigga got annoying? Because I get it. Well, I don't get because I don't owe niggas money.
TWIYpod: But I understand when niggas is pressing you to do something,
Wop: Thank you.
TWIYpod: And the more they pressing you to do something, you're like, you know what? The less and less I want to do this shit now because you keep bringing it up because you keep asking me about because you keep talking about it. But if it's old money, I'm never going to catch an attitude because you asking me about something I owe you.
TWIYpod: You held me down. You took care of me. You you answered my favor. I can't get an attitude when you ask me for the money. And you we all been in that position where you even ask somebody for some shit they owed you and they start sucking their teeth.
Wop: Does it
TWIYpod: Hey, gang. Hey, gang. Let me get my phone charger. What percent you on?
TWIYpod: What you mean? It's my charge.
Wop: does it matter
TWIYpod: Yeah, what what percent you on? And all y'all done did that before. All y'all listening and watching the pod. Y'all done borrowed a charger from somebody. And as soon as they start asking for a back, you asking what percent they on. I could be at 99 on God.
Wop: I want it back.
TWIYpod: I want it back. You should have put that bitch in airplane mode and turned it off so you could charge faster, buddy.
Wop: What did but did did did you ask me? Can you have the charger? I mean, I'm just saying. oh
TWIYpod: yeah
Wop: Oh,
TWIYpod: Nigga about to hit you with some of that possession nine-tenths of the law shit. Like, hold on, gang. We about to get to tussling for an iPhone charger.
Wop: Oh, let me know.
TWIYpod: Hey, that's six-foot iPhone charger with the lightning cord. Hey, I promise you, i'll I'll go to war for that.
Wop: Crazy work.
TWIYpod: I'll go to war for that six-foot lightning charger Apple. I'll go to war for that.
TWIYpod: That should take me from 20 to 80% in 18 minutes.
Wop: That
TWIYpod: I'll go to war for that. I'll die for that. I'll poo shiesty for that. You catch me out here six hours in the car with my daddy and the Draco.
Wop: nigga's so much crazy for that. That's crazy work.
TWIYpod: ah One nigga that don't need a Draco to rob people. My guy, Captain Kirk.
TWIYpod: Captain Kirk did it again while...
Wop: Who is that?
TWIYpod: Kirk Cousins. he't need He don't need no Pooh Shicey to rob nobody.
Wop: Not at all.
TWIYpod: He robbing them broad day, face out. Raw butt, raw ass to face.
Wop: Yeah.
TWIYpod: Go to Berlin. Where he go on Tuesdays with his queen? Barnes and Noble. every He put it in the contract. Yo, Tuesdays. I know we play football for a living and we got five days to get ready for the next game.
Wop: Some days.
TWIYpod: i'm off the i'm off the I'm off the reservation on Tuesdays.
Wop: Yeah.
TWIYpod: Tuesdays, me and my wife, we go to Barnes and Noble. I'm wearing Skechers. She wearing Jordache jeans.
Wop: OK.
TWIYpod: Might get a little frappe. You know what saying? Might get a little frappe.
Wop: har be
TWIYpod: Some something light. But me and my wife is going to go get some books. And that's how we giving it up. And that's in the contract, too.
Wop: Y'all got problem?
TWIYpod: Also.
Wop: Y'all cool? Nah, y'all got a problem.
TWIYpod: Hey, do you need the great white hope or not?
Wop: I'm just saying. Because you know what I do.
TWIYpod: Go out there and fucking lose.
Wop: Get money and move around. That's what I do. I'm Kirk Cousins. I get money and move around, man. which
TWIYpod: I read this shit the other day. I need to find this shit. Oh, here we go. right. So let's talk about Kirk contract history.
Wop: First
TWIYpod: Four years in Washington, 2.5 mil, four years in Washington.
Wop: First one.
TWIYpod: Not bad. One year in Washington, franchise tag, 1909.
Wop: So we're going to say 21 million. But listen, but listen, 21 million, right? Because you got to know the backstory of this. 21 million.
Wop: How many games did he play for Washington? I'm not sure.
TWIYpod: In those four years, I think he didn't really start until year three.
Wop: RG3 played before he got drafted years already.
TWIYpod: Yeah. RG did the first year for sure. Second year, I think he played a portion, a large part of the full season, the second season.
TWIYpod: But that season three was all Captain Kirk.
TWIYpod: Season four was all Captain Kirk, and he had him by the short and curlies because – They were decent.
TWIYpod: And they knew they wasn't going back to RG. And they knew they couldn't draft nobody. So they had to franchise tagging for the one year. So that's why he gets the 19-9.
TWIYpod: Third contract. Another franchise tag. You franchise me two years in a row, you got to pay the penalty. So now he getting I'm sick.
TWIYpod: i'm sick I'm sick.
Wop: So 44 million for for basically two and a half years of play.
TWIYpod: White privilege. Next contract, Minnesota. Three years, 84 mil, all guaranteed, by the way.
TWIYpod: And I understand why Minnesota did it, bro. I understand why Minnesota did it. Minnesota said, we out here playing chicken with Washington.
TWIYpod: Washington is the system you like. Washington is the system you flourished in If we want to steal you from Washington, where you've had two years guaranteed contracts, we're going to have to guarantee your contract.
TWIYpod: We got to make this contract look more attractive than anybody else. So they hit him with a three-year, 84 mil, all guaranteed. Then they hit him with a two-year, 66 million guaranteed.
TWIYpod: Last year with Minnesota, 35 mil guaranteed.
TWIYpod: Then it goes to Atlanta, four years, 180 million.
TWIYpod: Atlanta fucked up. I don't know what Atlanta was doing. I don't know what Atlanta saw.
TWIYpod: Because I watch football. I saw that unathletic white man get sacked a lot in Minnesota. Some of that is the line. A lot more of that is him being unathletic white man.
TWIYpod: He tore his ACL or his Achilles.
Wop: I'm done.
TWIYpod: He tore the Achilles. An unathletic white man tearing his Achilles only is going to mean he's going to be more unathletic. It wasn't like tearing the Achilles opened some shit up in his third eye and now he going to be fucking Willie Beeman.
Wop: um sunday
TWIYpod: But it Atlanta paid that nigga knowing they was drafting Penix.
Wop: so i'm done
TWIYpod: Gave him all the guaranteed money, knowing that they was drafting Penix because they didn't trust Penix. I get that. But I'm not giving him all that bread guaranteed. in ah Las Vegas now got him 172 for five years, which is fucking nuts.
TWIYpod: I think Sun will die in year three. I don't think he making it the whole five. I think he'll be carted off on a stretcher. We'll be spreading his ashes somewhere in year three. That that unathletic white man is not going to survive.
Wop: We about 35, 36. It's over with. Finesse.
TWIYpod: Yeah. But he white.
Wop: so
TWIYpod: Five years, 172 mil.
Wop: finenesse
TWIYpod: One year is fully guaranteed at 20. First year is fully guaranteed at 20. And the club option has ah two years at 80 mil per.
Wop: He got 20 million people. That's all I need to know.
TWIYpod: But a lot Atlanta atlanta paid atlanta paid that nigga to not play football in Atlanta. They paid a little bit.
Wop: Cool.
TWIYpod: That's kind of like what what the Denver Broncos did with Russ. We don't like you so much, we'll pay you to leave. Like a hooker.
TWIYpod: Hey, listen. It's big money on this pod. It's big money on this pod, okay?
Wop: Yeah.
TWIYpod: you can You can get the money like Pooh Shiesty. You can get the money like TJ. Or you can be smart and you can go out there and get it like Kirk Cousins. Whatever it is, just know
