Podcast and Chill with MacG

00:01 To advertise, email, podcast at thisismatchy.com. Release yourself from order and logic and enter a new place. It's not work. It's not home. Here, no maps have been drawn. No books have been written. Nothing is certain. Everything is possible. Welcome to Podcasts. 00:28 I'm assuming this doesn't end well. 00:33 Not even five months into us doing a show, imagine. Yeah. What are you complaining about now? Niggas are relaxing, chilling, like... 00:56 Chilling. 00:57 Niggas, continue chilling. It's good to chill. We're on podcasting chill. So we meant to chill anyway. You know, but Palsas, welcome to another episode of Music Pals. I'm here. What did you say? I'm sober today. 01:14 Yeah, man. I'm actually going to start drinking now. 01:17 Is that your first drink? No, why don't you drink coffee? 01:20 It was your first drink. 01:24 Funny enough. Funny enough, people actually liked last week's episode. They're like, we want the lit sfiso. What do you mean? They said they wanted the lit sfiso again, like every week. They're like, yo, we want sfiso. Like that, you know? People enjoyed like that. They said you're authentic. You're like, just sharing your truth. 01:40 Those people don't love you. 01:43 You think, Mnodana? 01:45 That's not what Prince KB says. What did he say? 01:47 Does he love you? 01:48 Oh, Prince KB. Yeah. He's supposed to love me. He owes me money. 01:51 Exactly. So, I guess that's why he was... 01:54 He's got two songs of mine. 01:55 That's why he was... No, no, no. Are they out? 01:57 They're out. They're big songs. They did very well. 02:02 He owes me money for two songs and he goes out and calls me unprofessional. Please pay my money so I can pay your money. 02:10 There's artists in this country that they must not open that candle. Once you open that candle with me. 02:17 Hey, bro, we're going to go down. Why have you never spoken about Prince KB owing you money, Fiso? Like, he's my bro. Like, for me, it's like we brooms. You know how these guys who are OGs think they don't want to be. 02:30 It doesn't make sense to me because, I mean, Prince KB has a lot of money. He's got trucks. He's got, you know, expensive bikes. 02:35 He's got cars, houses. I don't want to talk about Prince KB. He's got a Formula One simulator. And Prince KB's life. He acts like he's a real race driver. I don't want to talk about Prince KB and his life until he pays my money and then we'll rock each other. 02:48 So if he files that he wants, he wants us to drop files. I mean, I need to offload my drawer. It's full of this KB's files. 02:59 I feel like this industry is just full of people owing each other. 03:03 No, he must just play me instead. Before you call me unprofessional, Kabel. Hey, Kabel. I actually like the old Kabel with red locks. Please put here. 03:11 I think they already put the red locks. 03:14 No, no, no. I don't think he's ever been red. Put the Prince KB with red locks. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, that one had brains. It was respectful, that one. Oh, yeah. 03:26 He was even rocking Ghost Lady this week on Twitter. 03:30 I think I saw some tweet or whatever. Why is everyone rocking Ghost Lady? Guys, if you guys struggling with Prince KB, call me. Yeah, man. I'll do short fives. Did you see that we're on 1.8 million subscribers now? 03:42 Who's we? 03:43 I mean, the network. You speak French now. 03:50 Did you see? I mean, did you notice that we actually hit 1.8 million subscribers? The network hit 1.8 million subscribers. I think we're chasing 2 million. We're on 1.8. And funny enough, actually… We don't chase, we attract. I was watching the show. 200,000 away. 04:04 Yeah, 200,000 away. So I was watching... I was watching Kasi Jam on Friday. 04:11 And then I realized that I wasn't subscribed to the network. 04:15 And it's been years. I haven't watched Music Pals, but I didn't notice that I wasn't subscribed. I'm imagining when. So I just subscribed. I'm subscribed on my phone because on my TV, it's like a... You know what? 04:26 They must make the live chat subscribers only. 04:30 It is members only. It's members only. It must be subscribers only. 04:33 To make more people subscribe. It's going to force people to subscribe. 04:35 That's dope, man. That's the way to get into the live chat. 04:38 That's dope, man. But let's bless a pulse. You know, I don't know who you're calling today. 04:43 Let's give a blesser a pulse. Bring them back to life. 04:50 I don't think it's a closer. 04:52 What's a closer? 04:53 That's closer. 04:56 Hi, how are you? Closer. That's closer. 04:59 Hi. Thanks, Andrew. Can you hear me? 05:04 Yes, I can hear you. 05:06 You're live from the show, your music pals. Fisos, yeah. Well, I'm Tahi and Inuta's also here. Who am I speaking to? 05:14 You're speaking to Labukhang Maposa. 05:16 Where are you from, Labukhang? 05:20 I'm originally from Annadale, but right now I'm in Victoria because of academics. 05:25 Yo, yo, yo. Dog. Just after Soweto. Just after Soweto. The girl I liked from Annadale, dog. My wife is from Annadale. I realized I have to cross a toll gate to get there. 05:38 I was like, there's no way I'm crossing a toll gate. 05:39 Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what we know. I don't care how bad you are, dog. I'm not crossing a toll gate. Come visit you. Did you say you're in Pretoria? She said Ennedale, dog. 05:46 No, she's from Ennedale, but she's in Pretoria. 05:49 You're in Pretoria, right? She's from the Val, dog. Ennedale's in the Val. 05:51 Yes, right now I'm in Pretoria because of school. 05:55 Oh, that's nice. Everyone's in Pretoria because of school. 05:57 You know, I've been calling people and everybody's in Cape Town. So, thank you so much. 06:00 That's why they carry backpacks. 06:04 School packs. 06:06 Thank you so much for buying a ticket, man. So obviously we have options for you. 06:10 You have a chance to win. We can either pay for your flights or book your accommodation. 06:16 Well, you can get VIP access tickets to the after party or you can be a guest on any of the shows on the network. 06:27 Okay, I think I'm going to opt for the flight tickets for myself. 06:30 Amazing. Somebody with a proper mind. Thank you so much. 06:37 Thank you. 06:38 You know, everybody's just choosing to be in a section with our McG, our Shane and stuff. Everybody just wants VIP tickets, bro. I'm glad that you chose flights. You know, it must be first class, eh? It must be first class. No, no, no. Yeah, yeah, that would be great. Shut up, man. The train first class is even better. What's your favorite show on the network? 06:57 Pardon? 06:59 What's your favorite show on the network? 07:02 Oh, yes. 07:03 I'm a roomie and a chiller. 07:05 What do you like about Read the Room? No, no, no. Oh, the spiciness, of course. The spiciness. Okay. And then what do you think of Londi? Isn't she beautiful? 07:16 Oh, she's lovely. Love her body. She's always serving us looks. 07:22 Nice to look at at 8 p.m. at night. You know what I mean? 07:26 You know what? 07:27 Yes, it's worth it. Shout out. Thank you so much. We'll see you in Cape Town Green West Arena on the 12th of December, man. And then we'll send you your ticket flights. Shout out. 07:39 Thank you so much. Thank you, Lubukhan. Bye. 07:42 You're welcome. You know, looks are a talent, guys. Oh, yeah? That's why you need looks to go on the network at 8 p.m. Oh, yeah. 07:49 I see, man. Fijoto, you quiet? You too quiet for my liking? Are you okay? No, no, no. I'm not quiet. Like, we were doing a lot's work here. 07:58 Of course. We gave away tickets. You can't interrupt. 08:00 This time slot needs brains. 08:04 Yes, you can't on looks now. You need to be here. 08:07 By the way, guys, I was drunk last week. Nota today decided to come higher. It's always high. Today decided to come higher to overpower. 08:21 You're my secret admirer, dog. 08:23 Look at his eyes. 08:24 You must be fired also. Hey, please, KB. 08:28 What do you mean? The minister of getting people fired. 08:31 No, I need to get, what do you call? I need to get, what's this thing? 08:35 I need to get this thing of kicking people when they're down and then crying victim. And that's what I'm saying. Yeah. Imagine, Tahi posted me. 08:53 Tahi, you can never make me that angry. I'm sorry. 08:57 Imagine in my house now, we're discussing what Tahi posted. 09:03 Post number two. 09:05 Poster child weather. 09:07 Just to give context to what's not just started. Leave him. 09:10 Leave him. No, no, no. 09:11 Leave him, bro. Let me just make that my pulse. I was not in my pulse. I decided... 09:16 I wanted him to read something first before going to the pulse. No, let him go into the pulse. We'll go into the... 09:21 It's very important that you read that. 09:23 You get paid to read it. Why are we reading it so early in the show? You get paid to read it. Hey, do your job. After six minutes. 09:30 You know what I mean? 09:30 My nigga, read. Do your job. Bow. 09:34 Bow, motherfucker. 09:35 Okay. 09:40 This is Plug My Event. 09:42 Edgar Lekwale Foundation presents the Nwate Spring Experience. Saturday, the 26th of September at Fizile Dabi Stadium. On stage, we've got Java, Cuesta, Nasty C, Mahu, Scots, Mapuma, Sanere. And you heard Sanere's new track, right? Uh-huh. Shandash, Somizi, and more. General tickets from 350 Rand at CompuTicket for VIP or VVIP. Call Penny at 065-894-3842 or visit mwateexperience.co.za. 10:14 That's N-G-W-A-T-H-E experience.co.za. If you also want us to plug your event, email us and inquire about the different packages we have. We've got a rate card. 10:26 Yeah. 10:26 You know what I mean? 10:27 Let's go. Let's do our job. No, that was a live read. 10:30 That's not the only event we've got, you know. Okay. 10:33 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Which other event do you have? 10:35 How? You know. Our event. Yes, we've got our event. I will get to our event, man. Oh, okay. 10:40 What's on my pulse? Nah, I'll give him. We're our own events to club. You know what I mean? 10:45 I'll let him find him with me complaining. It's fine. Yeah? He's gonna make it on his pulse. What's on my pulse, man? I met McLera, dope boy, man. You met McLera? Yo, bro. Easy broodog, man. He's so chilled. Like... 11:01 Ah, man. Where did you meet him, Siso? I met him when I was drunk. 11:07 And you remember? 11:08 Like that day I was drunk, I met a lot of people. I was at the awards. Yeah, I met Malaj. You like Malachi? I met Malachi. From Sony? Did you guys talk? Yeah, we did. I asked, who is that girl that used to be on the network that works for Sony now? 11:26 Yeah, I'm like, yo, I know people talk about Malaj all the time. I know, I think I know him, but I think I know that I'm putting the wrong face to the name or the wrong name to the face. 11:37 No, because we met him and he wasn't, I remember when we were looking for a masterpiece inside that club in Durbin. He was there with cubes. 11:45 The guy that looks like Megaman. Then you really don't know him. 11:47 No, that's what I said. The guy I thought is Malaj. It's Feta. Like, he was there on the day. And I'm talking to him and I'm realizing, nah man, this one is not Malaj. So I called Pumla. 11:56 I'm like, yo, who's Malaj here? 11:58 And then she went and said, wait, I'll tell him to come see you. He knows you. So she went and told him, you know, Swiss wants to greet you. You know my lads, you're not my lads. So he comes to me and says, hey, bro, you're grand. Yeah, Poro was playing. Like, bro, you're grand. Is that after party? Yeah, yeah. Bro, you're grand. I'm like, oh, shit. Okay, sure. I was like, okay, I know the face, but how come Mono come to Nata? Like, it's easy to look at him and Nata him. Like, I don't know, maybe I was too drunk. 12:25 You can answer everyone when you're drunk. 12:28 I don't answer anybody, dog. When you're drunk. 12:30 But I had fun at the Sonya after party. Then I went to some party with Kespanio Vest and Tira and Pur. This was after they went to Aussie Thailand. 12:41 You met Madera at the summers. 12:44 This is after they all went to Bao. 12:46 Huh? 12:48 For Tyler. 12:48 They went to Bawa. 12:49 No, I saw the people that were in the room. Like, there's video circulating over here. I saw cat balls in there. Peanut was in there. 12:55 Someone was inside the room. Can you do the challenge? 12:59 Can you do the... What's that closer challenge? 13:03 Eh? Don't know. That girl. 13:06 Can you do it? 13:08 No, I'm asking, can you do the challenge? 13:15 I do the challenge, don't worry, I did it. They were all dancing with Tyler, that's what he means, I think. 13:19 Yeah, I'm asking if you can do the challenge. Yeah, they were doing the Who's That Girl challenge, you know what I mean? Yeah, but you're saying, you're saying. And then you turn around, and then you do... 13:31 The shoulder thing. 13:31 Yeah, guys. Guys, let me put my last week episode into context, dog. As drunk as I was… As drunk as I was… You stand by everything you say. I stand by… 99% of the things I said. That's everything. 13:48 What's the 1%? That makes you a man. 13:50 99. What's the 1% you want to withdraw? And to those who think I hate Tyler, I don't hate Tyler. And some people say I never said anything great about Tyler. Did I not compliment Tyler with her song she did with… A hater can compliment. Or the World Cup song. 14:05 Yeah, yeah, yeah. I said she came through. She sounds like an artist there. She's growing. I did say she's growing. You're not the type of person that gets bothered about what people say. 14:16 No, no, no, wait. Let me put my things to context. The thing is, you know, you get paid. You, you, you get paid. No, I don't. There's another influencer that is your friend that texted me. I told her, I said, hey, well, now you get paid. Ooh. 14:30 Name them, dog. Lie, fuck. Why? No, my platform is too big to name other people. You're blackmailing me now. Must I show you another one? Show me. They said what? That was trying to call me out and I told them. Why were they trying to call you out? No, they called me out because I said. 14:47 Wait, wait, wait. Because I said, tell me, hold on. One big star that you've worked with or that you have been instrumental in their career progressing. Name me one big star. Donald. Donald, right? If Donald does anything great, aren't you happy for Donald? 15:04 So you are happy for Tyler? I'm happy for Tyler because Tyler is a result of my work, dog. That's my fucking sweat. I keep telling you that. That's my fucking sweat. So you get paid? I don't get paid, dog. What do you mean? I get credit. You understand what I'm saying? That's it. That's my signing. 15:22 No, that's it. No, fuck you. I will speak. The reason you hate on Tyler is that every time you see Tyler sign... I will speak. speak you see that that makes nota great that means everything nota said is correct because the person that he's behind putting on a global platform is the one that is doing the most that is bringing pain to every single person that has got a flag that is either not south african or green and white you understand what i'm saying dog why are you you're like a nigerian right now dog i swear dog like you are hating tyler for no reason dog For the fact that she breathes air. 15:57 You hate her, dog. No, no. You will never say anything to convince me otherwise. You don't need to be convinced, dog. You don't need to bow down. To who? 16:09 To me. You can say it. 16:10 You can say it. It doesn't matter. You have to move out the way. You have to move out the way. You have to move out the way. He moved you out the way. 16:23 Who is that? The people that were escorting Tyler. You understand what I'm saying? It doesn't matter. You have moved out the way. You are told that you're not important enough to stand there. You were made to feel uncomfortable. If you are comfortable, you would have watched them breeze by you. They would have said hi. You understand what I'm saying? It makes your life uncomfortable to hate like this, dog. If you are showing love, dog, they would have said, hey, that's Fiso. Please clip him. 16:47 Clippers, hey, he's a wreck. Clippers, he's a wreck. Don't you shout out the clippers because when you shout out the clippers, you know that you're going to be on the clip. 16:55 This is him saying, yo, please clip me. 16:58 Please clip me next to the most clipped person. Ever. Send Andrew Tate, dog. Please clip the boss. Do you understand? There's no one clipped more than me. Yeah, because you own your own clippers, dog. You pay clippers. I don't own the clippers. I get clipped everywhere, dog. 17:10 You lie. You pay clippers, man. Okay, hold on. That's fine. That's fine. I thought I was nice with this guy until he started this nonsense. Hey, Jonah. 17:20 I think when it was... No, no, no, no. No, like, listen. Just because you eat by Tyler doesn't mean my opinion. How do I eat, dog? No, no, no. Doesn't mean my opinion. 17:31 It doesn't mean my opinion. Me and Tyler aren't eating. We don't eat. That means my opinion now must not matter. 17:39 I understand how you feel. I understand why you ate. 17:42 Because he's eating more Tyler. I think we need to start talking less about Tyler on the show. I don't like people. 18:01 Right? Just because, like, I have a good relationship with Kes. Okay. Right? I let him talk shit about Kes. I don't stop him. Why? Have you given Kes a summer? 18:13 No, I don't need to. Have you given Kes a summer? What relationship do you have with Kes, dog? 18:19 Is there something we can use to sober him up? 18:23 Let's leave him. Munatan, what's on your pass, my dog? 18:27 Oh. Fatherlessness. 18:28 Fatherlessness. 18:29 Yes. 18:29 Oh, yeah. 18:30 So, I saw the Scoop video. I don't know if you guys saw it. I saw it. We don't comment on the previous Scoop video because it's like… For when he was ranting on the metros. 18:37 But now he was ranting about… Yo… 18:42 I brought my kid to live with me. Dog, your kid should have been living with you. Number one, no kid should be growing up with a grandparent, dog. No kid should say, Dada! And not have someone come. It doesn't matter what the reason is, dog. The reason is he was irresponsible. You couldn't take care of the kid inside the home. That's it. It's the truth of the matter. That's a man. 19:06 Why do you make a kid? That's a man. Don't talk shit about scoop. That's a man. That's a real man. What he was talking about happens every day in this country. And if you had kids… We've got a fatherlessness crisis in my house. If you had kids… And you're going to describe it. No. If you had kids… If you had kids… If you had kids and you are raising them, you would end the right to tell shit scoop. I have the right to tell you. I've been a kid. Because I'm raising my kids in my house. 19:32 I've been a kid and I was raised in a house with both my parents there. You understand what I'm saying? So I know how children should be raised because I was raised right. When you are raised right, you can then advise how kids should be raised right. First, be raised right first. I come from being raised right. Look at what we have. 19:52 Say what they made and give. What? What? What? What? What? This? Nah, don't come after Scoop Dog. Just speak about it. Nah, little Scoop Dog. We are having a boy-child crisis because there's no one investing in making boy-child or boy-children. Ooh. Did I say boy child? Boy children, great men. There's no one advising them. You know what I mean? And there's too many excuses. Like you've got excuses for stupid things that you did in your past that you should have never done. 20:23 It's like, oh, my past is my past. The things that I had to do to get here, but now I'm like, no, you're not. You're broken. 20:31 You're not whole. You've got issues. You need therapy. You need a whole lot of fixing. You are going to break children. You should not be bringing children into this world unless you are whole or you are healed. You understand what I'm saying? That's what you need. A child needs to be comforted by someone who's experienced in self-soothing. 20:50 You understand what I'm saying? 20:51 Someone who knows how to console themselves so they can teach the child how to self-soothe and how not to respond emotionally. how to be a brat, how to end up being in prison and all that type shit. 21:04 We're looking at the absence of any family members in MT's crisis. 21:10 He's been spiraling for years. 21:12 The first intervention happens when they need to grab a bank card and a car. 21:16 First time we're seeing an intervention. 21:20 You understand what I'm saying? 21:20 That's a person that's looked at… You can see, it's either he's rebelling. Not all children are going to be brought up in good homes and end up being good people. 21:30 You know what I mean? It's 50-50. 21:31 The child also has to decide what type of adult they want to become. You understand what I'm saying? But let me tell you something. The kids that are brought up in broken homes, it's not 50-50. The odds are against them. Majority of them turn out Like you see, you know, Scoop, son, rejecting being parented by their father. He's telling a story and he's proud of it. He's beaming with pride. And I'm like, dog, you should be embarrassed. He's like, I brought my son to Joburg. Didn't want him to be disturbed by the life, you know. Wanted him to be out there secluded with the real sane, responsible people. 22:04 Because I'm too irresponsible to take care of him, right? 22:07 You said that? 22:08 Okay. Not so many words, but that's exactly what he said, right? Okay. My kid now comes up to Joba because now I'm ready to be a parent. And when I'm ready to be a parent, on the weekend he goes to Umkiti for his cousin, he decides he doesn't want to come back to be parented by me again. 22:24 Just imagine your own child telling you that like, yo, dad, you're not good enough to be my dad. 22:30 I'm going to end up losing it in life. 22:33 Right. 22:33 If I stay under your roof, under your tutelage. 22:36 Yeah. 22:37 And my thing is that people don't understand what that means to a child because they think, ah, well, his dad wanted him to come over. It doesn't matter that he lost the first seven, eight years of his life. That's when your personality is formed as a young boy child. 22:53 Interesting. The amount of effort that is put into girl children. Do you want to say something? Hold on, wait. We play with them with dolls. We teach them a lot of things. We play dress up with them. All of these things. We do their hair. You know what I mean? All the things that are done for girls before they develop their personalities. You know what I mean? They play little tea party games. That's not being done for boys. And people think that it's okay to abandon their boy children. Because there's a lot of niggers that dump their children on their mothers. That's also wrong. They dump their children on their sisters. That's also wrong. 23:23 They're dumping the children on women. That's wrong. The children need to be led by a disciplinarian. A man needs to do that. A man needs to do the raising, the hard raising. Why don't you raise your kids? Why don't you have a kid? Because I've chosen not to. 23:38 I have an angel. I have an angel. I have an angel that tells me you have a kid you're not taken care of. Okay, who is that? 23:46 Who is that? It's an angel. Oh, whatever. 23:51 So, you just lost your angel. 23:54 Don't talk about kids. Don't talk about kids. Relax. I can talk about kids whenever I want to. Stop defending nonsense. Defend the kaka. That's your problem. And then you come back next week, defend the kaka. You understand what I'm saying? 24:07 Because you know very well that you would have longed to have a father who is present from start to finish. From the time you're crying as a child and you can't even say his name. Someone is there to take care of you. And you are denying that to people by defending this nonsense. People that are defending themselves with nonsense. You can't defend yourself not being present as a father by saying, oh, my kid is mature enough to know that I'm not good enough to be his dad. You'd rather stay with his aunt. 24:35 Like, what is that? What is that? And you're celebrating it. You're proud. Oh, damn. I abandoned my kid so well. He decided to abandon himself. 24:46 That's what you're proud of. No, man. 24:48 There's no way to defend that. And it's my pulse at the end of the day. You know what I mean? So whether you agree with it or disagree with it, you know. No, no, no. I'm not talking about him being a father. No, I don't want him to personalize it. I don't want him to be emotional about it. I'm talking about the situation that I presented in my pulse. And I'm saying it's a dire situation. Dope. As a society, we're dying. We don't have... good male role models for kids. We don't. None at all. 25:14 Okay. 25:14 You know what I mean? It's difficult enough to celebrate the ones that we do have because there are people trying to destroy them every single week, every single day. Do you understand what I'm saying? 25:25 I hear you, monotone. But Fiso, you're a father of four, right? Three. You're a father of three? Yeah. Do you understand what he's saying? 25:32 Just a quick one. You see, with me, when it comes to kids and raising, I have a lot of triggers, you see? Yeah. For mine personally, before mine. But the reason why I disagree with him, I was not raised well in the beginning. I don't have a mother, I don't have a father. Right? My kids live with me in my house. Mm-hmm. 25:53 Why? 25:54 I'm raising my kids. Generational curse broken. 25:59 That's why I want to disagree with him. Why do you want to disagree with me, dog? No, I'm not agreeing with you. You are saying a boy child needs to be raised. Sometimes God will take a kid away from people who are not supposed to raise them. And give it to people who are supposed to raise them. Because he wants them to be raised well. So you agree with me? 26:22 You agree with me that Scoop has got nothing to be proud of? If Scoop's son chose to be raised by their grandfather, right? Maybe Scoop's parenting skills, right? 26:34 No, no, no. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Not in the wrong way. I get what you say. Like with me, I'm very friendly with my kids. My kids are not scared of me, dog. I hear they cry when you leave the house. You understand? My kids are not scared of me at all. Because they don't get sweets. You understand? So I can't… You see? But the man, let's say, Leanne, 26:55 Because even you are scared of the mother. 26:58 Do you understand? No, I'm not scared of the mother. Don't talk shit. Oh, really? I told you, I don't give you a right to talk about my wife. Okay, okay. I said the mother. Are we going back there now? No, no. 27:06 Where you now feel like you know my wife. Okay, you're scared. No, I'm asking. She said we mustn't talk about her. I'm asking. Let's follow her instructions. Are we going back to where now you talk about my wife? 27:14 No, we're not. You won't do that. Now you know my wife now again. You see when this guy smokes weed. 27:21 You see when this guy smokes weed and he doesn't take his pills. Okay, okay, okay. 27:26 You see, once he doesn't take his pills and smoke weed, this is what the kind of episode we have. I asked you, don't talk about my wife. No, I said to him, don't touch my wife. 27:36 My wife is none of a business. 27:40 Okay, we get. As long as we agree, don't touch our mask. Our mask, no, it's cold. 27:48 Never. You're not black coffee, nigga. I'm not black coffee, nigga. No, you're not. You're just dark. 27:55 Yeah, man. 28:24 Leave my wife alone. We're good. We're good, man. We have paper bags on the table today, man. You know, I've been preaching about my clothing line. 28:33 And I'm proud of you that it is officially out right now. Why is it called? Train, press that thing there. Tweet, tweet, tweet, tweet, tweet, tweet. Don't give me the energy. They married each other. Tweet, tweet, tweet, tweet. 28:44 You know? 28:45 It's finally out. My clothing line is active now. 28:48 What is it called? 28:49 Uh, House of Ur. Yeah, it's called Ur. It's called Ur. It's called Ur. No, shut up, man. So I have some really dope merch on there, man. You know, it's just something I'm doing. 29:00 House of Ur. Let me see. Do you have anything in my… It's a house of mistakes. 29:03 It's a house of errors. Yeah. So I got samples, but the website is active. You can just shop at houseofur. www.houseofur. Oh, I know. This is too big. What? No, there's your sizes. I got you some stuff, man. There's more in the car. So shut up, man. Aren't you proud of me? 29:18 No, no. You're not proud of me? You're not proud of my line, dawg. Come on, bro. I'm too disrespectful. Madonna, you're proud of me, dawg? 29:24 I'm proud of you, my dawg. Thank you, bro. 29:25 I'm not a hater, dawg. You're not a hater. Tell them to shop, dawg. Please go shop. I'd really appreciate your support, man. What's the website? There's a day. 29:32 There's a day. What is it? Say it. 29:34 How do you spell it? www.houseoferr.com Let's get shopping, you know. I will deliver them personally. I will deliver them personally. As long as you're like in Jersey, in the surroundings, Pretoria, I will come there personally. You're a copycat entrepreneur. Otherwise, if you're outside the province, I'll definitely career them. 29:55 You heard Mac G was delivering brand new personally now. He's like, okay, yeah. 29:59 Now that's Zillowiz's technique. No, no, no. But I... Man, I used to sell clothes. So I know these things, bro. You know, hopefully I'll get some sales. I'm trying to go back into being a businessman. A proper businessman. So this makes you support me. I'll give you some samples. Maybe a business boy. Yeah. A way. A way. A way. 30:16 Hey, okay, okay. Thanks really, yeah. The business boy. Shop at House of O, man. But anyway, comrades, the Aviatrix tournament is officially live at Hollywood Bates, man. Running from 1 June to 31st, August, 2026. This is your chance to jump into the action and compete for a share of over 280,000 rand in cash weekly. 30:36 Here's how the tournament works. First, make at least one bid with an NFT aircraft with a 24-hour period during the first stage. Then, if your aircraft remains active in the second stage, you can claim a reward and secure your chance at the cash prize pool. Ready to take off? Check the pinned comment for new players. And don't forget, it is for 18 and over. Terms and conditions apply. Please play safely and responsibly. 31:03 I know you can make it blow. 31:05 Definitely. 31:05 You changed the website to House of Farida. 31:10 Eshoo! 31:13 Eshoo! 31:16 Yo, man! 31:19 I mean, guys, let me say anything, Mous. You can see, Mous. So your next, what do you call skit? They call it skit. Yeah, the skit. Your next skit, please, may I not be involved? Yes. 31:33 Please. 31:33 It's called banter. 31:34 And I called Tabiso today because of this team of them. Like Taki say something, I'm banning. Smangma say something because I'm sitting here, I'm banning. So I called Tabiso. I'm like, nigga, wait. Who's Tabiso? 31:46 He's a comedian. Which one? A well-known comedian. 31:48 But is he on the show? 31:49 He's on PNC, yeah, yeah. What does he do? 31:52 He's a comedian. He's a host also. Before we get into current vibes. No, hold on. Out of the three implicated parties, who is he? 31:59 So I asked them, why am I always catching smoke, bro? Like, PNC have been doing sketches of me, bro. Skits of you. Skits, right? 32:16 When they were still in the building. Are you catching flights? And provoked. The red eye. And I never confronted any of them. Yeah. Right? I still talk to Mpo Pops. 32:25 Titi, go get drunk with Titi. Tami, so get drunk with them like lit. And you never saw anything? And for them… Hold on. Did you see anything? Wait. For them to use that clip where… That was posted without my permission. Which one? Of me drunk. I'm coming. I'm going to get to that video. I need to address someone. 32:43 Mm. Mm. 32:44 of me that video and use it when I actually have seen them more drunk than I was on that clip. What were they doing when they were drunk? You understand? Yeah. 32:52 I don't want to say it because I respect them. They made us put out of it. Yeah. Why? The edited clips of whatever, rocking you, rocking everybody. 33:00 They played a disrespectful clip on their show. I didn't watch it. I wouldn't know. 33:06 Right. And their show is family friendly. Which means your whole family saw it. No, I also don't watch it. Like, I'm not trying to rock them. I'm just saying I've never sat down and watched PNC. So you were saying they shouldn't involve you. Don't get me involved, dog. 33:19 Why? 33:20 And from what I saw in my episode when I was drunk, the one they posted, the clip that you posted, from my episode, I looked more funnier than all of them combined. Yes, sure. 33:32 Right? Imagine you're watching yourself and you're laughing like… I was drunk. But I'm just saying compared to… Right? 33:43 You're laughing at the shit you're saying. 33:45 But I never watched the episode. I've never. So maybe I'm misjudging it. But what I'm trying to say is… If you have a beef… Notify me. Send me a message. My food's out. So let's go. You see? 33:56 No, they said it's benta. 33:57 No, allow me to bend the bag so that I can ask you guys, where's that cost again? Bend the bag. Bend the bag. Wait, wait, wait. Bend on a Tuesday. We're on Wednesday. 34:07 To prove that I got your niggas files. Okay. Let's prove it. Where is that girl? 34:12 The beautiful girl, short base. No, that one was 17, you know. Hey, that was three. I don't know if she was 17. 34:22 A 17-year-old. My cheetah. My cheetah. My cheetah. 34:25 My cheetah. What does it mean? What does it mean? What does it mean, bro? What does it mean? 34:39 So what I'm trying to say is that guys, I don't want to go to war with you niggers. 34:49 I love city. To be honest, one of my first plugs for my sneakers, I got it from Pop-ups. One of my first plugs. It showed me how to get it. Right? One of my first ones. He showed you how to get it. Yeah. He sent me a link. Okay. 35:05 He sent you a link to spend your money. 35:09 Yeah, but... Don't let him derail you. Yeah, no, man. 35:16 And I'm good with Titi and Tavi. So we got to groove together with these niggas. So them... Them rocking me... When I've never said anything about them, bro, because you said what you said. It's not as if that I don't have things to say about y'all niggas, bro. I got files on everybody. And you don't do skits. You tell it like it is. Me, me, and me, this is our arm. 35:37 Oh, man. 35:39 No, don't do that. That's hating. No, that's hating. No, it's not hating. No, let's not hate. No, because let me tell you why. Let me tell you. No, hold on. Wait, wait, wait. I started it. Okay, you started it. 35:49 I'll give it. I'll give it to you. I'll give you a chance, Tyler. It's the show again. So, You guys have more than seven episodes where you're rocking my feet. I never said shit. Even before they left this building. Last week I was drunk. What did I say about them? Remind me. 36:05 I don't remember much. Do you remember? 36:07 Now you can get involved. Mm-mm. Do you remember? I don't want to joke it off with him. 36:11 Right. So now, I'm like… Guys, me when I go to war with you, dog, I come back with everything. 36:22 But it's just banter, dog. 36:24 No, no, no, no. 36:25 Okay, don't banter with him, guys. Don't banter with him, please. I don't like it. You can't take it. Please. I don't like it. You have my numbers. So anyway, that's what I was saying. Yeah. You know, the ecosystem is thriving. The ecosystem is growing. I was watching PNC over the past two weeks. 36:39 Do we have to give them more airtime? 36:40 I feel like that's enough, bro. I mean, they need it. 36:42 No, that's good. We'll give them some other time. 36:45 Hold on. 36:45 People need comedy. No, they need critique. No, man. 36:49 Wait, just give me a second. You know, they are trying to show that the model that has been built by Podcast and Chill is repeatable. And it's an investable prospect. And a lot of other channels are doing the same thing. I went to go check out, what's his name? I knew you were going there, but we're wasting time. No, that's where I'm going. Let me go then. 37:10 You allowed him to have his own time. No, but that's fine. 37:12 Where are you rushing to? Relax. We don't even have time today. There's a lot of topics to cover. 37:16 Just listen to me, please, dog. I beg you, bro. Is that okay? 37:20 My dog. 37:21 MT had a situation this week. I know he's arrested. I don't know how long he's been in jail for. Apparently he broke his bail conditions, whatever. His bail conditions were don't text your wife. Don't pull up. It was a protection order. 37:34 All he needed to do was not text. Yeah. That's all you need to. Don't say nothing about her. Don't say anything to her. Hold on. Hold on. You already were arrested. You had to ask for bail. You were granted bail. The bail conditions were read to you. Do you understand English? Yes, you understand English. Okay, fine. We're going to read you your bail conditions. 37:54 You violate your bail. You're on bail, dog. 37:57 What did he do? Hold on. You're on bail. It doesn't matter what he did. He violated the bail conditions, dog. 38:03 He wasn't supposed to make any contact. So in this case, which one did he make? 38:07 Whatever. You know the full story. You can give them the details. 38:11 No, you should know. He made text contact. You're running with it. I don't know. He made text contact. He said he was coming over or something like that. He's not supposed... Don't you have a new bitch? Didn't he want to go see the kids? Like, why did you want your new bitch? No, didn't he want to go see the kids? It doesn't matter. He's got bail conditions. He decided that he wanted to do whatever he wanted to do to blow up his marriage, to accuse her and all that shit. He decided. He knew that it's going to affect his kids. Everything he did, he knew it was going to affect his kids. 38:38 He made those kids. 38:40 Remember? But what do you think of the video circulating of the family now trying to get the keys and the card from the girlfriend? 38:46 I mean, we can imagine it. 38:49 We can imagine it. I have to find it. That would be the situation. You know what I mean? We can imagine that that's the situation. We could see that, nigga, you're in a two-week relationship. You're posting. You're understanding what I'm saying? And, bro, like... 39:06 Brand new pee is crazy, bro. It's women's month. 39:10 Do you think... Brand new pee is crazy, bro. You need to know how to manage it, bro. Brand new pee. 39:17 But do you think... Brand new as in what? Like fresh out the box. As in Ichi Ichi. Now, where are you going to get those in Jovek? 39:23 You understand what I'm saying? So how is that making you lose your mind, dog? Is empty clothes with his family? 39:32 So who are the people in the car that are like... His dad and his mom. So they drove all the way? Yeah. To Kamduat. How did that happen? In the SUV. They live on a farm. No, no, but do you know how it happened? Why did they now go after the girl? What do they want from her? 39:45 They want his possessions. She doesn't want to let go of him. She's busy driving his car, gallivanting. You know what I mean? Yeah. I asked her, yo, how are you taking care of this nigga? You called her. No, no, man. She was on the show and she said... Let me call her, man. You have her numbers? No, no, no. There's no need. No, let's not do that. Carry on. Carry on. This is my show, my man, also. You were saying? 40:05 I wasn't drunk last episode. 40:06 How was she taking care of him? How was she taking care of him? Exactly. Yeah? She kept saying I was drunk. She jumped on his live when he was wiling out. I think that's the night he violated his bail conditions. He was wiling out on live. He was talking nonsense about his wife, embarrassing her, all that type shit. Then a couple days later, he posted an apology. I... 40:27 see that maybe the police contacted him and said, yo, we saw you try to contact her. We're going to come for you. And he posted an apology, whatever. An apology to try and get out of jail. Imagine, now he's in Sun City with the real crackheads, dog. Hold on. Listen. Manager. We are never going to see MT again. 40:45 It is over for MT. He might as well be brain dead. You sound happy. As soon as he goes to Sun City. I'm not happy. He was happy when I was in prison. I'm not a crackhead. I can come out there. Can you protect him then? Why would I want to do that? Why wouldn't you do that? Why would I? Is he my son? 41:01 I don't have kids, remember? I didn't make kids, remember? Exactly. Hold on. When you make kids, you take care of them. I didn't make him. So his father must take care of him. So at the end of the day, that's not a rehab center, dog. People are thinking that MT is going there to sit down, dog. That is hell on earth. 41:18 Okay? It is hell on actual earth. Yeah. There's nothing worse than waking up in prison. It's your worst nightmare and it's real. Do you understand what I'm saying? 41:28 You sweat at night if you have a dream that you're in prison. 41:32 Waking up in prison. Oh my God. 41:36 My fucking God. There's things that crawl inside prison that you can never see. You can't have coffee. But they crawl under your skin. As soon as they get onto your skin, as soon as they touch you. 41:50 It's trauma, dog. There's cockroaches walking up the walls, dog. While you're eating, dog. 41:57 Hundreds of cockroaches. Not 10 cockroaches, not one cockroach. No, just climbing up the wall. Dog, you take chip packets. You can buy chips inside prison at the tech shop. You take chip packets and you place them on like cupboards and you place like sugar so that the cockroaches crawl into the sugar and then crawl into the chip packets and then can't crawl back up. That's how you catch the cockroaches. 42:18 Ask me why niggas have enough time to figure out how to catch fucking cockroaches in prison, dog. 42:24 There's nothing to fucking do. You get sent out at 8. You're back in at 2 p.m. After they've counted you. 42:32 One meal a day. The fucking whatever maids that they give you in the morning, that's not a meal, dog. That's not a meal. 42:42 You get your lunch. 42:44 If you're lucky, you get a kosher menu. And you can eat with the Jews. They get better food. 42:50 You understand what I'm saying? Yeah. And then you get five slices of bread at 5pm. 42:55 Five at five. 42:57 Sure. You can't come back normal from that. 43:00 Now imagine they're going to take him to the smoking cell. 43:04 Where all the real crackheads, the little 18-year-olds that have been drug addicts since they were 12 years old, that have been going from prison to prison, niggas that are on trial. He's in the trial section. So on that on trial section, there's niggas that have killed people. They're going to trial for five different cases, dog. 43:22 You know, there's a guy called Reina Boshoff at Alexandra. 43:28 I think it's the Alexander Magistrate's court. 43:29 Is it safe to talk about him? He's a judge, dog. He's a magistrate. Oh, no. 43:33 I thought he's a… He sent a lot of those little hellions down there, dog. A lot of those little hellions. 43:41 MT is with them, dog. 43:43 Hmm. 43:44 With them. There's no worse place to be in prison. Now they get your bank card. Okay, maybe they can send you money in prison. Yeah. Why do you think that money is going to be useful? You're in prison. What are you buying, nigga? Weed. Not weed. Weed. Nah, weed. Come on, man. You can smoke in an empty sauna. You saw that they caught some prison warder bringing crack. 44:04 Real crack, dog. 44:07 You understand what I'm saying? That's what's killing them motherfuckers in prison. Heroin, real drugs that fuck up your mind. You don't come out of there normal. You don't come out there a mentally capable person. 44:18 I see. You understand what I'm saying? I see. So what we're watching is the death of the person we knew as MT. If you thought he was bad, when he comes out of there, it's going to be much, much worse. Damn. You're not going to be able to sit next to him and want to speak to him because you'll feel sorry for him. 44:36 Do you understand the self-destruction that has happened right before our eyes? Do you think he's mentally capable to solve prison? 44:44 I don't know, man. Don't they have, like, rehab and rehabilitation programs in prison? 44:51 They should have. They should have. They do, I think. Why are you asking one another when you know nothing about it? 44:56 No, I'm asking. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. All right, relax. 45:04 I know nothing about it. What's your number, nigga? Okay, relax. 4664. 45:09 No, no, no. No, no, like, honestly, like, don't do, don't they have that? 45:13 No. They don't. Dog. It's not a rehab, dog. It's not a rehab. It's prison, dog. 45:20 So you think… Now I see most people that come out of prison struggle to come here and level up with people like us. 45:29 The guys you see on podcasters were bosses. They were making money. They had money on the outside. They could bring in money. They were people that were respected outside in society. They're not the niaupes. When the niaupes goes into prison, it's over. It's over. It's over. 45:43 Hey, man. Hey, man. Hardy MT, man. 45:46 Ah, I don't know, man. 45:47 Do you think he has the right people around him? I mean, as an artist manager yourself, looking at... What can you put around a crackhead, dog? No. What can you... What can you... Like, you can put a neck brace around it. 45:57 Like, listen, man. An ankle monitor. You chain it. 46:01 Dog, answer your question. A crackhead takes train tracks. Transnet is dying from Nyaupes right now. Taking entire train tracks, dog. Once you're a crackhead, umkovu, dog. That's it. You're a zombie. 46:15 There's no sense that can be gotten into you. There's no one that can speak to you. Your wife can't speak to you. Looking into your kids' eyes can't get through to you. Nothing works, dog. 46:26 That addiction is a sickness. It's a demon. 46:29 It's a demon. You're looking at real hell. Dog, hell is something else. Dog, in prison, it's the worst thing. People that are in prison for murder don't sleep. Imagine you're in your first night in prison and now you're wondering, why are these 10 niggas not sleeping the whole fucking night? 46:47 Night seven. You're like, these niggas, I've never seen them sleep once. 46:51 Then you find out why them niggas don't sleep. Why don't they sleep? Because they've killed people. 46:56 Their eyes glow in the dark, dog. 46:59 I'm serious. That place is hell on earth. Dog, I call San City Monsters, Inc. 47:07 Anything that makes you scared at night lives there. 47:10 Everything. Everything. Mbongolo, murderer, killer, rapist. Everything bad in life lives there, dog. And is there for a long, long time. That is home for it. It's not home for you. 47:25 It's a foreign land, dog. There's nothing worse than what MT is going to experience or is experiencing right now. Nothing worse in life. You understand what I'm saying? 47:33 Yeah. Yeah. 47:35 So there's no way to, you know, euphemize it. Try to make it seem cool. His fans are thinking, no, he's going to get street cred. 47:43 No. It's not a boy's holiday. 47:45 He might end up with a boyfriend inside. 47:49 That's making a joke about it. 47:51 To answer the question, I don't think that that is appropriate. To answer the question, it's, he had good people around him, man. You'd end up with Soumizi outside. 48:00 He had good people around him. Of course he had M.T. 's back. 48:06 Ambitious. He had an empty bag. He had someone. I don't know after Khosi who he has. Like, people say a lot of shit about Khosi, but in a human-to-human level, human-to-human level, Khosi's journey. Okay, Khosi couldn't reel him in. 48:32 Of course, he gave him everything. Of course, that's what I'm saying. And then he couldn't even reel him in. 48:38 Lost cause. So, cause a human to human level. Like, forget the business side of things because people now, they don't get their way with record labels. Then they go out, they have numbers to go. 48:49 Fuck your name up and what, what, what. That's why I think I never respond. Because he knows himself. Hold on. Wasn't MT the teacher's pet, the favorite? 49:07 Everyone left and complained that MT is the one who's being treated better. Hey, Reese complained. Amanda Black complained. 49:13 Everyone was like, yo, MT being treated like the golden egg or the goose that led the golden egg. 49:20 It starts from me. It's like allegedly. 49:23 I mean, I don't forget my allegedly, sir. I like my clothes. 49:29 I saw you in studio this week, bro. There's videos of you trending. There's a video of you trending with my lady. The one you posted when I was drunk. No, not that one. Not that one. 49:38 Not that one I posted on Facebook. 49:38 What was your intention? 49:39 Hold on. Were you drunk when you posted it? He posted it the next day. 49:43 So you were drunk the next day as well? 49:44 I was drunk. I was drunk. I was drunk. I went home from here. I slept. How? Who took you home? I woke up. I think two and a half days later. 49:55 But I'm saying you were in studio with Naledia Piwe. 49:57 And she said she's dropping an EP. This nigga didn't want to go to sleep. 50:01 When? I'm serious. You didn't want to go to sleep. I had to take him home. I had to take him by force. Did he take you home on Sunday? I took him home. I know you guys drove out together. I took him home. He doesn't remember, dog. He won't remember. 50:13 I tucked him in bed, made sure he's safe. 50:18 Ask him. 50:20 Let him deny it. He has no memory of it. You were talking shit. 50:25 This nigga dropped me off at Makaz because I left something at Makaz's house. Oh, yeah. Yeah, he's talking shit, bro. And by the way, that day I was lit because I was with Makaz. Me, once I was with Makaz crew, it's over. Makazi gets lit also? Huh? She gets lit? Not like I was. But she gets lit. Yeah. That can be a secret. 50:42 That can spare her dignity. She opened the gate and even let you in, dog. Not like I was. You didn't even know where you were going. 50:50 How would I not know where I was going? On the thing, on the gate thing. I know, man. Come on, man. 50:56 Stop being… But I'm saying, in studio with Naledia Piwe, how's the EP coming? I had to find Makati's house myself. 51:02 He couldn't even direct me. 51:05 It's a big estate there. Yes. 51:08 Yeah. Are we good now? I realized she lives around the corner from Tim Suga's wife. I was like, oh, she's a big baller. 51:14 How do you know somebody else's wife? Tim Suga's wife. She's a friend of mine. 51:18 Oh, she's a friend of yours. Just that. She's always been a friend of mine. That's how I know Tim Suga's. Yeah, she introduced me to her husband. How's the EP coming, man? She's got a thing for people's wives. She owns Tech's Galaxy. 51:30 What? 51:32 Never mind. 51:34 I want to know about AP. How's that going? Are you producing the whole thing? What are you doing with her? No, man. Hey, we started working on AP. 51:40 Not allowed to mention people's words like it. 51:42 We started working on AP a while ago, man. And then we paused because the whole Stambo deal came in and whatnot. So now she wants to drop. So we were working on AP with her. 51:55 Oh, so you got Stambo money, budget. No one. I saw that studio. It's not a cheap studio. No, that's good. That's my studio. Oh, nice, nice. You got budget. 52:04 That's my studio. I'm not renting. 52:05 It's fine. I'm saying you got budget, dog. That's a nice studio, dog. It's better than this. 52:11 It's better than a lot of studios. A lot of artists have got shitty air studios. You know what I mean? All you can see is lights. 52:19 Yeah, but when you're writing a flat like Motak, you can't drill the walls. No, relax, relax, relax. 52:26 No, no, no, no, they can. They can. They'll pay the damages. They'll pay the damages now. It's one month. Some niggas don't want to tie themselves down. They don't have kids, you understand. No one's going to be chased away in the middle of the night. Why would you now put yourself on a 20-year loan? You don't know. You might end up in Spain in five years' time, working in Spain, making euros. 52:49 Now you got a bond. 52:51 To pay. Still. Dammit knows a lot. 52:55 About Naledi? So… Oh, now we've been working on it. And funny enough, my relationship with Naledi started like… Okay, we started, we dropped Ayililili and went to… With her sister. We said something on the show. I think she was training about something. And then, I don't know what I said about it. And then it's called Mehewe Nahobo. But she didn't go public with it. 53:17 She just named me and said... I know that Longest Paragraph. 53:20 Yeah, I remember that one. What do you know about my background? 53:22 What do you know about my background? 53:26 What do you know about my background? How does she know about that? The internet. 53:34 I'm also very close to her older sister. So I think Scott... You're a co-writer. Yeah. 53:45 Yeah, yeah. So, but it made me fall in love with her. It made me… And then you have the guts to like answer me like that. I wanted to know more like… And post you as well. Right. And then we ended up like studio with like, okay, we started work. We did one song, two songs and then disappeared. And then let's do more like I know. Okay, let's finish. So it's her. It's her. 54:10 It's our EP with Naledia. It's Naledia Pio and Gunflavor EP. It's basically for Limpopo. Like that brand new sound. You're going to hear how new sound. What language is she singing in? 54:20 Zulu. 54:21 Zulu, Zulu, Zulu. 54:24 But Gunflavor had changed the sound now to something else. So I don't think it's where to call it Master KG again. So it's a joint project. It's a joint. It's a joint. Who was it going to be releasing for Master KG? No, it's going to be released under Virgin Music. So Virgin Music is dope because this one takes, you do something called Late of Direction immediately before the songs even make two rounds. We already did it with Lili Lili Lili. Okay. So no one's going to fight. 54:49 Who was making beats for Master KG? It was Gun Flavor. It was Gun Flavor. So it's Gun Flavor's sound. It's been Gun Flavor's sound. 54:57 No, before… No, it was Wanitomo. Who's Wanitomo's? No, come on. Like, let's talk about… But who was producing for Mastakee? The real stuff. 55:03 Before Kuma came on. Before Kuma came on was Loshin, Hurricane, and the late… Who's this guy, man? Caswell. The late Caswell. Yeah, yeah. So the late Caswell had most… It has a sound closer to… to what Gunflavor is doing. But now, Gunflavor was doing both sounds. Hurricane sounds and lotion sounds. So now he changed it to his own thing. He's even Afro beating it. The same sound. So he improved the sound. 55:34 So I don't know. It's generated from Masakeji to be fair. But I think Gunflavor made it… It was popularized by Masakeji. Yeah, popularized by Masakeji. But Gunflavor now made it its own. I just wish people like Loshin, Hurricane also wake up dog. Like come on bro. Let's go bro. And create a dope movement instead of like bossy, the boss is resting and then nah. Come on bro. Come on. Collaborate. Push this thing man. That sound is real dope. Who's featured on the project? 56:00 Which one? Naledia Pua? 56:02 Murumba Pitch is on the project. Oh yeah, of course. I'm robbing them again. You're robbing them? I'm joking man. Oh, you're robbing them again. 56:11 You mean Mewan this time around, right? Yeah, this is Mewan. Mewan is on the project. 56:16 Beautiful, beautiful song. 56:17 And then what else? Mawai Lele? 56:18 No, no, no. 56:19 Why is he not on the project? 56:22 I don't know, man. I don't know the politics of the EFF. 56:27 What do you mean EFF? 56:28 Black, I'm just saying. The kids, the young ones. No, he's a gamma guy. I don't know the politics of the young ones. When someone says I don't know the politics of the EFF, they're saying the young ones. 56:37 Wasn't she releasing with gamma at some point? 56:40 I don't know. I just know she's an appeal in Empire. Empire. Yeah. So, Nobu hits on the project. It's beautiful. 56:48 We didn't want to have so many collabs, right? Why is you doing a Limpopo sound without any of... 56:56 It's a Limpopo sound, not a Limpopo. By the way, the sound was there before all these people you're about to mention. Because the next thing you're going to ask, why Gunflavor doesn't have a song with the hit boss? Yeah. 57:11 Thank you. 57:11 I think we just need to put a pen and paper to this. I think you must just start paying me at this point. About what? Honestly, I'm just approaching for business. About what? About what you just said. You just gave me a business idea. Yeah, he was. That he must pay me. 57:22 No, Karen Vaseline Putlikompo. 57:28 And then put it in, boss. Stay shining. Elias, we saw claim that he might be making a comeback because we saw a video of him, you know, I think he has a song coming out with vocalistic. Nice. Do you think this might be his big return? He doesn't need a big return. 57:43 Yeah. Him making music is him just being the township counselor, you know, dropping some gems as usual. That's what we look to him for. You know? We're waiting for the Tiagas tour. That's what we're waiting for. You think it's gonna happen? No, Genuine was here. Maya was here. Who else was here? All these old R&B stars are here. They need people to open up for them. Nah. Yeah, I'm so bored. Seesaw? 58:04 Seesaw? Seesaw? Ah, man. You know how I feel… You know how I feel about the OGs, man. You know how I feel about the OGs, man. I think what Fokka did there, it's what KO… What is an OG? Hold on, man. 58:17 Original gangster. 58:19 It's fine, man. But when we say OGs in the music industry, that's what… We mean originals. Yeah. I think Foka, it's a much better man than most of them for doing that. Why? Because he's surrounded by people that got the power to put him up. Back. But they're not doing nothing. Who? But is he down bad? Not down bad, but… It's like what Scoop was saying. When you are here, you got a lot of people sending you WhatsApps and asking you for favors. 58:53 And now when you are here, your phone doesn't ring. That's what happened to my E. So who's not ringing his phone? 59:01 I think the first person that should have run that phone every day of his life. Who's who? And make sure he comes back. Who? It's KO. Do you think he's not doing it? No, no. 59:10 Let's stay off that one. Let's not talk about the KO. You can't, no? No, I can't. Why? No, but I'm not rocking. It's not a rock. I thought he had all against you. You have an NTA. 59:20 You can't talk about that. 59:23 You've got to check. 59:25 Should he have hit up my E? 59:28 Okay, the young ones. Blackie should have hit up my E. Blackie should be, I think Blackie and my E will do a dope song. Latinova Pounds should have hit up my E. Those people I think will do a dope song. 59:37 Who, 25k should have hit up my E. Nah, 25k is too fast. Muchen should have hit up my E. Who else are these new young kids? The Quellers, should they be hitting up my E? The North Mob. No, no, no. 59:47 North Mob, you know what I mean? 59:49 No, no, no. I'm just saying, like these young kids, why are the young kids not hitting up the OGs? Disrespect is in the game. 59:57 But that's not disrespect. You deflected nicely. You deflected nicely. You're being disrespectful. 60:02 You're not respecting the forebears. I'm coming back to you. Do you understand what I'm saying? Yeah. 60:11 Sometimes it's good to get the blessings from the OGs. 60:13 You deflected nicely. 60:16 No, no, no. I asked him about it and he's like, there's no order against him not to mention KO. So he can. He can speak about KO whichever he wants. Yeah, why? So why did he stop me from talking? Because I wasn't... Because I don't want to talk about that. He said KO. 60:28 Okay? Who? Exactly. He said KO. 60:32 Oh, okay. I just don't want to talk about him. 60:35 Carry on? About KO? But how sure are you that KO is not drinking your mouth? 60:45 No, no, no. They can talk. It's fine. I'm saying. 60:49 Remember, we're not family. 60:51 When were KO and Ma'i in a group? What I was asking... Tia, guess what happened? What was that? No, no. When they were both in a group. That's never happened. 61:02 What do you mean? 61:04 What do you mean? They've never been in a group as a duo, dog. Oh, okay. So tear gas is the trio. So the only way they can come back together is with Ntugza. So to squarely put it on KO, you need to say, KO, why are you not fucking with my E and Ntugza who are blood brothers? 61:20 Mm-mm. 61:22 Cousins. They're blood, right? 61:25 Yeah. Exactly. No, no, but for me, I was saying, like, there's things that we do. 61:30 Skanda Republic. He started Skanda Republic, right? Was it a label or was? 61:33 That's his first solo album. 61:35 No, no. I mean, what was the label? He started Kastam. Kastam Ma'i was there, right? 61:39 They co-owned it. Yeah. 61:41 Ntoosa was there as well. But Ntoosa wasn't. Remember, he left afterwards. He left afterwards when they found out that Hip Hop Scholar was the owner of the business. Where he's thinking, man? You know him, man. He was around them. I forget. He was supposed to be a manager. Then he ended up being a partner. Who? 61:55 Eh? 61:56 Told who? 61:57 He's on Karakara, man. The rapper also, man. 61:59 Kid X. Kid X. Where the fuck is Kid X, bro? He's doing a campaign with Skipper Bar right now. 62:04 He's got a YouTube podcast where he plays chess with people. 62:07 Can you play chess? But he did one episode, man. He only did one episode. It's branded. 62:11 He's got a brand. Do you have a brand for your episode? Here, here. Can you see it? It's here. Exactly. It's here. And I own it. 62:17 And I own it. This is mine. 62:19 Do you have distribution? 62:20 It's coming. We good, man? We good? No, no, we good. You ain't got the answers, Tahi. 62:24 Just... Just to close, man. Quickly on the lady. Thank you, the lady. Most people don't appreciate what... a little bit that we do until we're dead. 62:35 And then for you… The thing is, I know if… But when times were right, she was grateful. She was grateful. And she's the youngest one to do it. And most of them don't even do it. And for her to do it, that means that that kid is heading somewhere. Remember last week I said, she's maturing. She's starting to understand the game and how it works. And that surprised me because it woke me up. 63:02 She had my father figure. 63:03 After I saw a video of my daughter being bullied in school, that is the video that helped me come back to it. Oh, beautiful man. Yeah, because your co-host decided it's gonna steal a video of me. A private conversation. 63:17 But wasn't that you guys triangulating against Tandek? No, no, no. Wow. With who? That's what they're saying on Twitter. On X. Remember, you're the only one on X. I'm on X also. Me, I'm not. 63:29 Oh yeah. A lot of us are on X, yeah. 63:31 Hey, guys, if you say something about me on X, where do you normally see most of your stuff? 63:38 On Instagram. But Instagram is not that deep. It's not hardcore. It's much better. 63:42 It needs people with real data. 63:44 Yeah. 63:46 And soft. I want you to give a shout-out, man. 63:50 No, like, seriously. Like, seriously. That isn't why I choose Instagram and stay there and let my wife manage every other page. It's because you like to be cuddled. It's because it's safe. If I talk to Instagram, I must spend the least time. 64:05 So Twitter's free? Huh? Twitter's free? Ah, it doesn't… Don't say as much as Instagram. Alright, shut up, man. You don't know? 64:12 I want us to give a shout out to Angelique Geicho. 64:14 Ge… Geicho. Que Angelique… Angelique Jolie. Angelique Jolie. 64:24 Angelique Kijo. Oh, you're wrong with me. I'm in a mood. I'm gonna get drunk. 64:28 Relax. Angelique Kijo. Sorry, man. That's an OG. 64:31 I'm gonna get drunk again. Angelique Kijo. Kijo. Kijo. Yeah. Has officially made history as the first African artist to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. 64:43 Well done to her. 64:44 When I saw that, I was so happy and got me thinking, ah, man, if Mama Brenda Farsi was still here, she could have one day. Not a chance. Ah, come on. Why is she not here? 64:55 Why is she not here? Miriam Makeba maybe deserves one. She was the first African artist to win a Grammy. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 64:59 Miriam Makeba. You understand? She had Billboard hits. But, okay, for that generation's sake… Huma Sigela. He had a number one on the Billboard albums chart. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 65:07 You understand what I'm saying? But for that generation's sake… But he's got a memorial at the Lincoln Center. 65:12 In New York. I'm happy. I'm happy. I'm happy for her, man. It doesn't matter if it's from Nigeria. It's still from Africa, man. 65:20 We're eating horse meat today. That's what's making me burp. 65:23 Oh, yeah. Do you have anything to say about this? JJ. 65:25 Angelique. He's bringing his Soutu diet to us. 65:27 Do you have anything to say about it? Oh, no. Angelique Jo. 65:30 I mean, yeah, that's what I said. 65:32 What I said is what I have to say. I think that you know… Remember we did a big break of our song? It's great but like… Yo… Even posthumously… Get Salma Sekela. Salma Sekela. Get Salma Sekela. Remember Salma Sekela from E! News? Salma Sekela from E! News? 65:49 Yes. I know the new guys. I don't go poorly. 65:53 From ENCA now. No, E in America. Oh, E. With an exclamation. E news. 65:58 E news. That's the E news I know. But come on. 66:08 Kardashians and shit. You know what I mean? Yeah. He's his son. You should be unveiling a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. You know what I mean? 66:17 Mama Miriam's kids or grandkids should be unveiling. You know what I mean? 66:22 Only two Africans have stars, right? 66:25 Isn't she the first? She's the first actress. There's one that was done before. 66:28 No, she's a singer. She's a musician. 66:30 Yeah, she's the first. Yeah, the first one was an actress. 66:36 The first one was an actress, man. Bro, when last did you give something? When last did you give us something from Hollywood Birds, bro? 66:43 I gave you long ago. You did? 66:45 Maybe I missed it, man. Do you want to do it again? No. You missed the reading, ne? 66:51 That's what happens when you don't read. 66:52 I didn't read the room. You can't tell when someone else is reading. I didn't read the room. Yeah, I was saying. It's like, how did they come up with all those words and they say it all at once? Like, damn. 67:04 Get that. 67:06 So that's a rock for me. That's a rock. It's not necessary. It's not necessary. The first one was an actress, man. It was Charlize Theron. Charlize Theron. In 2005. She's a Buddha lady. She's an actress. 67:21 She's in South Africa. She's a Buddha lady. But you know her? 67:24 Her mother killed her dad. Yes. Her mother killed her dad. 67:33 She didn't ask him. 67:37 You never watched Monster? No, but come on guys. 67:41 You don't know anything. But you know what's the best thing about you? At least you don't pretend as if you know a lot. 67:48 Yeah. 67:49 Like? 67:50 Why do I need to point at someone? Ah, please do. I give you your flowers, my boy. Ah, please do. Accept them. Please do. Don't pass them around. 67:58 Like who? Why are you counting, my dog? 68:02 Yo, yesterday, man. Hold on. What's going on at home now? 68:15 What do you mean? Do you have a curfew? Is someone rushing you home? Like, what's going on? They don't want you here. Why? 68:21 Like, your seat is hot, dog. What's wrong, dog? Relax. What the fuck are you talking about? I'm just saying, stop counting, dog. He needs to close the shop. He needs to drop off the stuff at home. 68:34 Hey, Cleese is going to start selling his own clothes. 68:36 He's going to start posting videos of colleagues and monetize from them. 68:41 Chris is not going to look for the colleagues when they're too drunk at their lowest and post them so he can make money on Facebook. Actually, guys, please buy. Hold on, hold on, hold on. 68:56 Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. 68:58 Quality. Quality. 68:58 Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. 69:05 Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. 69:10 Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. Quality. 69:27 There's an F. You're not reading properly, there's an F. There's an O, F. You should know. Uh-uh, it's okay. Uh-uh. Uh-uh. It comes on your F like if you find it wrong, man. 69:40 Show us house there. Show us where it's written house. 69:44 What's this? It's your mother. 69:46 Okay, okay. And then, and then, and then hold on. My mother is an O. 69:51 My mother is an O. 69:53 My mother's an old lady. Yesterday was very, I mean, on Saturday night it was very eventful. 69:59 I went to the Sasmus, you know, I met up with a couple of people. You went to the what? 70:03 The Sasmus. 70:03 What sounds like you're sneezing? It was the Sasmus, the South African Social Media Awards. Bless you. Right. They were hosted in Rosebank. So they're basically doing the nominee announcements, like the people that are nominated. You know, I got to be on stream for the first time. I met the likes of the Tsepes, you know. I did Google Besta. 70:20 King Omar also that you are streaming. Shout out to him. You know, it's very interesting to see people streaming. 70:26 Why wasn't Son Nabil like that? 70:28 Son Nabil, I didn't see him. They can't afford him. But he's nominated. 70:32 Son Nabil, I think Son Nabil is killing it, man. Why? This streaming thing. I don't give a shout out to pity jokes, man. He was doing a good job. He hosted the whole thing. It was a pity party. 70:43 Because of pity jokes. 70:47 He was rocking Iran. He rocked me. 70:49 You know. It's a pity. 70:50 I couldn't have it. 70:51 I don't know. Are we accepting the… Obviously, we have to accept it. What's done is done. You know, we nominated for podcast of the year. Who are we pitted against? We're not fast. 71:01 Bob Dogotela. We're not fast. Nonsense. 71:03 Open chats. 71:03 We're not fast. Make G. We're not fast. Spreading. We're not fast. Spreading humors. Imagine. 71:11 What's the other one? Okay, guys. We're not entering this fucking award. 71:16 Listen. We don't want your fucking award. We don't want your fucking award. Can we give it to the kids? Stupid nominations. These guys, they get excited. 71:30 Five months into doing a podcast, now he wants to be award nominated. He wants to go up there, receive trophies. Listen, listen, you're not a star. Your girlfriend told you. She's a star there. Let her go and collect awards. You don't need to be collecting awards for shit. Come here on to Music Pals. We're not friends with any of you motherfuckers. We don't want your fucking awards. We've won awards. We won real awards, proper awards, international awards. You understand what I'm saying? We don't need you to tell us whether we're doing good or not. What are you doing? 72:01 Who are you to judge us? You are judging us. Who the fuck are you? We judge everybody. We don't get judged. That's our job. Vote for fucking open chats and them. They can be excited about that nonsense, man. Cesar? Yeah, man. I was saying, man. Your fucking shit. 72:15 For the kids, man. I was saying for the kids, man. Imagine. Guys, I'm not trying to insult anybody. 72:24 For the kids… Except for Tyler. These are what's exciting, man. For these kids, man. Because they think life changes after you receive that stupid thing. So… Because we do have one kid here on the show. Who? One influencer here on the show. Who? 72:40 Tak. 72:41 Imagine. 72:44 So if you guys want to vote... I know. Now you want to bash. Let them bend over. 72:50 This is exactly what they do. It's a humiliation ritual. Now you must beg people. Vote for... We don't take part in your fucking humiliation ritual. Let all them motherfuckers that need that validation... Let them compete. Let them... kill each other over that shit. But bro, then they can celebrate having... 73:08 But these people now... Anisa, man. Yo, Anisa. Mac G took that thing and threw away there from the show. They forgot. Just imagine. Hey, Anisa, man. They're dick riders. Like, guys, hold on, guys. And it looked like a dick. Guys, I'm not looking for no awards, bro. That award looked like a dick, didn't it? I'm not looking for no awards, dog. 73:28 Okay, what's the prize? What you guys are doing is totally uncalled for. 73:33 What's the prize? Why? What is the prize? Why? What are you winning? 73:37 You're accepted. I want to answer you. Yeah. How much? Let me tell you. Where's your nomination? You're an influencer. 73:45 They were nominating influencers. Where's your nomination? 73:49 When are you influenced things? You influenced gigs? You influenced tours? You influenced branding? Now we're selling clothes. You understand? You've been influencing things. You're influencing a whole lot of shit. Movies. 74:01 You are happy that nominated music pass. A five-month-old show. 74:07 For clout. They used us for clout. We're too big for your fucking awards. You don't need that shit, dog. 74:12 Taki's writing to whatever. They want to be talked about on our awards. 74:16 Okay, now you've got your airtime. This is it. This is what you wanted. This is what you wanted. You wanted us to tell us who the fuck you are. 74:24 Hold on, I see that wrong. It's alright. And you're laughing. You wanted us to tell you who the fuck you are. 74:30 Okay, sweetheart. That's who the fuck you are. 74:31 Can I say a full while without you disturbing me? Yeah. Right? Like for me, dog, when I entered the podcast industry, I wasn't even planning it. So I'm not looking forward. Right? 74:43 In the beginning… You never planned it. Nah, never. Never planned it. In the beginning, it was just Dudu and Mac. And then at some point, music pals apparently… Homaz. Apparently, Taki had a say in it. And then I'm on music pals. You understand what I'm saying? And I appreciate that. Even though you're disrespectful. 75:04 Uh… 75:07 But, like, you can't put music pals with spreading humors. It's our home show. Hold on. No beef. Imagine. No beef. No beef on what? The hosts, they have been talking shit about music pals. No, they can talk shit. That's actually one host. They can talk shit. No, actually one host. Wait, hold on. Allow me to finish, dog. 75:24 Not our target market. You keep cutting me, dog. Sorry. Let me let. But I'm just saying, I'm adding to what you're saying. I'm adding fuel to the fire. Relax. 75:32 One of the hosts on spreading humors is a host we made. 75:35 How did you make her? 75:39 I'm asking. 75:40 We met her on piano pads. Oh. Did she ever thank you? And music pads didn't wake up. Did she ever thank you? Did she ever say yo? But hold on, let me finish. And then she goes and says, I'm glad I didn't go there. Oh, you're reminding me of trauma. And I look at her like, babe, come on. I always called you when things happened and checked up on you. Are you okay? What's going on? You're a good father. You understand what I'm saying? And then… You scooped it up. And the hard thinking, hurting music pulse, you are hurting one person is wrong. You are hurting me too because I'm in this chair. So how do you expect when you say music pulse and not say… And not say, you are not hurting me. 76:14 When you say music pulse, this is music pulse. Right? It's fine. It doesn't matter. No problem. She's still a kid growing up. Love you to bits or to death or whatever. How you guys say it. And then it's us. 76:27 And then it's PNC on the same… I'm like… Okay, take 10 episodes of PNC. 76:35 And take my last episode. 76:40 Literally your last episode. Just one. 76:44 Pick any episode of PNC. 76:45 On your darkest day. 76:47 On my darkest day, dog. I was more funnier than them. 76:51 Interesting. 76:52 Combined. Yeah, maybe they should start drinking. Combined. 76:56 They do. So… 77:02 I thought that the guys that love to bepana too much don't drink. 77:09 You can sue me if you want. I've seen you niggas. I've seen you niggas lit on savannah. I've seen you lit. Super lit. In the dark. And even if they sue me, I let them sue me, I'll get detectives under them. Why would you do that? For proof. So, it's PNC... 77:31 And then podcast and chill. Come on. 77:34 Meg, soul. 77:37 Meg. I'll talk later, dog. 77:41 Okay. 77:42 Carry on. If we want it, we don't have to campaign. Keep quiet. Do your show. The award must come here. No bullshit, dog. And you will take it home. We're giving it to you. Because you are the influencer. 77:56 We'll put it here on the table. 77:57 He's supposed to be the man of the house. No, no, no. He needs to bring something home. 78:01 So what is happening is... Nota and I will do the job. 78:09 Nota and I will do the job. Of what? No. He will receive the words. Nonsense. You see how excited he was? I'm happy. I'm like... 78:21 Something I wanted to do to my cousin last week. Go to what? 78:29 What? 78:31 Last week… But now, man, shout out, man. 78:34 Like jokes aside, Saki is excited. We're going to do this for him. 78:39 And I'm going to go to the actual awards. Oh, yeah. If we do it, you're going on stage on your own. 78:46 Right? No, no. It's just time to shine. No, man. Relax. 78:50 You can go to the awards. That's not a rock, bro. I'm good. You know I'm good. If they get Nantla Tamar to host the awards, I'll go. I'm good at letting kids shine, Dudu. 78:59 That's the only condition in which I'll go. I'll go there to support Nantla Tamar presenting those awards. If it's not Nantla Tamar, they can fuck the awards. 79:05 No, no. The only time I'm respecting those awards is if I'm hosting. 79:10 Look like a dildo anyway. 79:13 You see, if I'm hosting my nigga, you're going to have the same impact, dog. Why would you want to host an award show? Why must I go to an award show and not get paid, dog? 79:21 Yes, but you can present an award, not to host the award. I hosted the Summers. 79:24 Do you know who invited me to the Summers? 79:27 Do you know? And do you know who was I with? 79:31 Who were you with? Who? Oh. 79:32 There was the only combo artist where I was. There was no Vaseline. There was no Vaseline. There was no Vaseline. There was no Vaseline. He talked to Pori actually the other day. Yeah, I was with Pori. I was with him. There's a video somewhere circulating. I was with Pori when he was playing there. He told me. So I asked him why I sang right. That was not bittersweet. 79:51 Not bittersweet. 79:54 Talking about the Summers, man. We didn't announce the winners last week, right? So we're going to go through them quickly. 80:00 Kepeso's most streamed song of the year was Abantana Wako. Finally, man. Sampra album of the year. How? 80:08 No, no, honestly, because Isaga was announced. No, Isaga was announced as, yo, Isaga was number one of the year. So how was that? Or maybe during the entry period, maybe from the period between, because Isaga was not number one, most streamed. 80:21 You see, that's why it happens to go to events live. 80:25 What do you mean? How do you go to an event where you see the most streamed now? What are you talking about now? 80:31 The Sampra Album of the Year winner was On the Ground by Klee. On the Ground We On by Klee. And then Radio 2000 Duo Group of the Year was Amatotana Wasewesele. Right? Wasewesele. 80:45 And then... Don't be offended. Amatotana Wasewesele. Amatotana. And I actually go to Methodist. It's not a Methodist, but I don't know how I can pronounce it. Amatotana Wasewesele. You are tailoring the whole church now. 80:58 Hey mate! 81:24 It's what the fuck I don't listen. Do you understand why I read it as Radebe? Hey, mate. Do you understand why I read it as Radebe? 81:32 Hey, mate. Mate. Continue for reader. 81:36 Continue reading. 81:47 Lifetime Achievement Award, obviously, was that I was reading. I'm done reading. I was reading. 81:54 Every Pure International Achievement Award went to Tyler. Thank you. ACBC One Newcomer of the Year was Paras Sivalukulu Lamini. 82:04 And then Sambro Highest Airplay Composer Award. That was won by Nontoko Somkizeh. 82:11 Oh, man. Oh, man. Shout out to Nonto, man. 82:13 And then... Shout out to Nonto also, man. Shout out to Nonto also, man. Best album... Best album album was Above Mortar by Gabzo Dasmol. Of course. Best pop album... Best pop album, yes. Hey, how do you pronounce it? Oh, Brandon... Paya. Paper. Paper. Yeah. 82:29 Mm-hmm. 82:29 And then... What you need? Ukozi FM best Mascandi album was Mzukulu again. 82:36 And then best pop album was Willie... Liney. 82:41 Will Lindley. And then, best traditional music album was... Will Lindley! Makadze Entertainment. 82:49 Makadze. You wanna hear more? 82:52 Yes. Keep going. Best drum album was... What is that? 82:56 What is that? Best drum album. What genre is that? It's drum. What was the best drum album? Come on. 83:10 Yes, it was by New Wave by Blacks Jr., Dunkey Boy and Cold Blacks. And then best dance album winner was Jess Walk and Tugu Taylor with The Most Wanted. 83:38 And then best collaboration is Amantona Bako. Best hip-hop album is Free by NYSE. Best collaboration was what? 83:45 Amantona Bako. That was one of the four. Yeah. And then record of the year winner was Ozo Ngo Nyo. That's the name of the song, right? 83:53 Yeah, I know it. Ozo Ngo Nyo. 83:58 Best produced album is The Therapy. Therapy, the other side. Therapy. Therapy. 84:07 We're almost done reading so far. 84:10 Best engineered album. What? 84:18 Who was the engineer? Name the engineer. Best engineered album. Orchestrations. Guy Buttery. Engineered by Guy Buttery and Fuzzy. And then Rest of Africa. Not Chima Music. This one was won by Tiwa Savage. 84:34 What? 84:35 I'm asking. No, no, no. Remix of the year. In In Gi by Gabzara Small. I think we think J-Lake. 84:42 And who else is on In In Gi remix? CLCJ? GLCJ. GLCJ. M Keys and Toonzi and Simi. Nice. Right. And then music video of the year was Ilea Bengi Kela by Mawu and Just Walking to Hotel. 84:56 Jazz World and Tukitela. By who? 84:59 My who? 85:00 Yeah. 85:02 Not Malu. 85:05 My who? 85:06 Yeah, best jazz album. That's actually a pun, eh? 85:11 Because not Malu is like I think we good. We good now. You good? You Z. You got your condoms? You good? I'm good. I'm good. I got my condoms. I'm good. 85:23 What are you breaking for us this week? 85:29 I'm probably gonna get in trouble with this one, man. Why would you get in trouble? Bad, bro. Like, is that thing of me going to every… The music that drops every Friday. And what I do now is I just play without… Man, you look weird. 85:41 I look weird, man. 85:41 Sorry. 85:42 I look weird. How do you normally shave your beard? Why did you leave that little thing in it? What's happening with you? Which one? Like the top part. How do you normally shave? You normally shave it off and you leave like the bottom. Yeah, yeah, yeah. They told you that's stylish? 85:54 Just like you come... You look fine. You look fine. 85:56 Just like... No, no. Just like he comes every day with different weight. Relax. 86:03 Is that? Is that vibe, bro? 86:06 Mm-hmm. 86:17 Okay. 86:19 Ah, man. So, what I do is with… On Fridays, it's… Because my phone, most of the time it's off. I'll play the music. And without… I don't want to see who dropped it. Who is on the song. And I just listen music for music. 86:35 But Ladies and Ma… Ladies and Ma's song played. I was like, whoa, wait. Who is this? And I thought it's Shekinah. 86:43 And I said, play it again. And she plays it again. And I'm like, okay, wait. Who's playing the song? My wife. Because I like guessing. I like knowing my artist by intro. Right? 86:56 So when you're married, you find ways to bond. Oh, yeah. Yeah, so that you don't insult people who raise their kids. 87:01 So you can pay the bond. 87:03 So… Nah? And then I thought, nah, maybe it's A.I. Alright? It's a beautiful song, man. Bro, man. Ladies and Ma is the shit, dog, man. I don't know, man. I don't know, man. I don't know, man. And maybe because people who hoped that I was going to get cancelled, I kept listening to her. 87:25 No, no, no. When your father posted my video of me drunk, everybody was campaigning for me to be fired because they say me and Sima are the same. We're not the same. I'm not the same as Sima, man. Why? Not the same as Sima. Hold on. Hold on. 87:38 Hold on. I didn't see that part. Have you missed a show of Music Pulse? 87:41 No, there's people. Oh! There was not any episode of Music Pulse yet. 87:45 There's people saying people must be fired because Sima got fired. When did you miss an episode of Music Pulse? I've never. You've never? I've never, bro. I want to talk about music. 87:55 And also, bro, there's something that these people need to know, like our Prince KB, dog. The era of... 88:02 S-A-B-C, E-T-V, E-N-C-N, E-F-E-D, E-L-E-T-H-O. I want them, they're all of this network. 88:09 You know Prince K-B made shopping, right? Is that the right one? Is that the right print? I don't know. You know that? And another thing is that her first hit was what? 88:21 Was what? 88:22 My Melody. 88:23 Yeah, My Melody. 88:25 With Junior Taurus. My Melody. From Pitori. Junior Taurus is running clubs in Cape Town now. 88:31 I don't know about that. Yeah. That's not what we're talking about. If anybody cancelled her, it's Pitor. 88:36 It's not us. Yeah, man. 88:38 So if Pitor is not standing up for her, then you know what I mean. So, man. 88:42 I kept listening to that song and I didn't listen to it a lot more after that because I kept playing. It's called Romance. Oh, the vocal technique, man. Oh, man. Oh. 88:52 Yeah? Ah, vocal technique. Vocal technique. Please, it's… Just listen to it for class. Like, as your lesson, as an artist, on how to sing. 89:06 Listen without hate. As a musician, you need to listen to that song without hate. 89:13 Mm. 89:16 HIV leg. 89:17 HIV leg. Oh, you don't listen to the... 89:18 Okay, I get what you're saying. HIV leg. You're not getting it. 89:26 I'm there with you. 89:28 Yeah, but listen to it. 89:30 I don't get it. 89:34 But we can't... Stick to the script. 89:37 We can't. 89:38 So, please listen to that song without a hate. And with that stupid mentality that you're carrying of wanting to cancel people because you are not God… Right? 89:50 That's a beautiful song and I'm scared it's not going to get attention, man. Shout out to Ladies Amar. That song was really dope, bro. Shout out to Ladies Amar, man. Did you hear the latest breaking news? 90:00 Shout out to Ladies Amar. That was a good try. That was a good try. 90:08 Shout out to Ladies Amar. Say less. Shout out, bro. 90:13 Last week we announced that we're going on the road. Music Pass is going on the road. Are you going to dress us? Yeah. House of Earth is going to dress you guys. Yes. Sponsored by even. Definitely. From your traveling clothes to the day of the event. From here onwards. I'm your fashion guy. 90:31 Yeah. 90:31 Well, we're going to be rocking at Bram Fisher. 90:37 I've had some auto-reports to address them. 90:42 I get why I dress up, Naluen. 90:48 That's squinch. 90:49 Yeah, so we're going on the road. We're going to Bloemfontein, the Old Grace on the 3rd of October. The city of roses. Things are already available, right? People can start buying me tickets. We're going to rock that shit, man. We're going to kill that shit. No, we're going to fuck that shit up. You're not going to be nervous. 91:03 Do you know how to deal with crowds now? 91:05 I don't know if I'll actually make it on the day. 91:07 Nah, relax. 91:08 Actually, you should dress us, like for real. 91:11 For the show, not the after party, you know. Stop up, Luke. 91:22 I haven't heard Neva laugh in a long time. And he's laughing. He's laughing at something else. He's laughing at the fact that you are missing my business. No, he's watching the Monday show right now. I'm a young black man that's crying and I'm being bashed. When we don't do something, you guys complain. When we do it, we're getting bashed. Do you understand why people never want to try out anything? Because we are judged. Fuck them kids, they're disrespectful. Fuck them kids. This is exactly what's happening here. 91:48 Yeah. So we're going to be at Old Grey's, guys. 91:51 It's a very big venue. So I'm saying we're working on a massive lineup, man, to entertain the people that are coming to the event, obviously, mostly pulses, you know. So I think we can start working on the lineup today, actually, right? I think we're going to do a lot of... Why don't you work on the lineup and then inform us? We're going to do a lot of... We're going to do a lot of genres. 92:09 I want us to do all genres on the day. 92:12 We're going to do all genres, you know, from my favorite, Lokombo, Hip Hop, Maskandi, whatever. But today, because it's like music passes back to back. It's like a versus. It's like this one against this one. You know, music passes back to back. So I think we're going to start off with Hip Hop today. 92:27 So I want you to give me two artists that you want to go back to back. Actually four. Two, one versus one and the other one versus the other one. That's four in total. That you want to go back to back. You need to name four Hip Hop artists. 92:40 To each. To each. For example, you say Caspar versus this person and then AK versus whoever. You understand? The people you want on the show on the day. That you feel like will give a crowd a nice versus. You understand? Should I start with... Bro, after I... You want to start? 92:55 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Fuck him, bro. After I saw Caspar Yves perform with Maglera, I felt like, sorry, I felt like they have a dope chemistry. 93:06 And I felt like they understand each other. So I'm going to make it simple, dog. I will take Kaspar Universe and Maglera, dope boy number one, because we're going to a place where people understand what they're saying. Okay, but back to back is like... 93:21 I'm sorry, Maglera doesn't have as many hits as Kaspar. 93:24 Yeah, I'm sorry. That's fine, but I'm saying… Let him do his listening. No, let him do it. Yeah, let him do it. I'm listening. Yeah, by that I mean let's be quiet. 93:30 I want him to explain it. I'm saying for chemistry's sake. And also because… People where we're going, they will understand word for word what they will be saying. Oh yeah. You understand? Two toots are in the same shape. You understand what I'm saying? I think we're going to have the time of our lives. Whether Maglera has the number of Caspian Vesta has in the hits, it's the same. I don't know. But I think what it now goes to depends on what is a hit in Jobeck and what is a hit in Bromfontein and Limpopo. 94:02 No, no, not Limpopo, where they come from. North West. You understand what I'm saying? So when it's not a hit here in Jobeck, right? You might find that Maglera will start performing a song you don't know and everybody knows it. That's right. And that's what we're looking for. Like Guzma Banana, yes. Like we go to Vendor, Guzma, he will kill. He will even kill a macad. 94:22 What is that? 94:23 Right? 94:23 What is Guzma Banana? 94:24 You see, educate yourself. An artist. From Vendor. 94:28 Shannesh's favorite artist. 94:30 Who? Yeah. She posts bananas. 94:35 Almost rotten bananas. 94:37 Goosebumps banana. Is that what it's called? 94:39 With like flakes. With goosebumps. 94:41 Yeah. 94:42 So I think my glitter top boy… I think McLare at the point because we're going to a place where they will be very well understood. Him versus? Versus Cass. Oh. And then to make peace, they perform that song together. 94:57 Makassar. 94:57 Makassar. Yeah, yeah. They perform that song. They perform them together because we're not fighting at the end of the day. 95:02 Of course. 95:04 Yeah, so because they have that. 95:05 Do you think Casper would want to come to your music palace? If I talk to him, what? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. He owes you a favor. If I ask him. 95:13 You showed up for him. No, he doesn't owe me shit, man. Oh, he does. You showed up for him on his biggest night. No, no, Cass is rich, dog. He doesn't owe anybody shit. But I'm sure if I were to ask him and the team, Tilly and them, I'm sure they would do. And pay. Of course, it's not going to be for free. 95:28 Tilly's girlfriend is under Tilly's management, right? 95:31 And Elizondo. 95:33 She's under bridge management. 95:35 El Tido's my boy. 95:41 But you are not looking for beef. We can call El Tido and ask. He's so unnecessary sometimes. 95:46 We can call El Tido now and ask him though. Why are we talking about you? 95:51 I'm not talking about people's wives, okay? She's not a wife. So you don't want me to talk about anyone's wife? I won't talk about anyone's wife. It's not a wife yet. It's fair. 96:04 It's not a wife yet. 96:04 Leave it at that. Okay. 96:06 They look good together, but it's not a wife yet. Who else? You said two artists. Yeah, and the next piece. I'm done. 96:13 Oh, you good? There's a second back-to-back combo. No, no, no. 96:20 Okay. 96:22 Damn, man. Who would I put back-to-back? I'd put Lucas Raps and Blackie back-to-back. 96:28 And then, yeah. Yeah. 96:30 Do you think they will hear a break in Brumfontein, dog? Yeah. That's a real beef there, isn't it? 96:36 No, I mean, that's a back to back. Let's not play, dog. Let's not play, dog. Let's not play, dog. Let's not play, dog. What national hit does Madera have? 96:46 One. 96:50 Show me where the crowd is singing Matlera verse like they sing Dock Shebeleza. 96:56 Like they sing Dock Shebeleza. Listen to what I'm saying. 97:01 Listen to what I'm saying. Where do they sing his verse like they're singing Dock Shebeleza? Never ride. Where's his baby girl? Do you understand what I'm saying? Where's his baby girl, dog? 97:17 Where's... I'm on my way up. 97:19 Where's his ghetto, ghetto? Ghetto, ghetto. Come on, bro. Come on, dog. Respect Kes. I thought you liked Kes. I love him. But what did I say, Kant? 97:33 We're not going to war, dog. You don't need enemies. You think he's a feature artist? 97:36 It's like, for me, it's like he's... 97:45 You know, if they had a modeling shoot, and they said, you need to be casted as a rapper. And then he came there and he said, I'm Madera Doughboy. I'm looking to be casted as a rapper. That's what he looks like. Like he's looking to be casted as a rapper. He's not a rapper. He hasn't proven himself as a rapper. I'm sorry. 98:02 He hasn't done anything with his raps that has moved people. He hasn't. Having Casper jump onto your track, dog, any nonsense that Casper drops goes viral, dog. 98:13 any nonsense. He's like that. You understand what I'm saying? 98:15 That's respect out there you're showing. 98:18 You're showing respect for my boy. 98:20 You understand what I'm saying? So what I'm saying with Lucas Raps and Blackie, you know, there's songs that we know. There's songs that we like. The crowd has got some anticipation for it. They want to see them on stage. Them going back to back, you know, prove who's really better than who, you know, in a real contest. That's a real back to back something. And plus, I mean, we can throw some money down. Blackie needs it. 98:43 You know what I mean? He does need it. He's got a yellow bone girl. He needs money. You know what I mean? 98:50 So for me, because music parts, it's about music and love, dog. I'll go with Cass and my glitter top boy. And then if it's a war thing and hits for hits, I'd rather keep Nasty C alive with Cass. Okay. Because also there's a chemistry. 99:06 Okay, but you and Casper Matlera. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Chemistry, chemistry, yeah. It was a quick one. Come back to us. Vote quickly to me. Are you listening? We're voting. 99:15 We're voting for. Okay, Shane, who are you voting for? It's Fiso. Neo? 99:20 Matlera, Matlera, Casper. No, Matlera versus Casper. And then it's Blackie and Lucas Raps. Okay. 99:32 Okay, it's Fiso. It's Fiso. I'm more commercial, bro. Clean sheet. I'm the business man. Who's this? So it's 3-1. Shout out. Shout out, Fiso. You know what? 99:45 Whether we say good things about Blackie or Lucas Raps or we say bad things about them, they'll still accept the booking if it comes. You understand what I'm saying? So we don't need to, you know, glaze them. I don't mind taking that out. 99:57 You know what I mean? I'll take it with Lucas. 99:59 It's a wrap. 100:00 Hey, I've been winning. I win even when I'm drunk. 100:07 You lost when you were drunk, dog. You were drunk, dog. No, I won last episode. Okay, sharp. Yes. It was your episode. No, you won. 100:13 You won. 100:14 He's just playing with you. You won. 100:15 No, I've been winning past four episodes. 100:18 Yeah. 100:19 No, no, no. 100:19 For a month. 100:19 You lost last episode. No, for a month. I've been winning for a month. You lost last episode. We're at 7-8 right now. We're 7-7. 100:24 We're tied. 100:26 He's making that ratio up. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. You are leading. Hold on. Hold on. I'm on six. You're on eight. 100:36 Right now, we can't achieve, man. 100:38 What have you been listening to my talk? 100:42 What have you been listening to? Never that. 100:45 Never that. Where are you from? 100:50 Where are you from? 100:52 I can't tell you that every single week. He's from Skokunaland. 100:58 I met this guy at the garage, you know. I was buying something at the garage. No, no, not at the garage, actually. I was at Klicks, because I had a hard burn. Oh, yeah. You were saying to practice your Klicks? No, no, no, no. When I bought these, like, when I bought these, like, when I bought these, like, when I bought these, like, when I bought these, like, when I bought these, like, when I bought these, like, when I bought these, like, when I bought these, like, when I bought these, like, when I bought these, like, when I bought these, like, when I bought these, like, when I bought these, like, when I bought these, like, when I bought these, like, when I bought these, like, when I bought these, like, when I bought these, like, when I bought these, like, when I bought these, like, when I bought these, like, when I bought these, like 101:21 You can't defend the indefensible. 101:24 Ah, man. Shanganis don't have a lot of history, by the way. I'm not Shangan. I'm Tonga. 101:30 I'm Tonga, nigga. So I've been listening to remix Ibanja. NSTC? 101:36 Yeah, NSTC. Hold on, hold on. I need to take a piss. 101:38 Java, Raf, and N.T. I'm a big fan of NSTC. Did they need to do this? No. Last week I said, or last of last week, or when I did the beat break, I said I was hearing Blakey. 101:49 Okay. Yeah, but they went for Nasty C. I'm sure it was done already. You don't like it? I'm not in love with it. 101:57 I'm still gonna jam to... Nasty is my boy. Like, love, love, love him. But I'm still gonna jam to the original one. Then if they wanna do a deluxe, maybe Blackie is the guy they need to concede on this song. 102:09 Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Um... 102:14 Who else I was listening to, man? Togzin dropped a project. Dropped a song, the project is dropping. 102:22 With... Who is this boy from Rap Academy? I keep forgetting him, man. Chopper, Royal Music. No, no, no, the new one. It's Bonké. Q Bonké. Oh, Q Bonké. The girl. The Brewer and the girls. 102:35 The girl, it's... No, no, no. I see her. I see her in July. 102:42 The girl is Minky Ndlov. Minky Ndlov. 102:44 Minky Ndlov. Is it Minky Ndlov? Minky. Okay. It's love, love, love those two kids. So he dropped a project with them and the visuals that… And the visuals with… Tugu Taylor and… And… Who's this guy? What did I miss? The pizza guy? Pizza guy? Pizza. 103:03 Pizza guy. Njelik. Njelik. Don't call him the pizza guy, don't. That's not very debonair. 103:13 They don't get it. 103:14 It takes deep English, that one. 103:16 I got it. Long time ago. I just didn't think it's fine. I just thought... What is debonair? I just thought... What is debonair? What is to be debonair? What is to be debonair? I thought it's PNC-like. He doesn't know. 103:31 So, I'm listening to that project. I mean, it's Ndokzine that dropped that one with Michel Jovo in Cuba. I'm waiting for the song with Njelik and Tugutela. I think that song is going to be a hit. They say the project is dropping in the 28th. Who? Njelik. And who? And Tugutela. 103:51 No, who is the producer on the song? 103:53 It's Ndokzine. Ndokzine. Ndokzine is about to drop the album of the year. 104:00 Now, I was listening to it, maybe, when was it? I think December 2015. I was at his house like a couple of weeks. 104:06 Oh, yes, a lot of songs. You go to his house, he's just going to play you music. Yeah, he lives near you. That boy has music for days. 104:13 Yes, anyway, so it's a long drive, dog. And Diesel, imagine, like 300 rand on the way there, 300 rand back. So 600 rand just to listen to his music. Got a song with Zinu Malo. 104:24 Since I first heard that song, that song has never left my mind. 104:28 Hmm. 104:30 That's what I'm saying about that album. I hear the song with Angelic, but he's got a song with Z. It hasn't left my mind. It's an earworm. That song is going to be a smash hit. 104:44 Clip this now. 104:45 Right. I was listening to… I was listening to Alright, My Nana and Nasty C. Oh, that song I like. Okay. That song I like. 104:55 You like My Nana? 104:56 Yeah. 104:57 He sounds really good in this song. 104:59 You've liked Manana for a long time. 105:00 I've listened to him. 105:02 Alright. I've listened to him. 105:04 What other songs did you have to say? 105:05 And Prince KB dropped. I don't know if this is original or AI. 105:10 Because we know you didn't produce Stretch Your Life. And Google it too. How? 105:15 How's Fiso? How? 105:18 Hey. You didn't produce Fetch Your Life on Gugulet. Why Gugulet? Uh-uh. Allegedly. That's a bad problem. Allegedly. Allegedly. 105:26 Hey, hey, hey, hey. But. Hey. But. 105:29 You're pointing fingers now. But. They said you didn't write Hamba Chuba. But. Can you show us proof that you wrote Hamba Chuba? Hey, hey, hey. Where's the proof? Hey, hey, hey. Did they bring us the proof of Hamba Chuba? Hey, hey, hey. But. 105:47 Why? There's some cans you must not open! 106:08 Don't open the can. Don't open the can. Don't do it. Don't do it. This is a hazelnut can. 106:20 Please give me an award. 106:22 That's a hazardous one. 106:24 Like, for me, it's like, Kabel, you got my number, dog. 106:27 You might leave it leaking. 106:28 Kabel, you got my number. Kabel, you owe me money. You can just call me and say, nigga, you misbehaving. And I'll say, maybe I'm stressing because you're not paying me my money. 106:39 Moosey. 106:40 My money! 106:45 Okay, continue, please. You must know. But I love Kamelo, dog. I just don't feel like we must now put our… You need camaraderie in your industry. Laundry and like… There's just so much. You don't cure your everyday laundry. You need those laundry that you use at Vasi. I think I'm a colleague, Nina. What do you want to say? I must not do that. Your colleague's at X. I must not do that, man. So please can be dropped. I was listening to it. So I'm not sure if it's produced or AI. 107:14 I'm not sure. It sounds dope. 107:17 It sounds dope. Yeah. You good? It sounds dope. There's one more song I was listening to here, man. Where is it? 107:29 Yeah, man. Let me leave it with Cabell. Let me close it with Cabell. Hold on. What other song did you start with? You said... 107:33 The thing that she's dropping... No, she dropped a single. She dropped a single for the project. The album launch is still coming. Yeah. Why weren't we invited to that thing? We were invited. Didn't you get your invite? No, no, guys. No, they're postponed because of the... Yano lyrics didn't invite us. 107:55 That's why. We got the invite and it was postponed. But it was a new date on the… It wasn't… You guys didn't send us a new date. 108:02 Yellow lyrics sent us a new invite now. 108:04 Okay. 108:05 In your email. 108:07 Okay. 108:08 Pay that 34 rand a month to Google. 108:10 Yeah, I know. Let me close you to Chris KB. Anyway, it's a beautiful song, man. It's an Afro house song. It's an Afro house song. Black coffee wannabe. 108:19 No, no, no. 108:21 Let's not act like he wish he was black coffee. Sex champion. No, but let's act like he wish he was not black coffee. Who? Please carry me. 108:29 He's got two arms. 108:31 He's got two, but… And a baby one too. That's cool, but let's not act like he… He doesn't get a baby arm. 108:37 But let's not act like he didn't wish… He didn't get it. He doesn't. You know what? It doesn't matter. I got him, man. I just don't want to go to court. 108:47 You know what he means by the baby arm? 108:49 You don't want to lick it? The third leg. Who's bigger? Americano or KB? 108:54 Americano. Fruitman. 109:10 You've never seen it? You don't know what an Americano is? 109:12 Who's got the stronger arm? Why? That's why you're not on page three. Sunday Times. Every weekend. He doesn't know. But what do you want to say about Ibansa? The remix? No, I see Nasty C is hopping on the wave now. 109:38 It's dark. It's too little too late, dog. 109:41 Why is... He was nominated for stream of the year at Asasmos yesterday. Imagine. I'm sure he's going to be excited. 109:48 What are you going to say now, huh? Now I'm nominated for... Huh? Huh? What are you going to say? Yo, nigga. Hold on. Wait, wait, wait. Wait. Wait. Yo, wish you had a freckle face, niggas. 110:01 You understand what I'm saying? Have you seen your girl's makeup? Hold on. Have you seen your girl's makeup? Go through your girl's Instagram. There's mascara freckles. Put on your girl's faces, niggas. Please. 110:13 Please. It's an aesthetic. It's a filter, dog. 110:17 The freckle filter. There's a freckle filter. Niggas need filters to look like us, dog. You understand what I'm saying? 110:25 There's me and Nonikasa, dog. 110:27 Unforgettable faces, dog. Unforgettable faces, dog. Do you understand what I'm saying? Classic. Classic. So, please, never think calling me freckle faces is a diss, nigga. It's never a diss, nigga. I've got freckles. I see them on my face every day, nigga. 110:44 You know what I'm saying? It's like calling me a hobo when you stay in an apartment. 110:48 No, no, no, no, no. 110:50 Nasty is still that young pup. 110:53 You know? That I sat with. 110:55 In the hotel room. 110:57 When I was a kid. Know what I mean? So a lot of new music that's out there. I saw this album by Mzukulu. It's called... It's an EP. Know what I mean? 111:05 I taught him how to get the right weed. As a kid. All right. Mzukulu was in the studio yesterday with... No, I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I think you heard you. 111:13 He gets the message. Oh, you're addressing who? Nasty C. No, I'm just saying. Oh, I see now. 111:20 Now I see. It's called Ubi. No, I'm not being nasty. I'm being nice. He knows I'm a nice guy. No, Dana. I said he heard you. He heard you. Oh, because I'm not drunk. Now you Kuzami. 111:31 Who's drunk now? 111:32 I was drunk last episode. I'm just saying. He didn't close at you. Exactly. He was just like, oh yeah. Oh yeah. Did he? 111:38 Oh yeah. 111:40 He's got discrimination against sober people. Okay. Mzogulu with Ubu Mi Na. Yeah? Ubu Mi Na. Which is what? Which is what? Ubu Mi Na. Which is what? I don't know. Ubu Mi Na. Ubu Mi Mi Na. Yeah. And then Kredovi Daniels dropped. Ubu Mi Na. Don't hug me, I'm scared. 111:57 Ah. Hold on. Here is a Kelvin fellow and all of these other fellows. We're not going to talk about them. 112:04 No, no, no, no, no, no. No, aye, aye, aye, aye. Can we, like, there's people that we need to put the names and not call them in music. This is a music show, not an AI show. Okay. Thank you. Shout out. Yeah, I want to talk about Kapo. 112:19 Not him. I'm gonna talk about Credo C. Not Credo, who the fuck this nigga is. 112:23 Okay, and then Manana also dropped this one. It really isn't what it is. Oh, it's beautiful. What is that? Is it an album or… It looks like an album. Because I saw the song with Nasty, which Fiso mentioned. Yeah, I was listening to that. That one goes hard. And then, man, I've been jamming The North Mob. Yeah, for business. Hold on, wait. Before we go there. Before we go to North Mob. 112:45 Because North Mob versus Squalas would be also a nice back-to-back, eh? 112:49 Yeah. 112:50 Yeah? Yeah. Makes sense. 112:51 Yeah. 112:51 Where? If it makes dollars. You know what I mean? It's like these new guys from Pretoria. Yeah, we must book them. Dope raps. Book them at like UT first so we can test them and see how they work together. And then maybe we might rock them at our show on the 3rd of October. 113:05 You know what I mean? 113:06 Actually, that's… No, I wanted to talk about this Cleo So album, man. 113:12 Before we go there… No, no, no, no. Before you go to where you're going, I just want to get it out the way. Like, guys, this whole entire thing of now… forcing music down our throats because it's doing well on streaming charts. It needs to end because he also is not a real artist, guys. Let's be honest. That girl is not singing. That girl is trying to be wannabe Sade. What's that other white girl that sings? The one that had a big song. 113:43 The Man I Need. Who sang? Who sang the... Give me the man I need. 113:48 Whatever. I don't know. That white girl that sings black. Another white girl. That girl can sing. She's actually singing. She's performing. You know what I mean? She's putting effort into it. Cleo's soul is not putting an effort into it. It sounds like a jam session, dog. It sounds like what they were making in the band room. 114:06 That's what it sounds like. The songs don't sound complete, guys. They don't sound complete. And there's people that don't appreciate good music and well-made music. She's nowhere near what Sade was doing, dog. There's no Sade song that sounds like a demo, dog. Not even Sade. 114:23 But why? Okay, that's not the point. You know what I mean? Neva said she's from a band. 114:29 I don't care if she's from a band, man. That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying that album sounds like a jam session. That's what it sounds like. Sade is a band as well. Okay? 114:36 Yeah, yeah. Relax. You understand what I'm saying? You understand? Let him answer. No, Neo! You are not the one! 114:45 No, please. No, you're on the mic. You're on the mic. There's only one oracle. 114:50 Oh, okay. I understand. Sade is a band, guys. You understand what I'm saying? So it sounds like a jam session. You're just chilling with your homies, you know. You're very dismissive. Look, you know what else sounds like a jam session? 115:04 It sounds like a jam session. 115:10 Well, I mean, not all of it, but most of it. You know what I mean? Some of the songs don't sound like they should be songs. I don't know which songs are which. That's in part two, I think. That's a nice song. That's a dope song, well-made song. Well, that's on the old... Yeah, but it's still a classic. That's Java's biggest classic. Now, that's under Ambitious. Under Ambitious, he was making proper songs the whole entire album. First album. Nominated for album of the year. The only reason it didn't win is because it was a competitor against an album I produced. 115:42 It's in a movie? Yes. Which your album was? 115:46 Dakar 2. 115:46 Oh, you're going to see him. Where are we meeting Cuesta again? 115:49 You know what I mean? You did a live read. We're meeting Cuesta in Free State. Actually, we should book Cuesta. No, you're meeting him. 115:57 Maybe Cuesta must be one of the contenders. Hello. 116:02 I'll talk to him. 116:04 I can call him now. For our live show? Yeah, I can call him now. 116:08 You'll do a back-to-back with El Tito. 116:10 I can call him now. 116:11 You understand? So that your picture makes sense. Because otherwise, your picture doesn't make sense. It's like a nigga meeting. My brood's not trying to wear a friend. 116:17 My brood's not trying to wear a friend. But who would you pay him with? Who would you pay him with? 116:21 With El Tito. I think I'll take him with Marazza. 116:29 All the people he gazes and he says they're his friends. 116:35 He comes out and says some disrespectful shit about them. 116:37 You want rap, rap, rap, rap? You understand what I'm saying? 116:41 You don't compare… Maraza has respect for Senzo. He's got respect for him. They've got mutual respect. Maraza is a Jam Alley rap challenge champion, whatever. They've worked together, you know what I mean, on lots of songs, even on Dakar. You know what I mean? We worked together with Maraza and Witness the Funk as well. And Big Zoolt. No, we didn't work with Big Zulu. I'm not a fan of Big Zulu. There's never been a time where I've told Big Zulu to come into Zulu on anything I'm working on. Big Zulu said you asked for a picture with him. When? Where's the picture, dog? 117:11 Where's the picture, dog? 117:12 I'll ask for it. 117:13 I've got his numbers, dog. 117:14 We're going to open the next episode. Relax. 117:17 Relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. I asked for a picture with Luan Zungulu. 117:22 Which house was the last one? Is he paint? 117:25 Okay, that's right. I'm taken. You good now? Yeah, must I close the show for me? No, no, no, no, no, no. Must I close for me? 117:30 No, no, no, no, no, no. Must I close for me? No, no, no. Do you have any last words? Yeah, I do. 117:34 You didn't get back to your point after I spoke about Cleo Soul. You were about to say something. No, it's fine. You're going to save it for the next episode. We're about to read songs that dropped. 117:41 No, no, no. I spoke about it. I wanted to talk about the non-mob, the album. I spoke about it. Here for business. This guy's hungover, dog. That's the album. That's out. Is that the only song that's drunk? No, I spoke. Come on. Since I've been reading albums, bro. I read women. Everything I said, you were criticizing it. I couldn't even finish. 118:01 But you were saying, is there anything you want to say? 118:03 It's like your V, man. 118:05 What? Are you good? 118:08 Yeah. Could be better. Could be better. Yeah, how are you? I'll be better next time. 118:11 You don't have any apologies? To who? Humble apologies? To me. No, nigga. He's real pops. 118:18 Hey, hey. Comrades, hey. Because they look alike. 118:20 I was like... 118:22 Pops and Tahi look alike. Because when they were roasting Tahi there, but I was like... You look like Tahi, dog. 118:30 You look like you could be Tahi's pops. I call it Ali. His eyes are too big. 118:37 You're a Popeye, man. Are we good now? Are we good? You got your eye on Pops. Pulsas. Yeah, you watching Pops? You watching them close? 118:49 Hey, man. I saw the Pulsas, man. Last episode, man, was brought to you by alcohol. 118:54 You're apologizing as well. Apologize to the, to the, to the people that were disappointed. 118:59 Please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please 119:25 I was lit, lit, lit, lit, lit. 119:29 Do I regret it? No, not me being drunk, part of it. 119:35 Will I get fired? No, I won't. 119:37 That was their petition. 119:39 They started it. I don't know if they started a petition. My phone was off, dog. Me, I can go with my phone off for four days, dog. Imagine. Whoever's looking for me seriously, they'll find me through my wife. 119:51 We need to call Lebu Khan Maile. So… He's going to be dishing out breathalyzers at schools. He might start here. For real? Teachers are showing up drunk. 120:01 So… Guys, let me finish, man. 120:03 And students. Let me finish. 120:04 Sorry, sorry, sorry. So… 120:07 For me, shooting the episode drunk in this chair, I take full responsibility. Will I do it again? Yes. 120:16 Why? 120:17 Yeah, will I do it again? Yes, I will. Bro, when I'm lit, I'm lit. After the Grammys. But I'm not going to miss work, bro. Because… You're being professional. I'm being professional. Oh, yeah. 120:31 The difference between SABC and here is rather you show up at work lit. Yeah. That not show up at all. They don't simmer you. You understand? Other than that, they don't simmer you. And I didn't want to be simmered. So I had to come to work. I don't get it. And they showed up and they killed it. 120:48 What are you saying? 120:49 You killed it. Right. Wait. Why are you cutting to the part you were involved? What are you saying? How was he involved? Oh, okay. He's not coming to me. Oh, okay. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. 120:58 So there's a video of mine trending. 121:01 So my colleague here. 121:03 You don't regret what you said, right? Decided to drop a promo. Before the network. 121:08 But you said you don't regret. 121:09 I said I don't regret anything I said in this chair. 121:13 I get paid to say what I said in this chair. I committed. I want you to explain yourself. Here, I have the, I hear. Whatever I say here, the network can use it whichever way they want. You're making noise, chief. We want to hear what this nigga is saying. 121:33 No, we'll wait for him to finish. 121:37 Anyway, you're making him late. He's the one who's in a rush. 121:39 I'm not in a rush. I'm not rushing anyway. I'm here. I just need to go pee now. I just need to go pee. I need to go pee. 121:49 Okay, listen. We've got a video of the last episode. There's something that was edited out. And it wasn't peeing. Who pees? 121:58 On camera, niggas. We've got the video footage. Sisi, if you need the footage, we got you, dog. We know you got eyes and ears out here, so ask your homies to show you that video of the nigga farting. What is he on about? You don't remember? This nigga stood up and farted here. 122:20 He stood up and farted right here. That was the part that they edited out of the episode. 122:24 We recorded for three hours. So I was drunk and he farted. He farted, dog. 122:30 You can smell both of them. 122:59 Okay, come back, Tati. Come back. Explain why you farted, chief. You farted, bro. You're eating beans, eh? They say you farted last episode. It's because you were spilling the beans the last time he thought he'd eat them this time. 123:16 What are you doing? 123:24 Oh, okay. Oh, you... Where are you? Where are you? Are you still up in the air? No, I'm fine. No. I thought you were landing now. 123:31 I'm trying to land now, but you went to... We're landing at Lanseria. At least you respected us, not you shit on us today. 123:37 It's there, dog. 123:38 It's on camera. It was on speed. So... 123:48 So there's an episode, there's a clip of mine training on the network, I mean on social media, that my co-host here, that celebrates my downfalls. It's on PNC. 123:59 I'll ask you to keep quiet. 124:02 My co-host here that celebrates only my downfalls. 124:07 He doesn't celebrate anything else. 124:10 But my downfalls. 124:12 Took my video. Took a video of me there. I'm talking to him and Saul. Saul is standing there. And by the way, we were still doing the briefing. That's the reason why I was speaking about on that video that he made, Trent. I spoke about it on the show because I was not planning not to speak about it. Mm-hmm. 124:29 You understand? What's the complaint about now? 124:32 My complaint is that… Say it with your chest. I was not composed enough to say what I was saying because I didn't see somebody shooting, taking a video of me. I was not composed to say it. But when I sat here, I composed myself and said it the way I wanted to say it. 124:47 Oh, yeah. 124:48 And it made sense. And you're a composer. And it made sense. Of course. Yes, he's a composer. Composers get royalties. He took a video of me with a cheap phone. 124:57 Makes sense. He chose an animal that… He saw that it will fit his purpose. Which is what? Because his purpose is not to make me look good. 125:06 It is he made it fit. 125:08 And if you go back in Taki's post… You will never find a post of Sriso. How? He has never posted me in his lifetime. This nigga. Not even on my birthday. 125:21 That's the problem actually. Yeah. 125:24 When's your birthday, dog? Sad man. 125:27 He has never posted me, not even on my birthday. Right? And then he choose a stupid video, post on Facebook to make money out of me. Right. He's making money and that video land in my daughter's school. My daughter goes to a private school. 125:42 And if you go to a private school, if you go to a private school, there's sports after class. 125:51 And my daughter goes to that and they carry their phones. And my daughter… My daughter was being bullied in school because of that video. 125:59 At Ferndale, they bully all the kids. 126:01 You understand what I'm saying? And I call this nigga and I ask him, yo, bro, the video's gone. But please don't make money out of it. Delete it. He's lying. Delete it. He's like, oh yeah. He came with a stupid excuse. After that, I said, okay, can you at least apologize? There's nothing you can do now. 126:21 The video's gone. That you said. That you said. 126:25 He came with excuses still. 126:27 He's like, other niggas are making money off of it. Why can't I make money off of it? 126:31 I'm a real good guy, man. 126:33 With that, I'm trying to say that the network also has… The network protected me from my mistakes last week. No, they did. 126:42 On his birthday. 126:44 Right? The electric protected me. 126:45 Oh, it looks like you had spur. 126:48 Just check the date. 126:50 Hold on. 126:52 Guys, don't dis... It's on the 28th of October. Don't disrupt me from what I'm saying. I'm sorry. When's your birthday, dog? Don't disrupt me. No, when's your birthday? Don't disrupt me. Don't disrupt. This is important, dog. 127:03 My daughter is involved in this nonsense because of this fail pop. 127:09 My daughter's getting bullied. My daughter's getting bullied because of views that you want and get paid on Facebook. I didn't know you were that broke. I introduced you to friends with mine and they pay your lawsuits. Why do you still want to take from me, dog? 127:28 Why don't they pay all his suits? Like get him a suit to wear when he goes out. 127:33 Now I have to start selling clothes to try make money because I'm a broke ass nigga. That was uncalled for, bro. That's why we're here now with the brands. 127:39 Taki, no jokes. That was uncalled for, bro. I did not like that. And the fact that you're still making money out of it, it pisses the fuck out of me. And if I see that video there next week, I'm going to have to sue you for that. 127:51 Oh, yeah. Let's go. There we can go. 127:53 You're going to ask my friend to pay for your lawsuits again? 127:55 Yeah, I'm going to ask him. You're going to ask coach. Hold on, hold on, hold on. I've got two reasons why. He's always willing to. Number one. 128:00 That's fine. 128:01 Dating a yellow bone puts you under pressure. I don't like you, dog. I don't like what you did there, bro. 128:05 If you can't take the pressure, you understand? If it's going to make you do things that you don't usually do, don't date yellow bones. Please don't do that. Don't confuse yourself. The second thing is that this guy went to Fendale, dog. 128:15 Do you know where Ferndale is? It's in Rundberg. It's the school you get sent to when you're a bad kid. Our parents used to scare us, dog. They used to say, we're going to send you to Ferndale. That's the school he went to, dog. There's no manners you're going to get from this thing. Nothing, nothing. That school is right next to Rundberg Magistrates Court. It's because after they finish school, they go to jail. They send them to prison. That's what belongs to them. That's the life. We are lucky that this one is here. We don't know how it happened. We don't know how it happened, dog. 128:44 Fendale. Trust me, there's nothing good that comes out of Fendale. Ask. 128:48 Ask people. 128:49 Manu also came out of Fendale. He's a superstar. 128:52 And he's in studio with... Did you see Tyler's uniform? Did you see Tyler's uniform? 128:56 Where? 128:56 She went to Fendale. 128:57 Where? 128:58 You don't know Tyler went to Fendale? 128:59 Which Tyler? You know Tyler? Never. She never went to Fendale. 129:01 Check her uniform. She's wearing a red skirt. That's Fendale uniform. You should know. That's not Fendale uniform. I don't know Fendale uniform. You know that video about dancing? She went to fucking Fendale. She was in Edenvale. It's Eden's land. He doesn't even know. But we good. Are you on our land? That's not a Fendale person. 129:17 Anyway man, to all these kids that are bullying my daughter in school bro. It's the price I pay for working with failed journalists and influencers. 129:25 As in failed dirty, no? He's a dirty journalist. Oh, failed. Failed. But he's also dirty. Because he tells people dirty secrets. 129:32 It's the price I pay for working with people like him. Influencers. Everything is about content, comments and likes. That's what they believe in. 129:40 Mm-hmm. 129:41 And please just stay away from my fucking daughter, bro. Leave my daughter alone. Whatever it is that I do, it ends up in the net. Come deal with the father, dog, and leave my daughter alone. That shit was not dope. That shit was not fine. If your brother comes tomorrow, cries, and say he was bullied because my daughter did something to him, you're not going to like it. But it's cool. You're still young. You're going to grow up. You're going to have kids of your own. And you're going to experience some of the things we're experiencing now. Right now, it's about content and awards, likes and comments to you. Cool. Keep going. 130:11 You'll be content. You good? 130:13 Is there anything you want to say? From the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Amen. Amen. We're out. The gospel is over, ladies and gentlemen. This was Music Pass. Don't go, don't go, don't go. 130:34 Get your last punch and maintain