0:05 Uh now that we've been alive for so many years, uh are there anything or are there any types of things that you used to talk crap about that you find yourself doing [clears throat] now? Cuz I think like for me, I used to This is might sound funny, but I used to talk working out. About Yeah, because I spent so much time with the luxury of dance burning calories at it like no matter what I did. So, I was just always like skinny. And when I see people working out, I'd be like, "Just get a hobby, dog. Like, what are you You're not doing nothing." You were like, "You don't need that." Really? And about running, I used to talk I said the same ████ And then now it's like I have to do that stuff and I have to respect it. And it's like it's pretty funny that I it 180'd for me. You want to hear a stupid one? Yeah. Wearing my pants on my waist.
0:56 Just shut the up. You wear up You wear up like that now? >> Right here. But like before, >> [laughter] >> it was like this. Bro, Bart sagging crazy. That looks tight. Look at all those F words wearing it at the waist. >> [laughter] >> Wearing it properly. Dude, this is so comfortable at the waist. Cuz you you wear your pants severely at your waist. >> [laughter] >> Back all the pictures of me sagging my pants, I would back. You're sagging You're sagging basketball shorts and you're trying to play basketball. You can't even play like that. No, that's hoop >> drip, dude. Yeah, it's so crazy to think that like I used to do that ████ dude. Oh, brother. Yeah. Cuz all the guys at our high school like we everybody was like kind of brainwashing and thinking that was cool. Were you sagging whitey shorts? No, it was like a high school. >> [laughter]
1:46 >> But at the time, I was like, "Man, these shorts are gay, dude." Meanwhile, I was wearing ████ speedos, dude. >> your water polo outfit. Sagging the speedo. There would There would always be crack out, I'll tell you that. My crack was always showing, dude. It was a problem. >> You used to actually look at guys wearing their pants normally and make fun of them? I thought they were >> [laughter] >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. Cuz you think your head you think you're a ████ gangster or whatever the ████ >> Like, "Yo, why you I I wasn't in a gang, but I was posing. >> "Why you wearing it like that?" Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's funny how you didn't think the guy sagging was the F word cuz they're the ones showing their butt. Oh, [laughter] the prison guy. It's dude, right? >> Now I know. Did you see that Fleecie Johnson talking about "These young guys, it's a new style called sagging. What they don't understand is it's sexy. It gets me hot." Ooh, what is that? It's a prison guy. He's a prison explaining sagging. That's
2:36 not the Is that Is that the booty warrior? Booty warrior. So he used to he he talked about how sagging was just like a new style and they think it's gangster, but he's like, "They have no idea how hard it turns me on." >> [laughter] >> And then he goes it just made him a big target. Did you used to do anything like that? I sagged, yeah. But like you ever you You ever did made fun of people for something that you do now? Oh, dude. >> [laughter] >> I feel like you got a lot. Yeah. I'm trying to think like One would just be driving properly. >> [laughter] >> Yeah. Following the the directions. >> This is the right way to drive. >> That's true. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You drove with like a like a your ████ seat back like this. Yeah. And then like you drove with your arm like this so no one can see who the ████ is driving so you
3:27 don't get caught slipping. And then you drove with one hand on the wheel like this. And um when you didn't do that and I saw my buddy like This ████ had his proper posture like this with both hands on the wheel and I looked over and I'm like, "Dude, do you suck dick for breakfast or what?" You just want to smack them. I I in the car and he went like this and he goes, "It helps me see." And I'm all like, man, like It's also the safest way to drive, too. 10 and 2, that's what they tell you. It's like, how do you drive like that? But everyone drove like that, dude. >> so cool, though. Very true for for a lot of us, like the idea of driving correctly even on the road. Like back back in the day, it's like no turn on red, but you're still like, just ████ go. And [snorts] every freeway was like a
4:17 racetrack, just going crazy. >> my friends used to judge me when I signaled. They're like, "You signal?" And I'm like, "Yeah." >> [laughter] >> AND I'M OVER HERE DRIVING LIKE THIS. YEAH, FOOL, I GOT TO BE SAFE. That's funny, bro. Or even I driving before and then my volume was always at like eardrum bursting levels. As soon as I get in the car, the music is just is just crazy ████ loud. You can't even have a conversation. >> [laughter] >> That's right. Did you have subs too back then? Yeah, I had subs in almost every car. And now I actually like silence. A lot of times I'm driving and there's just nothing. I just like, oh, I just like to be in my thoughts. I like to hear the environment. >> Yeah. Just like all the gay ████ now. >> [laughter] >> You know what I thought was super lame was um relaxing. What? I used to think people that got
5:07 massages were gay. Yeah. >> [laughter] >> Got massages? I love massages now, but I'm like, dude, what the Why you want to get all squeezed up for? [laughter] Did you think that was gay when you were working out like as a young guy, too? Like when you were in high school? But no one got massages. I be saying I thought I thought it was gay. Working out Well, cuz I got I I I started working out with my homies' older brothers who came out of prison. So, it wasn't looked at as like a health and fitness thing. It was like, this is like a macho. This is what we do. We lift in the garage. >> unmacho to get rubbed down afterwards. Yeah, like where you actually care about physical therapy and stuff and mobility, like like warm-ups. Like this guy is gay as ████ Yeah. [laughter] Resting. Yeah, like my parents over the weekends. Yeah, they want to take naps and ████ And I'm all like it's a day off. Let's do something, you
5:58 know? >> Yeah. But you take naps now? Hell yeah. I like resting. I like chilling. >> [laughter] >> Hell yeah. I I like sitting on a couch and just breathing. Like this is sick. Did you you you're probably the same as me where like cuz you were Seventh-day Adventist, Saturday was just Aw. nothing. >> for Saturday. Yeah. It's like I can't chase my dog anymore, dude. And then you cuz you can't play with toys, you can't watch TV, you can't do video games. You can't do anything. So I'm like yeah, I already pet the dog for 5 hours. I don't know what else to do. Pet the dog. [laughter] Yeah. It's like I don't know what the ████ [laughter] And then my parents are taking naps. They're like relaxing. They're just like talking. And then I'm just like >> [laughter] >> That's hard if you're such an active
6:49 kid. >> Hell yeah. You just do stuff. Another thing I didn't understand was quiet neighborhoods. I thought that was so >> That's a good one, dude. That's all I want now. >> That's all I want, too, dude. That's such a good one. But if I came into like a quiet neighborhood back in the day, I was like, why do adults like this? Like it's so scary. It's boring. There's nothing going on. It's boring. There's no stores. >> [laughter] >> There's no stores. You can't go shopping on That's so funny that like our idea of valuable real estate is so poor. >> Yeah. As a kid. >> Where's the Vietnamese man doing karaoke? Like it's so quiet. >> [clears throat and laughter] >> Yeah, it's so funny. There's no stores for miles and ████ What the ████ It's like it's so boring here. Yeah. Yeah. And a lot of land, you know?
7:40 I used to litter like a ████ You used to litter a lot? Now you you hate when people litter, huh? >> Yeah. And if I walk something if there's trash in my way I'll pick it up cuz now I'm all about like, "Hey, we we live in the same society, guys." You know? >> That makes sense. But before I was like, "Whatever. If I'm done with that ████ drink I'll just throw it out the window." >> [laughter] >> Or if I have gum I just spit it out, you know? >> Did you see that there's a there's a epidemic right now in Philly? In Philadelphia, yeah. So there um because like basically somebody is eating a lot of chicken wings when they drive and just throwing them out. >> [laughter] >> I wonder who that is. So they got a they got a epidemic of chicken wing litter? It's a real thing. It's chicken wing litter in the city but they they got some I guess like uh professionals to look into why and they
8:31 came the the reasoning they came up with is raccoons digging in the trash and throwing the bones out. Raccoons? Raccoons going to wing stop everyday. >> Yeah, let's have a chat. >> [laughter] >> And then like and then like everyone was laughing at that and then people started posting all these videos of dudes doing that. Like dudes actually eating chicken wings and throwing them out and there's a video of Tyrese doing it. No, really? Eating [laughter] a chicken wing out the window of his car and he just like throws the bone. That s███'s mad funny. It is biodegradable but it's I think it got to the point where it's just too much, yeah. >> hundred years, maybe. >> Yeah, but that's some ████ I used to do when I was young, too. I used to like the catacombs and ████ of the hell of litter. If it was food litter, I used to litter all the time. If it was food litter when I was young. I thought that ████ was that's pretty stupid. And then now I also am a stickler of like, "Come on, man." Yeah. I used to think smoking
9:23 was so ████ terrible, dude. I used to get so mad with smokers. >> You used to get mad? Yeah, I used to get annoyed when people smoke. >> you have that like feeling? Um just the smell and it was just like the reaction of like being around it. But now I think it's cool as hell, dude. >> it's cool? I think I want to start smoking. Like just dragging cigs. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. You're like, "Man, that ████ is You want to start smoking? Like you want to you want to pick up the habit? >> to pick up the habit. But I know it's bad for me, so I won't. So I'll pretend to be like when Joe's like, "Hey, you want to smoke a cigarette?" I'll be like, "Yeah." >> [laughter] >> You know what I mean? Well, cigars are a different thing, right? >> Yeah. Yeah, but just the idea the act of smoke cuz I remember as a kid I was like, "Oh, I'll never smoke." Cuz my dad smoked and all that, and it was so hard for me to quit, but now I'm like, "Yo, [snorts] smoking's kind of tight, dude. I kind of want to try it."
10:14 >> [laughter] >> It is a kind of You know what it is, too? Is for me like it's I ████ had asthma my whole life. I don't like smoke. Yeah. But the scent is nostalgic now. That and leather. Because you don't smell it on stuff anymore. Remember back in the day, everything smelled like smoke because everyone was smoking. You walk into a hotel lobby, you go to a doctor's office, just everything was smoking. >> old Vegas. Me, too. Me, too, man. That's the Vegas I remember. I I like that smell of the carpet. I like like just even when you look at to any memory like I'll think of ████ Fedco, and I just smell smoke immediately. It's funny. That's true. But I don't like smoking. I just like the smell. >> Do you remember things being a little darker like light? >> Yeah, everything was darker cuz nothing was LED. Yeah. Cuz I remember going to the mall and thinking, yeah, it felt like more like orange and like darker.
11:06 Yeah. Less fluorescent lights. Yeah, it's true. I don't know if it was fluorescent, it's just the lighting was different. It wasn't like bright and white. Yeah. Uh Anything else you guys used to talk ████ about and now you do? I feel I feel like it's a lot of things. I just want I feel like I just 180'd on so much. >> a lot of ████ about brands, I will say that. Brands? Yeah, just brands in general cuz I was I had a point of pride of being such a thrifter and getting vintage ████ that didn't have brands and I thought that was so cool. But then over time I started to respect as you learn about what makes a brand a brand, you respect how they got there and you respect the name a little more because it's not like they're just automatically put in those spots. You know what I mean? Like when you follow brands, I think when streetwear became a thing and I was just like, "Oh, you can read Bobby Hundreds like blog and see what every
11:57 step of the way and where they're at and it it helps you appreciate it more. It's not just like to be like flexing. Yeah. I thought it was cool. >> are just known because of how good they are. Yeah. Like like a Toyota or whatever, right? It's like it's there's no hype about it. Like it's just it's going to be really reliable or like like some cutlery that you buy you're like, "Oh, that's expensive just because that's the sharpest knife you could buy." Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It really is like a thing where you I think it's more of like a what do you call it? Like a superiority thing of like, "I'm not with the system. I'm an alternative guy." Yeah.
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