TK Kirkland on 2Pac, Biggie, Puffy, Ice Cube, Snoop, Mike Tyson, Tekashi, D Wade (Full Interview)

all right here we go so you can't Kirkland welcome back the great Vlad it's always a pleasure man the great TK man always a pleasure yes it's always a pleasure first let me say thank you for coming to my comedy show and Caroline's in New York City it was an honor to see you there for you to witness it for yourself oh yeah no it was an honor to be invited yes sir it was a packed house it was off the chain so I'm really glad that you saw the kind of love that you helped me get in the community over the years because everything everything helps oh man it's my pleasure it's my pleasure every time you come on there's always been a big a big response and it's created that whole TK Kirkland effect can I call it yes yes yes yes where to this day if you go into the comments on YouTube for any flat TV videos yeah there are multiple TK Kirkland's taking credit for whatever's happening in that particular video that's crazy and I want to thank everybody for showing me the love they have no idea that's a beautiful thing well let's go ahead and get into it it's been a few months since we spoke last time yes and since that time Takashi has been released from prison yes he dropped a new song that's now fighting for the number one space yes and we were all wondering hey look and this guy come back and are people gonna accept him after all the snitching I mean the actual audio got released from the court the paperwork is there and lo and behold he's on top of the charts yes he is and and what that tells you is that his fans are not street people its young kids and Latinos and beautiful women they're not in the streets they don't know they don't care nothin about the cold and all that type of stuff people just living a life and I started following him right because believe it or not I find the [ __ ] entertaining a high goal I he he is truly in to say somebody gonna crack him over Hey but now you can't get to him because he got federal protection right because remember uh I guess a little white girl living next door to him realized that it was him she went on Instagram live and next thing you know police swooped in and seven police cars swooped in and got him relocated in like 30 minutes Wow that is insane and with the kind of money has he shouldn't be in the community anywhere with other people that could see you that was dumb yeah I don't know he says being in and behind a gated Prince right and I guess he moved to a different house and they found out what that house was also Wow but it wasn't one of the rules that he's supposed to stay on social media I guess not yeah I guess not but all over social media all over social media and let me ask you a question why is he picking with snoop well I think snoops are picking on him initially snoops are calling him a snitch don't don't support rats and everything else like that Ryan Snoop being the big figure that he is apparently caught Takashi's attention so now Takashi started firing back okay now it makes sense cuz I thought it was the other way around no I think snoop was the one that originally started it he was like in people's comments and just talk about don't support rats and don't support snitches and so forth right right and in picking skills to show you from Donald Trump down to whoever that there is no moral conduct like when we was growing up as children when that really meant something right those type of things meant something we are this generation is the type of people that would take a picture with a murderer you could be on TV and shot nine people yesterday and walk down the street and people will literally say can I have a picture with you the moral conduct of society is out the window and I said this before yeah I mean if Takashi was walking down the street 99.9% of people would want to take a selfie with them Daniel sure will and won't even bring up the you snitch yeah yeah and I remember Godfrey I was speaking to him while Takashi was still locked up mm-hmm Godfrey's like well when he gets out he's gonna have to talk about snitched you know being a snitch in his raps and that's pretty much what he did I mean he can't do gangster lyrics anymore that I said that's a rap no he has to do snitch [ __ ] don't ya you're gonna be I'm a snitch I would say on you but tell on your ass I don't give a [ __ ] I'm their good girl take you to class cuz I'm a snitch man tell me a secret pop tell him shouldn't have told me I'm gonna tell everyone yeah he did I just think it's all clever he goes see there's no you've been through this from the Michael Jackson's - the Prince - mmm - 50 cent most people had a cosigner right the Jackson 5 had dynaroo initially the initial um Snoop Dogg had dr. Dre Eminem had dr. Dre and Snoop 50 cent had dr. Dre and Eminem right six nine have nobody he just blew up because of the publicity the negative publicity is but his music is pretty good I can see if he was horrible right he's not horrible I'm not personally a fan of I'm not a fan but this is what I'm saying is not horrible it's not the kind of stuff that we will listen to like the jay-z's and all that kind of stuff but I listened to what I saw say I think I know something but he's a character like how Snoop Dogg to me was a character growing up and that helped him with record sales because he really looked like a doorman treinta over in picture yeah don't appreciate I would [ __ ] to say the word but he looked like that so I don't know who 69 looks like but he's a character with the blond hair the colors and all that he got a lot of kids filing so well initially he did get a cosign there this rapper named trippy red okay who was blowing up at the time I mean he's still still a fairly hot rapper by the time he was blowing up okay put Takashi in one of his songs they did a song again okay and that song went big and then Takashi started beefing with him right afterwards something happened and so forth but I think if it wasn't for trippy red putting him on initially we may not have you know Takashi may not have happened right okay I don't know who that I'm not into the rap like I used to be so whoever that other person is I don't know but if that's what you're saying and so he so basically that was his cosigner initially now explain to me the de strange right when you hear him say 8 million or 80 million views that is that that does that translate to a lot of money uh yeah yeah I mean you get a different amount of money on Spotify than you do on YouTube than you do on a title but a million streams is usually thousands of dollars okay not it's not hundreds of thousands or millions okay alright thousand so yeah you get a million streams on one of these platforms you know let's say two million streams you might be able to put you know eight ten twelve thousand dollars in your pocket okay okay now I'm understanding okay so it's not a lot of money it's just that when you see R when you hear that so he could probably walk away what five hundred thousand well allegedly he came home to millions of dollars because of all the streams they were piling up while he was locked up Wow so this is the way the new way artist makes their money correct correct because the way it works is well people are buying music anymore you're not buying a CD for $10 or $15 how it was right day but there's more people who are consuming music okay so what I'm saying is there's more people who have Spotify or Apple music accounts and since its unlimited they're listening to more music all different types of music so you could have you could make millions of dollars off of songs that you own they just keep getting getting played over and over and over again throughout time so like I said it's less money but it's a bigger audience okay it kind of evens out at the end okay wow that's awesome so even though we have the pandemic some replicas just at home do what he's doing and make a few dollars afraid he builds a lot of rappers are making good money from their streams because people are listening to music a little bit more because they're sitting at home with nothing to do you know if you're releasing music during this time now you can't go and can do shows which is the majority of the money writers that a lot of these artists make because the end of day to make $100,000 from some streams it's a lot harder than doing a show for $100,000 right right if you're if you're a major artist okay but people are still making money people you know in the same way they of live TV still making money people are still watching videos right right that's awesome man isn't it to be in that kind of world I have that type of creativity on your side that you could sit home and not miss a beat that's awesome well in the process of Takashi beefing with Snoop he he brought up some paperwork that was gonna circulating around and what's interesting is that the paperwork that he's bringing up allegedly is tied to a fight that's new pad with some death row guys right back in the 90s and we had an interview with Reggie right Junior okay who was head of death row security mm-hmm who was kind of running death row at the time because [ __ ] was locked up right and he talked about a situation where him a couple of the death row guys and Travon Lane the one who was involved in the whole MGM yeah fight you know the Tupac ended up getting killed from afterwards apparently Trayvon hit Snoop and then dad's was there and then altercation happened people ran off and then Snoop ran into the police and they got arrested they had I think weed on him or something like that and a police report was issued from that situation at the universal F this is when snoot was assigned to Hagman so to master P we were there just to talk to him snoop because he was starting to dis i'm cherylin so I was just going to talk to snoop to say why you this in the home you know he's in jail we let you go we making money off you still but we sold you to them for four and a half million dollars and we letting you be with Master P now why you keep why you throwing jabs yeah you need to leave it alone and he was kind of high and mouthing in and all that time and then that's when I Trayvon oh stop snooping smooth took off and ran snoop was by himself no dad ran to Dad's ran what's new they both got arrested ran straight to the police that's when they both me you can look that up they both got arrested for marijuana possession in their in their pockets they have both had marijuana on him the paperwork said that that Snoop was telling them that they should was the one who killed Tupac or so I'm something weird like that because it makes sense because everyone knows it should get nothing to do with - right murder but now this paperwork is now floating around okay so snoop is saying that it's fake Takashi's saying it's real and so forth what are your thoughts about this type of thing I believe that time goes on and live you know snoop is one of my dearest friends so I believe if it's true it's true if it's not as not and at this time about lies God dropped all the charges like it comes a time in life that you just got to put some things and bury it and keep it moving because we live in a world that could sort the wrong things sake and cause someone their life right so to be for this young kid is not worth it because snoop is really on a whole nother level mr. 69 is I wish him all the best because I've been I've been in this business long time I seen when the death so Biggie and Tupac you know nipsey and all that and what we want to put out here in the universe because what we say Vlad is so powerful that you could say something I could say something it can make somebody want to go hurt somebody right so we have to since we have this platform me and you and other people come on after this we have to take the ability to understand to teach the young kids about life cherishing life understanding how valuable people are and just live your life and stop throwing other people under the bus go get your money and teach them how to stop thinking backwards good most our rappers hustle backwards and what I mean by that is they come from sometimes good families good neighborhoods they get a deal and then they get tattooed they dyed a hair then they want to become gang members that's backwards because most people tell you any gang member tell you he won't leave that alone take carry and move to a whole nother area that he's not subject to gang violence or putting his family in trouble and I meant when me and dr. Dre used to hang out he used to always tell me you they can't touch what they can't see and I always leave that and that's what we have to put out in universe and those are my thoughts too to the University to the young men out here and women listening to us you know whatever snoop did snoop did whatever 690 with stitch and we know it go make your money you've done something phenomenal I hope that you can live a long life because I don't know what's gonna happen but I want to put out in the universe that he lives a long life stay cherishing hopefully you made a mistake you don't understand it and you take time to teach other young men not to get caught up in the same mistakes that you have done oh yeah man that hole you can't touch what you can't see is so is so important because what have you ever heard of someone getting killed in a drive-by in Beverly Hills so true what have you heard of someone getting shot in Calabasas that's right that's right and it's just a mentality you got it you get when you get successful you got to leave and then you can touch it from afar but you can't be around the way because it's just a mentality of the communities if you're successful you know basically put it like this success has enemies got people hate you got people who hate me got people hate these cameramen because of what the people having a mind of success so everybody's listening remember one thing if you on your way to be successful you have enemies did you read the article about the young lady who got a promotion on her job and her best friend kilter no I didn't hear about that Oh Mintz is crazy it happened like early late latter part of last year the young lady it was a best friend she got a promotion on the job my best friend killed yeah I mean I'm when I first started doing flat TV even before flat TV when I was doing DVDs yes my thing was like alright I'm gonna go to these people's hoods with my camera and I'm gonna be in the studios on their blocks and so forth I remember I had to be a little easy easy son on his block and I remember right before the interview his man gave him a pistol he tucked in before the interview and the whole interview he's looking over his back because I guess this was a hot hot block that we were on yeah and something could happen at any moment I'm holding the camera I'm nervous cuz I don't have a gun on me right and and I said I remember after that I said that's it moving forward I'm gonna have my own Studios people to come to me there was coming my location right you know if I feel the person might be might be dangerous or might be hostile I'll have my own security in the in the room with me and I'm just gonna be extra careful I'm gonna spend extra money and spend extra time just for safety's sake understand and that's called common sense and common sense and cya you know what see why he means right what's that cover your ass cover your ass that's right yeah yeah but you know Takashi based on his taking the stand and testifying in his statements he gave his co-defendants we added it up over 70 years Wow that's not including two guys that are awaiting sentencing that were already found guilty that are both facing prison it's a it's a you couldn't make this up it sound like a fairy tale right someone was snitch on someone to come out and make millions of dollars and go and be successful that's why I'm saying there's no formula to being successful and if that's what he did and they went on to bless him you gotta take the good with the bad whatever he has coming to him if it's going to come yeah we could talk and we get everybody had their theories or whatever but I'm here to tell you whatever he's got coming to him he gonna get ya that's a fact I feel well you mentioned uh dr. Dre and you were on tour for the early NWA concerts yes at one point Ice Cube left NWA yes and the beef started and you know recently Ice Cube did this whole thing on Instagram live because I guess it was a 30th anniversary of America's Most Wanted okay his first solo album which i think is one of the best albums yeah aaseesh on repear yes yes yes period yes uh were you around when Ice Cube had left and the beef started with it's funny because if he because like TK he was every [ __ ] with the de-ice Q laughs I was there I was ended we all came back from a show and I was remembering them talking about they was getting they all got seventy five thousand but Ice Cube left and I didn't understand cuz DLC was my roommate on till shout-out to the DLC anyway if you listening to love you for life the DLC was my roommate and I always kept my distance no matter what group I was with even not toward r.kelly even when I total cash money I was much older than these guys at that time I was like maybe 28 29 it was an 8 21 22 to me they was children you know you 28 29 treatment you don't want to mess with that so I would get my money and go to my room do what I do because I was already touring already for about two or three years before they blew up so I had different girlfriends and all these different cities so when Ice Cube left I truly didn't understand it until he dropped the first album right that's okay all right now this is what you got a love about Ice Cube about his work ethic he drops his album it goes platinum he drops another out then he does boys in the hood with John Singleton put him on white room going did he out works he works so hard that he out works John Singleton meaning start doing his own movies stuff that's phenomenal so we go so far back with NWA I remember they had Suzuki jeeps sidekicks ice crew remember the burgundy side kicked your hair dr. Dre had a small 190 mercedes-benz we stole movies on tour me and Dre used to go run in the morning I still have him jogging and all that kind of stuff but don't that story between Ice Cube and dr. Dre phenomenal I don't know if I could have gone through what dr. Dre has gone through everything he had to go through to get to this whoo man yeah he had to leave death row and leave like his whole catalogue initially yeah it start a whole new thing and just the pain the threats the aggravation you don't know what's gonna happen to you the next day and to end up like he truly deserves everything he got coming tonight I wish him the best oh yeah I mean the whole death row thing like I remember hearing all these stories where after Snoop decided to leave death row like they were really you know like this incident that we talked about you know this altercation that was part part of that whole storyline of he left death row he joined No Limit but they were still mad about that [ __ ] and their rival trying to try and get him you know same thing I'm sure with Dre after Dre left death row it wasn't like a good amicable breakup like right sugar sugar and them was still like trying to get on his head and so forth right and that's that's just such a what I feel is a ridiculous way of doing business it's ridiculous it's um you gotta remember they were young kids at the time and when I used to sit back and think about some things and I pretty much gave everybody a pass once I realized they was in the 20s right because when you in your 20s you really doing some dumb [ __ ] so anybody was in their 20s that did crazy things I always gave him a pass because here's a kid like myself college track and field became an athlete but I was on probation in four different cities from the age of 22 the 42 years old I had to live a life you're not your parents to say you better walk that [ __ ] chalk-line I had to live my life that whole way so when I got into confrontations I had to turn the other cheek so that I wouldn't go to jail or be violated on probation and it probably was a good thing to train me so it it made my demeanor as a man become calm it made my demeanors a man to not overreact on certain things it's not worth it and Here I am today I'm Vlad [ __ ] TV baby yeah well should was born in 65 should was like in his 30s when a lot of this nonsense one said yeah yeah and the thing about sugars influence and then some people can't handle fame you know [ __ ] was my bodyguard I think I told you it was my buddy got me in the deal see you know we go way back I used to drive me around his car just me and he'll find self I never we never had that type of confrontation he was to me honestly [ __ ] was a nice guy so when I hear the stories that he's dead what he's done I sit back and I've seen people like that my own brother my you know other people that know just something about success you got to really be prepared for it just like with the the last dance of Michael Jordan right when you look at that you get you get different thoughts about whom you know they give him a pass because he was great yeah but what I got out of the Michael Jordan situation is a great man but at that time could not handle Fame and power because it's hard to walk into your work environment and you're scared of someone I don't give a [ __ ] if you went in the championship or whatever that's a horrible feeling to walk it to a room and you scared of that man or that woman or these group of people well I mean speaking of sug and the whole bodyguard thing I interviewed DLC yes and from your experience should was a nice guy to everybody but DLC told me first-hand accounts of how him and sug you know he would get drunk him he shook will go to the club he would do si would go and like grab some girl's ass or something or do disrespect some girl the dude would turn around and be upset naturally right and in the middle of the argument should would just punch him in the face Wow see so it's not even that yet not even knowing this should was even with DLC right and then they were then they get kicked out of the club and then the next night they would start over again I mean DLC was telling me these stories you know man you mean she became notorious and in Hollywood okay they we went through a point where they banned us from every joint you can go in we'd be walking up to the thing and maybe like now you know me number one we're gonna not bro you're not coming in here tonight well you said in a I think in the Playboy interview that you would go out and make a mess and showed would be people up oh yeah over it I would make the mess and he would clean it out yeah pretty much okay when you say make a mess give me an example I'm drunk and I'm walking into this club and I slapped some guy's girl on a butt and obviously he's going to not like that you know and my response would probably be probably be something really vulgar and in childish and and at that point he would have to make a move you know and none of those people probably even saw [ __ ] till it was too late too late and then then his people and our people it would be a big mashup and and then we all be running away from the club like like kids which we were basically okay 21 year old kid that's crazy but it goes show the respect he probably had for me you gonna stand like there's certain people that bring some people don't do certain things around and he had the utmost respect for me because I could tell you we never had an issue not one time and it was crazy to run in the dlc because after that NWA tour I had not seen DLC for 33 years and last year he came to my show in Dallas Texas at my comedy show so it was just it was good to see him I assume in 33 years that's how fast it's gone by yeah I like to you'll see man we've had dinner before just you know he'd be in New York at the same time yeah go out and hang out yeah get on the phone you know all this after our interview and this is you you told me this plenty of times yeah yeah yeah tight yeah I'm nothing you do business right but uh you know but saying that I shot dinner next time uh but the dlc story of how he was on top of the world just dropped a classic album he was basically you know part of NWA after uh after Ice Cube left he came in and really kind of made his his his place in that group and he's with Dre and Dre [ __ ] with him and everything and out of nowhere that that crash happened yes and he messes up his vocal cords and then he goes into the story of how the doctors told him not to operate because they do further damage but he just wanted to get back on tour again so he operated again and messed his vocal cords are people more Wow just goes to show you know as we're sitting here in the whole coronavirus situation yes you just can't assume that your life will not be going as good as it is today so tomorrow I totally reread you wanting to be sent like you know a lot of people say life is too short but I tell people don't ever say that I think you'd say every time you say life is too sure you take six months off your life life is too long and you don't want to tolerate the [ __ ] cause words are powerful and I always tell people I want to put this in the universe of people understand what I mean how powerful birds are when Biggie Smalls is alive and he did life after death it sold out both was life after death murder people dying correct him a two-pot talk about death they're dead jz puppy combs talked about money and house they got the money they had the house and djz got the the baddest girl in the game so what'd you say and remember these people what you say is extremely powerful what comes out your mouth so I try to teach people on your platform how powerful words are yeah I mean two pucks old stepbrother mopreme mm-hmm I asked him flat-out I said did Tupac's obsession with death ultimately lead to his demise and he said yes he said every other song die die I'm dead I'm dying after I'm gone Makaveli I'm cover he's on a crucifix with a bullet coming at him his last music video he's in heaven I ain't mad at you yeah like it's just death on top of death on top of death on top of death if you listen through his music you see through his albums you'll see there's a constant death chant it's always talk about dead don't forget you could die [ __ ] you die can die we could die my dog [ __ ] died [ __ ] you wanna die die die die death death [ __ ] die yeah you know what I mean and I think that's because um cuz Park would have dreams too you would you know you wake up screaming his [ __ ] really mmm so so so he was he felt he was gonna die soon yeah he didn't think he was gonna make it I mean a lot of youth at that time as well felt the same way that we didn't feel we was gonna make it to 21 23 we did you know he didn't think he was gonna make it to 21 and he doubt how old was he when he died 25 25 25 if you don't think you're going to live very long you're going to act like you're not going to live very long yes yeah and yeah I remember Willie D I just had him on my show and it's like is people like to say well well it's my time it's my time but Willie look kind of loose you know Willie D looks at it like yeah but are you speeding things along that's right does joining a gang speed things along for you just driving without your seatbelt speed things along right it's true and I always tell people see God is a beautiful thing that and the thing about life is you want to eat right take care of your health to extend the contract right there's a contract between you and whatever your higher being is so the goal is hey I want to do everything right to extend the contract because I understand life right I want all my [ __ ] man is out of this thing cuz I I love it that's why I get up at 4 o'clock in the morning I don't want I'm not even doing on that [ __ ] 4:00 in the morning I just want to be up though and let the man my Creator understand I appreciate this trick I appreciate in my living room my backyard driving a nice car talking to good people you'll say I have a barbarian flying my kids different place distant is important to me and people need to start taking back you got to have a purpose to get your ass up in the morning you know I want people strive stop trying to be with every girl stop trying to have all these [ __ ] babies stop trying to you know get your life together so you can enjoy this [ __ ] like people people don't see what we see black they playing yeah I remember watching the new Jumanji movie and Danny DeVito had this quote that just really like really stuck in my head he's good a lot of people try to say they're getting old as hell man it's not hell it's a gift being old and getting right when old age is a gift and I make women understand that you're here female tomate oh my god and get oh it was like what would you like to die today it changed the whole perspective you want to get all this [ __ ] out that you got coming to because ain't no coming back yeah you're in your 50s I'm in my 40s Tupac never got this far never go never got this far pop smoke never got this far a lot of the people that we admire and we idolize and we look up to did not get this far and it takes being pretty smart to get to an older age yes sir he does I agree I especially in my life turn another cheek stayin in when you're supposed to stay in not letting things lure you into the wrong place believe it or not your friends are important as well a lot of people are dead or in bad situations because they want to be down with their friends I'm like [ __ ] that [ __ ] I'm a loner huh anybody gonna get they stuff with trouble it's gonna be me getting myself a job not because I was hanging with another guy another female Andre Harrell's just passed man did you know I met him a few times we knew each other yeah we definitely knew each other and when I saw that I said [ __ ] it just makes you appreciate so much in life because in my head I had this visual thing in my head that's why I like going to funerals you know because you go to free nose officially family members my thoughts used to always be who's next like I'll be looking at aunts and cousins and in my head I'm like [ __ ] who's next so when you see this this list of people going think about it from the 2000 to 2020 we lost Whitney Houston Michael Jackson Prince and so on right all between 2002 20 you yeah we just thought lost a little Richard a little Richard awesome guy met him years ago James Brown we lost in the last 20 years I lost six oh I lost three uncles and three aunts between April 1st and March 19th and we just pretty much buried half the people last person got buried yesterday that's how yeah how backed up the funerals are Kringle homes are and on the East Coast yeah my condolences on that it's crazy my condolences yeah and remember years ago ice always say get your [ __ ] life insurance now you can't even get it I heard it giving people a hard time I bet I bet and you know before we get off this topic I want to shout out the passing of Francisco sabalo who was a 73 year old man from Angola who at the time of his death had 156 children and 47 wives what during this pandemic thing if you got a good woman with you it can truly be a blessing but think about the people who are with people and they don't like each other this has been hell oh yeah imagine the domestic violence that's happening there's been skyrocket didn't it yeah so I heard yes boom that's what I heard yeah being locked up with someone you hate man you don't have you don't have the money to put yourself in a new situation exactly and this is what glad you've been interviewing me for four or five years I've been saying this since day one have your money right and they think it's just because I want them to be able to date is really because if it doesn't work out the transition is smooth you can get your own place right you can get your own car one of the worst things I don't want a man to go through it will ever hear these words is pack your [ __ ] and get the [ __ ] out my house I don't want no man to have a woman ever say that to them well you were actually in LA in the vicinity when biggie got killed absolutely matter of fact at me and here's a assistant Lee Lee Lee note a black nor was Puffy's assistant we all hung out that day at Malibu biggie and we got tattoos and what was interesting about that day was after we hung out I forgot the hotel we were staying at my Sunset Boulevard when we went to the party I had a comedy show that night at the comedy act theater I didn't want to go cuz when I say blad that party was the [ __ ] when I say everybody and they mama was at this event it was amazing so I had three women mean I'm always pulling women so I had three women leave with me to go to Crenshaw to do this comedy show but I saw all the gang members there I knew I know everybody and I said okay this shouldn't go and last the whole night when I come back I see the police got the streets blocked off one of my friend said you'll tkae biggie got shot my gear right so I went to Outkast listening party they had a party right there on Sunset used to be from the old Carlos and Charlie's back in the day so I'm updating my my my senses wasn't right I start looking out the window and I said hmm let me just go to see the side night so I got in my car went to the hospital saw this big crowd I saw on Lele all day there and she told me that big hair passed away and I just couldn't believe it I went home I'm sat on my whole time and I'm home I went to my hotel room shot on the bed and I asked I remember like it was yesterday I called my mom he goes what was crazy he died March night and my brother in 97 am i right ding but I 97 biggie let me see how March 9 1997 yeah March the other and my brother had got murdered March 9th my brother got murdered in 95 our first week of January so he died on my brother's birthday so I remember calling my mother say ma how this boy died and she was really sad about it as well so it took me he was a good kid you know so it makes you like I said all this death you just appreciate life you know you suck I know you appreciate everything to the point that even when you drive it you cut the radio off just to hear the tires on the highway you look out your window you see the debris you appreciate the breeze you know you see people can't walk you like man this person can't walk and we don't we we're not thankful of how we can ask to get up and go walk and we take it for granted so I appreciate everything yeah I mean my dad passed late last year and I remember at the end he had to be in a wheelchair and I remember thinking like okay let me get back on this treadmill let me go ahead and and start moving around and getting in better shape yeah this is my dad who had been active his whole life right whole life he got he got hit with Parkinson's at the end so he really out of his control yes but I don't know where he came and it really made me think like okay as long as I can walk I'm gonna appreciate walking that's right and I remember I said extend it extend the contract of life right that's what's important thing and what I want to also tell people think about what you just said it's not how well you live it's how well you die do you have everything right for you on your last days and how do you want to go like this nursing people dying in nursing homes or anything of that nature and not being prepared to be in your own home we'll have someone to take care of you understanding guardianship see Allah people understand guardianship how if you are considered incapacitated how the state will come in take your home take your money and the kid you two children let's take it away from the kids so I want everybody listen to understand garnish if you get a chance to read the watch the docu-series dirty money on Netflix and it's an episode in there about guardianship how this man had all this stuff going on and this attorney robbed them and understand it's a system the the state is involved the judge the prosecutor everything just like when Kobe Bryant passed away in January and I saw his wife Vanessa had went to get attorney to have her daughter be part of the will because I'm coming in that time to do it prior to his death play now she has to pay out of the estate to guardians to protect the rights of her child you understand somebody's getting paid off this man's money that had nothing to do with it so that's why people have to really understand God he should understand what you're doing and get the right attorney because also think about the attorneys who are the turns on that guardianship with Kobe they get to eat for the rest of their life Michael Jackson attorneys get to eat for the rest of their life they wasn't an F damn basement and when Joe was whooping the ass with belt and Michael was doing all I'm doing spins if you gotta say they're saying so man the attorneys who yeah I think that the Tupac estate is run by one of the attorneys now now that his mom passed yeah there you go hey and if I'm not mistaken I think you can pass it down like a good attorney you could pass it to your children it's a crazy game man well when you were hanging out with biggie the day he got killed did he realize that there was a level of danger in LA because sugar was still mad about the situation the beef was still kind of ongoing I heard there were some threats floating around and so forth so here's my thing I I was I would happen to be associated with the East Coast and the west coast on that particular day even though we hung out early that day everything I've always done I've always been in my own lane my own zone I never got caught up because I'm from the East Coast originally so until me and puff had our little situation back in the day they always treated me with the utmost respect like proper treatment almost respect will go to masters for a garden together he'll let me be in his dressing room lobster cristão everything like biggie little sees everybody little cam the whole team I want to do I want a puppies birthday parties I'm back in the day so when they came to Cal LA I was pushing my truck you know they had the green truck I had a black one just like that and we got it from Beverly Hills rent-a-car right thing on the corner right by the airport I'll shout out today so berryhill's were in the car at the time question he's still doing his thing and far as the energy I never got a part of it never felt it wasn't even paying attention to it believe it in that I just be in my own zone leaving an app but you know I just I just be doing me well you were also in Vegas when Tupac got killed damn sure was and earlier that day I don't know why I'm taking fat burners this is crazy story because me and Mike Tyson all of us is tight as well so when Tupac gets killed I met the club 666 in Vegas six six two six six two I'm up in VIP but I start getting sick because fat burn is an alcohol don't go together so I'm not even fat I'm just taking fact very sticking I'm doing this stuff so I'll take a fat burner thinking like took it like two three o'clock in the afternoon so after leaving the fight everybody goes their own way I'm laying in the hotel at the party and I'm watching the new sick as a [ __ ] and I see on the news that too bad I got shot and I even they say he's gonna get out because I want him staying in that hotel for about a week and right after that at the pass I had had a comedy show and Charlotte North Carolina at the comedy zone so it was [Music] it was just a crazy thing with Tupac because he was a nice gentleman to to open up on down in Atlanta Jack the rapper just crazy to see all this facility matter of fact matter of fact Blair this changed the topic we can about death we've been on death like ten [ __ ] minutes well I had an interview recently with Marcellus Wiley mm-hmm a former football player now has a show on Fox Sports yes and he said that the majority of sports professional sports players right now well not a majority said about a third of professional sports players right now are living paycheck to paycheck Wow to focus in on athletes yeah when I played guys were living check to check CJ McCollum just came out and said he thinks the third of the NBA players are living check to check oh I will bet that that number may be even higher in the NBA or NFL you're you're young you have so many things pulling at you family business and you don't know the proper value of that so what does that lay lead itself into you start doing stuff where you don't properly budget it you think it one I'm young I'm invincible I'm gonna make this money for a long period of time and then when something like this history a harsh reality that changes that dynamic you haven't planned for it just like most people haven't planned for it well this is a story that we've been known for years right they get famous and get their money no no management I here fronting for people that don't care I mean think about the two football players just this weekend that did the robbery active at the party right and they all took off in Lamborghinis BMWs and a Porsche and I was gonna lead into this at some point it was it was two guys that DeAndre Baker and Quinton Dunbar yes who apparently them and some other guy decided to rob like a barbecue full of people right and they stole like Rolex watches he blows autumn ARS other jewelry cash and they ran off in like a Lamborghini and like nobody's gonna recognize you at some point being a professional football player do you say okay I am 100% not gonna get away with this let me just stop what I'm doing and see how I manage is [ __ ] here's all your stuff back right right right let's just let's just stop this before we actually leave the vicinity yes sir but I mean you're in a Lamborghini what you're thinking oh well I could outrun the cops do their God forgive me like older I get don't get me wrong when I was young I did some fucked-up things and made bad choices but I want kids to understand that the reason why we have shows like this and the reason why we have history and we have Google and we have other things too you can find a history is for you guys not to make the same mistakes this is why we are here to teach the youth not to make the same mistakes so that you can sidestep some of the [ __ ] that you don't have to go through in life right these young men whether we know right now we're gonna say that they're innocent yeah we're gonna say that the innocent but to put yourself in a situation like that should jeopardize everything you worked hard for it's not worth it well there was a string of football players that have been arrested recently in the last week there's a wide receiver for the Redskins Cody Latimer was assaulted on assault and gun charges apparently he got into a poker game with some people it didn't go well and he pulled out a gun and threatened to kill everybody he got arrested for that Buffalo Bills player and oliver jr arrested for DUI and unlawful gun possession yes you know and then let's not forget Earl Thomas was I guess cheating on his wife and she showed up with her friends and a pistol yes this put a good put a gun to his head man listen to me I always teach young men you who are successful in their 20s and late 2030s then when you get that kind of money [ __ ] trying to fall in love you have to travel the world have fun date different women still be nice I don't see some people under I need people understand don't treat them like they and [ __ ] you got always treat a woman but the utmost respect flowers champagne don't get married to mess up another woman's life good this woman is truly in love with you and I truly believe that you can't marry someone on equal level it's because marriage is a business really guys are what [ __ ] say and if people understand at you if you've got to 3 million liquor store in a car and the woman that you [ __ ] with and got [ __ ] but you get caught cheating and she divorce shoot half that [ __ ] is hers so I always tell people unless unless you have a prenup and they got ways to get waiting prenups now they do they do but a prenup is a significant obstacle yeah it is it is and but my point is most of them don't right so listen guys you gotta listen to me and Vlad live your [ __ ] life why go through all that [ __ ] when you got all that kind of money he wants to travel and in treat have a good time with women and then there's a thing called settle down cuz you've done it all you go ahead every type of STD you know hair every type of shot in your ass right you so tired of [ __ ] there you go you know what I was I just really want a real nice woman to raise my children and then dating so many women will give you the knowledge of what type of woman you want to have your child like some women are beautiful with the nice titties and ass and long after the makeup done girls are just for trophy go out have dinner to look cute but do you want them to take your child of soccer soccer game will they take your child to football game see some women not built for that so you got to find a type of woman that you pay the bills or your I pay the bills together or you'll take turns that take the kids to baseball take turns the basketball camp because some of these women and they might just be young now hopefully they listen to this interview too and as they move forward can become a decent mom to raise these children who are coming out here in this world in the next 15 20 years well and I'll tell you this if you were a man with some money and you marry or you're getting ready to marry a woman who does not have very much money if she does not agree to sign a prenup she is not the one I totally agree I'll just say this flat out I like women didn't get pissed off and so forth if a woman says I will not marry you with a with out with a prenup she is not the one I told how I clean up a prenup doesn't mean that she gets nothing you could say okay look I'm sitting on five million if we get divorced I'll give you half a million right yeah you're not gonna get you're not gonna get half right me because really in most states it's like half of what was earned during the course of the marriage like if the woman is not contributing to what you're earning giving her half of what you've earned primarily by yourself as yeah occulus and we look for the record and vice versa ladies I know there's someone who said what about the female had more money and a guy saying read up same thing and I was always taught through my art she always said if you miss someone that didn't have what you have what you want them to have to make them an asset you can go that route too but you got to really understand cuz that can backfire you I've seen a lot people put the girl through Medical School mmm-hmm hair school and may change they life and boom she gone right because the thing about a prenup or alimony and so forth it does not apply to children without support is automatic regardless of the paperwork that you sign yes you go and have two three children with this woman and you're you're a millionaire and you get divorced you're gonna owe you're gonna have to pay if she has primary custody regardless of the paperwork right he's gonna be good in that regard right but if she says I'm not gonna sign a prenup or you gonna have to marry someone someone else gonna find someone else go find someone else well stay single like me there you go there you go well bio recently went on Instagram and he's talking about how everyone's saying not to fly and you know the the planes are dangerous right now but he's saying all he sees is these women they're out flying out to go me dude's room for a cure for a cash out right literally risking their lives for a few hundred dollars in a free trip right it's interesting to me just you know from the outside looking in that you would literally risk your life right now trying to go see someone for a little bit of money getting on a plane which I'm not doing right now and right right I've got I've got a whole apartment in Manhattan right now that's empty because I just don't want to take the flight I'm writing month after month of rent and that's fine because I'm trying to stay alive that's right and that's the capital of all this [ __ ] that's going down exactly that's - that - but even really seeing new people during the time like this just seems crazy to me but apparently it's still happening well it goes to show you about leadership right and we mean the gentleman's talk about this a little earlier leadership has so many levels that could confuse you when you have a leader like Donald Trump who no one's respects no one believes then you have governments and mayors who have taken the wing of things that try to run it their way because the federal government don't know what the [ __ ] they doing right and I always tell people in my show and I think you remember this in my show I always say the government comes to state the state prints the city the city prints the people so when you don't have leadership people do what the [ __ ] they want to do because they don't believe nobody so this is why we have big parties down in Atlanta Georgia in the thousands this is what we have beaches in Miami and Los Angeles packed like it was a concert down in these places because no one is believing anyone same thing with the young ladies going to get their their money they got to eat they trying to do be protective but it's a sign of what you see right demonstrations being a conversation so you see people doing whatever they want to do because we had a leader that said this is a hoax and miraculously this is gonna disappear now we got 90,000 people excuse me 90,000 people dead on his watch because of his hatred towards President Obama who when he got rid of all the pandemic centers over when he got in the office to protect us and here we are today now we have to live with something for the rest our lives because we have no vaccine right there's a vaccine people want to go live their lives so you could be walking past a person someone could just touch it and they don't even know how you're getting it it could be it could be a sneeze it could be a touch it they just don't know so with all that said and then you do the reading and what's gonna happen in the fall with the Kovac when it comes back the second wave along with the flu what its gonna do people now I'm at their age I mean that age group where they knocking this [ __ ] out I got min that I'm in this so I'm taking the vitamin C I'm doing whatever the [ __ ] I can not to be having a tribute on your show and not to be on CNN news being in that ninety a hundred thousand one night or late on Don limit well what do you think of the term Karen Karen yeah that's like a term that's used up for like the white women to call the police on you or you know that's [ __ ] hilarious you ever heard that before no I've never heard that he teaching me something you know here's the thing we was raised at of a woman ever call the cops on you you leave that woman alone that's that's how he was raised but men with the emotion of state of mind an overreaction hitting a female or threatened a female what are you supposed to do that's why we want to teach young men that to control your emotions because these women will call the police on you your ass will get locked up and if you are entertainer you got a great job your supervisor you will lose your job and one of the worst things to go to jail for is over some ass or jealousy to be sitting in there and then people ask you what you in for like you're my [ __ ] just trippin yo that's the best embarrassing it really is I always tell guys if you can't you ain't got probably that prompter girl get a new [ __ ] you got problems with man get a new man like [ __ ] it like people who you know I like domestic violence classes right I say all people go to med domestic violence get expected to two weeks and they call the girl baby I I got myself together and I went to these classes I'm okay now see I don't believe in domestic violence classes I believe you stay away from the [ __ ] I can make you mad hmm that's like saying I'm a crackhead right but didn't you get clear up would you go hang around the same [ __ ] that do crack have you in domestic violence and the woman that puts you in jail and you go back to her nine times out of ten you're gonna get locked up again well yeah I was watching your stand-up special this morning yes on Amazon Prime thank you look it up wake up everybody and you're talking about how dudes will sit there and [ __ ] every girl in town and their girl will cheat one time and they don't want a killer I think everybody they want to kill I was in a situation like that that's why that joke came up I had a guy who wasn't even dating this girl and I didn't even know they was [ __ ] around a while back I met her we had a good time he found out about it but he waited six seven months and then one day I'm standing out in front of the funny funny bone on Sunset and he wasn't even man enough to confront me head-on he came behind me and hit me here with a pipe knocked me I fell backwards and my head hit the car hit the street a female who was there picked me up because a cab was almost about to run over my head almost died so now him being who he is him being mine we all pretty much know the same people people telling me not to press charges I'm talking to him so my thing was I wanted him to fight me head up and give me a fair one he didn't want to fight me I was the big homey and all that kind of stuff and it hurt my heart because so many other people were about to get involved with me and this guy that it could have really escalated something over some ass like to me to fight a man and group other men are coming because they respect you they [ __ ] with you over a female is the dumbest [ __ ] in the world so I had prayed on it believe it or not and I had asked God to give me the strength to just be a better person so I had to I had to really make a choice and everything that's come to me Vlad The Breakfast Club my my company to put out my specials my record label shout out to Jason Riggs I've been blessed ten times more to make a decision to prove a point to young man that I was the wrong person to [ __ ] with because in my heart that's what I wanted to do in my heart I'd be I really I was gonna throw it all out the window and you sometimes you got to talk to yourself right and I didn't want to see myself in jail saying in myself this [ __ ] wasn't worth it and that's why all my experiences in my younger days in my 20s and 30s have taught me to value and appreciate the things that I do now and peace of mind the greatest thing I wish for everybody in this world these gentlemen here sitting there watching you and other people that one day you as you get older you can have the blessing of peace of mind because it's priceless yeah I remember I interviewed Willie D recently mm-hmm and he said the most profound [ __ ] that her in a very long time he said we all know a bunch of guys that say all right we're gonna go to the club tonight and there's some dudes disrespect us we don't [ __ ] them up mm-hmm we all know people like this right but we don't know very many people that say this all right we're gonna go to the club tonight and some dudes disrespect us we're gonna [ __ ] him up now the process of doing that I'll probably get killed so you can have my Jordan collection and tell my mother that I got some money behind behind my closet right and given my car to my sister because I'm not planning for what the other person's gonna do I'm just thinking in my head how I'm gonna react to another person right but if you look at most the people on death row who have killed a bunch of people they're not big huge tough guys no they're usually smaller guys yes who don't want to be [ __ ] with you know I'm gonna make one stop before I go out there cuz I gotta go over here to my girl house and I'm gonna kiss my baby and kiss my kiss my woman and let them know I love them and then I'm going and get killed oh and I miss the suit I want you to bury me in oh man are to tell no me put too much makeup on me and [ __ ] man cuz you know like all that man you know tell anymore much aware man you let them know man you know you know like you would really plan it all the way out but they don't plan on what other people could possibly do to them they only think about what they're gonna do to somebody else so early on I was cognizant of what the other person might do but I never underestimate people I don't give a damn about sighs I wrote sighs and [ __ ] for Bushwick bill all right so I don't care about sad sighs likewise there are other people who don't care about sighs and if you look at the if you look at death row I remember a few years ago I looked at the people on death row and most of those guys 1 to 6 feet tall and 160 pounds soaking wet little cats squeezing off squeezing that trigger so there are guys that because they got some size on them they're quick to fight quick the swang on somebody or little own it all whoop your way I've heard people say that declare grab broke right and I always tell people people work out like me you know I got my little thing big guys who work out always get shot by skinny [ __ ] true story it's very skinny [ __ ] but it has to go back to the times when I was growing up and we we had slow dancing and great music and it's a lot of men today and never had a woman on a dance floor an actor so beautifully fired drink go to the middle the dance floor she smelled so good you talked in their ear so when you have moments like that and you understand what it is we have to get back to teaching men how to go to a club instead of trying to fight ask a woman to dance instead of trying to fight by a woman a drink and if she doesn't want to talk to you that's alright by another woman to drink there's other women in the club just because you bought this woman to drink I mean you got stay up under I always tell min when you you always buy a woman to drink cuz that's for her time you never sit there and talk to a woman and not by drinking that means you have no class and if you ain't got no money you shouldn't be in the club anyway so you in the club you have a few dollars on you yeah something women they don't just take a drink that's part of the game you bought one we drinking don't work out you're gonna be somebody up now if you pull somebody else in that [ __ ] bad the woman that passed up on it is gonna be like wow I [ __ ] up and those the things that you look forward to clay the player 10 to 10 well speaking of money the CEO of Amazon Jeff Bezos whoo they're saying could become the world's first trillionaire with a T yes by the year 2026 is that it oh and before and before I ask you your opinion on this I just want to say this when you hear me say this and when you read this in the you know on the websites if you get angry and say it's not fair that this guy got so much money while everyone else is out of work and you need to put them in prison or carve up his money you are setting a road map for yourself to be broke for the rest of your life I agree do people say that about him people at you see the comments like oh it costs a third of that set and the world's hunger the fact that one person got so much money is just criminal and he doesn't pay his employees nothing and you know you know he needs to this that and the third when I hear this I become inspired I say damn that's possible I who was born around the same time as me who looks kind of like me who I feel is about as smart as I am could put together a trillion dollars that's awesome I love it and see the way you think is the way I think it doesn't it doesn't make me mad at them it inspires you to achieve it right and I always tell people and which I'm about to tell you everybody never tell somebody else what they should do with their money never regardless of what your heart says that we are goddess of what you feel in your heart you can't tell somebody else who worked all for their money what they should do with their might no matter how much they have it's just just the law never do that oh yeah I no longer have a friend these days because he he got into it with me about how I want to give him some money to go see his girl and what nah I'm good cuz I'd already let him some money he never paid me back oh wait wait wait wait oh I got stopped you a man asked you to give him some money to go see his girl Wow you should have said am i [ __ ] her that's what you just say you you don't let me [ __ ] don't [ __ ] man I can't believe that's the case right now that was gays different story but that's embarrassing yeah he actually twisted up his mouth and said I've seen you spend thousands of dollars on some [ __ ] and you not gonna lend the money to you it's your man so I could go see my girl and I said man [ __ ] you and that [ __ ] yeah those are my exactly yeah step your game up yeah pathetic pathetic man and but there's not a lot of men out there that really stand on their own two their whole lives you see you see these mama's boys that are in their 30s or 40s still living with their mothers yes sir yes sir the world has I feel sorry for the women in today's generation you know for masculinity like you know you got two guys wearing the dingaling earrings you got the women who you got the men who are softer than the females because the women hit me on my Instagram all the time TK thank you for speaking up on masculinity thank you for talking about the Wayne way thank you for saying all these different type of thing because the girls don't know who to choose to be the men in their in their relationship so you find women who are taking Li so to speak they're the man you know they're running everything and they just really want someone that can understand being a man so they don't have to make the decisions where to go to dinner where we're going this for we're doing it because men are not doing that anymore as a whole well what did you think about the whole Dwyane Wade thing you talked about his son yeah the son is the transition think about here's the thing about how I feel about this I think every man every parent can raise their child the way they want to behind closed doors but once it comes on social media it belongs to all of us so once it's out there then we have we have to give our opinion on it because especially if it's something that you truly believe I don't hate the Wayne way I just feel that your business should have stayed behind closed doors and we don't need to know about how you are going to raise your child but since you put your business out there I'm gonna voice my opinion on how I feel about it doesn't mean I hate you know I just leave don't go around promoting that [ __ ] if that's my that that's not what the rest of the world is think about because you're a man you wanted the most iconic basketball players in the world so you're going from show to show promoting a confused society already because we all find these they confuse out here because they're influenced it's a whole nother level you're gonna have other young kids tucker today parents making decisions uh i i'm such a such did it with his child dad or mom i want to do the same thing and parents are here to guide the children to tell them what's right and wrong you won't let a fourteen-year-old shoot up heroin and they arm you only let a fourteen-year-old go rob a bank you won't let a fourteen-year-old take your car and just drive down the freeway you just look parents to say no that's wrong you can't do that we hear is guidance we hear as elders so it's the same thing and make a decision on your sex life or what you want to become now once you've grown and grown to me is thirty you know some people say eighteen and twenty is growing up growing to me is thirty years old you have experience in life in you know how to pay bills you know how to change the toilet paper ya know you got young grown-up [ __ ] man taking the toilet paper right you know change the old toilet paper they leave the one that's off and then put the other toilet paper on top of that without changing the whole thing if you're still doing that you're not ready for anything in life well yeah Dwyane Wade son is 12 years old ya see and I wasn't having sex at 12 years old I mean I'm sure in some in some communities that's a common thing yeah me I was still a virgin at 12 yeah you don't know sexually really anything yes yeah if you haven't had sex yet how do you know sexually what you're in yes yes that's right you don't you don't and for the people who listen to one the defendants and the Wayne way you listen to it like I said my [ __ ] I'm mad at you I met anybody that want to raise your child that way but once this [ __ ] go on social media and the world sees how you're running especially against it real [ __ ] are speaking up that's the problem with the world we always turn the other cheek and that people do what they want to do I'm here to hold [ __ ] accountable well yeah there's always the whole thing of female equality and everything that should apply to a man should apply to a woman but I have yet to take a woman out on a date and have her pull out her wallet yeah I'm the same way I'm saying in fact the times that I just said hey why don't you why don't you cover it this time I'll cover it next time I can distinctly remember multiple situations with that woman to not want to see me again after that no no during during my broke days I'm not you know okay I got someone I think I was gonna come on I think I've done it through my life and the women have always stayed around like the women that I've dated so successful so strong that if I want to fly somewhere and I say I'm gonna pay for it they'll say I pay for my own ticket I don't need you so I always tell me when we was young we tricking and flying with me different places there's women I have glad listen to him telling you that we'll pay they own not that it's a bad thing because as a man you pay young well guy set up the hotel you know so we might do a little shopping and I'll pay for dinner everything but to know that there's someone that can contribute is a beautiful thing cuz all men no matter rich or poor want to know that the woman that they're dating on the man of the dating could help out a little bit that's some good feeling yeah and even if they can't help out financially they better make up for that in other ways in other ways I totally agree that's being thoughtful and considerate like if you move in with me and you ain't got no money but the cable bill is just a hundred dollars and you say just all I got is a hundred dollars I'm good with that yep well right now public venues are all closed mm-hmm there's no sports games going on anywhere there is no major concerts and all my comedian friends right now are not doing any shows and for the majority of those people that is a lot of their money yes were you personally affected by all of your bookings suddenly disappearing oh hell yeah thousands of dollars but you as we was raised and yeah our parents just tell us save your money for a rainy day that's embedded in my heart and do my lifetime I believe spend a couple of drizzles you know any like eyes okay you know but this is a [ __ ] storm and I'm so thankful that I think I'll be able to ride this out in my lifetime until this thing gets a little better but that's like I'm I always put things in place like you know my my special that you saw earlier Dacor who raised you I own it you know it's the number one special on Amazon Prime I also have another special on there called are there any questions so yeah people who are doing the the Instagram thing with the cash tip on the bottom which I think it's cheesy no disrespect I don't don't put me on the Instagram hat no cash I could I and I heard for money like that you know my thing is go to my comedy special who raised you is different not like no other comedy show you're gonna learn something from it and you'll be able to tell somebody else about the show and if you're not sister if you're not week and you have lived life this is comedy show for you but you ain't got to life together you saw do not watch who raised I mean it's interesting I had earthquake on my show yes earlier this year this is our first interview yes and when I have a new guest on and I don't know them very well sometimes I have to sort of tiptoe around certain questions and figure out how I'm gonna ease into it yes and one of the one of the questions I had was before that our interview there was an interview I saw on a comedy hype with his ex-wife yes talking about how earthquake stopped paying child support and her and his son is now homeless and it's just how messed up it is and so forth so you know near the end of our interview I brought this up and I said do you want to discuss this he said absolutely he said look when I first you know split up with my wife mm-hmm and I had I had to pay child support as a as a stand-up comedian I understand that my money is not always gonna be regular right I'm an independent contractor if I get shows that I'm good but if I don't I might have a drought right I never want to be you know he never wants to be in a situation where suddenly he's backed up on child support or whatever so the whole time that he was paying he was overpaying okay preparing himself for a situation where he's not gonna have any money coming in right now by you know by the grace of God he never had that downturn mm-hmm and he never had a situation where he didn't have to pay so by the age of like 15 or whatever he had already paid up his child support awesome for the the child's life and the woman did not plan out properly her own finances and was depending on this man's money yes support both her and their son and now she's doing interviews talk about how he's a deadbeat dad and whatever else but he's like I've paid everything off well in the interview she said because you had paid off your child support a little bit early that she felt she was about to be homeless along with your son well her being homeless is not the reason why I paid it off early because I'm an independent contract as of you yep you don't work you don't eat right you have a young lady which she is and you know that if you if I mess around and get sick I will not make money to pay her so my thing is let me put some extra to it so I build up some working capital so in case I get sick I have payments I already paid mm-hmm thank to the good lord I never got sick so those 15 years of extra payments accumulated to six months early of me paying so I say a joke my son is 17 but in child support years he's 18 right so if women want a man to pay the rears for the money she didn't get then if you've been paid overages you can't keep that - you can't have it both ways and if you spent it and because you spent it now it results in you not able to sustain your standard of living how it is in my fault I'm on your side how is it my fault how am I making you homeless because I fulfilled my legal obligation to you who you sent me the court you took me to child support they set the parameters in the prison personally I would have gave you Moorhead you came and talked to me but you bring him a third all the poetry in here and said I don't trust him y'all tell us and you bring this man in here and he said this is how much I have to pay I honored it and took it on everything I pays my son everything is his personal his private school his Cadillac truck he has his two wishes that he is going now for college he lives in the room with a big calabasas where I got the house for everything financially has to deal with my kid on now the money that I give to you that supposed to be before him now it's causing you financial hardship and do you call me and say this is that I didn't hear from I heard the video and for comedy hype which they say in the interview that I'm the motivation for them having this site they have never interviewed me like you interviewed me but you interview my ex-wife right and the amount of men that were in my mention saying this is the best [ __ ] I'd ever heard of my life this this is this is so great and it just shows how proper planning you plan it out properly you you don't sit there and you know I got friends who don't have a passport right now because they didn't pay their child support Wow I remember I was talking I forgot who I was talking to but when those $1200 checks start coming in one of the rules are is that if you owe money on child support you're not getting that $1200 check right and I said makes perfect sense to me right I agree the the number of men that DM me that said that's so [ __ ] up for you saying that cuz it ain't my fault that I'm backed up on child support and I only make thirty thousand a year and everything else like that and I'm like you really want me to feel sorry for you well a grown man with kids making thirty thousand a year I told you a long time ago on on your show I see you're bad planning should not be my emergency if cuz you bet you cuz you [ __ ] up should not be my emergency and that's why I always say men manage your dick properly know who you [ __ ] if your money's not right you should not be nothing in these women period you should not be putting yourself in the debt period that you know nothing else to say if you know your money ain't right you can't be laying in bed coming in a woman thinking everything is gonna be okay you a fool you hustling backwards yeah or get a vasectomy how's that all give us eyes to do that yeah [ __ ] got seven kids from six different women yeah they're struggling to support them yeah I'll never get a vasectomy though right no I do that is something that we should think about I wish I too did it well I got five kids I wish I did I wish I'd got a vasectomy and the reason why because I want I really wished all my kids could have been under one roof with one woman I have a friend who had two kids from two different women in a seven month time span damn neither one of which he was really with he was just [ __ ] him right and what I said you know my man you should get a vasectomy right now cuz he would because I remember after all this happened some other girl he was [ __ ] and I'm getting an abortion or had a miscarriage right I said yo my man you should get a vasectomy yes dad well but what if I meet some woman in my future who's the love of my life and she wants to have children and I have a vasectomy okay so you're gonna go ahead and you know he lives in the hood in a [ __ ] studio apartment as a 47 year old man and he's trying to convince me that that a woman is gonna is gonna change his life and he might [ __ ] it up by not having a vasectomy that's more he's trying to convince me that the odds of that is better than him [ __ ] up and getting some other random girl pregnant I think that once you have two children you should be done for the rest of your life you should have babies here and there is one of the worst things a man can put himself in even women who have children from five different dads five different baby daddies and they all two years apart and they're good dads and they all want up at the house at the same time or they celebrating the other child's birthday even if this is good morally morally which people don't have that no more morally is a [ __ ] to feel yeah I mean busi and I saw him do some red carpet interview and they said you have any regrets about having so many children cuz he has like I think nine or ten children right like seven different baby mother he goes I wish I didn't see eating so many different women I would have just had them all with one with one woman just so true as yeah cuz he he always goes through some sort of nonsense with with one of his baby mothers like recently I think he's being sued by the state for past child support or whatever and then one of his baby mothers end up testify against him in his murder trial and it's it's it's [ __ ] up you know sohmas baby mothers like you know they're on drugs and you know it's it's it's a it's never the ideal situation never never I am what I always say know who you [ __ ] well I interview a lot of comedians on the show and the one thing that's always impressive about interview [Laughter] and every Spears you don't think I tell Rudy I talked to the CEO ins aren't declaring the routine and the thing is you've got to concentrate on what's important because people if they don't know what is important then all kinds of rumors and things regulate sleep is their impressions yes you yourself don't do impressions do you know you know I consider myself a street dude I'm gonna tell you it stories always do cuz I can't do impressions but I used to always say I'm so fly why would I always try to be another [ __ ] I always said that I always say that I'm not gonna try to be nobody else but besides that to see someone do it it's [ __ ] fascinating to see Godfrey do a Steve Harvey the Sierra Spears do what he does to see Eddie Murphy impersonate the people that he get impersonate I'm Jamie Foxx it's fascinating and you ever get Jamie Foxx on the show ask Jamie Foxx to do an impression of TK Kirkland he has it down to tea very gifted they to do it very gifted I'm just not and I'm a guy who does that I just talk a lot of [ __ ] and hurt your feelings but i but i teach you something along the way I hurt your feelings because either I'm gonna inspire you or intimidate you and I I'm like which one will you choose and that's it I did my job street ministry in a sense what you mentioned that you know Tyson yeah me Mike Tyson had very good friends uh do you know Holyfield I don't know Holyfield know what do you think about Holyfield coming out of retirement at 57 and potentially fighting Tyson who I believe is 53 right now well I saw Mike fighting it hit the bag he looks excellent but what I said to him was bags don't hit back see everybody looked good hitting a bag it's a somebody hit you Holyfield really looks old Mike Tyson that he bound is 30 my holy fear he looks old if they for I don't know I just know age can catch up to you like right now I jog a nice to be a runner and my mind before I get out there I'm thinking I could just take off and float my mind thinks that my body every day say what the [ __ ] you doing I got to really take these but I'm 250 pounds in shape so to run a mile three miles with that kind of weight it's difficult you really have to be about 225 230 to really run so I just do it now just to keep my heart rate up to say some type of condition because no matter how big you look every person should be able to run a mile what's your greatest Mike Tyson story my greatest Mike Tyson story if I had won my greens Mike Tyson story is that when we used to hang out in Cleveland and he put this young lady this big ears diamond ring and he got busted with another girl somewhere how he was going somewhere he got busted with this other girl and he wanted to tell him the girl don't worry about you could keep the ring and that shakhter because they was they had the potential to get engaged but he just said [ __ ] it and went on about his business and I'm quite sure it's probably more than in that story but that was off the top of my head that would be a story that a lot of people don't know about that I would say yeah Mike Tyson is an interesting one I've briefly met him mm-hmm once in LA and he just doesn't seem like a regular guy he seems like he's just wired different he's wide different but another person that I love like I said when we was young I used to give me tickets to the fight used to come and pick me up in his Lamborghini I remember being in Miami and we all went to a Versace party down there on down the beach just uh just just a great guy Mike if you got to know Mike back when our days when we was all coming up and me him and a few people got this guy's name he's all hang at this club called paradise 24 back in the day awesome and to speak about how awesome he was Dennis Rockmond you and I me and Dennis Rodman used to hang out together and the last time we hung out me and him went to the Super Bowl at the Rose Bowl in Los Angeles California we might when Michael Jackson was performing and that was the last time I saw Dennis and a week later he almost had a situation he was gonna shoot himself in the parking lot because his baby mama wouldn't let him see his kid and all these years when he changed his hair with the earrings I never got to know that Dennis Rodman I knew him back in the day when I used to hang out in Detroit and me and John Salley I stayed John Solly's mansion back in the day and me and Dennis Rodman just hooked up but another nother awesome guy Dennis Rodman shout out to dinners shoutout to John Salley - yeah I mean John Sally's a regular on my shelf yeah I see him one here all the time you know like me him his brother on his own his cousin his sister all of them know me very well I said I'm gonna be over the house all the time you know I love I love Johnson yeah John size would be real for real but he actually told me and this was probably after you knew Dennis Rodman yes but he told me the story on on-camera yes that Dennis Rodman used to have this this bad blonde chick that he used to just roll around with right big titties ass makeup whatever and dudes would try to like holler at her and he'd be like yeah go ahead and the girl is the transgender Wow we're mourned and I get there Jerry Springer's there so I'm geeked I want to sit next to Jerry and talk to Jerry at this at this dinner dinner is this blonde at the table and I looked down and a blonde - boobs - look the Marilyn Monroe is at our table and I'm like and I look again and I look at Dennis and I smile and I look at Dennis and Dennis is like this he looks at me nausea can I go no not my style that's all I say this Jerry Springer this is pretty crazy dinner they people know he's talking and talking and I'm getting to know Jerry because I want to hang with Jerry Springer and to this day I'm cool with Jerry Springer and I see that and everyone goes wow and Dennis says you're the only person that does not try to holler and I go yeah not my style not my speed he goes still the same old side I said yeah I have a radar it was a dude it was a guy and and then when he has his party at a gay club called I think it was called tracks down - and know something break her jaw breaker or or something like that he has his party there the media shows up because they have to be where dennis is gonna be up a while other do so if they see the blonde who's always with him that all these peoples like oh my god she's but you can't it was a man it's a man and I'm like this and Dennis was just friends with him but he loved the fact that everybody tried to kick it to him every that Dennis his favorite thing was yeah everybody is trying to thinking they gonna go around me oh yeah I'm gonna get Dennis his girl go ahead and he used to get a kick out of dudes I guess finding out too late or something did they actually sleep with the girl I think some did yeah Wow well agrees the craziest or ever heard about a man being with transient and found out about it and it mine was richard fryer you ever read his book I did not read his book in his books don't tell us about a trans ginger he falls and finds out that this person's a transgender right but he's so [ __ ] up on drugs he didn't care he stayed with the [ __ ] to hold up a couple of days reasons in his book it's true story now me personally let me tell you if I find I have any suspicion of a woman being something else there's all the men got to do is say can I see your baby pictures can I sit yeah you know you gotta be smooth about it you know you own your phone you stroll into you pitches you know is a hey by the way yeah and right there you'll be able to know uh yeah I mean if I have any sort of doubt of my mind I'm just good yeah it ain't even work it ain't even worth going through all that it any award goes not even work for this I remember we were at this one club in San Francisco years ago mm-hmm it was just a big group of us went and it was a club with a bunch of transgenders in the club right and I saw dudes hooking up with them yes who just didn't know when you me and my friends are in the corner going like oh [ __ ] does this guy know because they're make it out right now yeah let me tell you that's scary to me that's scary to me but I'm glad I was a hole in my younger days you know right now my you know I'm really living like a og you know I I peek at women I don't want to know you I wanna help you out with no bills I don't wanna help you take care of your children you know all I want to do is say hi you know I'm reaching to say hi like you say hi back to me I'm [ __ ] fat I'm good I don't wanna I don't want to call you I don't want to take your ears out to eat ow I'm gonna come to your house because I want this guy's not coming your house so you got a [ __ ] up living room I'm the kind of guy by living room right cuz when I come down I wanna be comfortable if you ain't got the kind of TV I want I'll buy you the TV that I need when I come there and if a [ __ ] ain't got 2,000 cable channels that nothing will watch anything I just want to sit there and actually go through every [ __ ] channel and say ain't [ __ ] on TV I'd rather be by myself well speaking of basketball did you watch the last dance oh absolutely yeah it just uh it just finished last night yes uh very well done very well very well done uh I guess Jordan was worried that he was gonna be seen as a bad guy after some of this personal stuff came out yes one of the things that I loved I think a lot of people missed or just glossed over was he hung out with a couple of older guys yes he did remember that your security guys were older it was old enemies as father figures yes and these guys weren't successful like him at all right but they had age and wisdom yeah and he appreciated that yes he did that just goes to show that here here is the most popular one of the most popular men in the world yeah at that time his entourage could be anybody yes who doesn't want to hang out Michael Jordan while he's getting six rings right but he's sitting there hanging out with a bunch of guys who no one's ever heard of mmm they're there they're middle class yeah purity guards and he cares what they have to think right and that just goes to show how important age and wisdom is and surrounding yourself with the type of people cuz most most of these rapper kids have a bunch of guys that are like their age or younger yes you know oh my little homies go go and do this for me like right yeah that's what I was saying earlier these young men we is why we shows like this do they watch your show millions of people watch your show so we use this platform to share with them in their communities hook up with someone that you respect and it's older that can prevent you from going to prison from prevent you from sleeping with the wrong woman having more than one baby mama by hanging with a guy that really doesn't have your best interest and and believing something so that you don't end up dead or in prison with the wrong woman I just think those things are important well and here is this here's something that most people don't want to accept either cuz I remember when I posted it a lot of people were angry at mm-hmm do you know what the average age of a millionaire in the United States is no I don't take a guess 25 the average age of a millionaire and so in the United States oh gotta be in a 50s 62 yep now let me spend see what that is that's how it was back in the day when I was growing up you know saying see everything became turbo with the lottery right everything became turbo when the rap game came out so you take the lottery away you take rap away you really have to work hard and earn your living and stay like our grandparents did that you worked hard and you saved and save and say and in your 50s and 60s you see how people really appreciate money really appreciate the things around the house take cars now young people think is of you cleaning your house too much but you wash your car - my job be careful with this type they think is your you trippin know you've learned to appreciate how hard you worked for what you have like when I look at these young rappers today and see how they got to 3 million around their neck I pray to God that when near 50 something years old that they're not broke well think about everyone right now who was making most their money off their touring yes that has grinded to a halt so homes and and not only is the average age of a millionaire in the u.s. 62 only 1% of millionaires are under the age of 35 Wow 1% yeah 38% of millionaires are 65 and older man so what that means is for you to think you're going to be a millionaire in your 20s or 30s yes that is probably only going to happen if you're born with some level of freakish ability yes like an NBA player that's born seven feet tall yes like someone with a singing voice like a Chris Brown yes you can't develop a Chris Brown voice he was born with it right uh like someone like a Bill Gates who has a mind Ratz analytically just better than everyone else's yeah he's just smarter yeah it has a better memory than everyone else mm-hmm you're counting on on something that's that that's so infant test infinitesimally small to get and that's what you're aspiring to being a millionaire or 20 or 30 man look at the 50 and 60 year olds those the guys that are figured it out right and that's why again your show people like me you who talk about these topics for people to understand they see our job is to give the people the information is up to you how you process it right so it's good now that they hear and understand it because on my show in my Instagram I'm people to be in my cell they say TK I want to be successful as you how'd you do it I'm like but put 35 years in this [ __ ] don't come overnight is about consistency you know like as like they just say back a day is not check as its chest it's so many things so many moves you have to make in decisions you have to make to get to this to this point oh yeah and when I posted these stats of the average millionaire being that age the comments were great oh man lots of lots of young people you know are millionaires you know all the old dudes just hating old dudes is hating to see younger people do better than them Wow and I'm like really you think that I'm hating I'm mad that this unknown person I've never I'll never meet my life is doing better than me you you really think so common sense is no common sense and that's what comes along sometimes you got to ignore certain things like to hear the way people think sometimes you it's kind of embarrassing yeah it really is to hear some of the things that people say or what they write you he's like you know I'm not gonna respond to that because this is something most ignorant [ __ ] I've ever [ __ ] read in my life Vlad Vlad Vlad yep yep well TK Kirkland always a pleasure laughs Connor listen to me thank you so much for everything I wish you the best and hopefully we'll be on the other side of this this crisis and continue to do more shows and I'm looking forward to seeing how you get your new haircut going look that's what it is oh that's young man next time maybe pay me champagne

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Published: Wed Jun 17 2020