- Ladies and gentlemen, and all who may fall in between,
all hail the asshole season is in full effect.
We're back. Week three.
You see? Week three.
Shout out to my guest last week, Desiigner.
We appreciate you if you still partake
in the consumption of cucumbers.
I don't know how, but yeah, shout out to you.
We are back.
That means BET somehow, some way,
is not paying attention to what's going on.
I'm trying to (bleep) all this up.
And they're not letting me.
So imma keep coming back
as long as they keep letting me up here, alright?
Shout out to my illustrious, my beautiful, notorious guest.
This week we got the OG Nya Lee.
(cheering)
- Yay! Imma give myself claps.
- We was gonna put it in post.
- Oh, y'all got the claps.
- [Mouse] Come on now.
- Oh, I didn't.
- I'm not doing the beats, he's doing it.
So they got money.
- [Nya] Alright.
- If it was me, you would've had a clap on you.
- Okay, cool.
- [Mouse] But you know, we someone after doing it.
- I thought you'd have the clap machine.
- Nah, it's in post.
- [Nya] Alright, alright, alright.
- But, before we get into her,
gotta let you guys know the rundown.
We gonna be talking about Meek Mill
and his not so White House visit.
We gonna talk about a teacher in Kansas being very stupid.
Just super stupid.
And we're also going to get into female beef.
Hiphop beef, my favorite talk, you know.
Should we be promoting female hiphop beef?
Or, should it be super unified.
Like you and I, TY.
But before we get there, as always,
you know BET loves to put this disclaimer
wherever they gonna put it, but I don't care about that.
Because I've already told you on week one, week two,
and imma tell you forever,
if I say anything that might piss you off this episode,
I'll apologize later.
(hiphop beat)
BET told me that I must start saying "allegedly" now.
So, whenever I say something, imma find a way, BET,
to make sure I say allegedly somewhere.
Like, allegedly, allegedly, allegedly.
Allegedly, allegedly, allegedly.
So, tell me if that's good enough, BET.
Alright, get into our first topic of the day though.
Nya Lee.
- Hey, what's up.
- [Mouse] You good?
- Yes, I'm ready.
- [Mouse] You ready to jump into these topics with me?
- That was a great, yeah. I'm ready.
- Listen. Meek Mill.
- [Nya] Yeah.
- He was going to go to the White House.
- [Nya] Right.
- To talk to president number 45.
- Right. Okay.
- We don't like to give him any name recognition here.
- He's crazy as hell.
- So yeah, Meek Mill just got out of jail.
Shout out to Meek.
Shout out to everybody that was supporting Free Meek.
So Meek is home, and he was going to go to talk about,
you know, law reform.
- [Nya] Right.
- And you know, the corruptness in the judicial system.
With Donald Trump.
- [Nya] Right.
- Big homie. Allegedly. Big homie. Allegedly.
Bug homie Jay-Z put the call in.
Said, "Hey, how about we don't do that."
So Meek Mill called it off.
- [Nya] Right.
- Now people are feeling
like maybe that was a lost opportunity.
What do you think?
- I think that it's about treading lightly with, you know,
all the eyes being on Meek Mill and things like that.
And them just having him just in jail.
So I think that Jay-Z is probably like, you know,
take time, don't come out and just jump right into that.
He still has to, you know,
do things within his own community and things like that.
So I think that he, Jay-Z,
probably felt like going straight to the president right now
is kind of too soon.
He just fresh out, those (bleep) eyes still on his back,
he like wait my (bleep), you know what I'm saying?
Like, let me get you out of, you know what I'm saying?
So that's what I feel.
I feel like he just doesn't want him to go too far,
too left, just yet.
I think that it's a build up.
Just like how Jay-Z has been, you know what I'm saying?
- [Mouse] Right.
- Jay-Z didn't come out like how he is.
So I think that he just wants him to pace himself
and it's all about time.
And that's what I think.
- Meek Mill, love him. Love "Dreams and Nightmares."
- [Nya] Right.
- Love "Wins and Losses." Loved this.
Gets me hype.
- [Nya] Right.
- Spits fire.
- [Nya] Super fire.
- But, don't think I need him speaking on my behalf
when it comes to politics.
What I would want to see, is 'cause he's from Philly,
I would love to see him bring Dr. Lamont Hill.
- Yeah, that's what I said.
I think that Jay-Z is probably like,
"Yo, start within your own community."
- Right. No, no, I'm saying, if Meek Mill is going,
I don't think Meek Mill should go.
I think Meek Mill should say,
"Hey, I'm going to bring Marc Lamont Hill."
- Oh, okay. Okay.
- Because what 45 loves to do
is he loves to get into these spaces
with people who can't challenge him.
- [Nya] Right.
- Allegedly.
(laughing)
Allegedly he likes these spaces
where people can't challenge him.
- [Nya] Right.
- We've seen what happened with Steve Harvey.
- Right.
- Whoever else went to sit with him.
There's nothing, there's nothing, he weaponizes that.
- [Nya] No, I agree with you on this.
- You feel what I'm saying?
- I do agree with you on this.
- Now if Dr. Lamont Hill goes there,
if Cornel West, Michael Eric Dyson goes there.
Somebody who got balls for that.
- Hey imma tell you right now, who is Dr. Lamont Hill?
- Dr. Lamont Hill. Marc Lamont Hill.
- [Nya] 'Cause I don't know.
- Is a well-known professor from Philly.
He's also a CNN pundit. I think he had a show on BET.
- [Nya] Imma agree with you on this one.
- [Mouse] I think artists should just be great artists.
And like I said, empower those voices within the community
that could already get something done.
- [Nya] I agree with you on this.
- Look at that. This is a good start. This is a good start.
- I definitely agree. I see it, yeah. Yes.
- Uh moving on.
In Kansas this past,
well the story came out this past week.
So allegedly the teacher tells the young boy,
says, "When you turn 16 and the police shoot you,
"the only person you can be mad at is yourself."
Now, unbeknownst to this dumb ass teacher,
- [Woman] Mmm-hmm.
- who probably puts raisins
in all kinds of weird shit in her casserole.
- And mad mayonnaise on stuff.
- Yeah, just disgusting.
No, there is no allegedly.
Now I'm not alleging that shit.
But unbeknownst to the teacher,
the young boy's father,
when he was seven months old, he was killed
by gun violence.
- Ooh.
- So what I want to really be driven home here is
these teachers gotta take accountability for the shit.
- Definitely.
- They gotta take accountability for these words
and how important their job is.
I don't know if over the years--
- Well so what's happening to her now?
Did they suspend her?
Did they fire her? - No words.
- They need to fire this bitch.
- The mom just seems upset.
She says that the principal isn't giving any support
or any help so it seems like they're siding
with the teachers.
- No we gotta start up a petition.
She needs to lose her job.
That's inappropriate.
You're supposed to be molding our kids,
the next generation of how to even deal with people
or deal with conflict.
And that's no way to deal with no conflict.
Coming at a kid, a child,
and you acting like a child.
You supposed to be the teacher.
You supposed to set an example so,
I think that bitch need to get fired.
- Teachers, for real, be more accountable
what you say and how you deal with these kids.
You are molding the future.
If you don't understand that this is an important job
then I think maybe you should step the (beep) off
and do customer service or something.
Where if you piss somebody off,
it don't really matter.
Last but not least,
you are a female rapper.
- Yes.
- [Mouse Jones] You are in the game.
- Yes.
- You are outside, you are moving and shaking.
- [Woman] Mmm-hmm.
- How do you feel about everybody
talking about this female beef
and how much we shouldn't be promoting it.
What is your stance on it? - I don't think it's a--
I don't think it's necessarily that people
are promoting it,
I think that people are reporting on it.
And they just have to report on what's going on.
And I've always been an advocate for woman,
especially in hip hop to stick together.
But it's damn near impossible. - [Mouse Jones] Right.
- Like, another thing with this woman empowerment thing
is like, you have to be like,
it's like an in crowd.
So if it's a woman empowerment,
it should be everybody.
It should be all the females from all walks of life.
- Is that true?
- Yeah, to me.
- I don't think so.
If we're talking about within the--
- [Woman] No, I mean it's very status-y right now.
- Well if we're talking about within the culture,
I think the only people that should be getting elevated
are the people that's able to move some, right?
- I've heard stories of women having these
women empowerment brunches, right?
And they have a panel,
and when they go, they only will talk
with the girls within that panel
after the cameras and stuff is off.
And that's what I'm talking about.
Interact with these women who come out
and they truly look up to you.
I always--
- Interact with the person that pays 20 dollars
for your ticket.
- Right always, like whenever it's all said and done,
I've ran into people with different walks of life.
And we have a conversation,
and to me, there's women empowerment brunches and things
where they only gonna be talking with the panel
when them cameras go off.
They not gonna get off, they not gonna,
they not gonna sit here and listen to this person's story
or how you motivated and helped them out.
They are really, these bitches is bitches.
And I'm gonna start airing these bitches out.
Yall gotta get yall's shit together.
- (Beep) who be (beep). You should watch out.
- And maybe next time I'ma name drop.
So get yall's shit together.
- I mean you could say like one name.
- I'm not name dropping.
- Aight, what they do?
- No they just like, I told you, they be--
- What they last single?
- Real clique-y.
- What's they last single?
- What's they?
No, that is not, I'm talking about just women
in general, though. - Okay. Where they work at?
- I wasn't talking about rappers.
- Oh okay.
- They work everywhere.
- Oh okay.
Cali, Atlanta, Houston.
- Mmm, shout out to you (beep) who be (beep) in Atlanta.
- Yeah.
- I be knowing about (beep) that be (beep), son.
Do you feel like this narrative of female beef
is it like just driven solely because of the internet
and people have access to social media now?
- Yeah I think that like you said,
with people being able to speak their opinions.
They get in the minds of whoever it is
and like it makes it worse.
So where we could independently had a conversation,
before you even get to have that conversation
with the person that you beefin' with,
if you go through your comments
and everybody gas you up.
"(Beep) that bitch, (beep) that bitch, (beep) that bitch."
Once you get to the meeting,
you already on this "(beep) that bitch."
- Let's say we keepin' the order with hip hop, right?
There's the Cardi-Azalea.
The Cardi-Nicki.
Azalea-Teyana.
Everybody beefin' within hip hop.
- [Woman] Right.
- Why do we shun that?
Should that not be promoted like competition
within a sport?
- I don't think--
- [Man] They be doing it with men.
- I mean, I think that--
- If Jay--right now if Jay-Z came out with 444
and a week later, people like,
"It's not better than Coach or
"it's not better than the Migos."
So why can't we--
- They said that?
- It's the internet.
It's just the internet.
- [Woman] Yeah the internet is crazy sometimes.
- It's the internet.
So why when we do that with female artists, why is it--
- Because women take shit personal.
That's the thing.
- So we gotta--
- Me? I don't take shit personal.
I've heard, oh I've heard bitches' opinions about me.
I don't give a (beep) about they opinion
'cause I will rap any bitch under the bus.
Period. Bitch, I'm on the comin', I'm on the grind.
They told Jay-Z no for mad years.
People, they didn't listen to, didn't acknowledge--
- You're Jay-Z?
- How great--Well yeah I'm Jay-Z.
You crazy as hell.
I do, I think I'm Jay-Z and Nicki Minaj, yep.
I'm the third member of the group.
- You wanna be Nicki Minaj? - The Sagittarius squad, ooh!
We here, confident.
Nobody gonna break us.
- Here goes the thing, I think you might rap better
than Nicki Minaj.
- Okay, that's your opinion.
- You wanna be Nicki Minaj? - I don't wanna be her--
- I mean not wanna be, but like--
- I'm sayin', that's the trio.
It's like me, Jay-Z, and Nicki Minaj.
- [Man] Okay.
- We like the Sagittarius power group.
- We gonna, we gonna, we gonna--
- [Woman] Yeah.
- We gonna, we gonna--
- I love them.
- We gonna table that for right now.
- I love them.
- We gonna come back.
Okay, wow.
(whoosh)
Every week I like to do something that's called Heads Up.
So at the end, we talk about all these ratchet shit,
and all this fun shit.
- [Woman] Okay.
- And then I make sure we gotta put something back
in the community.
- Okay.
- I am a strong believer in that.
We can't always take, take, take from the culture--
- [Woman] Right, right, right.
- Without puttin' somethin' in the culture.
So today, I wanna talk about Mayor De Blasio.
- [Woman] Mmm-hmm.
- And he just, Mayor De Blasio told NYPD officials
to stop arresting people caught smoking.
City Hall aide says,
so that I don't have to say "allegedly." Relax.
NYPD has already started evaluating
marijuana enforcement procedures.
And the Manhattan D.A. says he'll end prosecution
of marijuana possession.
Because of all of this with marijuana
about to become legal
wherever it's about to become legal.
- Yeah I think they have 5,660 arrests last year.
- Oh you really know this shit.
- Yeah I'm a pothead, so wouldn't you think
that has something to do with that.
- Got you. - I kind of do my research.
- Yeah yeah.
- So I'm like, "Ooh, I can walk down the street
"and smoke a spliff and just get a ticket."
- I think this is dope.
I do think this is dope. I don't smoke,
but I do see how,
I have cousins that's just gettin' out of jail
for marijuana charges.
I have cousins that's still locked up
on marijuana charges.
I know people that's life been ruined
through this shit.
And it's just another reason for cops to have
unnecessary contact with us.
- Yeah.
- So I do think Mayor De Blasio taking a stance on,
and he's actually one of the good officials,
you know what I'm saying?
There ain't too much bullshit with him.
- [Woman] Right.
- So shout out to you, Mayor De Blasio, for bein' a real,
I was gonna say (beep) but he ain't a (beep).
But bein' a real one.
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- I'm enjoying your company here.
Alright, so we're going to move onto this next segment.
I love this segment. It's called "Track or Trash?"
Every week we get to listen
to a new song that came out,
maybe from a project, or maybe with a single.
Something that's caught my ear,
and I want to bring it here
to the good people at I'll Apologize Later,
the good listeners and the viewers and all that.
And see what we think about this as a collective.
You ready? Don't be scared, alright?
- I'm not.
- You might want to feature with this person,
so don't be scared.
- I don't care. If they trash, then I don't want it.
- Oh, talk that shit. I love that shit.
Talk so greezy. #TalkSoGreezy.
- Okay.
- That's fire.
Alright this week we're going to do
"Champions" by Nav featuring Travis Scott.
It's off that new project "Reckless."
Let's get into it right here.
♪ Champion ♪
♪ Fell asleep right on a jet, we gone ♪
♪ Big rings just like a champion ♪
♪ No TSA, hop on a jet, we gone ♪
♪ Fucked a famous girl to "Mask Off" ♪
♪ Molly, Percocet ♪
♪ Pop a bean an' let the bags talk ♪
♪ Bought ten bottles on a last call ♪
♪ Flew a basic girl out from Alaska ♪
♪ Illegal alien inside my spaceship ♪
Alright, that's it. That's it.
That was Nav featuring Travis Scott.
That was "Champions," off of the "Reckless" project.
What do you think about that?
- I'm good on it. I'm not playing that again.
I only heard 'cause y'all played it just now.
- Okay, fair enough. I listened because Travis Scott.
- Travis Scott is dope. I do like him.
- Travis Scott is undefeatable to me.
It's when we get into Nav, in that nasally, autotuned.
- Yeah that's what I'm saying. I don't like Nav's sound.
- [Mouse] That shit is bad.
- I don't like his look.
I've never met him so I don't know who he is as a person,
but as far as his songs go, and the sound.
Like I'm good on it.
- Love the actual record.
I will say there's enough good in the record
for me to sit through.
And if it came on at a party,
I'm not 100% sure I'd be like, "Yo, cut this shit off."
- Yeah, right. I'm not there with it.
I'm not like, "Oh, I don't even want to hear this again."
But not me personally.
Like if someone else plays it in the car,
I'm not going to say, "Change the song."
- Right.
It's gonna get a few more spins with me.
- I'm gonna get on Instagram and I'm just gonna.
That's it.
But it could play 'cause I got songs that can't play.
- Allegedly.
It's time for my favorite segment of any week,
"Keep That Same Energy."
Now Nya, keep that same energy,
you know where we from.
We come from a place where it is imperative
to keep that same energy.
- Keep that same energy.
- You gotta keep that same energy at all times, you know.
Usually, I like to say it's where we make men be men.
But because, you know, you are a queen of benevolence.
- Spell benevolence.
- O-G-N-Y-A-L-E-E.
- You know what, you was right. You got it.
- Come on. I mean, come on.
You not dealing with a rookie, alright.
- Alright.
- Alright.
You posted a picture, and you put the real new fin stuff.
You know "fin" with the period next to a picture.
And the picture says,
"When a toxic person can no longer control you,
they will try to control how others see you.
The misinformation will feel unfair, but stay above it,
trusting that other people will eventually see the truth,
just like you did."
What the (bleep) is this about?
What's going on? Who you broke up?
- I didn't break up with nobody.
Working in the clubs, right.
I got my start in working in the clubs, whatever.
And knowing so many DJs and things like that,
and people who could speak up for me
and speak up for the person that I am
because these people know me.
And for them to voice their opinion to me
behind closed doors
and not stand up for me when I would do for them.
So now it's like getting those toxic people out of my life.
Like don't love me behind closed doors,
but then don't promote it on the internet,
or don't come under my posts supporting me.
So that's what it is.
It's just like a warning to anybody out there
who just want to love me in private
when no one else is looking,
or don't want to side with me
because I'm like the underdog.
Then don't show me no love at all,
because that's still fake ass love.
If you only want to give me love behind the cameras,
and not when everybody else is watching, deuces.
Get the (bleep) outta here. So, same energy.
- Heard you. Heard you.
I love all of that energy.
- All the smoke.
- Look, we here for all the smoke.
And believe in me, you know I'm with all the smoke.
I've heard you say a few times while you been here,
you know, maybe people not supporting the underdog.
- [Nya] Right.
- Things of that nature.
Do you feel like that is something
that they are holding against you,
or maybe they might not see the talent
that you maybe feel like you are putting out?
- I feel like people are intimidated by my talent.
I feel like people are intimidated by my voice.
They've been intimidated by me since I came out.
You know, when I came on "Love and Hip Hop"--
- When did you come out?
- I came out on "Love and Hip Hop" I believe 2012, 2013.
- [Mouse] 2013.
- And when I went on there, my introduction was like,
"Yo, this OG Nya Lee, you may know me from the strip club."
I gave it to people.
I am very authentic with myself,
I don't like try to sell you me.
This is who I am, you know me from the strip club.
So that being the introduction,
like me coming out there with something
that they could've tried to like hide on "Love and Hip Hop"
and then it come out later like
"The girl from Love and Hip Hop is a stripper."
Like I've always owned my flaws.
I don't think I'm perfect,
and I stand by whatever I say.
And I think that that
is a very intimidating factor for anybody.
You know what I'm saying?
Because I'm a woman, like, a black woman.
You already know, when a black woman has an opinion
and stands firm on her thing,
it's like angry black woman stereotype,
or "she's a bitch."
No. I feel this way, I'm going to stand by what I feel.
You don't have to agree with it,
I don't go with the masses,
and I ain't ever going to kiss nobody ass
because I am talented.
- So now you got the project "Trap Luv" coming out.
- [Nya] Yup.
- When is that dropping?
- In about two weeks "Trap Luv" is coming out.
There's gonna be 11 songs on there.
We have "Move It" out right now.
It's featuring Jaquae.
- I like the hook on that.
- You don't like my verse?
- I like the beat on that.
- The verse,
we could
definitely tighten it up.
- All right.
- [Interviewer] We could definitely tighten it up.
- All right.
- It feel--
- You the second person that said that.
So I'm gotta, I'm gonna re-listen to it.
- You know what it is? It feels like the lazy trap,
it feels like the lazy trap verse.
- But it is though.
I'm not gonna lie.
No, you do.
- [Interviewer] We hear it enough.
- When you hear my body of work though,
when it comes out, then you'll understand, right?
Because some people,
like my deepest records are for this crowd.
So that's why I like,
I'm tryin',
'cause I usually do make straight lyrical like,
you know what I'm sayin'?
But you gotta spoonfeed some people.
Some people are not gonna take--
- I don't think, in your position, I don't think so.
I think you gotta hit 'em,
you gotta hit 'em with everything.
Now for the people who might not have
seen or heard
or
you know, followed you after Love and Hip Hop.
You kind of fell of the--
- I had a baby.
- Congratulations for that.
- I don't like the word "fell off".
- No I'm talkin' about fell off of people's radar.
- Right.
- You can't control that,
that has nothing to do with your talent
or what you're puttin' out.
It has everything to do with
what people are being able to see
and what they're able to grab.
So you might fell of the radar.
And then in a very public way,
came back onto the people's radar,
when you and Cardi
got into it.
- So in the,
okay,
for my perception, this is what I think, right?
From day one, right,
when Cardi B came out, a lot of people
was like, "Nya, you should feel some
"type of way."
And I never did
because she's a hard worker, whatever.
So I never felt no way.
And there's been a,
you know, people came to my ear sayin',
"She said this" or she,
but I can't go off of that
because every time I've seen her,
'cause I haven't see her
since the scandal, whatever.
Every time I seen her, we spoke.
I've always given her words of encouragement.
I seen her back in South by Southwest
last year, 2017.
- [Interviewer] Okay.
- And she was performing at the
the Atlantic Showcase, and she was like,
"Yo, I'm mad nervous, like nobody,
"like everybody don't even know my words."
I gave her (bleep) words of encouragement,
so it's like,
no matter how I rap or whatever,
if when we see each other,
like I'm too,
I'm old OG Nya Lee.
I don't gotta kiss nobody's ass.
- [Interviewer] Right. - So if every time I see you
I'm givin' you words of encouragement,
that should be enough.
So to what I feel is,
she must have,
you know, from back in the days,
watchin' me always makin' my moves
and makin' my money and I was like
the number one doin' my thing.
And then now, the roles have reversed,
'cause obviously she's doin' her thing,
she's makin' way more money
than I am or whatever.
So now it's like,
she's been just waitin' to say somethin'
because you cannot tell me
that all that,
"I'm a millionaire bitch,
"(bleep) you, that's where you are.
"That's why you are where you are",
came from me saying,
I don't like your delivery.
So when everybody like, "Oh you a hater" and all that,
no.
It's not no hate.
It's not no cloud chasin' 'cause if it was cloud chasin',
I would be goin', you know,
above and beyond.
Diss records and all that,
but I'm not doin' that. - I don't know.
It kinda, it kinda reads cloud chasin'.
- It was leaked on Twitter first.
It was leaked on Twitter first.
And I had to address it
and that's why like I said.
- When the DMs came, I was like,
"I don't know, this could be cloud chasing."
- No, she been feelin' a way.
She been feelin' a way.
She been feelin' a way.
Me personally, I've never felt
the way about her success.
That's why I said it,
I said that in a DMs.
And I still feel like
that right now.
She deserves everything
that she has right now.
Solely to me,
in my opinion,
because of her hard work.
- But to say her delivery's trash.
- Her delivery is trash.
- "Bodak Yellow" is nothing but delivery.
That is nothing but delivery. - Her delivery's trash.
- And that's the biggest record--
- I think her delivery is trash.
I don't think,
I don't think that she doesn't deserve
what she has, like I said. - No, no, we've crossed that--
- I'm not a hater,
I don't feel no way.
I still stand on it.
I'm not tryin' to discredit her,
or her thing. - No, no, no, no, no.
- What I'm sayin' is me.
I'm the best.
I'm always gonna feel like
I'm the best.
And nobody,
nobody,
I don't care.
And this is how Cardi B should've
took with my opinion.
That came from a place of
feelin' a way, from the strip club days,
when I was runnin' circles around
her makin' money.
So she been feelin' a way.
And then the moment
that I said somethin' on public platform
that went against her,
because I've had interviews.
I'm like, "No, shout out to Cardi B, "she doin' her thing."
Always.
And I still, she's doin' her thing.
I have the right to say I don't
like your delivery though.
Just like she has the right. - True, true.
- It don't mean that I hate you,
or I think that you're a bad person,
or like,
I don't feel that way.
Right now, I don't feel that way.
- [Interviewer] True, absolutely.
- She deserves everything that she has.
I don't like her delivery.
That is it.
I would have respected it more
had she came to and said,
"Damn Nya.
"We coulda spoke about that
"or if you felt that I need to work
"on my delivery, you should reach out."
I woulda even been like,
"You know what, sis?
"Cool."
But when you attack me bitch,
you gettin' attacked back.
And that's what everybody need to know.
Don't (bleep) with me.
I'm good.
I'm out here for positive vibes.
I wanna,
I want all of the female rappers to win.
It's 50 million rap (bleep).
Why can't be 50 million rap bitches?
I'm here for it.
But if we can't have a grown conversation,
you gonna get this.
- Allegedly.
- Some spirited conversation amongst friends.
(laughing)
So this segment is called "Hold That L."
So this is when I talk about who this week just lost.
They took the L in the worst type of way. Okay?
- Oh, well see.
- And this week super, super introspective, super deep.
But then I seen this video
and was like man, (bleep) all that.
This holds the L.
So this past week in Atlanta at Funk Fest 2018,
Lil' Kim was on stage
and I don't know what the (bleep) she was doing,
but imma show you so you can see it.
She had to do the shoot shoot, there was some milly rocking,
some twerking, everything looked painful.
- I liked the shoot shoot part.
- No you don't.
- [Nya] I do like the shoot shoot part.
- You didn't like that.
- The shoot shoot was like--
- I thought you was about women positivity,
that is not empowering her, doing that bullshit.
- The shoot shoot dance she did good.
- [Mouse] She didn't do it well!
- The milly rock is like two out of ten people
know how to do a good milly rock.
- She's from Brooklyn, it should be ingrained.
- I don't know how to milly rock.
- You're from the Bronx. Yo, I bet you know how to bachata.
- I do know how to bachata.
- Suavamente!
- Besame! Que yo quiero sentir tus labios!
- See I can't do it but I stir the up brew.
- I can't though. Look at mine.
I'm not gonna do it, you're gonna put me on the L.
Imma have the L next week.
- [Mouse] Oh, you definitely have been the L of the week.
- [Nya] Let me see.
- Look again, she almost fell.
She almost bust her whole ass.
- Here imma let this go down.
- Like if you look at the man in the corner,
they have no idea what's going on.
They are entirely confused.
- I love Kim. Shout out to Lil' Kim.
- [Mouse] Love her.
- We was at a Galore Magazine party
and she allowed me to go on stage with her,
rap some songs with her,
Paris Hilton was the DJ, Teyana Taylor was there.
- Oh, okay.
- It was really dope,
and she embraced me like, you know, real.
It was genuine when I met her.
Milly rock was a little questionable.
But my milly rock questionable,
so I can't judge nobody's milly rock.
- The twerking was good?
- I didn't see the twerking part, but the milly rock.
That's the one. The milly rock was a little.
But my milly rock is trash too.
- It's bad. This is really bad.
- Look light skin.
Light (bleep) is out anyway, so come for mine soon.
- Shit maybe they are, but I tell you who's not.
Mouse Jones is still in.
But, I'm out the game because, you know,
I'm happily in a relationship. Happy. Super happy.
Not allegedly.
- [Nya] Not allegedly.
- Not allegedly. Okay? We're going to leave that in.
I appreciate you for coming out.
- Thank you for having me, this was good.
- You had a good time?
- Yeah, I had fun.
- Alright. You said "Trap Luv" is coming out.
Tell the people where they can find that,
where they can find you on socials
when you're not in the shade room
breaking internet and shit.
- Well, @OG_NYA.LEE.
They can shop my fitness line, Nya Lee Waisted.
Waisted spelled like, you know, the waist.
- [Mouse] Okay.
- Nyaleewaisted.com for my fitness line.
- It worked.
- Yeah, definitely.
Well, I mean I went to Columbia, I got a little.
No, I went to Columbia first, got that tuck nip tuck
and then I went to the gym.
- Shout out to you for being (bleep) honest.
New record with Jaquae.
- Yeah, new record with Jaquae called "Move It."
The video is out, directed by Gerard Victor.
- Okay. Okay.
- And I have a whole bunch of stuff coming out.
Like just stay tuned,
it's going to be really hot summer for me.
- We're throwing bars, right?
- Super bars.
- 'Cause you said, I'm trusting you.
- Those are my baby bars.
- Alright. Alright. Alright.
- But even my baby bars, them shits was still fire though,
for baby bars.
- Fire is a really big word.
- Microwave?
(Mouse groans)
Alright (bleep), my shit was flames.
(laughing)
- Well thank you for coming out.
- Thank you so much for having me.
- We're going to stay tuned.
Shout out to my super producer Kyra,
shout out to my man Jerry,
shout out to my DP Kev, shout out to Julien.
Shout out to everybody who watches,
I truly appreciate this
because just two years ago
I was a hood (bleep) with nowhere to go.
- He was a hood (bleep) in the city
tryna get a lap dance for free
because he knew my friend and I was like no.
He's like, nah that's not what happened.
- Oh, now you (bleep) remember me.
Oh, that's exactly what happened.
That's literally exactly what happened.
But you know, I don't be paying for these lap dances.
You ain't coming home with me!
Continue to watch and subscribe.
Make sure, if I pissed you off, make sure to let BET know.
Because I don't give a (bleep).
Let BET know at all social platforms @BET.
Make sure you subscribe @BETNETWORKS on YouTube.
And, if you want to see some of the positivity
that I release to the community
and put into, you know, just supporting black women,
uplifting black women,
you can follow me on Twitter @MOUSE_JONES.
But, if you hit me with some bullshit,
I'm probably doing to give you some dietary advice
that sounds like, "Eat a (bleep)."
If I made you feel any sort of
kind of way during this episode,
I promise I'll Apologize Later.
(Mouse claps)
- [Nya] Oh, was I supposed to clap?
- [Mouse] Clap it up! I deserve a clap Goddammmit!
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