Podcast and Chill with MacG

00:00 Welcome to Podcasts. 00:28 Magic. I'm assuming this doesn't end well. 00:33 All right, it's time to bless the chiller, Pendooka. Oh, yeah, we love the blesser. By the way, we're running a 30% discount for members only. It ends on the end of August. So, yeah, make sure you become a member and then you can get a 30% discount on the tickets for Road to 2 Million. 00:51 It's a great time to become a member. 00:53 Yes, yes, yes. 00:54 Also, we've got A Day in the Life of Don Dada this week. Oh, Dada man! Yeah, yeah, yeah. So if you want to see what Don Dada gets up to when he's not shooting, become a member and check out A Day in the Life of Don Dada. He was out there shooting music videos. I don't know he shoots music videos, bro. 01:08 Yeah, he does. He's like a drone, self-taught, right? Drone pilot. Wow, that's amazing. The self-taught drone pilot. He's big into the filming thing. Remember he had a reality show? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So he's always been in that filming production space. 01:20 So he's like a mini Mandela N. Yeah, yeah, actually, yeah, yeah, yeah. 01:24 Actually, like literally, yeah. 01:26 Yeah, because I know on Kasi Jam, because we don't have drones, I think they use his drones. 01:29 Yes, yeah. Oh, he's a creative, man. He's an all-round creative. Big on filming. The only one who didn't run on that episode. 01:36 Yeah. 01:37 All the street crate is gone, bro. Dondara got too much street crate to be running away from the boys of Val. All right, dude, like, who are we calling? 01:47 We're calling Tembi Rashamuse. 01:50 Tembi, is that a guy or a girl? 01:51 It's a girl. Tembi's a girl. 01:53 Oh, you get Tembi, guy Tembis. 01:56 He is, right? And guy Dudus, guy Leratos, guy Tandegas, guy Gugus. 02:08 Hi. Hi, Tembi. You live on podcast and Chill Soul is here. That's how Tembi. Hi. 02:15 Yeah, that's what we're looking for. That's the response we deserve. 02:20 We just want to say thank you so much for buying tickets for Road to 2 Million, man. Thank you. We are here to upgrade your ticket. 02:27 Thank you so much for getting your ticket, by the way. 02:30 So I know, let me not even give you the options because everybody wants VIP tickets. Do you want VIP tickets as well? 02:37 No, mate. 02:38 Okay. Yeah, now hear the options. All right. Yeah, give her the options. Give her the options, bro. Where are you based? Are you in Cape Town or Joburg? 02:46 I'm in Joburg. 02:47 Okay, so we can either upgrade your flight ticket, right? Or get your flights, get your accommodation, or you can be a host or join one of the shows on the network. Which one would you like? Ooh. 03:02 Flight tickets. 03:04 Flight tickets, all right, all right. Flight tickets, smart girls, smart. Coming your way. Flight tickets coming your way, Timby. Quick, fast, fast. 03:19 She comes with my same word, Njerere. 03:22 Njerere, yeah, yeah, yeah. 03:28 Wow, bro. So, Parapariko Vuma means what? 03:32 Thank you so much. I was telling my brother, Jal, yesterday that I'm praying God because I bought a ticket. Oh, shut up, man. Thank you for answering my prayers. 03:42 From Venda to Cape Town. From Njerere to Cape Town. 03:46 Thank you. 03:47 Mara, Tembi is a Zulu name though. Tembi is a Zulu name. 03:51 Yes, it's a Zulu name. But you're a vendor. 03:55 Zulu niggas rock, bro, country wide. 03:57 What do you mean? Here we've got, what's our vendor guy? Mangani Dube. 04:03 Yeah, Zulu niggas rock, my man. 04:08 So wait, so your dad is Zulu and your mom is vendor? 04:11 No, they are both vendors. So how do you get Tembi then? 04:17 My grandmother, who just passed away two months back, she's the one who gave me this name. 04:23 Okay. Do you know why she gave you a Zulu name? Did she have a Zulu husband, perhaps? 04:30 No, the thing is, I was born here in Gauteng. So the vendor name that I was given by my parents, people from Gauteng didn't know how to call it. So my grandmother just changed it somewhere and said, okay, let's just call this person Tembi. 04:46 Oh, what's your vendor name? What's your vendor name? That's sad. 04:51 Oh, like really now? 04:53 Chipumuro. Chipumuro. 04:57 Yes. Chipumuro. Okay, that's a nice name. I can say it. 05:01 Come on, then why can't everybody else say it? If I can say it, come on. Chipumuro. 05:06 Chipumuro, yes. Chipumuro, yeah. 05:11 What does it mean, Chipumuro? 05:15 I don't know. 05:16 Is it something about resting? Chippumura is like to keep quiet or something. Yeah, to take a back seat, like rest. 05:24 Yes, I guess you're right. Okay, that's a lot to you. A.K. 05:29 Chippumura. Chippumura. 05:33 We'll see you in Cape Town, 12 December, all right? 05:37 Thank you so much, guys. 05:38 All right, man. 05:39 Thank you. 05:41 That's weird, man. Imagine getting a different name from a different tribe. 05:44 Dude, I mean, I know that a lot of our parents, even our age weights, people from our generation, have English names like... 05:52 someone here is Gideon in the studio. He might Gideon. He might Gideon. He might Gideon. He was Gideon. 05:59 I know, like, in the old days, because of apartheid and, you know, being accepted by whites so that you can, you know, they can address you, people and black people would give, like, white names. And some people would give names by their apostles, by the way. If you don't have a... They'll just call you... John or whatever, and then it sticks. So, I mean, due to the history of the country, you get people with names that were never really theirs or... 06:24 They had to have an English name so that the whites, or maybe there's a belief as well that you can get a job easier. And all those sad things. 06:33 Even surnames. Even surnames. Whoa, surnames? Yeah, it's like Hroth Bombs. They had to change their name. Because Hroth Bombs is Ntimkul. Ntimkul. Yeah, so they had to change their surname. Mostly closer people. Yeah. They would change it into the Afrikaans so that they can have, you know... 06:49 One of our big chillers, remember those twin sisters that came with us to Ghana? Yes, yes. Their surname is Jack. And their kosa, their surname is Jack. 06:58 Like Jack, like Jack. So Jack comes from what? If Mtimkulu became Khrotbom. Probably just picked whatever they thought of. 07:07 Pick the car. 07:08 Yeah. 07:11 What's Jack? Jack. 07:12 Do you remember that episode when we shot with those ladies where Sol was grueling over one of the ladies there? 07:18 Yeah, I had a crush on one of them. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 07:20 You remember that episode? Hey, let's go watch it, man. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's cringe, bro. It's pretty. 07:25 Oh, was I? 07:26 Yeah, bro. Oh, it was bad. 07:27 Yeah, it was bad, dog. Please put it up. No, we lost an episode, man. We put it up, dog. We lost it. No, my name is... Guys, don't even bother doing that. Now I have an ultimatism to go there. 07:39 Oh, for real. We are trying to do a show here and this is all. For real. You couldn't stop looking at the poor girl, man. Yeah. 07:46 Shout out, shout out to Sivue, man. Whoa, funny enough, her name is Sivue. 07:50 Say Ghana, say Ghana. Sivue Jack. Podcast and chill. Yeah, maybe it'll come up. Oh man, that was hilarious. But we had a good time. I think it was the last day we were just leaving. 08:00 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Last evening. Last evening. Yeah, what a great time, man. Yeah, the surname is Jack. Yeah, I know people with all sorts of surnames. And the months. September, August, July, January. January. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I know April. Musa April. 08:17 Yeah, I think it's that one, yeah. That's the one, yeah, that's the one. What episode was it? 08:20 Nah, man, maybe I may have looked at her not drooling. You're drooling. 08:24 Not drooling, come on, not me drooling, right? Not me drooling. Let's see who will be the judge of that. 08:27 Jeez, look at the head, the dreadlocks. I miss the dreadlocks, man. Go further, go further. Yeah, yeah. Okay, these are the niggers. No, no, not the niggers. 08:38 Oh, yeah, that's... Yeah, yeah, yeah, look at some. That's the end. 08:43 Oh, that's severe. 08:44 Dude, you're laughing already. I haven't seen myself drooling. What are you laughing at? Look at it. I'm not zooming to me. 08:55 I know that's before. Yeah. There he is. There he is. You must watch that episode, right? Good times. 09:02 Yeah. 09:06 Oh, my goodness. Funnily enough, I still keep in touch. She was a sanguoma, right? Yeah, she's a sanguoma. I think she still is a sanguoma. 09:13 Oh, those are friends of Amstel advert. Oh, wow. When they still fucked with us. 09:17 Yeah, before they cancelled, they canned us. 09:19 Like the other version of the drink. 09:23 I can't wait to get home, man, because I want to watch the Shards. They dropped two new episodes, bro. Yeah. So I want to catch up on the Shards, bro. 09:29 Yeah, the Shards. We spoke about it last week. Enjoy, man. Did you watch the new episodes that dropped? Not yet. No, I haven't watched them. I haven't watched them. 09:36 You, Dudu, what episode are you on? 09:38 On episode three. 09:39 Episode 3, right? 09:40 Yeah, I just watched the first two that I spoke about last week. 09:42 Yeah, man. Make sure you check it out on Disney+. I wanted to say, when you're talking about white people and stuff, right? Yeah. I don't know. I found out this week for the first time. I didn't know the story, bro. Yeah. Do you guys know how picnics came about? Picnics? Yeah, picnics. No, I didn't know how picnics came about. So, back in America, during the slave days, right? Okay. This rich white guy, he owned a newspaper. Yeah. And he had a slave, a black guy was a slave, and he wanted to lynch the guy, right? He wanted to lynch the guy. So then he put up an advert in the newspaper to say, hey, guys, bring your food, your whatever. 10:18 On this day, on Sunday, I'm going to be lynching this black guy. 10:23 Whoa, no way. 10:24 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So everybody came, you know, like a traditional picnic to watch a black guy get lynched. And the word picnic comes from pick a nigger. 10:35 Oh, yeah, yeah. Wow. Pick a nigga. Pick a nigga, yeah. Pick a nigga to lynch. Yes. Really? Yes, 100%. Oh, my daughter. Hey, fake checker, please. This is the time. 10:44 Yeah, yes. 10:44 It's the time. So, you know about Mako, the term, that it's not really a Zulu term for... Don't tell him it comes from mascot. No, they say it comes from Afrikaans, Makon's deer. Make us tea? Yes. So then they took it and said Makoti. But yeah, that's what I've heard as well. Makoti. Are you serious? 11:11 Yeah. And how crazy is it? Because now like picnics are a thing of like romantic, you know, unity and beautiful times. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Wow. Fact checker, come with the facts, eh? 11:24 Okay, so from what I'm seeing here, it states that the picnic comes from the 7th century in France and it originated as a term from France. So what would happen is it's described as a way of sharing meals. So each person would bring in different types of meals to share. So the history behind it, in the 1600s, people first appeared in picnics as a way to watch other people being hanged or killed. Daily. 11:54 No way! Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo! 11:58 Yo! 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Anyway... 12:59 Ladies and gentlemen, Solianus is here. Pegasus standing in for Ghost Lady. Ghost Lady is at a funeral. 13:05 Ghost Lady is the best family member of the year. She's never missed his funeral. She's always gone. 13:13 I wonder the minors on their family call. It's always like nail spray. Hey, I'm sure she calls that man and asks, hey, is there a funeral? And if they say no, she probably will make a plan. Yeah, yeah, let's call it. 13:26 Let's call it. 13:29 She's always attending. Nah, man, she's such a great family. 13:35 Did you see that tweet from Prince KB saying Ghost Lady is a piece of shit? 13:39 Oh, yeah, because Ghost Lady, remember when I said, how is it that a nigga will misstep and then we call him sex champion regardless of the work he's done, the innocent work he's done. Great work. So he clipped that and said she's a piece of shit. Ghost Lady. 13:52 What's up? Who died today? 13:54 It doesn't sound like you're at a funeral there. Sounds like everyone is dead there. Are you recording? Yeah, you're live. 14:01 Sorry, by the way, you're live. 14:04 Yeah, you're live. 14:08 Okay. 14:11 Yeah. She's still trying to think now who died. 14:13 Okay. 14:18 Who's talking? I don't know. 14:21 Sol says you're the best family member because you attend all the funerals, everything. 14:25 Yeah, every second week is a funeral. 14:27 Of course. 14:28 Who died today? 14:32 It was my husband's Actually, we're driving together. 14:37 With a dead person. Oh, no. No. 14:41 Like, you're putting me on so much on the sports. 14:50 So it's Mnaga's... brother. 14:56 Mnaga's brother. 14:58 No, father's brother. So it's uncle. 15:02 Oh, okay. Naga's father's brother. Okay. How did it go? How was it? How was it? 15:08 It went well. It went well. We literally woke up like 2 a.m. Everything started like 3 a.m. literally. The whole procession started from Malilabi. This is way past Nal Spritz. Then we had to drive back to Nal Spritz. So that's why it starts so early. So we literally haven't slept. How long was the drive? 15:28 Damn, 2 a.m. So what? You guys buried around six, like it was hours of driving? 15:34 Yes, yes, yes. So it's just that because of the distance, we had to leave earlier, like at 3 a.m., but the burial was around about 6 a.m. And Esma, what did you do? 15:45 Begin? 15:48 A lot. 15:49 I'm very helpful. 15:50 You peeled, you peeled, didn't you? You were peeling. 15:53 Yeah, yeah, you know, I specialize in that department, yes. I'm the, I'm the, uh... You're putting me on the spot, I'm about to. 16:01 You're Mnaga's peeler of strength. 16:03 She's Mnaga's peeler of strength. All right, goes that you're missing. We'll catch you next week. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We'll catch you next week. 16:11 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 16:12 Remember she was auditioning last week Thursday. 16:14 She was auditioning already. 16:17 Okay. She must continue on her Winnie Mandela, you know, vibes. 16:24 Ghost later, did you see Prince KB says you're a piece of shit? 16:27 Me? Yeah, that's what he said. Yeah, because of you called him as... You are insistent on calling him a sex champion. 16:35 No, I never called him that. No, no, no. 16:37 You must have Prince KB, man. 16:38 I've been saying, man. Yeah, Prince KB's got a lot to say, but a lot, man. He's a thinking guy. 16:44 Yeah, no, no, he took a clip from the episode on Thursday, I think, or Monday, I can't remember. 16:49 Yeah, I remember when I said, it's unfair to call him sex champion because of one or two incidents. When we're talking about the Limpopo boy situation, that now is going to be branded as that, regardless of the work he actually does. And then you were like, nah, it's okay. 17:03 That's his brand. No, she said, that's his brand. 17:05 Oh yeah, you said, that's his brand. 17:06 Yeah. 17:08 I said that's his brand. Yes. No, what I meant was that's unfortunate about when you get, your stuff gets on the internet like that. So next minute, everyone remembers you for that also, you know. Oh, that's what you meant. Not to take away his, you know, all the catalog and musical catalog he has. Yes. 17:32 Give me one song by Prince Gaby that you like. 17:36 Um, there's a... 17:41 What's it called? 17:42 Guguletu. Guguletu, thank you. Yeah, he did that with the guy from, what's his name from YFM? Okay, okay, shut up. We'll catch you next week or later. Drive safe, no? 18:08 Okay, cool. Bye-bye. Of course. What does that mean? 18:19 Astron, so. 18:21 So will explain. 18:22 No, like the... Oh, the shuffle. The shuffling, yeah. Oh, okay, okay, okay. 18:29 Oh, okay, okay, okay. You don't need strength for that. Even I can do that. 18:32 Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, no, but sometimes it's not just anyone, you know? Well, actually, it is just anyone because we need as much manpower as possible to get the job done quickly. 18:40 100%. Dumi's here standing in for doo-doo. 18:44 Shut up. 18:45 Dumi's here standing in for doo-doo. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 18:48 So a few weeks ago, right, we spoke about a period stimulator to see what it feels like when these ladies have periods because apparently it's so painful. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 18:59 Period pains. Period pains. It differs, you know. For some women, it's extreme to a point where they can miss work or miss school. You know, that's how bad it is. 19:10 You miss periods then because if you don't go to school, you miss periods you're attending. 19:13 Yeah, yes. 19:15 Yes. But yeah, for some, it's extreme. For some, it still hurts. It's just that you get used to it. 19:21 Oh, I see. Yeah. But for you guys, I don't know how. 19:24 Yeah, but I've seen women like, really, you can see this person is incapacitated. 19:27 Well, we're going to feel it for ourselves, Pinduka. So, Fat Checker got us some period simulators, right? So, how does it work? So, what must we do? Yo. Okay. 19:36 Speak on the mic then and then tell us. It looks like it's got a screen and levels. Like, what the hell? 19:41 Yes, it does have levels. Okay, someone skips all this one. Yeah, you can hand it over to her. We have already set it. No, where's yours, dog? She's going to give me mine. 19:50 I get this too. Oh, okay. You're not alone, Jeev. This one is on 30. 19:55 Oh, no, it's supposed to be. 19:57 Have you tested this on yourself? Why 30? Why are we starting on 30? Please take it to one. 20:04 One. 20:05 Yes. You. 20:06 There's 30 levels. 20:07 Damn. Yeah. 20:09 Okay. So what do I do with this now? 20:11 You are going to patch it on your abdominal. So the bottom. How do I put it on one? You have to be separated. Upper or lower? Lower abdominal. 20:20 On the bigger upper? So like this. Lower. Wait. Silvia, please assist. Okay, I've got two sets of pads. Two pads. 20:30 Oh, you must remove. Oh, okay. Okay. 20:37 That's a big abdominal, eh? That's a man's abdominal, bro. It's a man's abdominal, bro. Come on now, bro. 20:44 Okay, okay. Okay, so I must remove it from... The second channel. Don't forget the second channel. 20:48 Second channel, all right. Oh, I see, okay. Do I remove it from this plastic? Yes, remove the plastic. And just put it, like, separately. Can you see? Like, I've done it. Yes, yes, yes. Put it separately. On one part of the abdominal. 21:00 Yes. 21:02 Okay. So I'm locked in, yeah? 21:04 Yes, sir. 21:04 Is this safe? Do people die from this? 21:07 Well, I had to research exactly how far... Yo, put it on one, bro, before you... Oh, yeah. 21:13 How do you put it on one? 21:16 Surely you use the arrows. I'm trying to. 21:21 I'm trying to. 21:23 Don't do anything dumb, bro. Don't do anything dumb, bro. 21:30 May I have meant to experience... God knew what I was doing when he made women experience periods. 21:35 Not us. So now you are inducing periods on us. 21:38 So I'm ready. 21:39 Okay, I'm ready, I'm ready, I'm ready. 21:55 Let's see. 21:56 Hold on. Are you... Who's controlling this? They are. 21:59 They are. 21:59 It's going to switch every minute, but I think it's best if you guys are... If we are the ones to control it. 22:05 Yeah, control it because... Yeah. 22:08 But that means we have to stand close to you guys then. Okay. Almost. Wait. 22:15 All right. We're not going to feel it in our balls, aren't we? Are we? We're going to feel it... Oh, so your period pains have felt your abdominal area. 22:23 Your ovaries because obviously you have the... ovaries and everything. Yes, around your abdomen. 22:30 So when are you feeling this pain? Like just randomly during the day? 22:33 You know what's weird? Yes, you feel it randomly and also you feel it, sometimes you can feel it all the way to like your anus. 22:40 Whoa! 22:41 Whoa, anus. To be quite honest, so it's just an odd pain. So I don't know if you guys will feel it where. I'm not sure. 22:48 Okay. Okay. 22:50 I'm ready. Take it out here. Your anus. It feels like what's happening to anus. It feels like there's needles stabbing it. Your anus. Yes. Are you serious? 23:01 Yes. That's horrible, man. It sucks to be you guys. 23:06 I'm ready. It sucks to be you guys. 23:09 Oh, I feel something. 23:11 But it's like there's a shock. I feel a shock, bro. 23:14 It's on one, bro. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's on your mind. Your mind is playing games. Nah, man. I feel a shock. I don't want to lie. 23:23 I felt a bit of a spark. 23:28 Is that mine? 23:32 And this won't mess with... 23:34 I'm sure it worked. Our reproductive abilities. 23:38 Nah, unless you put on your balls, bro. I doubt it. Yeah, it wouldn't. 23:44 It's all doesn't want no problem. 23:50 Cool. Are we struggling there? 23:53 Okay, it's fine. Okay, but yours works, my nigga. 23:59 Best one works, yeah. Let's see. 24:01 It's only mine that's problematic. 24:03 Those words, bro. So let's proceed, please. 24:06 Let me remind everyone that the Aviatrix tournament is officially live at Hollywood Bets. It's running from the 1st of Jan to the 31st of August. This is your chance to jump into the action and compete for a share of over $280,000 in cash weekly. Wow. 24:23 Here's how the tournament works, Pinduka. First, make at least one bet with an EFT aircraft within 24-hour period during the first stage. Then if your aircraft remains active in the second stage, you can claim a reward and secure your chance at the cash prize pool. Ready for takeoff? Check the pinned comment for new players. And don't forget 18+. Terms and conditions do apply. Please play safely and responsibly. I can feel something. I can feel something. Yeah, because I felt your pace. 24:48 Yeah, I felt you laughing. 24:51 Woah, it sounds like needles bro. I mean it feels like needles. 24:54 Mine still works. 24:57 Mine is good. Hi guys. 24:59 Is it bad? Is it painful? 25:01 It's uncomfortable. 25:04 It's not painful, it's just uncomfortable. 25:07 Yeah, it's uncomfortable. 25:08 And then there's a sharp pain that comes randomly out of nowhere. 25:13 What level? You're on level 11. Yeah, I can feel it. And your volume is at 21. 25:20 I'm on 21? 25:22 No, your volume is on 21. 25:24 Okay, do solve there. I can feel it. Oh, mine is plugged in. What did you do with mine? Because I can feel it. Okay, when can I take it off? It's quite uncomfortable, guys. 25:32 No, hold on. Hold on. 25:35 Damn, bro, you're making me panic. 25:38 Oh, God. You see, do the show while you're feeling that. You see what we do? No, this is humane, bro. So what are you saying? 25:45 Are you saying, woman? Oh, that's where the conversation started, actually. Because I think there was a law in some countries that women... Guys, it's too much now. 25:52 How? 25:54 Remove it, man. Remove it, bro. Remove it. 25:56 You're not a woman, bro. 25:58 You've got the luxury of removing it. 25:59 This is bad. Hey, man, you've got the luxury of removing it. At least you've got the luxury. Women don't have. 26:05 That's not my option. 26:07 Women don't have the options of removing it. This is bad, bro. 26:10 You can't go up. Do solve. I'm good, man. I get it. No, but try to do the show. Be normal. No, I can't, guys. I can't function like this. 26:24 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 26:26 Keep it, like, at an average level. 26:28 Well, you can't ask God to keep the pins. Why are you only working on mine? Where's Sol's one? Mine is malfunctioning, bro. 26:34 Two Sol as well. Remember, not all women feel the pins the same. 26:38 So maybe I'm, like, one of the likey ones. 26:40 Okay, I'm good, I'm good. Oh, man, it's like, it's like you're being electrocuted. 26:50 Damn. I think with this simulator, it micro-electrocutes you. I think. 26:58 Because it has to, yes. 26:59 Try and simulate the actual feeling. 27:01 I get this one works. Do so then. 27:05 No, can't you just put my cables. 27:09 Change the cables. 27:11 No, no, not the cables. Change the remote instead of changing the cables. 27:18 It's not the same thing. It's not the same pin. 27:20 So they're going to take mine out and then put on you. Okay. 27:23 Okay, cool. 27:24 No soul must feel it. 27:25 Damn, bro. 27:28 Didn't even last a minute. 27:30 This nigga is terrible. You guys go through this once a month. 27:33 Yeah, bro. 27:36 Women go through a lot. I don't want to lie, bro. Women go through a lot. I could never, bro. Now I get it. 27:42 Women go through a lot. Yeah, women go through a lot. 27:45 Your nigga's here. He's here. He's here. 27:51 And also remember with you guys, also there's no hormones attached to this. So now it's, you're irritable and you're in pain. Yeah. You know, because the hormones are just... Why are you putting on his knee, bro? 28:03 The hormones, don't call them that when they moan. 28:09 It's your woman, you said it. 28:11 I'd rather drink my chillest pint. Grand. Yeah, let's rock solid. 28:15 I don't remember what they talked about. 28:20 Yeah. 28:21 I'll do this on show with this thing. 28:23 I'm a strong woman. 28:26 Yeah, rock him there. 28:29 Yeah, 20. 28:30 Hiwana, period controller. Moderator. 28:33 Take it to 25. 28:37 You got him there? 28:38 Tell me when Max started complaining. Like, tell me at the level where... Oh, can you feel it? 28:46 Woo! Hey, man! Ooh, I feel it. 28:50 No, ayo, ayo. Describe me. 28:56 No, don't. 28:57 No, don't. Yo. Fuck no. Nah, I'm good. Yo, we respect you, woman. We love you. We're on this level for higher. I went higher now. No, this is the higher. This is super high now. This is super high, but it hurts. It's like burning. Ay, man. 29:20 Yo! It's a lot there. 29:22 Okay, so I think what it just did is when you guys at the high peak, because that felt like... 29:30 There's like, okay, see here. It felt like, yes, the pins, they're being pinned a lot of times. Yeah, and it was like throbbing, like pulsating, but quickly pulsating. But it hurts. Like a heartbeat, like a heartbeat. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yo, man. This is crazy. 29:48 I've got a newfound respect, you know. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. 29:53 What you guys go through just to give life? 29:57 That's what it's all about, right? 29:58 Yeah. 29:59 The period. And you have to make peace with once a month, I'm going to go through this. 30:01 Yeah. Wow. Unless, you know. But yeah. 30:05 And then you'll find a nigga who wants sex, like not really caring, which is like, fuck. That's abusive. Almost rapey. 30:14 Yeah. But also, you know what happens also? Sometimes you still do get... 30:19 you know, in the mood. You're in the mood. Yeah, you do. Yeah, you do. But now it's just that it depends on your pain levels and all of that, you know. At some moment, they don't mind having sex. 30:31 So do you, can you have pain without the bleeding? 30:36 Or the brain goes with the bleeding. So sometimes there's pre-ovulation, I think. 30:43 Or ovulation. And then some women will experience already a change in their bodies. Some, that's when they're mostly very... What is a good word to use? Yeah Some You know That's when While it's ovulation So now that's the period Just before Ah yeah Your periods Yes And then Some start experiencing Some symptoms Others it's just moods Just you know Or crying out of nowhere Or doing whatever You know Others And then you get your period You're like Oh that's why I was overreacting yesterday Yeah yeah yeah You know Overreacting Yes Overreacting I like that Yeah, and then once you're in the process, then there is a lot of pain involved. 31:27 Sometimes there's a clot that is coming out and that hurts. When does it start? Like what age? 31:34 Some start earlier, but it's typically like 13-ish. 13? Yeah. 31:38 But I think with the diet and all now, girls are starting earlier. I've heard the diet is affecting girls' bodies. For real. And when they start to go on this stuff, yeah. 31:48 So that pain we felt, how long does it last for? So it just comes in random moments or like, if you have it, is it for five minutes nonstop? 31:55 Yo, for some, I think she would also say how she experiences it. But for some, it stays with you throughout, you know. It's just that you get used to the fact that I'm in pain. It's like having a headache, but you have things to do. And you don't take anything for the headache. So you just keep having the headache until it's gone. Is it the same with you, Fat Jug? Damn, bro. 32:18 Yeah, it is similar. 32:21 My period pains do come and go, like contractions. 32:26 They do last almost the whole day, like for one whole day. But I feel as if after taking your painkillers and you start, you know, putting on a hot water bottle, it does subside. It doesn't take it away completely. It just subsides. You will be able to deal with the pain forever. 32:45 those period of times and then once the painkiller wears off it does it hurts a bit more sure i know respect yeah i respect man respect women go easy on women you know yes so easy on women bro at work sometimes you guys are going through pain 33:07 But also, it is something that we can't, there's certain things we can't excuse, right? 33:17 Like the fact that you are a woman, this is happening to every single woman, most women. And you still have to work. You still have to interact with people. You still have to... So I feel like sometimes the sessiness and the rudeness gets used. It's an excuse sometimes because everyone is going through it. You'd find that she's on her period, I'm on my period. But I'm the one who's mean. Meaner than everyone else. So I think in certain environments, it does not... 33:44 Negate Yes you are in pain It's like Sol If you're heartbroken It's not an excuse For you to come in here In this room And be rude to everyone Yeah yeah Because you are in pain Or if you lost someone A loved one It's not an excuse That every single time You're in a room You're horrible You're mean You know The guy from Afterlife Yeah so 34:02 Yeah. No, it's a show. It's a show, yeah, yeah. 34:05 Yeah, so I think, yeah, I think, yes, let's do have empathy, but also the reality is that we live with this. 34:12 So what was going on with Sfiso last week? Was there any periods or what? 34:15 What does that mean? Sfiso Kaslam! 34:21 No. 34:24 Apparently he was embarrassed. He didn't want to watch the show. For real. Yeah, yeah. He was very embarrassed. He didn't want to watch the show, entertain it, or even hear about it. Yeah. It's one of those shows. 34:34 I got DMs. Please don't fire me, so please. Oh, because we removed the Milano from the table. Yes. Because he's like... Drop this. 34:47 Oh, yeah, people thought you were going to fire him for that. Nah, it's a different company, this one, man. It's a different company, this one. 34:53 Yeah, because they were saying that because some people would say, ah, but didn't Sima say, because on her podcast, she said she was fired because of the drinking, whatever, whatever, whatever. So people are like, so Fuso must be fired. And I'm like, no, it is. Like Sol is saying, it's different. It's not the same. It's his first time, so to say, when he was drunk like that on the show. And also, if you watch the show, a lot of people enjoyed it. 35:17 Yeah. 35:18 A lot of people enjoyed it. Probably himself, not so much. 35:22 But the viewers, they love it. And Suma didn't go for doing shows drunk. 35:25 No, not that. 35:26 That's the two different things, yeah. Everybody, not everybody, but a lot of people on the network do shows drunk. Yeah. We've done many shows drunk. Say I have. 35:35 I have. 35:36 You have, boy. All of us, bro. All of us have done shows drunk, bro. All of us. Lundy was here drunk. 35:44 She doesn't like that episode. 35:47 No one actually likes the episode where they're really drunk. No one, even I don't. No one ever likes it. Yeah, the Demdash was the worst I've ever seen. I don't like, that's my worst episode if you ask me. For real? If you ask me. Yeah, yeah. So, yeah, you're not going to get dismissed for doing shows drunk on the network. 36:04 What else you got for us, Ghost Lady? What's happening? 36:07 Guys, our people from the network got nominated for the Sezmas. 36:14 Are we buying them? Are we buying them? No, nah. Are we buying them? No, people must just vote. We're not buying them. 36:21 What are the nominees? 36:22 Give us the nominees. 36:23 So for podcast of the year, we have podcast and chill nominated. They're still nominating us? 36:30 Yeah. 36:30 Yeah, of course. Oh, jeez, man. You must give the kids a chance, bro. Yeah, come on. Give the kids a chance, man. So must they act like you guys are not doing well? 36:38 No, but I mean like we've been getting nominated, bro. So many people are doing well and I feel like we're keeping space. We're taking up space for more deserving kids. We've got the recognition already. Yes. 36:49 Like open up the industry, man. If a young podcast is nominated apart from us, right, instead of us, it does more for them than it would do for us. 37:00 But somebody has to play devil's advocate. Somebody else may go, they're going to work harder. 37:05 Like Messi wouldn't say, I'm on my fifth Bolon d'Or. Oh, no, guys, give it to their young Mbappe. Well, the upcoming guy is going to do a lot for them and the brand deals and the recognition and everything else that comes with it in your career. 37:18 True. Ronaldo wouldn't go, oh, no, no, no, I'm done with these World Cups. Well, nah, I'm done with these Bolon d'Ors. Give them to a young guy. 37:27 Never, yes. 37:28 Must work and compete. And whoop our asses. 37:31 If you guys were not nominated, I feel like people would be like, how? Podcasting Chill is not nominated. 37:36 So I get it. Michael Jackson, when he got those Grammys, he couldn't go, oh, no, no, no, guys. 37:42 Enough Enough Enough Enough Give the young kids a chance I've been giving them Yeah Speaking about Michael Jackson Sorry to cut you off there Did you see this video bro I stumbled upon this Look how cringe this is bro So this is Beyonce She's behind the scenes right And it's her first interaction ever with Michael Jackson So look at this bro 38:05 I saw this very creepy video. You want to make this easier? You can sit on my lap. 38:10 This is the most important part. 38:11 Oh, okay. I thought it was the lap thing. 38:13 Yes. Come on over here. 38:16 You want to make this easier? You can sit on my lap. 38:20 Why is he suggesting a child sits on his lap? 38:24 Okay, we're in the studio. And I have Beyonce sitting on my lap. 38:32 And I'll put you on speakerphone. 38:35 So she needs to sit on his lap so she can hear Michael. 38:37 And he got to tell Michael how I'll be able to sit on my lap. 38:41 Yeah. OK. You're shaking. 38:46 OK, you ready? 38:48 OK, hold on. 38:49 Oh, no. 38:50 I'm going to dance. 38:53 Michael? 38:54 Yes, Mark? 38:55 Here we go. I have Beyonce here. Hi. 38:58 Hi, Beyonce. 39:00 How you doing? 39:01 Oh, good. I really appreciate you. 39:04 doing this because we're giving back but you get the gist of it right you get the gist of it right i do man that's some weird shit because number one so now she got beyonce sitting on his lap but the phone is where this cup is at and michael jackson can hear him and he's here now beyonce is closer to the mic meaning there was no need for her to stand to sit on the guy's lap There was no need to. He could have just stood. He could have moved. He's on an office chair for crying out loud. 39:35 He could have just stood up and go, okay, Michael Jackson, here's Beyonce. That was creepy. That is creepy. 39:40 Can you imagine what was happening when the cameras were off? 39:44 Because she didn't even flinch, bro. And my problem is, apparently Beyonce's dad is in the room because he was the manager at the time. 39:51 What's the manager saying? What are the grown-ups, other grown-ups saying? Because there were more grown-ups there. There's another white guy as well who was like, we've written the song already. It sounds amazing because I've seen the extended clip. What's the dad saying? 40:05 Are dads that hungry for their kids to thrive in a profession that you're allowing her to be in a compromised position? A lot of them are. Selling your kid, in other words? 40:13 Yeah, they are. Remember, there's parents who brought their kids to Arkeli. Yes, yes, bastards. So, yeah, because they want to make it one way or the other. 40:23 Man, I've been doing this all wrong, man. 40:24 Fat checker, come sit on my lap. 40:29 Come read the facts from here. 40:35 Bro, I looked at that. I'm like, wow. 40:37 That is ugly. That's the ugly part of Hollywood or whatever. 40:41 Because it was giving couch casting, essentially. 40:44 Yeah. And you're right. What happens when the... What else has happened that we won't preview to? 40:50 Have you ever been couch cast at Dudelux? No. In what position? Like when you're trying to get a job at KCFM. 40:59 Yes. You've got a job and then the manager wants you to keep the job or is promising you... 41:06 getting further in your career. 41:07 You're good looking, bro. 41:08 You are? No, I've not. 41:10 You've got sex appeal too. 41:11 Yeah, but there's no couch casting. The people who make moves, they make moves because I'm already there. I work there. And besides, you bring the couch. 41:21 Hey, Jesus. 41:22 What? What do you mean she brings? 41:24 I don't get that one. No, what do you mean she brings the couch? She wants to be couch casting. No, why? Why? Why? 41:31 Why? 41:33 No. Why would I want to? Look, Tudu is freaky. 41:39 It doesn't mean... 41:40 It doesn't mean I want to be with everyone. 41:43 That's the thing about being sexually liberated. Even worse as a woman, that people think you are easy or you want to get taken advantage of. 41:54 Yes, and you're right, actually. It is a thing. If you're very free as a woman, like to... If you dress a certain way sometimes. Yes, and also if you're comfortable just with sex as a thing, you're just comfortable. Men will think then you're also willing to sleep with them. And you'll be like, I'm not. It's not like that. 42:13 Because it's giving you all those horny to them in their heads. 42:16 Yeah, even if that's the case, I've got toys and stuff. It's not like sleep around just for the sake of... 42:22 I don't know. Do you keep them in a special thing? 42:28 Do they have their own packaging? Storage is the word I'm looking for? 42:34 Or just in the drawers, just randomly? 42:36 They had a box. 42:39 There's a toy box. 42:41 Yeah. 42:43 What color is it? It's pure. 42:46 And what's your favorite thing in it? And what's your favorite thing in it? And what's your favorite thing in it? And she doesn't drive. 43:07 But we're friends and neighbors. 43:08 All the drive is going to... Why is it... Why are you keeping it behind closed doors, you and some people? Just come out with it. We're friends. 43:17 It's not on closed doors. We're on the vlog together. We're everywhere together. 43:22 What's the benefits, though? Why are you hiding the benefits? 43:24 It's not hidden. 43:25 You're like these funny funeral policies. 43:28 What? 43:30 Why are you hiding the benefits? There is benefits But it's like It's beneficial to be friends with him Because he's a reliable person Who likes who more? 43:39 Do you like him more? Or does he like you more? 43:42 We're friends I think we like each other equally I love him down He knows Who do you think loves the other one more? 43:49 I think they both do Because Come on guys There's no way you guys have Never been in a room together And somebody made a sexual advance at the other 43:59 Nah. Has that happened? No. 44:01 So people's like... Never. That's when you're like... People's like, no, no, no. He's like... 44:10 You know what I knew? 44:11 What I knew was during the tour. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And she had cooked for him. I'm like, let's do the cooking for some beer. 44:19 No one has ever cooked for any other person on the show. 44:23 No one person has cooked for the other. 44:24 You've never had food cooked by Ghosty? 44:27 Zero. Cooked by. Zero. Not for him. You've never? Not for him. Maybe cooked by. Not for him. Like, she's standing behind her stove cooking for him. 44:38 Mm-hmm. 44:43 Anyway, as you're saying, sassmas, yes. Yes, thank you. 44:46 Very sass. 44:47 Very sass. Very sass, man. 44:51 Very sass, man. 44:52 Moving on. Moving right along. 44:55 Yeah, yeah. So it's you guys nominated. We also have Spreading Humours nominated. Oh, shout out to Spreading Humours. Yeah. And what I'm very excited for, it's Music Pulse. Oh, yeah. 45:05 Music Pulse are going to take it. 45:07 I'm really happy for them. Because you guys have been nominated in the previous years, even Spreading Humours. But for Music Pulse, it's their first. And they gave us gold this year. Yeah, and they've been giving us gold. 45:16 They've been giving us gold. 45:18 Biggest show on the net tour. Come on now. 45:21 So then what's Nota going to say if they win? Who bought it then? 45:25 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Actually, he'll say you bought it. He'll say Mac bought it. Yes. 45:32 Mac bought it. 45:36 He'll say you bought it, bro. He has to say you bought it because he has to stay consistent. He needs to remain consistent because he said these things are bought. 45:44 But do you believe Yana Lyrics bought the Bassati Awards? 45:49 Who won at Basadi Awards? Kanye Mons. 45:53 For? Podcast of the Year. 45:55 Who was she up against? 45:56 Londi Yanda. 45:58 R'lebo Khile Mabocha as well. 46:02 Nah, man. For me, I feel like maybe she didn't because of. 46:08 Number one, she was doing a podcast, you know, besides two really big characters. 46:15 and she held it down. And for the spirit of the Basadi in music awards, it is literally celebrating women in an industry that's dominated by men. And she encapsulates that spirit. So... 46:30 And she was doing a great job, to be honest, holding down her own and holding those two to account a lot of times. They weren't just trampling all over her. She was holding her own. So now I don't think they bought it. 46:42 But bro, how can you look beyond Yanda in terms of consistency and having started spreading humor? How many years has it been now? 46:50 Probably four. She started when she was 18. 46:52 Was it her first nomination? 46:54 No, no, no. She's been nominated before. And then the other people she lost to, did they buy it? 47:00 No, I don't think so. Because it was like... Why now? Why now? 47:03 They're accused of buying it now. 47:05 No, that's Nota's narrative. It's Nota's narrative. It's not everyone's narrative. 47:08 And it's specifically directed at the fact that she was nominated under Yano Lyrics. 47:12 Yeah, not podcasting. 47:13 So podcast of the year, under Yano Lyrics. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yano Lyrics is not a podcast. Yeah, then they bought it. Because Yano Lyrics is not a podcast, bro. If she's doing red carpet interviews, that's not podcasting. Yeah. So... Wait, they said she's a great podcast for Yano Lyrics. It's not a podcast. Does Yano Lyrics have a podcast? No, it doesn't. Then it's not a podcast. Give the network their flowers. Because that's where she's podcasted on this network. Then it becomes obvious then that it seems as though it's sports. 47:49 Because Yano Lyrics is not a podcast. No. No. 47:54 Oh, I thought it's for Music Pulse, Piano Pulse. 47:56 No, no, no, no. 47:57 Hence, I did the whole beautiful analogy of women and the industry, and then she stood in between two giants of men and held her own as a buroto. Like this for the stuff she does on Yana Lyrics. Yeah. She's good at that. Don't get me wrong. Why couldn't they give her best presenter? Because that's what she was doing there. It's like Selena Toonzi. Red carpet, Selena Toonzi presenting behind the scenes of events, vibes. That's not podcasting. Mm-hmm. 48:23 Podcasting isn't what she did on Piano Pulse. And if you're going to give her an award for podcasting, then attribute it to the work she does on Piano Pulse, not on Yano Lyrics. And I love what Yano Lyrics does for piano and the music game, but that's bullshit. 48:36 You're a producer, do you agree? 48:38 Yeah, I agree. Because she also responded to Nota's comments. Oh, yeah? Yeah, she responded on Sprenum reiterating that what they're doing on Yano Lyrics is similar to podcasting. 48:48 No! 48:50 Everywhere where they talk is similar to podcasting. Let's just call it that. 48:55 Everywhere it's similar. Vlogging is similar to podcasting. 48:58 Yeah, she said that, you know. 49:00 It's a cousin of podcasting. 49:02 Yeah, but I also completely disagree. It's not the same thing. 49:07 During those type of interviews, we grew up with the Selima Toonzies and all of that. Yeah, so Brown was podcasting. 49:13 And also now... Brown and Dostoe was podcasting there. Hey, shout out to Dostoe, man. He was podcasting, clearly. 49:21 Our bread. 49:24 I remember Brown, man. May his soul rest in peace. 49:25 Yeah, he was not podcasting. 49:27 Chaos was podcasting. Remember Chaos, Matt? 49:30 Yeah. 49:30 Yeah, yeah. So they're all podcasting. Similar to... Come on, bro. Salamatuzi presenters and they were podcasting now. Come on, man. Podcasting is podcasting. Presenting is presenting. And she's good at it. At both, in fact. 49:43 Yes. 49:43 She's amazing at both. But she must call a spade a spade. It's very difficult when you work for the company. You know, it's very difficult for her to say, yeah, I was podcasting on Piano Pulse. It's very difficult, you know, to bite the hand that feeds you. Because it would seem like she's going to be biting the hand that feeds her. If she says, ah, we're not podcasting, I don't know why they gave me that award. They should have given it to me under Piano Pulse, which is where she podcasts. 50:12 Yeah, even here, the hand also feeds her. It's not... 50:16 The hand doesn't fit at one side. It's toes with a hand. 50:20 It's toes with a hand. 50:22 Drop this. 50:26 Look, Piano Pulse put her on. So maybe also there's that. I don't want to... We founded Yana Lyrics. Eh? We founded Yana Lyrics. Yeah, sorry. I meant Yana Lyrics. Yana Lyrics put her on. But she must call a spade a spade. Let's stop podcasting. 50:41 Is there... Because the other... The best... 50:45 Category to put her, if there's presenting and podcasting, would be presenting if you are putting her under the banner of the work she does at... 50:54 piano lyrics. It's presenting more than podcasting. Which is brilliant. Which is good at it. 50:59 At this rate, even some people is podcasting with Mshabeen. 51:02 Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah. You must get the podcast. Yeah, you're podcasting Mshabeen. Don't get into podcasting Mshabeen. 51:11 Yeah, nah, man. That was funny. You were saying something. And also... 51:17 Before we cut you off, you said something. 51:19 I lost my... Oh, okay. It's fine. But also, I wanted to add that also Shaba got nominated. Oh, for what? Shaba! Yes. Well, I think Kasi Content Creator. Ah, he's going to run away with that one. 51:31 Ah, he's going to run away with that one. 51:33 Yeah, he's the PR. Who else, man? But there's so many guys, man, who are good. Like, Cassie content creators. 51:40 There's Cassie content creators, guys. 51:42 No, no, like... There's a lot. I don't even know till now. What kind of categories? It's just... 51:50 I saw him on a podcast now with Hazel and somebody else. 51:58 He's always on TikTok, right? 52:03 A skinny guy with a bit of rough skin. And that's not like this. It's just me describing him. So I think it's those kind of guys who are like a classic content creator. 52:15 Yes, yes. Even that guy, the Soweto guy. The one who's Aigabi. Do you see that? 52:20 Oh, yeah. Aigabi. Oh, the Maii guy. 52:25 No. 52:25 No, no, no, no, no. Aigabi. 52:28 What's his name? Thank you Soweto. What's his thing? 52:31 What's his thing? There's a tagline he has. It's not a brand. Club Soweto. Matala. Matala something. I think so. Yeah. Matala 3K. 52:42 Matala 3K. Yeah. He's on. Oh, by the way, guys, man, I got to send a shout out. You got to watch the Amapiano movie, man, that was dropped by these guys. They do animations. Oh, I saw that thing. It's so dope, bro. Like I found myself watching the whole thing. Thank you. All these guys are dope, bro. 52:58 What's that? I just go to YouTube. 53:00 No, no, no. Go to YouTube and say, I'm a piano movie. It dropped like a day ago. 53:05 What's it about? It's so dope. It's just like, yeah, here we go. This is it. Bro, why aren't you on premium, dog? You work on YouTube. Why aren't you on premium, bro? 53:14 This guy, bro. It's 90 bucks. There, there, there, there, there. There, there, there. 53:21 Cheese, Mr. Untouchable. Cheese! 53:32 And I got into an altercation. That's dope, man. How old is it? That's like a day. How long is it? Oh, it's like a whole movie. It's like 40, 50 minutes. 53:45 Oh, wow. 53:45 But it's dope. It's locally produced. I don't know the guy to do it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I can tell. But, oh, man, I find it so fascinating. Oh, wow. Check it out, man. 53:53 Check it out. 53:54 You know what I mean? It's called the I'ma be on a movie. 53:56 I'ma be on a movie. It's a vice cop, man. 53:59 I don't have the clip of it, but I just found it so straight. I saw a clip of... 54:04 Major League DJs, one of the twins, was being interviewed. You know they're in Ibiza now. And I think there was like this podcast or show. And they're interviewing them and they're asking them the difference between Amapiano and Afro House. And they explain it. They did such a poor job, especially for someone who's, for guys who are at the forefront of Amapiano. I just found it so weird. And then he says, he pronounces Mdu-terapia as Mdu-trip. 54:31 Which I was like, not Major League, bro. Like, you know, it's a small thing, but to me, it's like, bro, you guys are considered hurtmans in the game. When Waffles did it, there was a narrative, you know, ah, she's a bandwagon, et cetera. But these guys were like pushing the forefront and to mispronounce a whole dude's name, which they did give him credit for the lock drum, I just found it Weird. 54:56 Yeah, but what did you expect? 54:57 So, you know, these guys just chase... They go where the money is at. 54:59 I know, but they've been so deeply entrenched in piano, though, regardless of... They crossed over. Mind you, mind you, Pori crossed over as well, because he was Pori Pori with Clap. They were doing similar to Black Motion, just house, Afro house, and then... And then piano, but, you know... And he's... 55:20 Even after doing that... Yeah, but it's about the intention. His contribution to the game has been monumental. It goes back to the intention. Why did he do that? Oh, is that the clip? 55:32 Nah, it's a white guy interviewing them. You'll find that. I was like, that's weird. Not these... Not the gents. So their intention is just to make money, bro. 55:39 It's irrelevant. Yeah. 55:41 But they know therapy. They've met him. They... I get that, but it's still weird. 55:48 How... 55:52 It's like you mispronouncing Fat Joe, you know. They've been such a huge part of this thing. 56:04 So they're just doing a disservice to themselves by doing that. 56:10 I think you've got to check yourself. Because it sounds like you put them at a pedestal. And by you doing that, now you've got certain expectations from them. And now they're not delivering to those expectations. And they never said and never went out there and said we are pioneers in this thing. Those guys are just chasing money, bro. Like if Batanga is big tomorrow, they'll jump on Batanga. 56:30 But you know why I put them on the pedestal? Because of... They've done a lot of work in the space. What have they done, bro? They just did balcony mixes at the right time. 56:37 And balcony mixes, they've done songs that have... They've collaborated with producers. 56:42 They've done songs they don't produce, bro. Oh, shit. They don't produce? No, they buy the song. Come on, dog. You know this. Oh, damn, man. 56:48 Okay. 56:51 All right, I lose, man. 56:53 They've just put so much work out there. No, that's according to you. 56:56 You expect them to know some basics. No, bro. That's according to you. 57:00 You see, if like... You see, they've done balcony mixes. They've booked. They've plowed back into the economy of piano. They've booked artists and paid them. Haven't they? 57:11 Not everyone plays for free there. Weird. Balcony mixes. Yeah, it employs people, the stage guys, everybody. You know, they've contributed positively to the piano economy. But that's a promoter. 57:23 You see? What you're describing there is a promoter. 57:27 They are one of the biggest piano promoters. Because the biggest in the world are not even South African piano promoters. 57:34 If you're saying, right, that they are one of the biggest piano promoters, do you think... 57:40 They're entrenched in the culture, whether we like it or not, bro. 57:43 Do you think all promoters in this country know about the music they're promoting? 57:50 All the promoters know about the music. Like the intricate detail. 57:54 Say that again. 57:56 Do you think promoters in SA know all the intricate details, technical terms and sayings and the history behind the music... 58:08 of what they're promoting. No, no, no, no, no, no. History behind... It's like one of the biggest artists, bro, of piano. Exactly. And you're not just promoters, they're artists as well. No, no, no. I'm just saying they've done great work in the piano space, be it as promoters or artists, but let's not... 58:23 The work that you're talking about is promoting. It's promoting. 58:27 Yeah, as what they've done, as part and parcel of what they've done in the culture. 58:30 Dudu, am I making sense? 58:32 You are. But I'm also making sense. 58:36 I am. But I get you, bro. 58:38 What do you think, Dudu? 58:39 I think with Major League, I completely agree. They're not piano people like that, you know. They might play at piano people. Yes, they're not. They're not. As much as they've contributed a lot, but they are not Yomdutirpi. They are not... Angelic. They're not angelic, you know. They've done well, you know. But they're not the people that you can look at and feel like they put us on a... 59:08 You know A different Well they did But they didn't They were not part of their They just claim business And they've never And they've never claimed that Never They've never claimed that That's what I'm saying You're setting expectations That were not even there Yeah maybe I should Yeah I should You should Yeah True When you find it Just play it But I was like What? 59:29 No ways bro I was like No ways, man, you know? Even just explain, but I get speaking, sometimes people can't explain the concept. Just how they explain the difference was, it could have done better, but speaking is something else. It's not everybody's forte. But the name, do-t-r-p-ism, do-t-r-p-fem. That's it. It is what it is. It's nothing else. 59:49 You can expect those things from Wyo Obo, Demtuda, you know? There's guys who are really piano piano. 59:55 Yeah, but they all guys don't speak, man, like... 59:58 Tula does not like speaking, you know, interviewing. Never, yeah, he doesn't. Okay, can I just wrap up the assessments quickly? 60:04 Yeah, it's Chiller's Punch. Brands nominated Chiller's Punch. Oh, for real? And then my big one is Zile's Acha is nominated there as well. So I hope he wins. Honestly, I hope he wins. So this time around, let's vote, please. Oh, it's a voting thing. Yeah. 60:22 How did you come about, because you said you're really excited about the Zile Acha. How did you come about assembling, spreading humours? 60:28 Oh, wow. That was a few years ago. Okay, so it was a thing. It started with, we need to speak to a specific audience that we're not speaking to. Because remember, it was just you guys and maybe PNC, I think. Yeah. And then we're like, we need to speak to the younger. 60:46 Remember the skits? Yeah, the skits talk. The skits talk. 60:50 Yes, yes. Yeah, so we wanted to speak to a younger audience. You know, hence, I think... 60:57 We just called it a Gen Z podcast, you know, just to speak to the younger ones. 61:01 And we started looking around who would work for the show. 61:07 I was not looking for maybe like a person that has a background in broadcasting or anything. Radio. No, no, no. We're not looking for that. Just authentic people that people would enjoy and they'd like. 61:19 And I remember we auditioned two... We had, okay, Yanda and then we had Seema, you know, because I had suggested that let's get Seema. She has motion. People like her. And she's funny and she's brave. She's bold. I think she would work. We got Seema and then we had to audition the male figure now. We auditioned a guy from UJFM, I think, at the time. And he did well, but he was doing it like... A radio broadcaster. He was presenting. Yeah, he was doing it. He was refreshing it, yeah. 61:50 Yeah, he was analyzing it on a red cop. 61:53 See, that's presenting. That's presenting, not podcasting. 61:57 Yes, but it's different. 61:59 Presenting podcasts is very different. Different, guys. 62:01 Different crafts. 62:03 And then Zile came in, you know, because I think I spoke to Robot Boy. I was like, yo, can you get me this guy? And then he sent me his number, I think. Then I sent him a text. I didn't know him at all because his content wasn't the type of content I would watch. You know, anyway, it was Zile. He was a content creator already. Then he came through and he walked in because we did the auditions at that studio in Rosebank. 62:27 Marco Studios. Yes. 62:29 Yeah. Yeah. 62:30 When you walked in, I was just like, eh, okay. I'm not sure, you know. No, because he just walked in short, making jokes, random ass, weird. No, no, no, I don't. 62:44 No, you do. 62:47 You said you were short. That's from his looks and Tamina and his behavior. And part of the things you mentioned is short. 62:56 So it is what it is, man. No, he looked like, you know, a kid. You know, I just felt like, oh, okay, is this going to work? It's going to be too childish. We are trying to do that. But also, we'd still like to appeal to like your eight, 16 plus. Your closest thing comes out of my lap. 63:11 You thought he wouldn't appeal to the 16 people who are 16? You thought he wouldn't appeal to kids? 63:18 16 and up. 63:19 I thought he seemed very childlike, even in his behavior. I didn't know. Then he sat down, did the audition. 63:29 That was probably, from that episode, I was like, this is our guy. I sent it to Mac and Bala. I was like, this is our guy. But you watch and you decide. Bala also came back and was like, this is our guy. 63:41 Oh, for real? Yeah, let me call her back. I wonder what she wanted. Oh, cool, man. 63:45 Sima! Love it down. 63:47 How's the podcast dealing with Monaka and them? 63:50 It's doing well. It's just that people just, you know, your notas and them are not big fans, but it's doing well. 63:57 What happened when they're all in the periods? It was just ladies. 63:59 The periods sink. 64:02 Periods sink. 64:03 Yeah, they do sometimes. 64:05 They sink? 64:05 Yeah. If one starts a period, then you all start. 64:08 Oh, I thought you sink like a ship. I thought you said they sink like a ship. Oh, they get off. I thought you meant sink like a boat on a Red Sea. No, they sink. 64:20 She's not answering. 64:21 Yeah, also she doesn't like calls. She wants you to pick up when she calls. When you call, she doesn't call back. 64:26 Oh, shit. 64:27 She'd rather take. Okay, that's interesting, man. And Yanda, where did you get Yanda? Because I didn't know Yanda before. 64:32 I didn't know none of it. 64:33 Yeah, I only knew Yanda from the Porsche moment. Remember when she was in high school? There was a video trending of a girl who pulled up. Oh, the girl having a Porsche. Porsche. 64:42 Yes, yes. Porsche, how do you say it? 64:45 She's Porsche. 64:46 Porsche, yeah, because it's like an accent. 64:48 Yeah. 64:49 Sorry, go on. 64:50 Yeah, so she seemed like she'd be cool. You know, like the young kids, the age group would like her. You know, they'd enjoy her. So put them together. They didn't know each other. They never hung out. And it just, it worked out. 65:02 I don't know if you saw this, dude. Yeah. But China, so they start, I love China, bro. I love the way they think, bro. We need more Chinas in this world. 65:10 Oh, bro. Yeah, yeah. They killed ministers there, bro. 65:13 Yeah, so China started their own YouTube, right? 65:17 I forgot what it's called. It's called Bali Bali or something like that. So they started their own YouTube in China. So it was just for creators in China. But now they're rolling it out to the rest of the world. 65:28 Yeah, but you know China does a lot of these and it's like part of surveillance, right? You reckon? Surveillance and they're... 65:33 Yeah, spying. 65:35 Yeah, they used them to spy because remember... But can't you say the same about Americans? A lot of companies, a lot of companies in China... No, but the thing is, a lot of companies in China, the government tends to have a stake. There's laws as to doing business. The BE thing. Yeah, yes, yes. And they'll use it sometimes to spy. 65:55 That's why America was opposed to TikTok. They said TikTok's going to be banned in America unless an American has... 66:02 Yeah, even like people who work like for the military there, their iPhones are special apparently. It may have been fake news because we do live in a country of fake news. Please check that for me. With no cameras and things like that. And you're not allowed to have TikTok if you work at the White House or for the government due to, you know, the spy concerns. But apart from the spy thing, great initiative. China will always just say, oh, this is big. We'll do our own. Why don't we have our own YouTube road? Oh, the car's expensive and they're made in Germany. But wait, we are making some parts. 66:32 We are manufacturing these parts. And then they learn the technology because sometimes it's in their factories. 66:37 Yeah. 66:38 You know? I mean, they make Rolexes that you can't even tell. This guy did a video. I saw it on X or one of the platforms yesterday where... 66:50 took this Rolex, so apparently he can go to a Rolex store or at the headquarters or somewhere, which is also a store, and then get the thing adjusted, the belts, right? And he walked in there, they complimented him on his watch, which was a very good fake. They went there, changed it for him, done. They didn't even pick up their own watch that it's a fake from China. So the Chinese do that. 67:14 Why was he doing that video to show that his fake is, like, good? 67:18 Yeah, but at the end, he was like... 67:21 When you buy the fake anyway, that feeling is gone. It doesn't condone fakes, but it was just illustrating how the Chinese are so good at these things. So I do like the Chinese mentality of just doing your own shit, man. Oh, this is big. Oh, WhatsApp is big. Guess what? WeChat too. Yes. Right? And then they do WeChat. WeChat. 67:46 Oh, your Google is what, what? Oh, we got Tencent. Oh, this thing. Oh, we got that. 67:52 And their WeChat is crazy. So their WeChat, and that's what Uber's trying to crack. Their WeChat, bro, you can... It's Uber. 67:59 It's WeChat. It's Uber. 68:01 Yes. Everything all in one place. Yes, it's one app that's got the chatting, the Uber. You can buy gross Uber Eats. Yes, Uber Eats. All in one. All in one app. 68:11 One app. All in one app. Which is, now Uber, I see, do it. Because you can, Korea, you can open Uber, Korea, order food. But they fucked it up by doing two apps to begin with, you know. So, yeah, the Chinese, bro. 68:24 Got to commend the Chinese, man. But it starts with governance, you see. And I don't want us to have that conversation again. But it always starts there. That's where it starts. 68:32 Yeah, no, I'm just saying when we try, like, for example, Zulzi. It's a black-owned service provider. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Online retail. That started Checker 60. It is, right? 68:43 Yeah, actually, you know, they use the engine of Zulzi there by Checker 60. Yeah, that's the guy. 68:48 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Very intelligent. No, a tall guy. Two guys. It's two guys. It is two guys. But now also, you find that... Did you see the story in Headfield where they find that they don't comply? They don't have compliance documents. They wrote the one store, yeah. Yes, in Headfield. So I think, yes, it is possible. We can do it. But it's just that there's always that black guy... that just wants to do things the easier way, the shortcuts, the what, what. 69:16 That one guy, not necessarily black guy. Look what's happening with those lawyers for you guys. Criminals, big criminals, the ones that went to America. 69:25 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 69:26 Come on. So let's not say one black guy. There's always a one guy. 69:30 But I was bringing it back home because I'm not white. I'm not. So when I say there'll be that one black guy, it's because I'm black also. But Zulzi is a black owned. Actually, that's why I also said that, because it's a black owned enterprise. And I think they're doing very well, you know, because even Czechos, they got their model from Zulzi. Right? Yes, yes, yes. 69:52 Yeah, they use the guys. They're the guys behind the engine of what makes Czechos 6060. 69:57 And now they've been doing so well until now. Now there's that, the story where in Hetfield they find that they don't have the papers. And then now it's somewhat... 70:08 puts a dent of sort on their brand that they've been trying to establish. Because for a very long time, I've known about Zulzi, but I would never order from Zulzi because I was just like, what's this? You know, but after a long time, then I started using it because you can order at odd hours. Yeah, but that's, yeah, you can order alcohol at midnight. Yes. 70:28 They deliver 24 hours. Oh, damn. But that's the nature of business, bro. Because, for example, I'll talk about Chili's Punch, for example, right? Sometimes you'll get a Chili's Punch because of, you know, when it's being transported from the distillery to the stores and whatever. Like one might get, like, when you open it, there's nothing in there because during the transportation, like the liquid was, somehow like you know it's the nature of business these things happen you understand like even pick and pay bro how many stores are there where the owner is selling like goods that are off yeah I remember Food Lovers Market in Soweto was a deep kloof where was it where those were at 71:12 And now you can't attribute that to the founder of the company. Because once you franchise and once your product goes out there and you've got a manager who's meant to make sure in the Zuzi case that compliance is up to order and all your paperwork is good, not expired, not fraudulent, and they're doing their own thing. The poor guy who started the company does not know about this. He's sitting somewhere there unaware. And then his brand is tarnished because of the one guy who's somewhere down the line in the pecking order. So... Let's have a better grace as well. 71:44 Let's not attribute it to, yeah. Things can get very out of hand, you know. Yes, yes. It couldn't be your fault. I saw, I don't know, I saw a clip where this lady in a store was selling chiles pancha at like a crazy ridiculous price. Have you seen that? But it was not alcoholic, I think. It was like 16 rand a six-pack. 72:07 I forgot. 72:10 I'll try find it. They're making fake chiles now, bro. I don't know. I don't know if it's fake. Let me try and find it for you, my dog. 72:22 Yes, that's wild business, my dog. 72:24 Let me try and find it. 72:25 Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. And it's a zero percent. We haven't done. I think Nota finished all the zero percent. Yeah, yeah. We don't have any more. We don't have any more. 72:37 Yes, you rang the bell. 72:41 I was corroborating Sol's story about the US military. 72:46 Yes, they do have a very strict regulation. They are allowed to use iPhones. Some people who work in the Department of Defense. 72:54 This is the American one. Don't they have special ones in the military? They do. The Chinese ones. 72:58 They do give them special ones that do not have cameras. And they are not allowed to have any unregulated apps like TikTok or other banking apps. Disclosing location. 73:15 Yes, yes. For the inter, like you were saying. Like Saul was saying. Okay, makes sense. Thank you for collaborating. So what is this? It's the lady with the stillest punch. 73:24 Whoa, bro. 73:27 Hey guys, today we've got an incredible special for you. A six-pack of Tequila Sunrise for only 16.90. 73:34 Tequila Sunrise? 73:40 Cheers. 73:41 Ah, maybe they were almost expired. Why that sip is so small? I'm only picking up now. She's like, but yeah, I saw that. 73:49 I was like, what's going on there? That looks legit, dog. I think they're just trying to get rid of the stock. 73:53 Aha, I see, I see, I see. So they've been sitting on stock. Damn. But aren't they, wouldn't that be at a loss? 74:01 For them, yeah. 74:02 Yeah, yeah, for them because it's out the shop for you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 74:07 Yeah, because we don't do 0% anymore. 74:10 Oh, okay. Aha, makes sense. Yeah, they were probably trying to get rid of the stock. 74:14 There wasn't a market for it, you know. 74:15 People just want to drink. Yeah, people want to get sloshed. Yeah. 74:19 Honestly, yeah. If they don't want alcohol, drink a cool drink or something. 74:26 Back to China, right? So now also YouTube has now started offering, I don't know if you guys saw this, they've started offering YouTube creators like so like ourselves, right? They're dropping bags on like big creators to not go on Netflix. 74:41 Ooh, yeah, because there's a migration now. Netflix is doing money. 74:44 Yeah, there's a battle, yeah. There's a battle happening between YouTube and Netflix. But they haven't called us yet, man. Whoa. What are you going to call us, man? Yo, on Netflix. Hey, man, where are you dropping back, yo? On Netflix, man, you know. Yo. 74:56 On Netflix. You know what I mean. Come on now. Come on now. You know where to find us. Yeah. 75:03 So what do you think about that? So what they're doing essentially is like, let's say as podcast and chill, right? 75:09 If Netflix knocks on the door and they're like, hey man, we want to do like a show of some sort. I don't know. Whatever it looks like. Then YouTube will drop a bag so that we don't work with Netflix. 75:20 Oh, okay. That's much better. I was thinking about it in the context of Breakfast Club. 75:26 I thought... You remember Breakfast Club? They work with Netflix now. They don't have... They have a deal with Netflix. So that's where it started. 75:34 So what happened is that... So you see, YouTube makes the stars. Right? So YouTube makes the stars and then Netflix saw a gap where they're like, all right, cool. Here's Breakfast Club. It's already a well-known brand. People know it from around the world. Let's buy it and have exclusive rights to the content. And that's why now you can't see Breakfast Club on Netflix. On YouTube. 75:57 It's on Spotify with Joe Rogan. 75:58 You understand. So to counter-attack that, YouTube is not saying to the next Breakfast Club, no, don't go to Netflix. We'll give you this bag for you not to go. So it's like, it's a war. 76:11 Amazing. Yeah, I think that's good. It's good. It's good for the face. 76:15 But we haven't been called, guys. Come on. 76:17 I think the call is coming. You reckon? Yeah, it's coming. Definitely. It'd be nice to say no to a bag. Yeah. 76:22 Yeah. One thing, two million. Say no to it. 76:28 Damn, bro. YouTube for life, boys. Yeah, but maybe they haven't done that with anyone else in South Africa. 76:34 No, no, no. 76:35 Not yet. 76:36 We'll be the first to receive the call. Sure, we should be the first to receive that call. 76:40 Yes, yes, yes. You know, but it's interesting, like the streaming wars. It's so insane, bro. 76:46 Yeah, but it's great. The content creator benefits, you know. At the end of the day, yeah, yeah. 76:53 I sent a video to Neville. It's one of those that caught my eye, bro. This is so weird, man. I didn't know this happens in the Catholic Church. Watch this and tell me if it's not, like, idolized, idolatry. 77:06 If it's not idolatry. That's a skull of a saint, Saint Agatha, from Spain. 77:15 But that's a skull of somebody who lived and died. Doesn't that look very... Isn't it giving witchcraft? 77:22 Whoa. 77:25 Like false idols, what, what? 77:27 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, the whole Christianity thing says we can't do it. Like, yo, bro. Is this recent, bro? Yeah, this is recent. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 77:38 Yo, that's so weird, man. That's someone's skull, bro. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Saint Agatha, I think. So is it her skull? 77:48 It's a saint, a martyr. 77:51 A Catholic martyr who died, obviously, for their religious beliefs. But instead of being just buried, they kept a skull. To keep using it like that. To keep using it like that. Yeah. 78:03 Like, that's the weirdest thing ever, bro. Don't you find that spooky? 78:06 No, no, no. That is. 78:07 That's spooky, man. Yo. Yeah. Yeah. 78:11 What are they doing in those churches? If Mac dies, all the podcasts in the country... We have to keep his skull... LAUGHTER 78:22 Good luck. 78:23 Go to Jarrera by the family enclave there where everybody's buried and accessing his skull. Good luck, man. Imagine. Next day, he's getting buried back home. We guys have a family there. Yeah, I'm going back home. Good luck getting there, man. 78:40 And guess who will be there? Ghost lady, my nigga. 78:43 Yeah, cooking, peeling. 78:46 I thought at first he meant dead with you there. At first I thought it sounded like, right? Yeah, I was like... Yeah, nah, you know what you mean? Should we be there peeling? Yeah, yeah! 79:01 You know, those ladies always have the biggest plate for their happy. It comes out of nowhere. 79:10 Just to give a little bit of insight on the video that Saul showed. 79:16 According to the Catholic Church, they're stating that they're not praying to it, nor do they believe that the scar holds any magical power. They're just honoring the person and honoring the gift that God has given that person. Oh. 79:31 They call it the veneration of victory over death. 79:36 Nah, nah, nah, nah. Nah, nah. 79:41 Mary. Jesus. Well, we honour them. I know the Catholic Church definitely honours Mary. There's no skull of her. Maybe I'm wrong. There's no skull of her, though, that keeps popping up, being held and raised in front of a crowd and kissed and put back into some doll-looking thing. Mm-hmm. 80:00 Why can't they just bury the person, let them rest in peace, and then honor their name rather than have their physical skull? 80:08 Anything else that I'm missing? What's going on with the boxer that passed away, Zolani Tete? 80:13 Zolani Tete may still rest in peace, man. He got shot. He got murdered in Tanzan, where he was staying. 80:20 I think the guy's... Got caught. I'm not sure. Please give us an update. But I know there were some people arrested. And I saw some bodies on social media. And some people were saying it's the killers of him. Yeah, so sad. But he's a big boxer, eh? Well, he won titles. I think he won like two or three big titles. Yeah, world champions. Yeah, two world champions. He also won a junior bantamweight IBF or whatever championship at some point. 80:49 Sad, man. I don't know what the context is behind this killing. 80:52 And I've got nothing against the hood, right? But it's also like, yo, man, the guy... 80:58 And now that he was from America and had won three titles, like world titles, he'd be sitting on so much money, he'd probably be staying in a place where some people don't see him as food, you know? Because in the hood, people can see you as food sometimes when, you know, or sometimes they think you've got the money and sometimes you may not. But like I said, I don't know of the context of why he was still living there. But may so rest in peace, man. Yeah. 81:24 sad. We lose a lot of sports stars, man, to murder, man. I can just think of Senzo Mejiwa. 81:33 Is it... What's his name? Solom's a GB Liga. 81:38 But as a GB Liga, rugby legend, or historical rugby figure, in terms of black South Africans playing for the Springboks, got killed in a bar in a tavern. 81:49 We've lost so many people, even just out in the culture, musicians. 81:53 We have, and like, Crankland, we've got just a high murder rate that needs to be really fixed. Yeah. 82:00 According to ENCA, yesterday there were two men, suspects, who were arrested. They are still busy with investigating the attempted murder of his passenger and his murder. But it doesn't state exactly what the reasons are. 82:21 What's happening with the Waters case? Did I see correctly that there's a lady who's come out to say she's the one who ordered the hit? 82:28 Yeah, he was involved. He got arrested. He was involved in... Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. In conspiring on Waris' death. 82:36 You know that story, right? 82:37 Yes, I saw that story. I don't know the name or anything, but there's a lady now who's the boyfriend of the killer also who helped in arranging. In fact, she helped in monitoring the situation and then show us the eyes and say, yeah, he's coming now, kind of vibes, you know? Monitoring Waris and when he comes, he was... 25K or something, right? 82:59 Oh, for real? 83:00 That was the murder suspect, the one guy. They said he was paid $25,000. Yeah, she was just a collaborator. How much she was paid, though? 83:09 She was the collaborator in our homie's death, bro. Sometimes you can't believe the virus is gone, bro. 83:17 Bro, you know what I'm saying? It's still unbelievable. 83:20 FedChecker, you got some facts for us, then? 83:24 Bro, I saw Penuel. Tell me, man. Are there YouTubers who buy views? Like, podcasters who buy views? 83:32 Is it a thing? 83:33 I don't know, man. 83:34 Because I can't find any sources of it, but I saw Penuel was posting on how to spot. 83:39 I saw that. 83:40 Yeah, yeah, yeah. What did he say? I didn't see that. What did he say? 83:42 I've never heard of anything like that. 83:45 Let me try find the post, bro. So did he put channels of... No, that's why I'm asking because it didn't corroborate with channels. 83:52 Yeah, he said, look out for this if a channel has this. 83:55 He said, the easiest way to see that a podcast is buying views is to compare views to comments. If a podcast has 100,000 views but 100 comments, views were bought. If a podcast has 300,000 views, 150 comments, views were bought. 84:12 A decent rule of thumb for podcast episodes on YouTube is 3 to 5 comments per thousand views. That's 30 to 50 comments for 10,000 views. And 300 to 500 comments for 100,000 views. Sounds like bullshit or does it sound genuine? 84:29 Hey, man, I don't know too much about it. But what I do know is there's YouTubers that buy subscribers. That I know, folks. So there's YouTubers that buy. And then, yeah, it kind of is right because it boils down to the engagement. 84:43 So you could be a YouTuber, not just podcasters, you know? You could be a YouTuber, you have a million subscribers, but only 10 people are commenting. 84:51 That is cute. I know some people watch on TV and don't comment, but that's the same for everybody. So I can believe that. A lot of people have 10 million views and 100 comments. Yeah, I can believe that. I can believe that. You said too many podcasters are buying views. 85:07 to lie to brands and to pretend that their podcast is doing well. Don't be ashamed of growing organically. It's more sustainable and your audience can reliably invest in your ideas and initiatives. 85:17 Yeah. No, no, no. He's got a point. He's got a point. He's got a point. Wow. I can believe that. I can believe that. Yeah, yeah. I can believe that. Wow. But it all boils down to engagement, bro, because those are real people communicating in real time. 85:28 Yes. That's how you can. And you can't buy that. No, no, no. You can't buy that. You can't buy it. Yes. Yeah. Yeah, because... And maybe you can also fill up an arena. 85:36 That also helps, you know, when you fill up an arena. 85:38 Yeah, when you fill up an arena. Yeah. When you fill up that, you see. Those are real people. Assamers can learn a thing or two. 85:47 Filling up arenas, nigga. Stay real, you'll fill up these arenas. What's next? 85:53 That's true. That's actually real. Numbers. Those are the real numbers and proof. That's the pudding. 85:59 Yeah. 85:59 You know, that's the real pudding for the proof. Yeah. When you actually want to see numbers. Yeah. Go out there and see if the thing actually has people watching. 86:08 Because also, like, I believe that we're consistent, right? So when we drop a Monday episode, we get consistent numbers, like, every week, right? Yes. 86:14 Yes. There's no... fluctuating, yeah, fluctuating numbers. 86:20 Unless there's guests. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's different. 86:23 Yeah, if the guest lands or not. 86:25 Yeah, but we've got a, we're consistent. There's a base, a baseline of consistency. Then there will be peaks due to guests or if something special happens, if somebody comes and wants to slap us and wants us to repeat the shit we said, you know, about their girls, then yeah, then you get those peaks of... Like, yeah, yeah, yeah. Or if you, or if you bring your, if you kiss a guest, then you get, no, those, yeah, those are peaks. 86:56 Those are peaks. It is what it is. If a stunt happens or something happens or a blowjob is given, you know? 87:03 Oh, those were the times. Those were the times, man. 87:05 I remember that episode, Doug. Did you watch that episode live, Doug? Uh-uh. Bro, you should have seen the comments. It was just like... Explosive. 87:13 Yeah. And people have been trying to... People have been trying to recreate it. I don't know, the guy who... There's a guy who's like a porn star or... No, you can't, bro. And you're trying to have sex with them. You can't. You can't. There's this other podcast. It's wild now. There's one that they interview people in bed. And it's like, have you seen that? I'm like, whoa. There's another one there where this mama is trending now. Now the son has come out to say, I hope my son never sees Uko Okwake talking about this and how she's brought shame to the family. 87:46 Podcasts are doing the most out there, man. It's wild. They want the numbers, dog. It's a wild world. Yeah. Yeah, because it's such a loud environment and how do you stick out? 87:53 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let's be genuine, man. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let's be genuine. Yeah. Would you do a kiss? 87:59 On a podcast? 88:01 Who? 88:02 Like some beer? No, no, no. No. If it's my woman, yeah. But no, man. I'm not kissing anyone. I'm not meant to be kissing for numbers, bro. No. 88:11 For the sake of the podcast? No. 88:13 I'm not kissing anyone, bro. Hey, we got a sassma to win. No, I'm not kissing. Let the kids win. 88:18 No. 88:21 How you kiss a man, bro? Niggas are brave out there, man. Folks are brave. I saw that gay guy. What's his name? Undo Isile. 88:35 Oh, yeah. 88:35 I saw Undo Isile. So he's a gay guy from Zim, but he's a content creator, like online guy, you know? And he's now... Because, I don't know, his papers were... 88:46 But now he's seeking asylum because in Zim, he says they've got anti-LGBTQ laws. So he's going to get persecuted because of his sexual orientation. So he's seeking asylum. And I was like... 89:01 smart because it is valid and South Africa is a signatory to that UN 1951 refugee status of refugee convention that they had I may have fumbled the name there and we do take in people who are looking at persecution because of their religious beliefs social groupings LGBTQ or political beliefs so I was like that's smart you know the guy I just see him I don't know what it's about but I want to see him trained 89:29 Yeah, I know him. He's a content creator, TikToker. From Zim? Yes, but he was in SA for quite a while. Okay. Yeah, I think we've interacted with him and spreading humor at some point. And then he went back home. 89:42 Oh, he didn't? Oh, so he's not being persecuted. Because I don't get people, people are saying they're going to get persecuted and you just casually visit the persecution land. Like the Amerikaners just come and visit, but they said they're going to get persecuted and killed. Yeah. How does that work? Mm-hmm. 89:57 If you're really, really, really, really getting prosecuted, man, you're fearful of your life. You're afraid because you may get actually prosecuted. And is he your type to me? Casually, if is it? 90:09 He's not your type, no? Honestly, indeed. 90:15 are you like wait are you like flexible you're straight not that you need to tell me this is you've got all the freedom this is south africa you don't need to tell me this but i'm curious as my nigga who i know and we chill and you know this network is more than just a company we become family and friends almost so i'm just curious 90:39 No, I'm straight. Oh, you're straight. Straight, straight. Straight is a lot. No straight niggas twerking, my nigga. No straight niggas twerking, my nigga. Oh, my gosh. No, no. When last did you twerk? 90:52 I don't twerk. Exactly. I don't twerk. 90:56 I was not twerking there. I was just dancing, you know, going down there and there and there. You remember very well. God! 91:03 Oh, wow. You remember. You remember very well. I didn't even know he said that, dog. 91:10 Oh, did you see Kronevelt? Our Minister of Correctional Services, is it? 91:18 Is that what he's called? It's in Pretorian, eh? 91:21 Kronevelt. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The guy in charge of our prisons. The minister in charge of our prisons. Yeah. We just signed now. We signed a deal with our counterpart, Zim, for transfer of prisoners. Because obviously we've got an overcrowding in South Africa. Our prisons are overcrowded. We've got 4,000 Zimbabweans in our prisons. And it cost the government, according to them, just over 400 bucks a day to keep a prison in South Africa. 91:52 So times that over 400 by 4,000 times 360. And that's like 600 million, somewhere there, the figure. So now we've got a deal. But obviously, well, we've just struck a framework. 92:07 of how it's going to happen. 92:09 And it's not going to be like a mass transfer of all 4,000. It's going to be a case by case and we're going to look at the merits and the situation. But it's obviously we're doing this to ease the congestion and the crowding. 92:25 Yeah. But I saw something about consent. Now... 92:29 And also doing this so that people can be closer... Because the whole point of prison is rehabilitation. And you can rehabilitate it better when you actually got family visiting it. So it's obviously to move them closer to their families. But I saw a thing about consent today, which concerns me, because... 92:46 My assumption is a lot of them won't want to go back because the state of the prisons may not be the same, you know, as far as... I know here they don't even get, like, proper meals as well, but it may be better than a lot of countries, you know? Yeah, I remember seeing a doc way back about prisons in Zim. Yay, bro, it's not Disneyland, which makes South African prison look like Disneyland. Even horrible things happen in our prisons too. There's rapes, there's all sorts of things. Are you eating two slices with what? 93:16 What? Boiled egg. It's bad, bro. Don't go to prison, man. It's bad. Anyway in the world. 93:23 To answer to your last statement, there's two facts here. 93:29 It states that, yes, under the standard transfer framework, the regional protocols will be for prisoners to be asked consent in the general requirements. But the exact procedure hasn't been stated as yet. Yes, just the framework for now. But there will be consent to it. And then as to DJ Waris' case, it is being stated that by ACBC News that the suspect or accuser has allegedly been sentenced for 25 years. 94:06 He has pleaded guilty. This is the guy. His name is Jaquim Pak. 94:12 Yes, Mozambican or something. 94:13 No, man, we're talking about the updates. 94:15 Yes, I'm going to get to the video. 94:16 Oh, okay. 94:17 Sorry, my bad. Who got the exchange payment of 25,000 rand. 94:21 And then, it has been believed... Briga, papa! Briga! 94:30 And then the lady that you guys are speaking of, her name is Lengiwe Putelezi. She has identified herself as the person who had been sending pinned locations of herself via WhatsApp where she was locating and looking out for DJ Warras. It hasn't been stated whether or not she has been detained or if anything has been taken besides the information that was placed. 95:00 WhatsApp? Not even Telegram, my nigga. 95:02 Like, WhatsApp? 95:03 Oh, come on, bro. 95:04 These are just street random messages. Nah, these are random people, dog. Telegram. 95:09 I don't even know about it. Anyway, on that said, we're out of here, man. Podcast and chill. Thank you so much, doo-doo. How's it like being on the chair you finally wanted, you know? Does it feel big or small? 95:21 It's fine. 95:21 It fits like a glove. 95:22 I don't want this chair. It's fine. 95:26 I feel like she's perfect for this, you know? Isn't that? Great, yeah. Yeah. I love her and I miss her. 95:32 All right, we are here, man. Is Prince K be a sex champion? 95:36 I'm kidding. I don't want you to be a piece of shit. 95:40 Is Prince K be your piece of shit?