Name: Joe Rogan Experience #1786 - Freddie Gibbs & Brian Moses
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Joe Rogan Experience #1786 - Freddie Gibbs & Brian Moses

Joe Rogan Podcast, check it out.
The Joe Rogan Experience.
Train by day, Joe Rogan Podcast by night, all day.
Salute.
Salute.
Welcome, Freddie.
Brian Moses.
Good to see you, gentlemen.
Thanks for coming.
How's Texas treating you?
Back in this thing.
Oh, shit.
We went to a BYOB strip club last night.
Oh, boy.
That's always rough.
I'm the BYOB king.
Bring your own bullet.
Bring your own bullets.
Bullets, for sure.
Bring your own bullets.
The only thing it was was not bring your own blacks.
They had plenty of that there last night.
Then we showed up.
Can you go to the racist shit?
Jumping it off.
Yeah.
It's the last day of White Guilt Month.
We got, you know, we're going out with the bang.
They're trying to get my man Rogan, you know.
You can't be racist no more.
You can try.
All right.
Can we say nigga?
You can.
Okay.
You can.
Well, if I want to say, I'll just pause and then just fill in the blanks.
Right.
Just send it off to me.
So anytime there's a video.
Just send it off to me, man.
Just send it off to me, Joe.
You can't say that shit, Joe.
No.
Because you pissed niggas off when you did that compilation.
It was funny as fuck, though.
I can't even lie.
But, you know.
Well, I didn't mean it as a compilation.
But they made a compilation.
Oh, I am aware.
That shit was crazy.
Yeah.
Not good.
But, hey, man.
Look, I don't think you're a racist, my nigga.
You my nigga.
I fuck with you.
Thank you.
I appreciate it.
I never thought you was a racist.
I just think you're just saying some shit you should have said.
And a lot of us niggas say some stuff that we shouldn't say sometimes.
It is what it is.
Well, that's the only word that, like, you can't say no matter what.
Nah, you got to give that to us.
That's the thing I want to tell white people right now.
Y'all just got to let us have that.
Like, quit trying to.
Just let us have a nigga.
We got it.
You know what I mean?
Like, there's one thing.
You know what I mean?
Y'all already human trafficked us over here.
Let us have that.
It's the most powerful word in the English language.
It's just every one of them.
Well, it's the most versatile, too.
Right.
As far as, like, it could either be hateful coming out of a white person's
mouth or ignorant.
Or it could be, for a black person, it could be a punchline.
It could be a term of endearment.
It could be many things.
Yeah.
It's like what Bernie Mac said about a motherfucker.
Yeah.
Motherfucker's, you know, versatile.
See, niggas.
Niggas are not.
It's niggas are not.
A person plays a thief.
Yeah.
It's a lot of things.
Yeah.
It's a verb, too.
It's also pound for pound the greatest slur in history, you know?
Yeah.
The problem is there's no real slur that's stuck with white people.
Like, who had a, Alonzo had a bit about it.
Alonzo Bowden?
Yeah.
What is it?
I forget how it worked.
No slur that stuck with white people?
There's something about honky, honky never really stuck.
Honky ain't really, honky don't sound good coming out.
Cracker.
No.
Nothing.
Cracker.
Nope.
Cracker is, they got another compilation coming now.
Joe's being racist about white people.
I try.
I mean, cracker just.
Whitey, honky.
It just, it don't sound fresh.
You know what I mean?
You can say it, but it just sounds like some shit to old niggas.
There's just a lot attached to nigger, though.
You said, you put C, there you go.
You transformed the word.
You put the R on it, then.
I stuck to land it, bro.
That changes shit.
Yeah.
That changes shit when you say that.
Apparently there's a-
Even when black people say it with the hard R, it sounds funny.
What is that word that South Africans have?
They have a word.
It was in Lethal Weapon.
Remember that movie?
Yeah.
Which one?
One of the ones where the evil people were the South African people.
They were the apartheid people.
What they call black people?
Africans.
They have a different word.
Akata or something like that?
Yeah, something like that.
Something like that.
Something like that.
Like a cotton-picking nigga.
That's what they call American niggas.
Bro, Spotify's not airing this episode.
Not with all these niggas.
They have to.
They got to.
They have to.
Hey, fuck Neil Young, man.
Let me tell you.
Let me say something about Neil Young.
This is outrageous.
Hey, Neil Young, man.
I know you want to get Joe off this motherfucker, right?
But look, though, my nigga.
You pulled your shit off.
But would you have pulled it if it was only the nigga shit?
If you thought Joe was a racist?
Would you have stood up for niggas?
I think not.
No, yeah.
Neil didn't say anything when the N-word drop came out.
He didn't say nothing about that.
He was all about that vaccine and misinformation.
In his defense, that was before.
He did his thing before.
Well, he should have doubled back for niggas.
Fuck that.
Only thing I was mad at you, Joe, man, you fucked up with India Arree, man.
You had a lot of bitches that couldn't put their Shea Butter on when she pulled
that motherfucking shit off Spotify.
You fucked up Shea Butter for niggas with India Arree, man.
Shout out to India Arree.
Please put your music back up.
We love you, baby girl.
I love her, too.
I love her voice.
Joe didn't mean this.
And you know what?
I also support what she's saying.
One of the things that she's saying is that why doesn't she get paid well for
streams?
It's a predatory business, man.
It is.
The music business, the way the record companies own the artists, you could
speak to this.
Yeah, I'm out of this shit.
I'm about to do a podcast, man.
Are you?
Yeah, yeah.
Fuck this rap shit.
This podcast shit make way more motherfucking money than the motherfucking
price of the motherfucking
stream of some rap shit.
Wait a minute.
Wait a minute.
Hold on.
Let's go back to India Arree.
No.
She jumped on your scandal so she could push her own agenda?
No.
I mean, I think she was genuinely upset.
Okay.
She had a right to be upset.
Yes.
But I also think that she uses it as an opportunity to express her plight.
Right.
You know, express herself about her plight.
Because artists that don't own their music, someone else got your music, and a
lot of them
was before streaming even existed, right?
Right.
So they had these contracts where they thought they were selling records, and
you'd sell records
for a certain amount of time, and then someone else would own the right to the
music, but
that's fine.
You already sold the records.
You got your piece or whatever.
Man, it's a predatory business, man.
It is.
Artists don't, you know, if you don't know the equation, you know, you ain't
gonna, you
know, you're not gonna succeed.
You know, most artists don't know that your rate of debt versus your, you know,
rate of
recruitment.
Right.
You know what I mean?
In terms of, like, how much money they spend promoting you.
You know, if a label give you a million dollars, you know what I'm saying, you're
only gonna
recoup that at, like, you know, say if your percentage per se is, like, 20%,
you're only
gonna recoup that at the 20% rate.
Right.
You know what I'm saying?
And then, you know, you're gonna...
It just sounds like musical slavery.
And then once you recoup that at that 20% rate, so how long would it take you
to recoup
a million dollars at a 20% rate?
Yeah.
And then once, if you recoup that, you know what I'm saying, you start gaining
at a 20% rate.
So it's all...
Courtney Love broke it down in an article once.
She wrote an article explaining how they do their mathematics, like, how they
do their
accounting.
The math and music is fucked up.
The crazy thing is that they kept it going even after streaming came along
because the
record sales were gone.
Right.
And now the way they do it, they have a piece, they make these deals with an
artist where
they have the piece of your merchandise, they have a piece of your live, like,
the live.
Yes.
The live used to be all the artists.
360.
Yeah.
But now they got a piece of everything.
Because they had to, because they don't sell records anymore.
Right.
Yeah.
So they have the streaming, they have a little piece of this, a little piece of
that.
They got a piece of everything.
Most artists.
Yeah.
Not Freddie Gibbs.
Well, you're popular enough that you can escape, there's like a thing called
escape velocity.
But I don't know, this motherfucker's more popular than me that's fucked.
Yeah.
They got stuck in a contract though, right?
Yeah, it is what it is.
You know what I mean?
It just depends on what level of this game you want to be.
You know what I mean?
You know, I really didn't give a fuck about being super famous as a motherfucking
rapper,
man.
I wanted to turn a profit, you know what I mean?
And, you know, use this to, you know, put me in positions to do other things as
well,
you know, because I'm, you know, definitely more versatile than just a rapper,
you know?
Well, you have the most important thing for podcasts.
You got authenticity.
Definitely.
Definitely.
He's a real nigga.
Real nigga.
We counting the niggas, Spotify?
It's like 99 niggas.
It doesn't count.
If you guys say it.
It's clean.
It's clean.
We're at zero.
Clean bill of health for this motherfucker, man.
We done brought Joe back, man.
We done brought Joe back.
Joe, yeah.
The last couple days of Black History, my Joe was like, fuck it.
Yeah, man, Joe, we done brought Joe back.
Not a good month for it.
Not a good month for it.
Well, you know, this is my favorite two weeks of the year.
I know something you could do that.
I know something you could do.
You could donate some shit, Joe.
What are you going to donate to?
To the hood.
Like, I got some little shit you could donate to.
Some little hood shit and gear you could rebuild a park.
That ain't shit.
You know what I'm saying?
I'd be happy to.
See?
There we go.
See?
That's how we make progress, niggas.
Nigga.
People think drug dealers don't give back to the community.
That's what I'm saying.
But look, though.
We had conversations.
With crack and then Joe's going to build it back up with money.
That's it.
Well, I've been talking about that forever.
It's full circle, motherfucker.
I've been talking about that forever.
It's about time I put my money within my mouth.
Dude, I mean, I got some programs you could, you know, get into, man.
And niggas will really love that, man.
You know what I'm saying?
And then what can a motherfucker say?
How come when people are talking about pulling their stuff off Spotify, they
didn't say,
Go put your music on a black platform, streaming platform.
Do they have streaming platforms for black people?
Yeah, nigga.
Title.
Jay-Z own one.
No, they sold that to Twitter, right?
Or Jack Dorsey.
Oh, I don't know the business of some shit.
Is that?
I thought that JJ would, you know, shout out to Jay-Z.
He was the first motherfucker to do that.
You know what I mean?
So, I mean.
What did Kanye do?
He did some crazy thing where you have to buy a player to listen to his music?
Genius.
Genius.
He did the Louis C.K. thing, basically.
He's like, you gotta go to my website and buy this shit.
You gotta go buy a Walkman to listen to Kanye and this shit.
It really is.
Like, what is this?
Okay.
Oh.
A stem player.
Oh, shit.
I thought that was a vibrator.
It looks like one of them containers where a girl keeps the pill.
Right.
Right?
Doesn't it look like the pill?
Yeah.
So, okay, look at this little.
Or like one of those Simon Says.
Whoa, look at this shit.
Did he, he probably designed this thing.
I think they, I think he bought it.
It's weird on that.
He bought it, but it looks like something that he would design.
Wouldn't it look like something Kanye?
For sure, yeah, man.
Kanye's in the future, bro.
That's crazy.
He's in another realm, for sure.
Nigga, what do you plug into Aux?
There is a, there is an Auxbox port.
Oh, there's an Auxbox port over there.
So, is there a headphones port?
Yeah.
You have to get separate headphones?
No, so there's a little port for that.
That Bluetooth?
What you can do here, he's remixing the stems.
Like, there's a vocal stem, bass stem, sample stem, and drums.
And you ca