Name: Freddie Gibbs Talks Cocaine with Joe Rogan
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Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Freddie Gibbs Talks Cocaine with Joe Rogan' from PowerfulJRE on Comedy Buff. Published 2021-02-23. Transcript available.

the Joe Rogan Experience. You know why they got rid of it, right? Why? Black
people. Really?
Mm-hmm. That's why they got rid of it? Hold these thoughts. Hold these thoughts.
Tell me one. You good?
Okay. But Roland, did he get that already? Oh, Jamie already got that. All
right, so finish your thought.
Yeah, so the reason the .45 caliber bullet exists and the reason they got rid
of
or the reason they made cocaine illegal is because when blacks were working the
docks in the late 1800s, early 1900s, they had these things. There was a rape,
obviously. That's what always happens, right? Emmett Till, all of them, right?
So a woman
reported a rape and a cop had came up and there was a black dude on cocaine
because they would
give the dock workers cocaine to keep them up all night. That's when it was
legal. And then there
was a coked up black dude, right? Real big dude, I guess. And a woman was
saying, he's chasing me,
right? And he was just, I don't know what the fuck was going on, but the cop
was shooting
at him and there was no stopping power enough except for the bullet. So they'd
make a bigger bullet,
uh, the .45 caliber bullet because what they're using was like something like a
little over a .22.
Damn. And you know, this is some real because this is a crackhead back in the
day. I shot that nigger nine times with a tech nine and he kept running down
the alley.
Different, different crack though. That was crack. They said that was coke.
This was crack.
Yeah, it's medicinal cocaine. Coking crack, according to Carl Hart, they're the
same thing.
They are the same thing. One just, one just has bacon soda. That's all. It's
just, you're just
freeing the base of the powder. That's why it's called free base.
Right, right, right. You know what I'm saying?
You should probably made it famous, yeah. But crack, crack is different.
Cocaine crazed negroes, that's what they called them.
The difference is the, the, in sentencing. Yeah.
That's the difference. The difference in sentencing is crazy.
Yeah, definitely. Powder to, yeah, to rock.
It's crazy. Didn't Obama change that shit?
Somebody must. I hope.
I don't believe it's the same anymore.
I think Obama changed it. I think, I want to say he did, but I don't know.
Let's find out if the, if the same sentencing for crack
and cocaine. You know, that's the same shit they did with marijuana.
Yeah. When William Randolph Hearst was trying to make marijuana illegal,
they put out these stories saying that black and Mexicans were raping white
women
and they blamed it on this drug.
They blamed it on marijuana when marijuana wasn't even called marijuana back
then.
The marijuana was a wild Mexican tobacco, so they made this new name.
So when Congress was making marijuana illegal, they didn't even know they were
making hemp illegal.
What the target was, was hemp the commodity.
They were trying to make the paper illegal and they were trying to make the
textiles illegal.
Because William Randolph Hearst, not only did he run Hearst newspapers, but he
also had paper mills.
And then on the popular, popular science magazine on the cover, it said hemp,
the new billion dollar crop.
Because they came up with a new way of processing it, a new machine called a
decorticator.
And so when they invented this decorticator, it was exactly the same kind of
thing.
Right.
And then when they invented this thing, people were all going to start growing
hemp.
And hemp is superior paper.
It's better for clothing.
And William Randolph Hearst was like, not so fast.
Really?
So he made it all illegal so that he could just keep his paper mills and keep
making them with wood
and keep using all the things that he's already used before.
Instead of him.
Controlling the industry.
That's amazing that they could literally just say that about black people.
Capitalist.
They're raping everybody.
Well, we got to get rid of it then.
Well, they made up a name for the plant.
Oh, the plant already had cannabis.
It was like, so they're like, they call it marijuana.
It was like, oh my God, like bath salts.
Like, oh geez, it's a new thing.
What is this?
PCP.
That's what, you know, PCP is the same thing as ketamine?
Yeah.
I didn't know that either.
Yeah, special K.
When I went to Australia, that's all the bitches was snorting.
They had no real cocaine.
They was snorting all ketamine.
I said, they said, you want some coke?
I said, that ain't real coke.
I said, we are all the way in Australia.
We are thousands of miles from Columbia.
You don't have real cocaine here.
I don't believe it.
They don't get real cocaine in Australia?
Nah, nah.
They snort in special K.
Really?
Yes, ketamine.
Because every time I go out there, they always have coke.
But I'm like, there's no way.
You know what?
All the big Colombian drug dealers, they ain't fucking with America no more.
They going to Europe.
It's easier.
Easier to import the drugs.
Really?
Yeah, they making way more money and you get less time.
When I was locked up in Europe, you know what I'm saying?
For that bullshit I was locked up for.
Yeah, that's crazy.
Like, it was guys in the cell that was there on drug offenses.
And I'd be like, damn, how much you get called for?
They're like, man, I got called with like four keys.
And I'm like, damn.
I'm like, well, how much time are you about to get?
He's like, 18 months.
I'm like, what?
The way it should be.
That's the way it should be.
But you get called with that over here and you're doing 18 years.
Kellen Winslow Jr. is getting 14 years for rape.
Who is?
Kellen Winslow Jr.
Kellen Winslow's son, right?
Damn.
He played for Miami.
He raped somebody.
He gave me rapey vibes.
He raped a homeless woman.
Oh, my God.
Like, in their 50s.
Jesus Christ.
Give him 20 years.
Yeah, he got 14.
He should.
I'm saying, bro, it should be 30.
It shouldn't be like, you know, because if you, yeah, if I go at four kilos, I'm
probably
going to jail for 30 years.
Definitely, for sure.
See what I mean?
But if I rape a woman, three women, I'm going for 14 years.
Yeah, the thing about kilos is...
And they'll get rid of cocaine.
The other thing about kilos is like, it's only valuable if somebody wants to
buy it.
Right, right.
Like, somebody has to want it.
Like, you're not really doing anything wrong.
You're just getting something to them that they want.
You're not really hurting them.
No.
You're, you're allowing them.
Yeah, you're allowing them to do coke.
Right.
And how many...
I mean, if you were just doing coke, that's the thing.
You want some ice?
Yeah.
The thing about coke is like, if you're just doing coke, like real coke, not
all this cut
up shit.
This is the other thing that Dr. Carl Hart, he's actually a professor at
Columbia.
And, uh...
The dude that does, uh, heroin?
He does heroin.
Yeah.
Okay.
Yeah.
I've seen that shit.
I was like, what the fuck?
He said, I'm functional.
Interesting guy.
Oh, yeah.
Because he's, first of all, he wasn't doing any drugs at all until in his 30s
when he
was a research scientist.
Word.
And he realized while he was studying these chemicals that all the propaganda
were
were spreading about him was all bullshit.
So he started trying them.
I mean, everything's better in moderation, man.
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