Podcast and Chill with MacG

00:00 Welcome to Podcasts. 00:28 Magic. 00:29 I'm assuming this doesn't end well. 00:33 You wore the suit? No, no, no. 00:34 Why didn't you wear the suit? No, I had to show up correct, dog. Remember, it was such a... It's like, it's a big, big moment, bro. Yeah. Like, we are the first black beer brand to take on the beer mafia, like, in over 100 years. On this scale, because I know Soweto Gold did it, but it was just... 00:48 Yeah, but they bought them and then they lost the battle because they bought them out. You get what I'm saying? Which is a win for a black child, but also like, ooh. 00:56 Yeah, so it was important for me to show the importance of the event, like to come correct, you know what I mean? 01:01 And you're taken serious. Yes, yes. 01:03 Because it's a big thing, bro. It's a big thing, bro. 01:06 Bro, tell me about the rejection from the local breweries that were like, nah, we're not going to make your beer. 01:13 Because like I said on stage, right? 01:14 And why the restrictions? Like, don't tap into the beer market. 01:17 It's the beer mafia bro. It's gatekeeping. It's been gatekept for like over a hundred years. You know what I mean? What? If you go and you check the best selling beers in the country, they're all owned by overseas companies. Are you for real? Yeah. There's a reason for that. So like I said when I was on stage, initially we were not planning on doing a beer, right? 01:38 And then a lot of chillers were like, yo man, when are you going to do a beer? We're like, okay, let's look into it, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. And we approached every single brewery in the country and they all said no. How many breweries do you have? That's quite a lot, bro. I forgot. But it's quite a lot. They all said no because they don't want to piss off the beer mafia. So they're like, we're not touching it. We're not doing anything. We want no involvement in it. And then, you know, that fueled us to be like, what the fuck's going on? 02:02 It's a beer. It's a beer. It's a beer. It's a beer. 02:10 Wait, so then how does that mafia, the beer mafia, have a hold on these breweries? Do they make some of their beers that get some business from them that they're going to threaten to pull out? 02:19 Yeah, so there's some breweries that make for these guys in the country. 02:24 Yeah. 02:25 So if you're a brewery, right, and you take on Chiller's Lager, then chances of you losing the big guys are very high. 02:34 Are very high. 02:35 I see. And that's your bread and butter. Yeah, I understand. And we're just a little small lager that just came out of nowhere. 02:42 That's insane. 02:44 Can I tell you how crazy the gatekeeping is? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Bro. 02:49 So… For December… The buyers… So these are the guys that… If you have a brand… So let's say you have Soul Lager. You have to pitch between a certain amount of time. And it's usually in September or October. Right? So you pitch to all these groups. So like Topses. 03:07 Whatever. 03:08 You pitch all in one week for products that you want in for the summer for December. Okay. Because the orders start now. Yes. For December and stuff. Yes. What these guys did, because they didn't want anyone to pitch new products for the summer. They booked out all the buyers in the whole country for a weekend vacation. I think in Sun City or somewhere. 03:31 Woah! For real! So you can't pitch! 03:37 And they can afford that. You can't, yeah. That's petty cash for them, bro. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 03:40 Just bring everybody. Yeah. And all the black males. Yeah, yeah. And just then have their, just throw money at them. 03:45 Yeah, yeah, yeah. They put out all the buyers. So they're not available. 03:49 Yeah. So if you're a sole lug and you want to pitch for December, they were not available that week because they were booked out. 03:54 And they know where they pray to spots it, so they're not going to like... Yeah, wow, that is... Yo, that's like using money and just flexing, like with an iron fist. 04:04 So now... Yeah. 04:07 So then that's when we ended up going to Namibia. And... Because there was no brew love here. Yeah. 04:15 There's no brew left, bro. Where's the brew's cup? From Jovo to the cup, there's no brew's cup. 04:20 Where you want to brew, eh? And I'm actually glad we went to Namibia because we found the best beer makers in Africa. 04:27 Not just in Africa, but in Africa. How you taste the beer? It's fucking amazing. 04:31 Yeah, the beer is good, bro. The beer is really good, man. Skol. 04:35 Skol. 04:36 Skol. Skol. Skol. Yeah, the beer's good setup, man. 04:38 Did you ever taste this lady because you were there? Did you come with Munaga? 04:40 Yes. 04:41 Fuck, I didn't see him, bro. 04:42 Yeah, you did, man. 04:44 Fuck, I was so busy that day. I didn't see him, bro. Really? Munaga was there? 04:47 Yes, he met Soh. He's also. 04:49 Yeah, yeah, yeah. And Soh's wife. Did he like the beer? Because I know he's a beer drinker. 04:54 We tasted the beer. But he's also not a beer drinker. So it's just too intense for me. 05:00 Yeah, yeah. Shout out to your wife. 05:02 Shout out to the person in Namibia who said, Namipia in your hands. 05:07 Namipia! 05:18 Remember what I told you when I went to Namibia a few weeks ago? Yeah, yeah, Namibia. So I was there to do the first, this is the first ever Chela's Lager ever, ever. So it just came out of the barrel. And then I was there to taste it. And then we're there with the lady as well to do the first proof, like to sign the first run through. I think I sent a video of the first few cans that were going through that thing of theirs that they do. I didn't send it to you. 05:48 So won't it make it more expensive because it's made like... No. 05:51 Oh, there's already channels. 05:53 Yeah. 05:53 So are you not going to encounter the same issue with the buyers? 05:57 Again, having to pitch so that they can also be... Yeah, yeah, yeah. 06:01 Because they're very biased. They're biased. 06:06 Or is there a different channel from Namibia? You don't have to go through the South African buyers. Yeah. 06:12 It's who? 06:27 Let me send to you. Yes. No, no. 06:31 I'm saying are you not going to encounter the same issue with having now to bid for space with the buyers? 06:39 No, no. Space becomes from… So once the brand is in the store, right? Okay. It's got nothing to do with the buyers or our competitors. Okay. It's all up to demand. Okay. 06:53 So if people go there and want chillers, then the buyer has no other choice but to get more stock. Oh, okay. Because people want it. That's how they make money. Yeah, yeah. 07:02 Can the beer mafia possibly tell the distributors, we're pulling out if you introduce this beer. We're pulling out our catalogue. 07:09 And maybe they've got like all these big beers. They can do anything, bro. Remember, these guys have more money than God, bro. These guys have all the money, bro. 07:15 Yeah, they do. And it's crazy how they want to control the beer market. 07:20 When it's the other race that is mostly keeping the big beer guys in business, but they don't want anybody who looks like that race to come and have their own steak. How horrible is that? 07:33 Remember last year I told you about that other brand that bought all the cans? 07:36 I was about to say, they tried to move last year where they bought the cans because you guys are the biggest moving spirit cooler, but they bought out all the cans so that 07:47 You guys... Don't have cans. 07:49 Don't go to production. Don't have cans. Yeah, so that's what I'm saying. You can't really tell what they can do, but they can do anything because they have so much money. They got so much money. 07:56 So at any moment, you're expecting any... Like a whop-pah from the side. You don't know who's slapping you. You're just expecting an attack. It can't happen. 08:05 You can't put it past them. Hey, man, we've launched. We'll leave it to God. Whatever happens, don't worry. I'll be here to tell the tale. 08:11 Yeah, yeah. Whatever happens. But currently it's available on all the stores, right? 08:17 No, no, not yet. So it's available at Macro. It's going out to Macro this week. And Ultra Liquors. Okay. And then from next week, it's going to roll out to all the other. Yeah. 08:26 But this week it's Macro and Ultra Liquor. They can't fuck the tube, bro. Already like, ah, come on. 08:31 Here's to Chiller's Lager becoming the fastest growing beer in the country, man. Yes. 08:35 It's a bear. It's a bear. It's a bear. It's a bear. Is there a price they're willing to take when they come to buy you? 08:42 Nah, nah. Nothing yet, bro. 08:44 Are you sure? 08:45 Yeah. 08:46 Sure, sure, sure? 08:46 Yeah. But it's so crazy. Since we launched, a lot of niggas have been coming up to me and saying, yo, thank you, man. Thank you for the beer. For the beer, yeah. Yeah, like we beer drinkers. We're trying out the Chiller's Punch, but we really feel at home with the lager. 08:58 With the beer. It's 5% also. Like, yeah, it's quite a beer, man. 09:00 So look out. We're going to be doing a takeover summer. Some crazy shit coming up. Oh, dope. Regarding Chiller's Lager. We're going to be taking over weddings. We're going to be taking over after tears. Like, Just check us out on our socials to see what's coming up between now and then. 09:18 Oh, is that the video? Yes, yes. 09:20 These are the first, first cans. Yeah, these are the first cans that came out the lab, man. Oh, dope. Yeah, what is the real moment? 09:25 Yo, I saw a guy who tattooed the whole particular vlogger. You know that guy, bro. There's a guy with tattoos, a whole sleeve, a whole chiller's log of a can. I was like, whoa. Do you know that guy, bro? 09:35 No, I don't know him. Bro, that guy has to be, there's a lot, right? But that guy has to be the ultimate chiller that I know. He was there before Ghost Lady, before you, before Shost, before everybody. He was there at the first ever event we did at M2 Engine in Midrand. Whoa, bro. He was there. This was like 2018. Back then, right? He was there and till this day, he's still rocking with us. So he decided that he wants a tattoo of the chiller's lager. 10:02 And Naledi told me that you guys are going to give him the lager for life. No, no, two years. 10:07 For two years. 10:08 Oh. 10:08 Yeah, for life. 10:11 Oh. 10:12 When it comes to their beer drinking, man. 10:16 For life! I thought this was for life. For life! The tattoo's for life. 10:21 Yeah, and the craziest thing is, it's his first tattoo. 10:26 Who has his first tattoo even? 10:27 Yeah, it's his first tattoo, man. His name, I gotta shout him out. His name is, what is his name? First tattoo and it's like a whole full sleeve. That must hurt, bro. Like a whole full arm. Let me get his name out. 10:39 When is it a sleeve when it is on an arm? It's a sleeve when it comes up to you. 10:42 Yeah, yeah. Hmm? 10:46 His name is Silo Gabriel Makoto. His name is Silo Gabriel Makoto. 10:52 Shout out to him, man. Shout out to him, bro. 10:56 The commitment, bro. Also, shout out to this lady by the name of... Ah, man. There's so many people showing us love. Um... Kokezo? Kokezo Koki Berries. Yes. So she's from Rustenburg. I saw this lady with the chillest outfit. 11:13 Are you serious? 11:15 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Caribbean chaos outfit. Yeah, yeah, yeah, man. Oh, shout out to her. It was amazing. It was amazing. Yeah, yeah. It was amazing. 11:25 You want something like that? Yeah. Oh, wow. Yeah, that's beautiful. 11:28 It's super colorful. Yes, yes, Pat Chekhov. 11:34 Oh, the mic is there. 11:34 It's a quarter sleeve. 11:36 Oh, so that... We got a quarter sleeve chillers punch tattoo. Ah, okay. Thank you for the education. It's a quarter sleeve, guys. Not a full sleeve. But it's hot. 11:48 Isn't it half? Because if a sleeve is from here, wouldn't this be half? 11:53 From your wrist to... Your elbow, it's a quarter. And then half a sleeve is when you cover the whole wrist and elbow. And then full sleeve is from your wrist to your shoulder. 12:09 Ah, I get it. 12:10 That's coquetto berries. Yeah, yeah, yeah, man. What a great time to launch a beer because beer is not cheaper than petrol. Yo, bro, bro. 12:20 Hey, man, we in hell, bro. We in hell for real. No way. Yeah, it's so cheap. 12:27 At least it's not 33 bucks. Yeah, yeah. Damn, bro. 12:30 Imagine, man. Diesel is like... 12:32 It's insane, man. Why are you acting like you pour the petrol, Goose Lady? You probably don't even know how much it is right now. No, I do. Just get in and start the car. No, I do, bro. How much is it right now? 12:42 Okay, I don't know what it is, but it was expensive. 12:44 Drop it. 12:46 Remember, I had to be here. I remember I poured, I think, 400 on Thursday, on Wednesday. And then again on, because I remember at the team building, I had to pour 300. This is diesel. 13:00 Imagine, 700 rand. 13:02 Two days. That was painful. That's painful. 13:08 Pa, it will begin. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa Petro, man. 13:16 Okay, so the first campaign is starting today, right? So this is what I was thinking, right? So since this is like the beer for underdogs, right? I was looking at like my friends and people that I know around me. I'm like, who's got like a dope underdog story, right? 13:32 Because what we want is that that person must then identify 10 other underdog stories that we will support and sponsor throughout the year. So from now until the end of the year, we're looking for 10 underdog stories. Whether you're a chiller, even if you're not a chiller, if you've got an amazing underdog story, let us know. And then this person is going to decide who are those 10 people that are going to win and get supported by Chiller's Lager, right? Wow. 14:00 I'm thinking, I'm thinking, I'm like, who's got the best underdog story? 14:03 Do you guys want to know who I think has the best underdog story? You. All right, cool, let's go. Where's the drum roll? 14:11 Top right, no? So, ladies and gentlemen, this is the king of underdogs. How? He's going to be championing this campaign, the underdog story. Ladies and gentlemen, give it up for Sao Paducah! I'm the underdog man. 14:23 Yeah! 14:25 Who better? Who better? Who better? Your story's crazy. Your story's crazy. Your story's crazy. Who better? Who better? 14:37 Actually, I agree. 14:41 Underdog story. Oh, underdog story. Yeah. So if you have an underdog story, you're going to choose 10 people. 14:46 Okay. 14:47 Then I know. Yeah. No, no, no. They're going to tag you. So tag at Sol Penduka. 14:50 Oh, then I'll choose the underdog. Yes. All right. Okay. 14:53 And then hashtag Chilis Laga underdog. And then Sol's going to choose 10 people. 14:57 Wow. Yeah. From now until the end of the year. Wow. Okay. 15:01 So what are you looking for, underdog master? What are you looking for? Oh. 15:05 Ah, genuine stories, man. I want to ubwanda talk. Ubwanda talk is not like something... Enlighten us, please. 15:14 I am. You're a master now. Don't let me do that for you. Hey, why not just chill? 15:17 Yeah, what are you looking for? No, just genuine stories, man. I think just genuine stories. You know, they don't all look the same. 15:29 Stories are different. People's lives are different. But I think just a genuine story. And obviously, resilience more than anything, right? 15:37 Yeah. 15:38 Yeah, because there's so many other people who could have been underdogs... 15:45 But the 100,000 never were because of a lack of resilience and maybe just giving up. So yeah, just consistency, resilience and self-belief and a genuine story. I think it's what... 16:03 Only if you guys can hear them. Yeah, so a story of resilience, believing in yourself, and just a genuine story. 16:12 Yeah, so make sure you tag Atsopinduka. What's the tag? Hashtag? 16:15 The hashtag is Chiller's Lager Underdog. 16:18 And then hashtag, I think we are on socials. I think our socials are up. They're up, right? Yeah, they're up. Chillers Laga as well. 16:24 Chillers Laga, shut up. 16:26 But it was tough because I was like, shit, the biggest underdog in the country right now has to be Benji Maponya, bro. Hey, Benji. 16:35 Hey, Benji, man. His story, oh my goodness. Hectic, right? 16:39 That was a sad story, bro. Yeah, that was hectic, man. That was like just so heartbreaking. 16:44 What did you think of the interview? 16:46 Personally, as he was talking, because of, again, it's one of those situations where, yes, you assist someone, but you get lost along the way because you didn't have the knowledge to carry the work, right? 17:04 So that's now why you'd end up being left out. 17:08 But he was trusting his friend, bro. Yeah, and that's very tricky. To come with the knowledge. 17:13 That's very tricky. And the thing is, there's also another side to the story. Yeah, there's only two sides to the story. It does feel like my soul did a lot for him. 17:25 And maybe from his opinion, he feels like I've done enough. 17:32 Why should I do more? So he's maybe not telling us all the other things that he did. He's just taking from wherever he feels, okay, at least I can just choose from. But I'm sure there's also a lot of other cases where we don't know. 17:49 Yeah, but Ghost Lady, what does that have to do with my soul having to give him his money? What's due to him? Regardless of what you're saying, what does that have to do with it? 17:57 But as you could hear him when he was talking, he constantly used to call him to get money. So I think maybe that's why it's not just my soul only gave him that money. There's maybe other monies that were given. 18:09 I remember when he said, when you asked him, actually, great question you asked him. You asked him, what other things could you say my soul did for you that are good? Like, speak about the goodness of my soul. And then he said... 18:24 He would crash a car and my soul was that guy. The first person. In the middle of the evening to fix it. You know, which is obviously money. So I feel like there's two sides to the story. And when I hear Benji speak, as sad as it is, I also feel like... 18:41 But guys, wait, wait. There's two sides to the story. There's a contract, guys. Literally, we saw the contract. The contract says that this guy's due X amount. 18:51 But did you see all the- Just pay him. 18:52 Jeez. 18:53 Yeah. 18:53 So I'm saying why are we even debating that? It's a contract. It's there. 18:58 That's true. 18:58 Why are we even talking about cars crashing? Why are we talking about- It's there. 19:03 It's for me- The other part is where now he's- Where my soul was referencing all the payments he was doing to him. 19:12 Towards him. Labelling them as a loan. 19:15 Yeah, but that's the technicality. See, at least he's still getting the money. Yes, he's getting screwed over because it's not a loan. Because it means he owns my soul's business, right? It's not. But at least there's money being transferred. Right now, there's nothing. Not even a cent. 19:30 For me, it's very tricky. I feel like we still need the other side. I would love to hear my soul. If he would be open enough to talk and say, what is the situation? 19:39 Yeah, then we could, you know. But I mean, from where we stand, Mac does make a point when he says, there was a contract that said, pay this guy this much money. When he called in the middle of the night to say, please help me, I have crashed into a car or I need something to be fixed. My soul could have always said, hey, your money has been paid. 19:58 Leave me out of it. You know, and just continue honoring that agreement that they had. But like I said, I feel like it's so complicated. 20:08 It does seem like my soul screwed up his friend. But I wonder why. What's his explanation or version? 20:15 But he said it because he said greed. 20:18 He literally said it. He said greed. 20:20 But how if... Already you are spending 900k a month on entertainment. Which I wouldn't be surprised if my soul spends that much money on entertainment. Like going out, flying, business class, executive class. 20:36 I mean, he gave Mahu 500k just for our numbers. You see? 900k is probably nothing. You see? 20:41 Yeah, so you see what I mean? So... 20:44 He can just pay that. Like, it's not the kind of greed that if he's like, if I don't pay this guy this money, my life is going to be significantly better. But yes, it's not Henry K. From what we see, it's not a lot to him. 20:59 What's dangerous also, I feel like, with this story was that there were times where my soul would be buying him an expensive car. But he would probably give it to him like it's a gift, whereas he's... 21:12 thinking, okay, this is the amount of the car. That means I have paid you this much already. 21:18 Do you get it? So imagine you all sold 5 million and then you give him a car worth 4 million. 21:24 And then all of a sudden it's like, he's still expecting his 5 million. But when I truly would know, I'm only going to give you 1 million because I gave you the car for 4 million. So I think that's also where the catch is between them. 21:37 No, man. Which interview were you watching? 21:39 I was watching this one. 21:41 No, Gosling. 21:41 Yes, there is a contract and all. But it just seems something is... There's another side. 21:47 Yeah, I think... 21:48 There's another... Yeah. 21:50 I'm not disputing there's another side, right? But you guys are going all over the show. This thing is pretty straightforward. This guy, till this day, based on that contract, Mysore owes him close to 300 million. 22:01 That's got nothing to do with Kaz. 22:03 No, that's 300 million, man. Yes. 22:05 Yes. 22:07 That's what I'm saying. What interview are you guys watching, bro? 22:09 Okay, look, look, look, look. If he was supposed to get, I think he said like a 900k a month. 22:14 Yes. 22:14 Right? Yes. That's 300. Those are 300 months. 22:18 Because it's like close to 1 million, isn't it? Where did 300 months come from? 22:22 No, remember when it started, he was getting a certain percentage from the revenue. The revenue was 64 million. 22:29 It's now 200 million. It would have went up. It would have went up. Okay. Yes. Yes. That's still like a hundred months. 22:36 But remember there was also a meeting, I think a year later into the project, where it was like, he's submitting, like he's rebidding for the sender. So which means that there was a new contract altogether. Their contract probably had fizzled off. 22:53 So he's saying by the time of renewal, that is how much is owed to him. 22:57 Yes. 22:58 Do you get what I'm saying? 22:59 But that would be 12 months. So it's that 900K times 12. If that contract was 12 months. 23:07 Okay, whatever. Guys, I think... Yeah, let's not get, you know... 23:11 obsessed with amounts. He is owed some money. He is owed some money according to the contract. 23:16 I agree. He is owed some money. But it's just hearing both sides. 23:20 Would be great if my soul would come. But I don't think he will, man. Because obviously, I don't think he's happy because I saw that interdict. 23:26 Yeah. 23:27 What was that all about, man? Remember, we're at the team building. Yeah. So when I open up my phone, I'm like, yo, miss calls and miss calls. Do me? Attorneys. I'm like, yo, let's go to me. Hey, miss called. But all of that, I'm like, miss called. 23:42 Interdict. Interdict. Mis called interdict. Mis called interdict. Mis called interdict. I tried to call him back. 23:55 but he didn't answer. Then he tried to call me back, but I didn't see the call. I tried to call him back again. But yeah, it would be great if we could have him. I mean, it doesn't owe anyone, not ask at least an explanation, but yeah, if he feels like there's a right of reply, it's always there. I feel like that's the least we can do, give people a right to respond. 24:15 But yeah, I feel like there is some stories, you know, parts of the stories that I feel need to be heard. 24:22 It was so crazy when I was talking, I was like, shit, if my soil is making that much, how much is Samco making? 24:28 Samanko. 24:28 Samanko, whatever. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. How much are they making? Nah, that's insane, bro. 24:33 I'm like, then, how much is Patrice making? 24:35 Because he bought another mine in another country now. Oh, yeah. 24:39 He's like, last number. 24:40 I'm just like, fucking hell, mining is insane. 24:44 Yeah, yeah. Well, I mean, Patrice is like a super billionaire, so you can imagine. 24:49 That does translate to something per day. 24:51 A lot of people were saying it felt like a destiny swap. What is that? Can you elaborate on that? What is this destiny swap thing? 24:58 Isn't that what you were saying? Like the face-off thing? 25:00 Face-off? The movie? 25:01 That he's living his life and he's living the life maybe... Yeah, as if their lives are crisscrossed. 25:07 Yeah. 25:08 Oh, okay. Okay. Oh, okay. Like he's into the living. 25:12 What my soul... Sounds woke. All these riches that he has, he should be having that. Because ideally, he was the one who was supposed to... Even the projects from the beginning, they were meant for him. It's just that he needed the assistance. 25:25 But let's also not undermine, bro, that like my soul... doesn't undermine like he's that guy mines is like one of the biggest like he put he's got outputs out there like that's true let's not undermine his work undermine is mining because because one thing is Everyone who said Destiny's swap, it's also like, ah, I better have taken away from the actual work that he did because that three months probation, they could have failed it. Yeah. Maponya could have gotten somebody else and they could have failed it. 25:58 And they're not a family. 25:59 And then what Destiny was going to... be his what destiny was going to be whoever would have failed if they were the technical guys bringing the technical skills yeah but if that happens so there's no injustice there the project failed it's the thing for everyone to see so I can't say oh fuck you failed the project you failed no but what I'm saying is but Benji remember is the goose that laid the golden egg yes sir hey and you know what we didn't ask bro we didn't ask man like whether how did the mind just give you a seat at the table was there no Because the mind can't just say, oh, yeah, you're going to be our local content. 26:34 Surely there needs to be something taken out. 26:38 He said that they were trying to shut him up because it was causing too much chaos. 26:41 Yes, but in doing so, shouldn't they have said, yes, people for the local content apply? 26:46 No, because he's the only one causing them a headache. Yeah. 26:51 But he then becomes the local content from that community. 26:55 Yeah, it's the same thing CR7 did with Ngize. 26:59 You're causing a headache. Come see me. Let's have a meeting. 27:04 Okay, but what I'm saying is, and then Gizwe, but the story continues in his case. And then Gizwe, because we're talking about government now, and then Gizwe gets a contract. But that contract should have been advertised so that equally anyone from that neighborhood can get the work. Especially if you are taking out work for the purposes of serving the local community. 27:28 I think it wasn't... And it sounds like they flouted processes and he was willing to look away because he's the beneficiary now. 27:34 Yeah, yeah. 27:34 True, true, true. 27:35 It's always like that now, you know, with everyone. We don't like corruption until it benefits us. 27:39 Was it from that time when we said they had a meeting with this one white man, well, the CEO there, giving him an opportunity to choose any company from... Yeah. 27:52 So in hindsight, right, it's easy to say, oh, you should have done this, this. But I've seen it a lot of times when friends, like, get together and you have a vision and you don't know how big this thing is going to become. You understand? And it's like, oh, let's do this, let's do this, let's do that. And then this thing becomes a monster. Then it's like, oh, no, but hey, actually, I did this. Because, for example, and I'm sure Nota will gladly correct me if I'm wrong, but I heard that the reason why... 28:19 Nota has like Cuesta's masters and whatever and still has royalties from the work that they did back then is that when they were starting the company it was Cuesta, Leroy and Nota when they were starting the company the three of them remember they're just fresh out of like I don't know high school or whatever varsity you understand and they had this vision of starting this label none of them had a company only Nota had a company and the premise was okay we'll use your company for now And then later, we'll register a new entity. 28:51 But just to get this ball rolling, we'll use your company. And until this day, it hasn't been changed. 29:00 You get what I'm saying? 29:01 Yeah, yeah, yeah. So we must be careful. When we start these things and these conversations, you never know, bro. You never know. 29:09 You never know what it's going to become. So just do it right from the onset. Do you get what I'm saying? You never know what it's going to become. Yeah. 29:16 Because, like, I'm sure Benji didn't know, like, that. It's going to be a behemoth of a... This is going to be, yeah, like, this is going to be... And this guy, bro, so he's been meaning to call me to go see his operation, right? He's got, like, wash plants, etc. So I went yesterday. For real? Yeah, and when you pass there, just when you pass Artis, and you see all these heaps of... Oh, I saw your video. Yeah, I saw your video. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And so many cars are like, my soul, my soul, my soul. I remember I stopped at a total garage to get some refreshments when we were leaving. 29:48 And the lady's like, how? Yeah, you are brave. Just show yourself. This is my soul town, man. And you could literally see the cars are like, my soul, my soul, my soul. Yeah, you're like, yo. Then you get to know, that guy's got a massive operation there. 30:02 But what do you do? Why are you brave? What's wrong? What's going to happen? Oh, I don't know. 30:06 What did you do wrong? Yeah, I was a cop. I was like, ah, man, I don't think, like, my soul won't hurt me or anything, you know? Yeah, yeah, yeah. 30:12 We didn't say anything. 30:13 No, we didn't. We had a car. We gave him a platform like everybody else that would give a platform, you know? 30:20 Even him? How long have we been wanting him on the show for? 30:22 Oh, yeah, yo, he'd be amazing. Yeah, yeah, we've been asking for my soul, you know, but I... He doesn't really want to come. 30:29 That's when I knew my soul had my number this whole time. 30:33 He can get anyone's number, bro. 30:35 So he called you too? 30:36 No, he just sent a WhatsApp. He's like, hola, and then interdict. 30:39 Oh, he didn't try to call you. 30:41 Oh, he didn't try to call you. No, no, no. Then I blue-chicked him. I had bigger things to do, man. 30:46 That's a bit bigger than myself, bro. Oh, we're launching the lager. 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She got married last year to a man by the name of Upita Matsimbe. 32:53 That sounds like a popular businessman. 32:55 A businessman. I think I've heard that name before. 32:57 Remember what I told you? It's like the same business guys always just take the same... It's always this thing happening at the top. 33:04 So there's stories like that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Please fact check and confirm if Utando Tabeta is... 33:10 Tando Tabete was Ander Tabete. Now what Tabete is it? Which Kabete are we opening? 33:14 Ayanda Tabete. 33:16 Did I say Tando? 33:17 You said Tando Tabete. 33:18 No, Ayanda. Sorry. 33:20 Are they related? No, no, no. They're not. They're not. 33:25 Just to answer your statement about her. Yes, she is a model and a presenting entrepreneur and she was on Miss Supernatural and Miss Cosmo. Yes. 33:36 Miss Cosmo. Which Miss Cosmo is in the township? Cosmo. 33:41 And which show did she present? I didn't see the show. Oh, Miss Cosmo. 33:43 Miss Cosmo. 33:44 Miss Cosmo DJ, you must. 33:46 I know. 33:49 There is a pageant called Miss Cosmo. 33:52 There's a DJ called Miss Cosmo. You know that, right? 33:54 Yes, yes, yes. 33:55 I do know her. 33:57 Oh, what shit Miss Cosmo's name? 34:00 I think she's Nonny, man. 34:01 She was on Top Billing and BET A-List. 34:05 Oh, wow. Oh, I was saying, what about Miss Cosmo? Yeah, now, yeah. Now what? Okay. Okay. That sounds like some serious resume. Not Ms. Cosmo, Ms. Ultranormal, superstar, superstitious contest. Come on. Yeah, it's a big deal, you know. Yeah, okay. 34:25 So she recently got married to Yena Upita, this businessman. 34:29 Oh, Yena Upita. 34:30 Yeah. And now she's expecting their third child. But there's trouble in paradise. Because there's a lot of stories happening where they've claimed that she has apparently moved out of their home and also moved to stay with her sister. Her sister is another influencer. 34:53 Isn't that Spista's ex? 34:55 Yes. How do you know that, bro? 34:59 That was a huge story. Remember when we did the ultimate chiller in Bram? 35:05 Remember in Bram last year, we did that ultimate chiller dinner. 35:08 Yeah, I remember. 35:09 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Later on, when I was going to smoke, Speedster was there outside. Yeah? Yeah, we were talking. And then he ended up telling me about, you were still dating the lady that then. 35:18 That Luna Tourette. Yes. Oh, wow. Yeah, because I haven't seen him in a while. 35:22 I'm like, yo, man, how's life? And whatever. That's when he told me they were building a house. 35:26 Oh, yeah, they were renovating a home. Renovating a house. Yeah, they were in some business of like renovating. Yes. She did a whole vlog around. 35:35 Yeah, then I was like, oh shit, is that your house? My wife is always showing me your lady's vlog or whatever it's called. Oh wow, for real. Shut up. How did you think I know her? 35:45 I don't know, like, it's random for anyone to know it's Pista's ex, you know? Like, you know what I mean? Like, and also I've never heard of her name, Blungi Latabete. So it's like she's an unknown, practically, and it's Pista, and it's Pista's ex. 36:01 She's big in the influence of Wat Wat. 36:03 Yeah, she's very, she was one of popular influencers. 36:06 Remember, we're old, dog. We're old. We don't know. I'm an old man. Come on now, guys. Mercy on me. 36:12 I'm ankh, you know? Ankh. Oh. 36:15 I'm ankh. 36:16 Come on now. Oh, wow, okay. Okay, yes, continue, God's Lady. 36:19 So, he had bought her a Rolls Royce. Wow. 36:23 That's how money... Pisa Matinba had bought Ayanda Tabete a Rolls Royce. A Rolls Royce. Yes. 36:28 And this was a Rolls Royce Cullinan. Whoa. With 14 million. Whoa. Whoa. 36:34 Oh, busy in Jamadon. 36:35 Yo. And they were living in like a Brinston and the housework cost about 15 million. That's the house now that has also gone into markets. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And the car also. The Rolls Royce? Yes, yes. Oh, okay. Hence now the story of her moving back to home with her sister or moving in with her sister. Yeah. And apparently the allegations, what's happening with Peter is that there's a case, a fraud case involving nine new luxury vehicles and one truck. All vehicles are to the value of 13 million. 37:09 And he had used fake bank statements, fake company financial statements and fake South African ID to secure financial finance for all these vehicles. So it's a bad, bad case. Yeah, that's allegedly happening. Yeah. 37:23 That's crazy man. 37:27 When I saw the story trending, I asked my friend who knows this person. 37:31 Who? Peter? 37:33 Ayanda. So I'm like, hey man, what's going on with this story? 37:36 Oh, okay. 37:38 And she goes, oh, she just sent me some more stuff now. 37:42 She says, I'm like, yo, what's going on with Ayanda? Did the husband cheat or is he going broke? She's like, no, maybe both. 37:50 But I did ask him on WhatsApp, he said they're still together. I'm like, oh, that's dope. 37:54 And then he says, he's been sleeping with everybody ever since their marriage, clubbing and doing the most. 38:01 You did not hear this from me, yes? I won't say your name. 38:05 Damn. This story has always been on the news, though. But then again, Peter's family are serious drug lords. Nothing will happen to him. He's from long money. He does his own criminalities, but generational wealth is there. This is all alleged, right? Damn. And then they sent me this screenshot. Let me just forward to... Let me just forward to... Is it shots or tata? Hmm. 38:30 Yeah, you can read the story for yourself. 38:32 Yeah, I sent it there. You can make it bigger there. 38:35 You want to read it for us because later I'm too far, I can't see. 38:38 It's too far. 38:38 There we go, just make it bigger, yeah. 38:40 Okay, police in Santan are allegedly looking into the possibility that the businessman Peter Matimbe, who is Ayanda Tabete's baby daddy, may have allegedly skipped to Zambia to evade arrest. Damn! Okay. 38:55 There is a warrant. 38:55 There is a warrant of arrest issued at North Gauteng High Court. Standard Bank allegedly went to court accusing him of securing a loan to buy 10 luxury cars using allegedly fraudulent documents via his company Matimbe & Co. Breaking news from 15 million mansion sale to the flee... To fleeing the country. Yeah. It's basically what you were saying. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Insane, bro. Insane. The fact that he could have left the country. 39:28 He's in Zambia. Oh, hectic. 39:30 Oh, is that why maybe she went to her sister then? 39:32 Yeah, and has moved. Okay, okay. Now we get it. 39:37 Would you break up with Munaga for cheating or for going broke? 39:41 For cheating or for going broke? For cheating. Yeah, the cheating is valid. Going broke? No. Angiti, it's... 39:51 When you get married, it's for poor and for rich. So let's share a slice of bread. 40:01 It is what it is. 40:03 We know how to get a loaf, right? We'll get there. 40:09 A lot of women, honest enough to just say, like, yes, I would leave them for going broke. Because some say I wouldn't tell. But they don't know what broke looks like. Because maybe they haven't experienced it before. No, no, no. 40:20 Actually, it's different times now. So it's easy to say, ooh, I'm going to stick by my man. No, no, we live in different times now. Women are very outspoken. Yeah, we do, yes. From day, first day, it's like, how much are you giving me? Like, how much are you going to give me per month? Yeah, it's like that now. It's an open question. It's not... And if it's, okay, how much do you expect? I expect 50K. I expect 100K. If you don't give me, I'm out. You know, so we're living in times where women are very outspoken on what do they want? Like, what is provision for them? 40:51 You know, so it's just, ah, man. 40:56 Yeah. 40:57 So Mnaga can come home with no bacon. You guys and all your kids can go in the streets. But if you date, it's a wrap. 41:06 The day he cheats, it's a rep. Oh, man. 41:13 That's what she chose, right? No, no, no. Emotionally, it's a wrap. 41:16 Let me tell you that. Okay. Emotionally, it's a wrap. Okay. 41:20 So I may still be there, but I'm no more... You tapped out. Yeah. 41:24 Okay. 41:24 Yeah. 41:25 It turns out you'll also be cheating. You'll also get something of your own. 41:28 We don't know. We don't know. We don't know what the... Keep the peace at home, but... We don't know. But emotionally, I'll tap out, I think. But I could still say, let us... 41:42 Think about the kids and not just now become these fighting human beings who are bringing our lovers and we're just running this home. No, let's still have a good... 41:53 I feel like most girls would settle for cheating, but as soon as it goes broke, they're out, bro. Hey, don't you think so? The reality, yeah. 42:01 Because of how women are these days. Because it's more like if he gives you money... 42:08 What? 42:09 In reality. In reality. In reality, it's the most ladies. 42:14 I agree. You're not going to buy money. I agree. Women are like that. These days. These days. 42:19 But cheating. You know, I get you. When Ghosty is saying these days, it's mostly about money and whatever, right? Yeah, yeah. But if you've been like... McG posed the question to Ghosty, who's been with a man... for however long you know so I think probably in this day and time because people date slay queens Instagram whatever you know maybe you would view it as that most women are like that but to be quite honest most women in this country are not like that 42:54 in this country? 42:55 No, they're not. 42:57 Me, I don't think most women in this country. Not most. No, no, I don't think most. 43:01 Instagram and stuff, yeah, but not most. Not majority. 43:04 Yes, that's my point. 43:06 There's women in South Africa. There's women on Facebook or Instagram. 43:11 When I was in Venda the other day, I'm in Venda, bro. 43:16 I was walking into like, what are these retail shops, bro? And the ladies, you know, that pack the clothes and stuff, they were talking about some guy. And they were saying, hey, they were talking in Venda. Like, hey, umpazabu di marara chered, and then kutu wa machimba ni kwa siya la machimba ni. 43:32 Yeah, so I think umpazabu di maragana maali. Yeah, machimba zi emasimba, yeah. 43:37 You understand what I'm saying? For real. And that's someone who's just working at a, I don't know, a retail store. It's not an Instagram baddie. It's just someone who's working there who's like, listen, he gives it to me good, but hey, where's the man? 43:50 Where are the coins? but I think that is they say those things to their friends to social media whatever yeah she'll say it to their friend yeah and they will still stay with that man I'm not saying they won't cheat with the guy that's gonna give her money yeah but she'll still stay with the broke guy yeah like honestly if you love a person You will stay with them through all their seasons. But also, if now you're at a point where you're just like, yo, but he's not growing in life. 44:23 He's not, you know, I'm waiting. You know, I'm supportive. I hope he gets to that point, but he doesn't get there. There is a point where some women will, they won't leave you, but they'll mess around with another guy that can give her... 44:37 Some money. Let me ask Chilis, man. Let's do a poll because I disagree with you, man. They're being politically correct. We all know they want money, bro. 44:45 I get you, Dudu. I get you what Dudu's saying. The problem with these times is that we glorify in speaking out about, oh, okay, if he's got no money, I'm leaving. Sorry, can you give me the caption? 45:02 What should I say to the Chilis? Ladies, would you... 45:07 Leave a man. 45:10 Or leave your husband. Leave your husband. 45:17 Nah, I say man, because husband is on another level. Okay, would you leave your husband? Like when it's husband, you stay with him. 45:22 Yeah, husband, husband, it's too late. 45:24 I don't have a choice. I don't have a choice. It's too late. 45:27 But women leave, eh? 45:33 No, but we're talking about a husband. 45:35 Yeah, we are. 45:36 Because you're married. That's why we didn't go to Fed Checker. We would have went to Fed Checker if we're not talking about husbands. 45:47 Ladies, would you leave your husband for being broke or cheating? There we go. 45:52 Please remind me to read the poem. 45:53 The boring thing to say is, oh, I'd stay with him even if he's broke. But the popular thing to say is, I will leave. And that's what you'll be celebrating. Woman power. 46:01 Yes. That's the problem. 46:04 That's the problem. Independent woman, woman power. Save the woman. Ah, no, it's fine. We'll share that. Yes. The one slice of bread. Ah, I'm the worst. If anything. Pick me, pick me. 46:15 Yes. You got where I wanted to go. We finally got there. 46:20 No, so that's the… It's like, oh, okay. You'll be hated for sticking by someone. 46:26 Yeah. 46:27 On a lighter note, man. Big shout out to Shimza. He was voted the 75th best DJ in the world. Yeah, shout out to Shimza, man. Shout out Shimza! 46:37 Black Coffee was voted number 14th. 46:39 That's the big one. That's massive. Massive, bro. Voted in the world. There's like millions of DJs in the world. 46:48 But he deserves a number one spot. 46:49 He deserves a number one spot. David Gator's number one. David Gator, bro. 46:54 Coffee's better than David Gator, man. The mafia of DJs. Those guys don't even mix, bro. They play pre-mixes. 46:59 Nah, David Gator mixes, bro. I think they play pre-mixes at certain events for the fireworks and the pirate techniques, yeah. But he mixes, let's be honest. David Gator can mix. 47:11 Also, Tabo Smalls is nominated for a Grammy, guys. 47:14 Shout out to Yeah, yeah, yeah. 47:17 The nominations or the submissions? Because I asked Ntona R. Let's call him, let's call him. Yeah, I saw Durbin Coco and Ntona R for a remix. I think Monique Bingham remix. And when I said, Ntona R, I'm saying we are a criminal nominee now. Ntona R was like, nah. Nah, it's not Grammys. It's recognition. 47:39 Let me see what he said. 47:43 Yes, N'Donohar said... Thanks, bro. It's not a nomination yet. It's still recognition. Then they're going to pick which remix they're going to put as nominee. I think they're recognizing them for submitting. 47:57 Yo, yo, yo, Boise! 47:59 Ukrat, man, you're live on podcast and chill. Sol is here, Ghost Lady's here, man. 48:02 Heyo, Tabu! Hi, Tabu! 48:05 My man, I don't know if this is true or not, but are you nominated for a Grammy or this is submissions? 48:11 It's submissions. It's considerations. Like, it's... Yes. Like, how do I put it? Like, it's saying we acknowledge that, like, you are up for a Grammy and the entry number is there. So, yeah, it's kind of like a consideration nomination. Wow. It's them saying we are aware of you. Wow. 48:28 We are aware, we are aware of you. This is massive, dog. This is massive. And your album was amazing. Remember I told you about the album when it came out? 48:35 Yeah, sure, sure. You and Saul, bro. I remember it was the first, best, best thing you guys tweeted about. And I didn't give it a lot of traction, my king. 48:43 Yeah, shout out to you and Mr. Mercedes, man. What's that remix you did that I like? Papa. Papa Uteg. Papa Uteg. Oh. 48:51 Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's with Bucks and Mr. Mercedes. 48:54 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Ah, dog. I hope you bring it home, dog. If anyone deserves a Grammy, it's you, my dog. With all the work you've put in. 49:00 Yeah, dog. Ah, sure. My king, I really appreciate it, brother. Thank you so much, man. It means a lot. 49:06 All the best, my nigga. 49:09 Hey, yo. How did you feel when you saw that Morda says he misses you? 49:14 Mm. 49:15 Esh, esh, esh, it's life, my king. 49:18 We miss, we miss everyone in our lives. Get it too, get it too, but it's a life. It's like that. It misses me, it's like that. 49:38 No, all the best, my nigga. Love you long time, my dog. 49:40 But shout out, hold on, bro. 49:41 Let's not do, yeah. 49:42 Divert. Shout out, bro. 49:44 Shout out on the recognition. We're aware of you. Yeah, so there's all these nominations and the guys are submitting. And the Summers are like, oh, not the Summers. The Grammys are like, we're aware of you. Wow, that's We are aware of you. We are aware of you. 49:54 But that album is amazing. And it's a jazz album. Oh, it's a jazz album. Shut up, man. It's for us groupmans, huh? Yeah, yeah, yeah. 50:00 I remember we listened to it driving to Ambumalanga. Oh, it was amazing. I enjoyed it. 50:05 It's so crazy. Growing up, when the elders used to listen to jazz, I'm like, these fucking guys, why they listen to jazz? Yeah, bro, why the jazz? I'm like, oh, I get it. 50:14 What the jazz, yeah. 50:18 Also, check out Lockshin Deep's album, My Father's Records, since it's jazzy as well, you know? You know he makes jazzy piano. Lockshin Deep, yeah, it's amazing. I'm on a song there as well. 50:31 Oh, it's amazing, man. 50:32 It's amazing. Yeah, but check out the album. One of the most talented... Producers, bro. D, check it out. What else you got for us, girls lady? 50:40 Good news, more good news. We can continue clapping. So we have a South African lady who received a Nobel Peace Prize. Oh, wow. 50:49 A Nobel. 50:51 A Nobel, whoa. And it's the jurist, Navi Pillay. Navi Pillay. Her full name is Navantham. Navantham. 51:01 Whoa, shout out on the Nobel Peace Prize. Shout out. What did she do? 51:06 So she received this. This is after like for decades long career dedicated to uploading international law, protecting human rights and securing accountability for genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity. So she's been very busy and working in that field. 51:25 Do you know how the Nobel Peace Prize came about? 51:29 You don't know. 51:30 How? 51:32 So, so, so, there was a guy. His name is Nobel, I think. Just Fed check for me there. Okay. 51:38 So that would mean they're not the Nobel Peace Prize. They're the Nobel Peace Prize. 51:42 Isn't it the same thing? 51:43 No, man. 51:44 Noble, Nobel? 51:45 No, no. 51:46 Whatever. 51:47 Okay, what do you want me to say? Nobel, you're right. Nobel. 51:49 Okay. 51:50 Yeah, she said Nobel. 51:51 Yeah, but it's Nobel. 51:54 It's the same. We knew what she was saying. 51:58 Noble is to be noble. Nobel is someone's name. 52:01 Noble Peace Fries. 52:03 So this guy, what he did. 52:04 Nobel Peace Fries. 52:05 Yeah, because Nobel. Nobel. Nobel. Nobel. 52:12 Give her a break, my dog. 52:14 We knew what you were saying. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we did though. I'm just pulling your leg. Sorry. Be noble about it. Come on. Thank you. Yeah, I'm just pulling your leg. 52:26 So the guy, Nobel, right? He created like the first guns in the world. And then he realized like how much carnage and destruction they were causing to humankind. that he started the Nobel Prize Prize so that when you search up his name, that's what comes up first. Instead of all the fucked up shit that he did with the guns and shit. 52:47 Oh, for real? Is that true? 52:50 Wow, man. That's beautiful. 52:52 No, but wait. So he was doing... 52:56 He created guns. 52:57 He was the first person to create guns. 52:59 Then he realized what guns were doing to the world. Like the destruction it was causing. So whenever his name would come up, it would just show like all the shit that guns. You understand? So he created this Nobel Peace Prize so that now when you search his name, you just see the goodness. 53:13 Yeah, that's beautiful. Wasn't there a similar story with Kalashnikov? The guy who came up with... 53:20 AK-47? AK-47. I'm not sure about that. 53:22 Yeah, he also didn't like eventually what it turned out to be of his invention and the harm and pain that, I mean, it's the one gun that you'll find in... 53:33 There's a stat about it and flags. You know, some countries have an AK-47 then. 53:38 Yeah. 53:38 But yeah, there's also a similar thing with him and how eventually... Can you give us the facts there? 53:43 Because I was just paraphrasing, man. 53:44 Yes, please give us all the facts. You look like Tina Turner today, by the way. 53:49 But the whole hair is simply the best. Can you see it? 53:51 She looks so cute. She looks so cute. 53:53 She's got the whole simply the best thing happening. 53:55 She's got makeup on. 53:56 Oh, yeah, you got makeup on as well. Yeah, yeah. Are you from church? 54:00 Oh, no. But I'm going to your event. That's why. 54:04 Oh, shit. 54:04 Would you start to church with a cleavage like that? 54:06 No, never. Never, never. 54:07 Yeah, I'm like, hey, no worries. 54:09 Why are you coming to our... It's for khrutmas. We're playing Deep House. What do you know about Deep House, bro? 54:13 Inka, nayami, I stepfather, I make. So, I guess I'll never, never. 54:18 Oh, so she's looking for stepfather. That's why she's coming through. 54:23 Stepfather. The father's going to step back, yeah? I thought what? Stepfather. No, no, no. 54:31 These men are too old. Oh, you're looking for stepfather. 54:35 These kids, these kids. Oh, no, no. Oh, no, no. 54:46 We're like totally noble. Okay, um, yes, his name is... You're looking for noble. 54:53 That's funny. 54:56 Yes, yes. 55:04 Okay, so to answer to the person that you were mentioning, his name is Alfred Nobel. He was a Swedish inventor. He actually invented dynamite and other explosives. So for the longest of time, the French newspapers had actually been calling him the merchant of death. So because he did not like that, he then came up with the... Nobel Peace Prize and then as for the um AK guy AK 47 person his name is Mikhail Kalashnikov something like that um Well, it just states here that he did a lot of firearms, which includes the AK-74, the AKM, the RPK, and a lot of weapons that were used during the World War. 56:03 But after the World War, he then ventured into selling vodka and also making other consumer goods like umbrellas. 56:15 and hunting gears and pocket knives and then he also wrote poetry these guys man they always feel bad for the creations they make but why don't they just give back the money because they still profit from it exactly it's not like they give away the money that they made from all that kind of shit you know it reminds me of like you know these like Steve Jobs is it Steve Jobs or Mark Zuckerberg his kids are not allowed on Facebook 56:37 I think it's Mark Zuckerberg. 56:39 It's Mark Zuckerberg, for real. Yeah, because he knows the destruction it causes. 56:42 Of course, he knows the destruction. It's like when the Bangladeshi puzzle shops, kids were dying and the guys were being made to eat their snacks. 56:50 They don't want to eat it. They will refuse. It's the same thing. They will never eat. 56:54 They know the shit they said. They know the cock they said. Yeah, bro. All the drug peddlers in the world in South Africa wouldn't sell that shit or just give it to their kids as well. Yeah. So they know the harm. 57:08 Before we move on, I just wanted also notes. Remember regarding the Nobel Peace Prize? Yes. You go, girl. 57:16 Being awarded to Navi Pillay. Trump had a problem with it. Oh, yeah, because he was. Because she's South African. And obviously what she pioneers as well. Remember, it's... 57:27 Talking against Israel, the genocide, humanitarian, you know, the war crimes and all of this. 57:34 But also because he wants... He was throwing a fit. 57:36 But also because he wants that prize. He wants it. So he wants it so bad that FIFA created a similar prize. I saw, yeah. 57:43 But it's popping countries, bro. How do you want a peace prize? You get the pieces prize. 57:49 That's what you leave people, you know, of countries in pieces. Fuck me. blowing up families and then you're the piece of pride No, we employ our people into smitherees, man. No, that's not... Trump, what's wrong with him? Yeah, I like what's wrong with Trump. 58:11 What's going on with Trump? I haven't followed him in a while, man. 58:13 I don't know, bro. I don't care, bro. 58:15 Nah, it's Trump. He's Trump. I just remember there was a video. 58:18 I don't know if I still have it. 58:20 There was a video where they were saying, like, food or something is expensive in America. So he's like, people must stop eating then. 58:28 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, bro. 58:30 Whoa. Yeah, but America's Chosen, America's Chosen, they must eat with them. 58:34 America's Chosen. You're supposed to be like, Nani, why are you guys eating so much? America's Chosen. 58:41 oh, fuck, I can't find it. But it was so funny. It was something around food or something. 58:46 But something that people use and they were using a lot of it. And it was costing America too much to bring it in. So it was like, just stop eating. 58:53 And it said something about the gas as well and gave people tips on how to save petrol when driving when people were starting to complain about how petrol is expensive. You know, they call it gas, that side. 59:04 And it started 3D printing meat, that side. And it's now available in stores. 3D printing meat. What the fuck is that? In America. What is that? Like, meat. 59:15 That is not from an animal, but it's printed. 59:19 And you eat it? Yeah. Nah, no waste. Let's chill. Let's check. 59:24 There's videos of that. How they even... 59:27 I know. You saw it. 59:28 Yeah. You saw it? Tibla knows. Yeah. 59:32 Letters? Yeah. 59:35 It's 3D printing. 59:36 Wait, let's see a video of it. 59:37 And it's available at your nearest supermarket. 59:40 Can you make that screen bigger? Sorry, man. Let's go back there. Let's read that. What does it say? Yeah, just make it bigger. 59:48 It says, 3D printed meat is an innovative food product created by layering. Yeah. Yeah. 59:54 Just swimming. 59:55 Either plant-based ingredients or lab-grown animal cells using specialized 3D printers. 60:04 There was a whole video. It showed you how they do it and how they package it. And then it was at the supermarket. 60:12 Yeah, even with the chicken, they make it from sales now. I know Bill Gates funds a huge project like that. 60:19 Why am I on the spreading him his thumbnail? What did I do now, guys? Come on. Give me a break, guys. Jeesh, man. 60:26 I fucked who now? 60:28 We all got fucked. What the fuck, guys? 60:29 Who are these people now who fucked us? 60:32 Who did you fuck with? Am I the algorithm or what? Like, yo, every thumbnail, Meg Chi takes a piss. 60:36 Yeah, bro, you're the news, man. You're the national news. Meg Chi takes a piss. Yes, let's see. Yes. This is the video. What video is this? 60:56 3D meat. 60:57 A juicy, sizzling steak made by computer. Oh, yeah, there it is. 61:02 While obtaining regular meat is a process that's been taking place for millennia, cow, butcher, beef, Redefine meat. It looks like red velvet cake. What is that? That looks like cake. That is cake steak. Using a highly technical process. 61:20 The mix of soy and pea protein, chicken, beetroot, nutritional yeast, and coconut fat is formed into steak-like shapes using a 3D printer. 61:31 Our goal is to become the largest meat company in the world. 61:36 Nah, we're not having any of that, bro. Yuck, look at that, bro. Oh, no, that's disgusting. What are we putting in our bodies, man? Like, seriously, bro. 61:47 It's 3D meats. 61:50 3D printed. 61:51 Nah, I'm good, bro. Yeah, we won't survive. I mean, the biggest meat producer... 62:00 Wait, guys. 62:00 The biggest beef producer from South Africa, bro. 62:03 Wait, wait. How much chicken are we consuming that's coming from your Brazil and other countries? 62:08 Like how many times do you see when you're in the supermarket and it's written there, this product is from Brazil or Argentina. Yes, a lot. 62:15 The Argentine stuff, they also have major beef. We eat a lot of Argentine beef. But they have good beef though, bro. They have good beef, bro. Yeah, they do. They do. They're a beef producing country. 62:25 They probably don't have and then they start bringing in the 3D printed... 62:29 just to continue having sales but we should be known and I think laws hey but South Africa our laws are first funny compared to other countries but the law should protect us to say please have it in like big and bold that this is 3D meat 62:43 Yeah. 62:44 I'm sure you can taste the difference, man. Imagine. In South Africa would know, bro. 62:49 I just wanted to add on to what Ghosty said. It has been approved by the United States to follow all regulations for consumption. A lot of people have stated that it does taste extremely plain. 63:07 Normally people who cook it use a lot of seasoning to give it the meaty flavor. Ah, ah, ah. It's the same. Ah, ah, ah. The US government has approved it, so it's safe. Approved it? 63:22 Yes. Nah, that's insane. 63:23 For the fact that they have to be there, spicing the helad. That is cock, man. Just spicing it. It means it's out there. You can buy it and you can... 63:30 Anyway, what got your attention this week, Penduka? 63:32 Yeah, man, remember I told you and people were saying, yeah, we're conspiracy theorists, yeah, yeah, we're overthinking. Well, some people, but a lot of it had concerns. Remember when America was sending those deadly prisoners, child rapists, murderers that they didn't want in society or in their prisons and flew all the way down to Swaziland? 63:52 Swaziland, yeah. 63:53 Yeah. Well, now, allegedly, they've been getting into the country legally to fly back to their home countries. Oh, no. So I took the money and apparently they're getting in the dark of the night into South Africa with no one looking and claiming that they're flying them back to their home countries. 64:13 Okay. 64:13 So the fear that we expressed that some of these guys might... 64:18 end up in South Africa actually does happen. Some do actually come to South Africa. They say that they've flown back home, but my thing is like, nah, bro. We warned you about this. 64:27 So wait, Swaziland authorities are smuggling them out? Or are they escaping? 64:33 Yeah, one was from Laos... 64:35 Other one is from Yemen and another very small country. 64:38 Are they being assisted by the authorities there in Swaziland to escape? And then obviously going back to their countries? 64:45 Or are they just... Because where are they going to fly from in Swaziland to all these small countries? Only flights are in all our tumble, bro. Yeah. 64:54 Also, they are accompanied. 64:56 I don't know. I would assume they are. I hope they are. Because if they're not, they can just end up in South Africa somewhere as your neighbor. 65:04 Because if they're just escaping there from the prison there and then they just run, then they could land here. 65:09 Unbelievable. How different are those guys from the asylum guys? Yo, it's going down there. 65:13 Yo, the asylum thing, bro, is so... How different are those guys from those guys? Okay. 65:19 Because then they can just queue in any of Home Affairs and seek asylum. 65:24 Sorry, I haven't been following the asylum story. Can you just elaborate? 65:28 Okay, so this week... Home Affairs announced that they are going to open their doors. 65:38 Because the High Court granted. 65:40 The Constitutional Court, the Con Court, the Apex Court, yeah. So... 65:46 Home Affairs didn't just do this because they wanted to do this. 65:50 But the constitutional court said that it's unconstitutional to turn someone back who wants to apply for an asylum if they're illegal in the country. In other words, if they've entered the country illegally. 66:06 Which sounds absurd, but their thinking is that if people, legitimate asylum seekers, are running away from their... 66:15 homes or home country because they're being persecuted, chances are they're going to arrive illegally because... 66:26 It's only in South Africa where you've got people are being persecuted who are allowed to go to the airport and fly to America to be Afrikaners. Because normally if you've been chased out of country or they want you dead, they're not going to let you walk through the airport. 66:42 You know? 66:43 Through the passport control. Yeah, and all those. 66:46 So that's their thinking. That's their thinking. 66:51 But now people still need to... 66:55 they still need to prove that they are asylum seekers. 67:00 And let's be honest, bro. A lot of them are not asylum seekers. 67:03 You can tell Janela's not used to being here. She was laughing during a serious topic. You don't laugh during a serious topic. Yeah, you don't laugh. The Clippers will catch you. 67:11 Don't laugh. 67:12 They'll catch you in the background. Yeah. Laugh inside. 67:17 So you... What am I looking at the phone for, bruh? You said I must look at the phone while I'm recording. 67:26 What's going on? I know. I know. It's fine. I know this thing. What happened? No, he was reminding me. Is it someone's birthday? No, no, no. It's this... 67:37 Permits. Asylum things. Oh. Yes, yes, yes. Thank you for the reminder. So they were only, like, upholding their... That was good. Why were you guys acting weird about that? Here you are. He couldn't just tell me. So he's disturbing me now because I'm rudely stopping speaking to look at my phone because he said I'm going to check it out. But I was getting to it. Let me see the phone. What's he reminding you of? No, man. 68:02 Guys, we're distracted. What is going on? 68:05 We're so distracted. What is going on? 68:09 Oh, and Tato just hid his phone. Mr. Maleka from Mamalodi. 68:14 What's going on, man? Hey, did you see a lot of people are saying we must bring him back? Yeah, because he's a polygamist and all, right? Is he? Yeah! There's a video of him flying around of him and his two women in the swimming pool, but he's got four women. So he literally came to Pradesh to talk about polygamy and his... What video is that? Show me the video, bro. He's polygamy. 68:33 He's floating with two women. He's not floating. 68:35 But yeah, they're in the pool. That was like his wives. 68:39 Who's showing the things on the screen? 68:42 Dude, I've never laughed. So I was on my phone during… Because remember we're at team building. So I was on my phone during team building. And then we had the launch. The Chella's Lager launch. So I was on my phone then. So when I got home at like midnight. I'm like, let me catch up on my phone. I watched that clip. Dude, I laughed. I couldn't stop laughing. That shit is funny, man. 69:02 Which one? 69:03 That guy, the one we interviewed by mistake. 69:06 That shit is funny, man. That shit is hilarious. I couldn't stop laughing. It is. 69:10 That thing is super funny, man. 69:12 You, you, you, you, you, you. 69:14 And I told Duru, this is not the guy. 69:16 It's not the guy. It's not the guy. 69:19 It's not the guy. It's not the guy. It's not the guy. 69:28 He looks like he doesn't do this. 69:30 He's the president of them. 69:33 He's the president of them. 69:36 You lose four wives in one house. 69:39 No, we need him back, Dudu. Bring him back. And then let's drop before Bradev drops his. Yes. You know they're editing. That's the piece. It'll drop like next month. 69:59 Nah, he says he's dropping it on Wednesdays. That's what he said. Nice. But yeah, that's what happened with the asylum thing. So now, Homoface opened the doors for asylum seekers, people who are illegal in the country, to come apply for asylum. Now, there's a thing also in the process whereby you can get rejected if you put your reasons of why you need asylum, because we need to also validate whether you're a genuine asylum seeker. Now, apparently there's a thing in the process whereby you can appeal. And it'll take you like 10 years or for a very long time to get a final response. 70:30 And in doing so, you are now in the country legally. 70:35 Like... 70:36 Imagine. 70:36 Bro, it's not even funny. 70:38 Nah, here's the thing. 70:39 So there's an employment services amendment bill, right? You know what that bill says? 70:45 So now let's just get it clear. So Home Affairs only opened their doors to asylum seekers who are here in the country legally because the constitutional court said we're going to hold them in contempt of court if they didn't abide by their judgment. So it's the constitutional court that made a judgment that it's unconstitutional to turn people back from us applying for asylum who are already here in the country illegally. 71:14 Now, there's a bill, the Employment Services Bill, Amendment Bill, that says they want to push for quotas in the workspace, foreign national quotas, right? No, no, so that's like to limit how much a company can employ people in their workspace. However, asylum seekers will not fall under foreign nationals. 71:45 People who've got asylum in South Africa are not going to fall under foreign nationals. So if, let's say, this bill is passed and there is a quota and the quota says it's 20%, right? 72:00 So if you employ 100 people, you can have 20 who are foreign nationals. So that means people who go on work visas. 72:07 Passport, got a visa, work visa. 72:10 And then you can also employ 80 other... 72:15 non-foreign nationals, according to this bill, and those could be asylum seekers. So you could have a workforce of 100% foreign nationals, just that the others are going to be asylum seekers who are not considered foreign nationals under the bill. 72:30 That's wild. 72:31 Bro, I'm insane. That's wild. I don't know what's cooking, what they're cooking, but it's like... Has any other country done this before? 72:41 Dude... 72:43 I'm still trying to register it. Like, I'm like, how? How does that even happen? Who thinks of that? Like, what's going on? Who approves that? Who signs that? All leaders. 72:55 Bro, if you had a party... The Minister of Employment, of Labour. 72:57 If you had a party, what would you be your manifesto? 73:00 Since the elections are coming up now. What would you be... Let's say we have Seoul Freedom Fight. 73:05 I don't know, Seoul... Seoul Underdog. 73:08 Seoul Underdog! 73:09 Yeah, come on now. 73:12 Sol underdog. Sol underdog. What's your manifesto? It's called sag. Sol underdog. 73:17 No! Please, no! 73:21 You don't let the dogs out. Nah, for me, it would be border control tightening. 73:26 Um... 73:27 It would be bringing back the death sentence. 73:30 Four things. 73:32 I mean, there's too many murders happening. Too many rape and murders happening in the country. 73:41 Reaching the education system, most importantly. 73:47 Yeah, those would be the four main things I really focus on. 73:52 You know, because... 73:54 And beyond just the border thing, there's so many issues we have in the country that really need fixing as well. But that's a very major thing. Protect South Africans, man. We know this globalization that happens and it's happening a lot. These Nigerian kids were born in England. The South African kids were born in England as English and in America and all over the place. I mean, Ime Okon plays for Bafana Bafana. That's globalization and it happens within legal parameters, you know? The confines of what's legal and that is fine. 74:26 But in South Africa, because another thing is people are asylum seekers, but why are they kids and their wives? 74:36 You saw the list of the asylum seekers from Pakistan and Bangladesh? And why are the old people? 74:43 There's no coco from Pakistan who's coming. There's no cocos. It's just young, fit men. 74:52 So it means that the women, they are fighting. They left their women to fight in Pakistan. 74:58 If you're running from a war or persecution, you take your weak, you take the kids, you take the elders, you take the women. 75:09 But if you're... 75:14 It was one makoko. 75:17 Mokon. 75:20 So that's what you do, bro. 75:22 If you're fleeing a war, you take your weak, you take the precious, the kids, the babies. 75:26 What's your manifesto, ghost lady? 75:28 But if you're going to a war, you leave the kids, you leave the weak. No, I get you. You take the strong only. What's your manifesto, ghost lady? 75:38 I'd like to add on to what Solis said, because I agree with Solis. 75:40 So you're adding on to... So you're the vice sports person. Yeah, I'm the vice. 75:46 Solis is going to add hope. 75:47 I thought she was going to add hope. 75:51 Add hope. 75:53 The mayor of Kentucky. 75:55 Black ass of hope. 75:58 What are you adding? Sorry, go ahead. 76:00 I'd also like to add... 76:04 When men are arrested for fraud, especially, because I'm sick and tired of these cases. We read about these things a lot. These business tycoons, these businessmen who have all this money and then it comes to, it was fraud, fraud, fraud. That's how they attained this wealth. 76:25 Wives, girlfriends, side chicks must also be arrested. 76:35 I want to add. Can I add on to some? That's going to be the constitution. 76:38 No, no. That's the manifesto. All the beneficiaries. Ah, I like that. I like that. 76:45 Yeah, all the beneficiaries. All the beneficiaries of crime. Of crime. 76:49 I like that. 76:49 Except for kids. Except for kids. But anyone above the age of years. 76:56 It leads me to what I want to add. What's your manifesto? I'm adding as well. I think I like the adding one. Okay. Yeah. 77:03 Let's not do too many parties. We can work with one party. 77:06 All the parties are all ANC bro. 77:08 EFF ANC, MK ANC. 77:10 Just because you got mad. Anyway, so I'm adding baddies commission. We need a baddies commission. 77:27 Oh, baddies commissioned! Yeah, because all these niggas lie, but the baddies know everything. The baddies know everything. They know where their bodies are hidden. 77:34 Okay. 77:35 Where their bodies are buried. Bodies are buried. In the BB house. Yeah. 77:39 That's where some... You'll find a body, I'm telling you. 77:42 Look up, boom, look at that. 77:50 Ha, ha, ha. 78:08 A baddies commission? Tell me more, though. Yeah, because you know the baddies know everything. Whenever they're having these meetings and whatever, you know the baddies are always next to them on their phones, acting like they're doing something, but they're listening. 78:19 And the guys also use it as a flex. Yo, I'm talking to the president. Wait. Chill. Yeah. Mr. President. Yes. No, they're coming in. 78:27 Yeah, so when is that money coming from the couch? When am I receiving it? Hey, sofa. 78:34 And then my... 78:43 The second one that I would add is we mustn't pay tax as a country until they fix the corruption. 78:52 Ooh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Because that's the use of money. So if they don't have our money, how are they going to do corruption? 78:58 Yeah, because we're just feeding the hunger. 79:01 And they can't arrest all of us. They can't arrest all of us in the whole country. No, they can't arrest all of us. 79:06 If we stood together, we're like, we're not paying taxes until you guys show us that you can be responsible with our money. Until then, we're not paying. 79:16 Yeah, no. 79:18 Not just service delivery, guys. 79:20 And service delivery. Yeah. But I think also it's just service delivery. Like, we just need to really go back to our service delivery. When it comes to your hospitals, you know, even all these just, you know, government institutions that, oh, guys... 79:42 It's the corruption that's in the way. Fix that. And there'll be things, you know, like fix that. 79:48 And then obviously free Wi-Fi so everyone can watch podcasts and chill. 79:52 Oh, yeah, yeah. Podcasts and chill. Definitely, man. Free Wi-Fi. 79:54 Free Wi-Fi. 79:55 Your lending pitch. 79:56 I feel like you're going to be like China and only restrict that you're only watching, like, podcast shows only. On the Wi-Fi. 80:03 On the Wi-Fi. Yeah, only the network shows. It's only open to podcasts and chill. 80:08 When you try, give me a podcast. Open chats. 80:10 Not available in your country. Yeah, not available. Aww. 80:14 Aww. 80:16 Yo, yo. Yo, yo, yo. Not available in your location. Yeah, not available. 80:25 No, we say can't. 80:27 Anyway, someone was complaining that we didn't announce when the game shows are dropping. I remember announcing that every Saturday from now until Road to 2 Million, we're going to be dropping the game show. Did I not say that? 80:41 I can't forget. Oh, there's no promos. 80:43 Okay, we must ask. Who's doing the game show? Hope. Yeah, I must ask Hope for promos. 80:48 I knew we were coming like that. 80:50 Yeah, but yeah. The game shows are dropping every single Saturday. 80:54 Which one has dropped? It was Podcast and Chill against Onside. Yes. And then yesterday I was watching All the Smoke against… Karas was the star of the show, man. So they play a game where you have to describe who the celebrity is. So you're like, so easy. 81:17 Everyone is like, le parienza. 81:19 Le parienza, yeah. 81:23 I think it was Einstein. I think it was Einstein. 81:52 What's the capital of France? Mbappe. 82:05 So make sure you check that out. 82:15 It's going to drop. Apparently, Dudu said the one that's dropping this Saturday is the best one yet. It's, okay. No, no, let's keep it as a surprise. You must watch on Saturday. But you said it's the best one yet. 82:27 You said it's the best. 82:30 Until yesterday. Yesterday you shot which one? 82:34 Oh no wonder they were shooting yesterday. 82:41 Okay, so the game show drops this coming Saturday. I'm coming out of retirement for one mix only. 82:52 Road to two million mix. 82:53 Okay. 82:53 Oh, Mac. 83:01 No, I'll go as presenter laziness. It's okay. I'll go as. 83:05 Come out of retirement, Japan. Yeah, just for the mix, bro. When is the mix? We're mixing after the show. When is it going to air, though? 83:11 Are we going live? No, no, no. We're going to air after the game shows. 83:15 Oh, nice. 83:15 Yeah, we'll air after the game shows. 83:17 Yeah, I'm also going to mix as well. 83:18 Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then what else? Any other announcements? Yeah, please subscribe, guys. Yo, did you guys see how much subscription you need every day to get to 2 million by December? 10,000? 83:28 Is it 10,000? 83:29 I don't know. I'm asking. I'm throwing out a number. 83:31 I thought you knew bro. No bro but it's crazy. You. It's crazy numbers. 83:37 I think we're at a stage where if we get a text, just guys, we're gonna subscribe. 83:42 Just start taking in. Okay so what? 1.8… 3,000. Okay. 1.8… 300,000. Sharp. 83:51 How far are we from? Two million. 170. 170. 170. 170,000. 170,000? Yeah. 83:59 How many days until root of two million? 84:01 I'm not sure. Check. There's day calculators there on the internet. There's days calculated. 84:06 About 60 days. 60 days. Yeah. 60 days. 84:09 So 170 divided by 60. Per day, yeah. We need per day. About 3,000. 84:12 Per day? Yeah. 84:19 We'll just do it. Come on, come on. And people watch us without even subscribing, you know? Because the algorithm will send them to us because they always search us and watch us. And then they forget that they're not subscribed. Okay, please subscribe, guys. We're on the road to 2 million. 84:35 We need 3,000 subscribers a day. Okay, let me read the poll before we leave. Oh, yeah. 84:40 Read the poll, my dog. 84:41 Read the poll, my dog. Thank you for reminding me, ghost lady. And Dudu. 84:46 To read the poll at the end. You caught the poll. 84:50 You're welcome. 84:51 So ladies, would you leave your husband for being broke or cheating? So what was the argument? All the ladies in here were saying you would leave for cheating. 85:02 Except for Dudu should not leave. 85:08 In Bogoto, yes. Okay. 42% of the ladies that have voted said they would leave a guy for being broke and then 58% for cheating. Yeah. Okay, so majority of the people. Okay, interesting. 85:21 Yeah, man. But dog, remember, on the 24th of October, the Soliano music experience, Mac G come out of retirement. My nigga! My nigga! 85:37 Listen, he still decided on whether to come out. No, I'll come out for anything for you, my dog. My dog, anything for you, dog. 85:44 24th September. I'll play four hours if you want me to that night. For real, my dog. 85:47 I want to tell you what. 85:50 Yo, bro, we got Questa on the lineup, right? That's gonna be fucking epic, bro. Man at the moment. 85:59 Wait, no tell the real Questa, which one? Because we never know which one. Nah, the real Questa, bro. 86:05 Nah, the real star, the real Questa, Dakar. Dakar. Questa claims to be the engine, I give it. We got Dakar. 86:13 Yeah, Quest is there, bro. Russell Zuma for the ladies is there. Bro, my boy Donald, you know, he's my friend. He's always there. Team N-Express, man, what the biggest song. Possibly the song of the year. 86:28 And his catalogue is insane. 86:29 Oh, his catalogue is insane, bro. Wow, wow. You love Deep House now. If you're not coming, it's fine. We've got Duck Horse. 86:36 Ooh, Duck Horse. Okay, okay, okay. 86:40 I've got Marimba Pitch as well. Which one? 86:43 The singer or the DJ? 86:44 The singer. The singer. The only room that matters. Come on, bro. Come on, bro. Come on, bro. Come on, dog. Nah, the singer. The singer. 86:54 Yeah, Chaotic as well. One of my favorite DJs. Dog, you know you only have six hours, bro. Hey? Isn't your party six hours? No, my party six hours? Yeah? No way, dog. It's more. Where do we study? 87:06 So you there? I heard a wee there. I heard a wee. I heard a wee. 87:11 So you there? No, we'll start at about 6, bro. We'll start at about 6. We don't close at 12. We'll start at about 6. 87:18 Definitely not closing at 10. Yo, you're not the trip. Yo, you're the trip, boy. 87:26 The trip, boy. The trip. The trip. 87:30 That trip, boy. 87:31 Wow. Wow. 87:32 Wow. Beautiful, man. 87:33 Beautiful stuff. When is it? Soliano Music Experience, 24th of October. Shout out. In fact, we'll put like a thing here where you can apply the tickets. Yeah, the flyers and then we'll put a QR code for you to buy the compi tickets. Yeah. 87:47 It's going to be insane, bro. 87:48 I'm telling you now, man. 87:49 Let's go. Let's go. You're coming. I'm coming. 87:53 Me, I'm coming. You're bringing up another. 87:55 Yeah. Out of your retirement! Nah, we never retired. 88:00 When is Teko doing his? What's happening there, propaganda guys? Teko did his already. Oh, okay. What's happening there? Even Spiso's doing one as well. I'm asking you guys. 88:08 I don't know why. I've been doing it for years, bro. I've been doing my things with propaganda for years. Wow. 88:18 Cheers to you, my dog. 88:24 Cheers to you, my dog. 88:27 We out here, man. Podcast and chill both. Well, before we go, the first comment from ladies, would you leave your husband for being broke or cheating? First comment is they'll leave for both. 88:39 We out here, man. Bye.