that song put nwa in the fbi's crosshairs.el a letter criticizing the song for, quote, violence against women disrespect for, law enforcement officers. the fbi spokesperson said i want you to be aware of the fbi's position relative to the song and his message. i believe my views reflect the opinion of the entire law enforcement community. at a show in detroit the same year, authorities told nwa specifically not to perform the song. well, they did it anyway. that shouldn't have been a surprise. what happened immediately afterwards was also predictable. the group says they were chased down by cops and held in a small room for an hour. hip-hop, more specifically, rap music, has always had an uneasy relationship with the law. it is chronicle the block experience, law enforcement, and the courts, the countless angles. it is called out the inequalities within those institutions. whether it's nwa or the sound of the police, or even a cause locked up. there is at least one wraps on for each step of the criminal justice system. from po

we actually were huge fans of nwa and the geto boys.ight the powers that be. you know, you got the message, you understood that this group was really trying to make change and tell us something and to evoke change. and i think nwa was also trying to evoke change in your environment, and what they were dealing with and living with the oppression of the los angeles police department. but the misogyny aspect of it, i can't say that this is anything to be proud of. thatjust has always been a part of the art form. you're talking about young black man in america expressing themselves. # can i kick it? # yes, you can! tell me about can you kick it and the making of that. a walk on the wild side was a very popular song. and sampling it, it was a huge risk for us because it was such a popular song. but i think it allowed for us to speak to people who maybe were into hip—hop or maybe not so much the type of hip—hop that was going on from the early �*80s. and just q—tip and phife's kind of like back and forth flow was something, a simple question,

my job was to promote and i was nwa champion. that's a small list.never take that away from me and it was just time. i talked to my family about it. my kids voted and they said it's one less weekend daddy is gone and it was unanimous. >> brian: when you said i'll wrestle to snoop dogg. you were his bodyguard. you go to the wwe twice. then the nwa. >> when i was bodyguard with snoop i had a job for life. he said you are not a guy to stand behind people. go be a star. the first time i was wwe, it was lightning in a bottle. thanks to hhh and mcmahon and de'monte and art anderson and dusty rhodes. times reality shows up and i had a live event. i do stand-up comedy shows standing up. they don't hurt as much as wrestling. we battled. he earned it. it took about ten chair shots. >> brian: this is your friend. >> your friends are the most dangerous people you wrestle in wrestling. sorry, buddy, i love you and -- but i was getting ready to do my stand-up shows and one of the guys i sweat and traveled with and had dreams of retirement with had passed away, and

. >> nwa, at that point, is the biggest hip-hop band there is. >> first time i heard nwa, i was like, coast felt kind of like, well, you know, we invented hip-hop. you're not going to come in as a new kit and finally decide this is the thing. like, the east coast and the home of hip-hop,. >> ♪ >> we're going to continue to making a lot of money off of this, do you think? >> this is going to be rap music, gangster rap music, whatever. >> nwa was always too hot to hold. it had to splinter. and the first person who walks away his ice cube. >> the same reason ice cube left the group is the reason i left. you know, tired of making other people happy. it's my turn. >> ♪ >> it wasn't a real gangster, got into coots with dr. dre and said, dray, we should start our own record label. which became death row records. >> 6'3", 330 pound former bodyguard has become one of the most feared men in the music business. >> you get to dr. dre, who, right, make speeds better than anybody. this guy going to deliver a hit. >> drake without his first solo album the chronic. and, you know, not only do you get

ec three previous was about to go on of the nwa c5.ld is working man about folks returning to the office of take a look at what folks have to see. >> i wish i did, right now i'm looking for an online job. working from home is easier and it doesn't mean you're not doing your job. it's much more relaxed and you can take a break when you need to. you have someone over your shoulder saying what are you doing? that was three minutes. it makes things worse so it's definitely better to work from home. >> my job is work from home so i am so lucky. i am a flight attendant, it would be difficult to be on a flight from home. >> yes it would be. that's next. ♪ what it is, welcome back. time to bring the ruckus. fifty years since the birth of hip-hop rap is officially older than your old on but no less important. starting at a basement party now dominant music was on the planet on planet earth and its most slowing down anytime soon one matter trying to gain all the way to the oval office. trina to discuss, 2024 is a mental candidate and seven-time

i was nwa champion. that's a small list. they can never take that away from me.brian: he says he had a chance. this is me and him when we actually went one-on-one. we were losing our tempers and we f went at it. i was surprised to see he was getting so emotional. >> did you throw the chair? >> brian: it would have broken on his back. no question. tyrus, congratulations on a great career. >> piers: great man. >> that's great. you may be wondering where greg and harold are they are in england right now at a pub doing the world gravy wrestling championship. wrestlers suit up in fancy outfits. battle it out in the 2,000-liter gravy filled pool. those who dare to take part have to wrestle in gravy for two minutes. all funds raised go to local hospice. >> piers: normal friday night in england. show you a scene of a brazilian adventure group. i think of me and you, jesse, hanging there for hours on end. reaching points of agreement. >> jesse: make a reservation. that's it for us. have a great night everybody. >> brian: stay within yourself. ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening, we

he's got more fans than phoenix in july, new york times best selling whoever comedian and former nwaorld champion tyrus is here. boom! [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: ty i go right to you on this one, okay? they've been wrong about everything, literally everything. so at this point wouldn't we be better off taking advice from a magic eight ball or were you concerned hunter would bring the wrong 8 ball. >> tyrus: you can't use the term wrong. it's not wrong it's their truth just like we have our truth. i think this is all -- the timing of this is is very -- i'm not a conspiracy theater guy i don't believe in that stuff but i feel like this is going to lead to, i don't know, no debates and probably a lot of mail-in voting. >> jimmy: it's coming. >> tyrus: i feel like that's where this party's kind of going. and, you know, that's what it's going to be. just put it out there. biden's going to be ready. he has two microphones he's ready to do some things out there but covid, so i'll be in the basement. let me know how it turns out and the only thing we'll be seeing is we'll be seeing pres

watch this this is what rap looks like," you know and you don't know nothing about nwa.ur generation on the kids because we are cooler than them. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] the fascinating thing, though -- [ cheers and applause >> got to get your adidas on kids you got to understand. this is what it is >> seth: i feel like when my parents introduced music to us, they never had to be like, "oh, no, no, no, not this song," because that's -- with my kids, like for example you mentioned nwa. and like, you know, that's -- again, that's what i grew up with when i was driving to high school and driving home. then i'll say to my kids, oh you got to hear this one then i'm like, what am i doing [ light laughter ] >> it's okay >> seth: it's okay we got to push it through? >> because we're cooler. >> seth: okay, great i got it from the source >> it's okay >> seth: this is your third book, correct? >> it's my third book. >> seth: so this is "split decision." you wrote this with spike. tell us who spike is >> spike was my crimey before i got involved in music, i was in the streets i

my massive side kick and the nwa world champion tyrus.ow are you doing jimmy. >> jim: i'm good greg how are you. >> greg: good. >> jim: that was nice by the way not mean. >> greg: i bet you get that a lot, don't you? because people think of you as a mean person because i happen to be honest? >> jim: yeah. part of it is also misunderstanding. like i was dating someone and i slept with someone else in their family. [laughter]. >> jim: and she goes you're mean. i go, no, i'm just hot. >> greg: i could see how she might be upset though. >> jim: yeah. >> greg: but she has no right to call you mean. you're sharing your love. >> jim: absolutely. she has no right to judge her own grandmother either. >> greg: look, she was putting it out there. >> jim: oh, she was. believe me, i wasn't the only one. that's where i first met tyrus. >> tyrus: it's my base, baby. [laughter] >> greg: all right, i'm going to move on. was there anything important you wanted to add? i can't remember. >> jim: i love what you said about people being mean, you're right. any

[laughter] my massive sidekick and the nwa world heavyweight champion, tyrus! all right.the show started, we did our preshow prayer in the green room. tyrus, we were talking about this. and i thought you had a very good point to make. of what is to come to you first about powerlifting. >> tyrus: oh. you know, sometimes i just want to identify as a chimpanzee so i can rip people's face off. [laughter] just to attack everything. >> greg: that is not what you said in the green room. [laughter] >> tyrus: i listen to him say he does not understand what is wrong with women's bench press. you don't have mammary glands, meronk. you are designed for something else. it is not their fault. actually, they are pretty strong considering muscle density. their bench press is actually better than ours, but what ends up happening is no women are coming to save other women. so who are the feminists going to have to be? they will have to be as. i will have to change my nationality and get a citizenship in canada, something i did not want to do in my entire life, grow my hair out, hopefully k

my massive side kick and the nwa world champion tyrus!cheers and applause]. >> greg: walter, i have a question for you but i just want you to speak your mind about this. what are you thinking right now about all of this? the timing is interesting. the charges are based on mind reading. what are your thoughts? >> mike: you know, historians like to call america the american experiment. and by that they mean we try things. but i'm afraid the american experiment iss about to blow up the laboratory. this is a little too much. we're now going to have 12 people, rather than 80, 75 million, decide our elections. and it concerns me. but what concerns me more is that we now know what american presidents can't do. they can't say, i was robbed. you know, they can do that in pro wrestling, they can do that in every other sport but they can't say i was robbed. what they can do is they can put, you know, hundreds of thousands of japanese citizens in concentration camps in world war ii. they can start wars looking for weapons of mass destruction that are

my massive side kick and the nwa world champion tyrus!use] >> greg: so first off, jimmy, what water bed did you steal that sheet from? [laughter] >> jimmy: nice to see you, too. can i give you insight into why i do this really quick? >> greg: not really. >> jimmy: okay, but this is the deal. yes i dress like an affordable male stripper, would we not all agree. because it's 2023 you never know when you will get cancelled so you have to have a side hustle. if you get cancelled you can make money at dwarf tossing events as soon as this is over. you show up they throw you you make ten grand. i can't do that so i go with my magic mike look. >> greg: do you feel like you've been discriminated against because of your looks? >> jimmy: not at all. because first of all when it comes to attractiveness people aren't attracted to looks they're attracted to energy. everybody has left with a 10 to go home with a six. i know because i was the 5.5 masquerading as a six. >> greg: i thought you were going to say you were a 5.5 master baiting. >> jimmy: mayb

[cheers and applause] >> greg: and even his common sense is immense, my massive side wick and the nwa heavy weight champion, tyrus! [cheers and applause] >> greg: jamie, good to see you as always. are you non-binary? >> jamie: i'm -- i don't -- i think i'm the other one. is it binary? >> greg: i guess you're binary. >> jamie: i googled all the words we were going to talk about tonight and that wasn't one of them so i don't know what it means. >> greg: did any pronouns strike your fancy. >> jamie: by the way if anyone doesn't know what you what a pronoun is, i'll give a ray random couple sentences what pronouns are. it would be like she divorced him for no reason. he was really sad. these are random. >> tyrus: top of your head. >> jamie: they lived in the house that he bought. [laughter] >> jamie: he dodged a bullet. it's so -- i feel attacked from the monologue, too, because you know, i think you knew, i have a tattoo that says ask me about my tattoo. and so i feel really attacked. nothing is safe anymore with words, i'm surprised they haven't taken the dick out of dictionary at this

cheers and applause] >> greg: and psychics needs a gps to read his palm, my massive side kick and the nwaorld champion, tyrus! [cheers and applause]. >> greg: all right. before we get to some news stories, let's do this. >> greg's leftovers. >> greg: yeah, leftovers where i read the jokes we didn't use this week and as always my first time reading them. so if we succeed we'll put joe mackey in a barrel and send him over niagara falls. here we go! applauding joe mackey's death. i like this audience. james comer says that joe biden as vice-president corresponded with hunter biden using the pseudonym robert l peters. i guess that's better than his current fake name, president. [cheers and applause] >> greg: yeah, i know. i know. this week biden told kids visiting the white house, quote, i know some really great ice cream places around here, and daddy owes you. that's not the joke. that's real. he added that if they notice any children's hair in the desert, that's just his favorite topping. yummy. to remove carbon from the atmosphere the biden administration is funding projects that will use

my massive side kick and the nwa world champion tyrus!eg: so this story involves a number of variables. you've got fights, brawls, you've got race. who's the expert here on this? kat? you haven't brawled in years. all right, tyrus. we had a conversation about this last night and you had a very interesting take on it. >> tyrus: well, the first thing, we don't talk about how much the pandemic has hurt us and we saw it because we've lost the ability to fight. i think everybody in here, that was the worst fight i've ever seen in my life across the board. and i used to blame bad fighting on white people but my people showed up and together everyone was out of breath. you don't throw a punch and try not to get hit at the same time. it just doesn't work. that, and the fight was so bad that women were getting punched and everybody was okay with that. like there wasn't one person that went on tv and was like, these men were hitting women. because the women had a fighting chance. like there was one where the guy hits her and she's like, did you jus

that would have put him in a big -- he couldn't have done nwa's straight out of come ton that would havematic. >> charly: this is one of his favorite songs he says, in fact i was going through twitter and says he would make the circuits in the open mic tonights at harvard and this is one of the songs he would sing and his stage nays was devik so he has an alter ego. i respected this so much because i love eminem and also think vivek is charismatic and a good spiel to rip out at the iowa state fair because a lot of politicians tharnt cool so i liked seeing that side of him. >> greg: i would rather him whip that out. what is going on charles? we're watching desantis just kind of fade and vivek. >> charles: that was embarrassing. desantis it's desperation time if he's in iowa he needs to castrate a cow in front of everyone. you need to step up my man. this egg on a stick thing? no. >> kat: is it a thing? >> charly: no. >> greg: do you think it was a prank on him >> kat: that's what i was thinking. >> greg: governor desantis get over here you're going to give away hard boiled eggs on a stick

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nw a man to my massive sidekick in the nwa world.heavyweight champion terry. >> jamie, good to see you, as always. are you non-binary? i don't. i think i'm the other one yet. is it binary? yeah, i guest binas you're. i googled all the words we were going to talk about tonight, at and that wasn't one of them. so i'm not sure what it meant s >> did any p did any pronouns strike your fancy? fanyou what? here? by the way, if anybody doesn't know what a pronoun is just to give me, i'll give you like a randomis g, like couple of sentences of what pronouns are it would be like. she him for noe sent reason. he was really sad. these are just random, right? you know, like they lived jamie in the house. >> yeah. that he bought: in th. >> dodged a bullet. yeah. that. it's so. i feel attacked from the monologue, too, because,usea you, know, i think you knew. i have a tattoo that says. nok me about my tattooabou. and so i feel really attached. nothing is safe, right? words. i'm surprised they haven't taken the out of dictionary o. >> at this point