Speaker 1: All right, Carlo, here we go.
Speaker 2: Your buddy Roscoe is in the building, girl, Yes.
Speaker 1: He is here.
Speaker 3: What's going on? Everybody?
Speaker 1: Hey Roscoe?
Speaker 3: Hey Julia, I heard poet?
Speaker 1: Where can black people go with you?
Speaker 3: You can't write a poet. You sure ga't be no song? Right?
Speaker 3: You got a word without? Oh God, what you got
Speaker 3: for me today? Come on?
Speaker 1: Okay, you're not gonna believe this, Roscoe? So check out.
Speaker 3: You you the one they gonna believe it.
Speaker 1: Now, listen, listen. I don't know if you've heard about this.
Speaker 2: So Eric I Do posted a picture of Beyonce and
Speaker 2: the message was to jay Z, saying, so you gonna
Speaker 2: let her copy my style? So then Beyonce's publicist posted
Speaker 2: picture of Beyonce rocking braids, So ericaba Do is saying
Speaker 2: that Beyonce is kind of taking her style. I think
Speaker 2: Erica bad was plenty. It's good, just yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 2: think she was playing. But I think people are taking
Speaker 2: it too seriously. So my question to you, have you
Speaker 2: ever been accused of stealing another singer style?
Speaker 1: So, and did you ask?
Speaker 3: Well, you don't, versonal, I don't know how that could be.
Speaker 1: What do you mean?
Speaker 3: I'm gonna get a cue when I'm the creator.
Speaker 4: I done had the Q several people, but you cu
Speaker 4: me cause I'm the creator.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna throw out an artist, and you tell
Speaker 2: me if there was some beef, the beef or anything
Speaker 2: Sugarfoot the higher players.
Speaker 4: Oh hell no, hell, I ain't never had no, I
Speaker 4: ain't never had no beef with Sugarfoot.
Speaker 1: Being Sugarfoot was good, okay.
Speaker 3: You know because I knew granddaddy.
Speaker 4: Who was grand sugar Daddy. Of course I knew sugar Daddy.
Speaker 4: It was sugar Baby. It was sugar Daddy. Then the
Speaker 4: white name was sugar Baby, and then they had.
Speaker 1: Sugar Foot, so you cool with that family.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then sugarfoots Baby. I know sugarfoots Baby because
Speaker 4: it was sugar Daddy, sugar Baby, Sugarfoot, and I know
Speaker 4: sugarfoot baby.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, So then what about Eddie Lbert sugarfoot Baby
Speaker 2: named diabetes?
Speaker 3: Go ahead, I didn't want you to miss that.
Speaker 1: I got it, I got it. So what about Eddie Lavert?
Speaker 1: Any beats edit avert?
Speaker 4: Hell, no trouble with Eddie? Okay, Eddie My main that
Speaker 4: clean connection all that right there. No, No, I ain't
Speaker 4: got no problem with them, see your name the people.
Speaker 4: I'm cool with all them seventies players. I'm good with
Speaker 4: all this hell because they give me cretty.
Speaker 2: Okay, So what about I wrote Brandy? You wrote Brandy
Speaker 2: by the o.
Speaker 4: Jays, sitting by the open five in my favorite Dougle
Speaker 4: reagion on the few walls of a melody and signed
Speaker 4: sweeping thought. I get up, take a look around, but
Speaker 4: my feet got in the way. She was right in
Speaker 4: the door. I could see her face.
Speaker 1: Just because you know the lyrics. Don't mean you wrote it.
Speaker 3: Did you write it?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: I didn't write it. I just say I did.
Speaker 4: You see that difference between me and you? You ain't
Speaker 4: say you did? I say I did see. I know
Speaker 4: what I did. You know what you didn't do?
Speaker 3: Now, Junior, that's poem right there. You should you should
Speaker 3: have wrote that down because that's prophetic right there? What
Speaker 3: I did? Prophetic?
Speaker 1: One more time, Roscoe, No, sir, and I don't repeat
Speaker 1: Genie what you know?
Speaker 2: But you're talking to Junior. You know, poetry is kind
Speaker 2: of like songwritering.
Speaker 3: You know, notright?
Speaker 1: No, you heard that poor right now?
Speaker 3: No, pol was obvious. Al write song about that? You
Speaker 3: don't know nothing about.
Speaker 2: Well there's a song about spring break, then give us
Speaker 2: one right off the top.
Speaker 1: Since you a songwriter, Come.
Speaker 4: On hitting down South by myself, but I'm going wind
Speaker 4: up with somebody else.
Speaker 3: Hey, going down.
Speaker 4: Just to get it on, but I might come back
Speaker 4: with something on my own. Oh, it's just spreading it
Speaker 4: all around. You're gonna have a disease in this here
Speaker 4: Time's
Speaker 3: Morning Show