Podcast and Chill with MacG

00:01 To advertise, email, podcast at thisismaggie.com. Release yourself from order and logic and enter a new place. It's not work. It's not home. Here, no maps have been drawn. No books have been written. Nothing is certain. Everything is possible. Welcome to Podcast and Chill with Magi. 00:29 I'm assuming this doesn't end well. 00:54 Ah, he's doing radio. It's TNS. Yeah, we need subscribers, chief. TSA, what? T what? TSL, yeah, yeah. TSL, yeah. In radio, you call that TSL, where you promise people something and they keep listening because they know it's going to come at some point, but you're not dropping it really. 01:09 Keep on teasing it. 01:10 No, no, no, tell us now. We're on the road to two million. We need subscribers. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 01:17 Okay, okay, I'll subscribe now. Subscribe now. 01:20 And you know, there'll be comments there at the bottom. People, someone say, guys, don't worry. Just go to a one hour, 56 minutes. 01:28 Oh, of course. Yeah, someone's going to timestamp it. As long as that guy. Yeah, but it means they watch. It doesn't work on YouTube. 01:34 They will be the only one that watched. 01:36 No, that will be the only one that watched and then helps all the others. 01:39 You know what, for the live viewers, which is like 7,000, 10,000 sometimes, yeah, but everybody else who watches it after the fact, we've gone live, we'll just... 01:50 Anyway, we are back, ladies and gentlemen. Sonny Anas is here. Spoo's here for a change, Mr. Asteche. 01:59 I was out last night with Read The Room, man. What a movie, man. My goodness. Your ass, where were you? 02:05 Some hip-hop party, man. The hip-hop floor. 02:09 It was Beast Day's event. 02:22 Oh, so you're with Mrs. Party? 02:24 Yeah. I was with Shamiso. Yeah, she's Mrs. Party. Lundy, Phil, man, we got led, bro. 02:29 Oh, wow. Lundy was there too? Was she with her protector? She travels with a bodyguard. Yeah, they came later, yeah. Yeah, bodyguard. 02:37 Is this a skakka? 02:39 No, especially until the end of the show. 02:40 I feel like women who go around with bodyguards, who pays a bodyguard, her or her man? 02:46 Because I feel like it's the man having eyes on her whenever a woman goes out with a bodyguard. Yeah, yeah, yeah. If the bodyguard works for the man. Unless the bodyguard works for her, then I'm wrong. Sorry. But if it works for the man, it's obviously eyes. 03:01 So wait, Lonji has a bodyguard? 03:03 Yes, she travels with a bodyguard. You didn't see a bodyguard at the July? No, it was at the July, at the marquee. 03:08 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 03:09 I never noticed. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Is she not safe? 03:14 But dog, if you've seen that body, you've got to guard that body, man. 03:19 Guard that body. 03:22 Yeah, yeah, yeah. But she's safe, man. I don't think anyone is trying to harm Lundy. 03:29 Is he going through? 03:31 Oh, oh, Dumi. Hello? Yo, what up, Dumi? Yes, sir. 03:35 Hey, man, you live? I'm good in yourself, bro. Yeah, yeah, man, you live on podcast and chill. Sol is here. Yo, Dumi. Yo, yo, yo, yo. Bro, what happened last night, man? Why was speedster beating you up, bro? 03:46 Ha. 03:47 Yo. 03:49 Ha. 03:50 What level of system is that? Whoa. Can't beat up by speedster. 03:55 Whoa. Nah. 03:59 Nah, it was not beating me up, you know. No, it was not that tense, eh? So what happened? I don't know actually what speaks to our head about me or stuff. I don't know. But what happened is we were going out with my boy, eh? 04:14 Mm-hmm. 04:16 So as we're going out, so I was so tired and I kept on telling him, yo, bro, let's go sleep. Like, yo, I'm tired. I want to go sleep. 04:23 So he keeps on greeting everyone, going there, going there, greeting that one. 04:27 So I'm busy. Like, yo, bro, let's go. Let's go. Stop greeting people, bro. Let's go. 04:32 Let's go, brother. 04:33 So, yeah. So he told me that Spista is actually looking for you, you know? So I was like, okay, Speedstar is looking for me. Okay, Sharp, no, it's fine. We'll talk, whatever, you know, we're just going to talk sometime. Not now, because now I want to go home. I'm not trying to talk to anyone, you know, or talk about anything. I just want to go home now. Like, we'll talk some other time if he wants me for something. Okay, Sharp. So after that, we're going out, and he was like, oh, yeah, that's Shamisa, that's Shamisa. 05:05 I was like, no, bro, no, bro, no talking to Shamisa. Let's go, let's go. So... 05:10 What I think is maybe Shamiso overheard that. Maybe to her, because of the context, it sounded, you know, so rudimentary, you know, because the boy wanted to talk to Shamiso and I was like, no, no, no, leave Shamiso, let's go. So as I go out, um... 05:28 He went back to you guys. I think it was you. You were with Shamiso, I think. And then he went back to Shamiso. And then I went back to him. I was like, yo, bro, let's go, you know, to pull him off again. So that's when Shamiso was like, kindly so, you know, it's just like, why did you say that about me? Because we colleagues, why you say Shamiso, no, let's go leave Shamiso to your brother like that. so i was like whoa i wanted to understand what she's saying what is she talking about so that she can give me a context and i can give her a context that oh actually this is what is happening that's why i was saying that so i feel like she overheard that part yeah so bro bro you're just waffling wait wait i'm giving you the context i hit you 06:20 Let me tell you what happened. 06:21 You thought you were hitting on this girl? Just wrap it up, man. So, so, yeah, yeah, I'm wrapping it up now. So, as I was pulling the guys, and that's when Chris pulled through, and he was like, he pushed me on my face. He didn't literally hit me like that. No, they clapped him, my nigga. I was there. I saw. They clapped him, my nigga. 06:39 Let's give you one to the power of five. 06:41 To the power of five, bro. How many steps did I get then? 06:49 Just that one time, then my boys actually took through to stop him. 06:56 Yes. 06:56 Nah, it was bad. I'm like, when I saw the fight, I'm like, I'm not going to be a part of this, bro. I was lit, man. I was just smoking my cigarette. I'm like, I'm not going to be a part of this. 07:05 Did you at least land a punch or something, bro? He didn't fight back. He was trying to twerk. 07:09 It wasn't a fight, man. 07:10 Oh, shit. You were giving him cheese up and down. You were giving him cheese all over the fuck. 07:16 Yeah. 07:17 Jesus would be proud of you. 07:18 You would turn him to the other cheek. 07:23 Nah, not really, not really. So I would seriously understand what was happening. On a Sunday morning. So what did Spista think? 07:31 He was like... 07:35 Huh? 07:36 What did Spitsa think? Like, why did he hit you? Yes. What was his reason? 07:41 Summarize it, dog. After that, I think, yeah. So after that, I heard my boy saying that, Spitsa would say, I'm tired of you. I'm tired of you hitting on my girl, hitting on my girl. So he thinks that... He thought you were hitting on his girl. I'm tired of you, bro. Yeah. So I'm like, whoa, what did I do? You know, because I was also confused. I'm like, whoa, what's happening here? I couldn't even see what's happening now. 08:04 So did he apologize, though, to you? 08:08 Who? 08:09 Speedster. 08:11 Nah, he didn't apologize for anything. After that, we just went to the car and left. Same time, because barely we were just dead. 08:19 Bro, this guy didn't even punch back, dog. 08:22 Why don't you fight back, dog? How are you going to let another man embarrass you in a crowd full of people? 08:28 For something you did not do. 08:29 Why don't you fight back? How are you going to let another man have his way with you in a crowd full of people? 08:35 In the crowd. Nah. I was honestly, I was just confused. What's happening? And then after that, my boy. What's happening, bro? 08:45 No, sorry for that. Ah, man. 08:48 Sorry, buddy. And they just looked. Yeah. 08:52 I'm not getting involved in this talk. I'm like, nah. 09:05 Can someone take a video, maybe? No, don't take a video, bro. He doesn't want to get involved when your boy's getting hit by Speedstar. He's like, yo, it's a wrap, guys, it's a wrap. Wrap it up, wrap it up. 09:16 No, because they put my boys, I'm like, I don't know what the fuck. Speedstar's your boy? 09:20 Yeah. How so? 09:21 I've known Speedstar for a long time, bro. Isn't it just industry? Yeah, it's industry stuff that I'm saying. Like, I know him, industry. 09:28 And Tumi? 09:29 It's industry, you know. 09:33 We work in the same industry. Tumi's family, man. Tumi's family. 09:36 Anyone on the network is family, bro. 09:39 Anyway, I was with Zille. Speaking of the network family, it was beautiful. He had a birthday party. I had propaganda. Beautiful, man. Beautiful stuff. Yeah, yeah. 09:47 What happened there? 09:48 Anyone get in a fight? 09:49 Nothing, no one got hit. I left because we had an engagement this morning, so I had to leave early, but no fights, no fighting. It was all peaceful. Lucompo, you know? The number one fight of Lucompo is in jail, so we're all safe. We're good. Yeah. No, it was a beautiful party. Shout out. 10:06 Tekeleke had a difficulty like going up the stairs. 10:08 Oh, shame, yeah. They told me so. I was playing and apparently Tekeleke had a problem with going up the stairs. You know, it's a long walk to the third floor on propaganda from like the bottom when you're going up. And then they needed him on stage and he was like, nah, I'm not going to make this trip up again. I'm up, I will leave it, I'm going home. 10:27 That was the case, right? Yeah, those stairs, you'll see flames, bro, if you're not fit. Those stairs are hectic. 10:33 I don't know, have you guys heard about the King's Feast at Rockamama's? So they partnered up with, like, Scorpion Kings for this September. 10:40 Yes, yes, the King's Feast. Yeah, so they've got a limited edition menu for the Scorpion Kings, and obviously they're the Kings, so it's called the King's Feast. Yeah, yeah. Is that what the menu's called? Yes, yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I tried out the... Oh, you tried it out? Yeah! 10:56 I tried out the Matumana burger, which I hooked up as well. It's got chakalaka and chorizo. Oh, wow. Is it chorizo or chorizo? Chorizo. 11:07 Chorizo. 11:07 Chesa. Chorizo and chakalaka. Yeah, that's the Matumana and a double burger. And I had a pop the sting. 11:13 So it's the chicken burger. 11:15 Oh, the sting because of the scorpions. Pop the sting, yeah? Yes. What does it have? 11:19 Um, it's got, it's got the... 11:21 I think it's fried chicken. 11:22 No, it's a fried chicken. And then also chakalaka. 11:26 Not the chakalaka. Not the rocomama acha. 11:29 No, it's got chakalaka. 11:30 They both have chakalaka? 11:31 Yeah. Oh, wow. Wow. 11:32 So this burger is the... That's the madumane, the madumane burger. Yeah, the madumane burger, bro. 11:37 Let me have a taste. 11:38 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Have a taste, my dog. Have a taste, my dog. Tell me what you think. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 11:44 Love the beef. 11:46 Love the beef. My Duane has never tasted this good, bro. 11:52 Hey, no homo. 11:54 Oh, man. 11:55 Oh, wow, this is good. So this is just for September, no? 11:59 I think this is just for September because the Scorpion Kings event is happening at the end of September, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. 12:06 I can't wait, bro. Is it sold out? Is it like 50% sold out? Where were we at? 12:10 With the ticket sales? I'm not sure. What were we at with the ticket sales, Fat Checker? But it's going to be amazing. The Scorpion King says, oh, it's going to be an amazing evening. 12:16 It's probably the biggest Amabian event of all time. In South Africa. 12:19 Yeah, definitely. We can safely say, man, FNB Stadium is no child's play. That's a massive venue. But I mean, the guys are capable. The Scorpion Kings. They catalog. It's insane. And their range. I mean, at Loftus, we saw the range. When you just bring in Mapurisa's work alone with Mafigizolo, Mapurisa and Clap, with the KOM era, you know, before the KOM, the Zinke era, when the in-house producers at Kalawa, it's insane. And then, oh, bro, it's going to be an amazing evening. 12:51 They'll fill it up. 12:52 That's the one I had. That's what I said. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 12:55 It's got Rocamama's acha. 12:57 It's that one that has got the chakalaka. Yeah. The one that you're eating. 13:00 And because of Makoto, it's a kawamporisa, right? 13:03 Yeah, so you can imagine he's got the experience. Hence, it was like chakalaka, actually. Because you know the kawamporisa is a chakalaka. So he's got the food taste. 13:14 Maybe it represents a ration, right? Yeah. 13:17 Oh, yeah. The chorizo. Yes. It's a Russian like sausage. Oh, now I get it. Yes. Wow. Yeah. 13:24 Shout out to Rockamamas for supporting, you know, like local entertainment. Yeah. Shout out to Rockamamas, man. 13:29 You don't see all these other burger joints or all these massive restaurants getting behind, you know, a local artist or group. 13:36 There's also another one actually on the menu. So it's the sharing platter, which is called the Scorpion King's Pan. 13:42 Yeah, for two to four people. Let's say there's four of you guys. What's in there? Like wings and stuff? 13:47 So it's got grits, bombs, chakalaka, coleslaw, wings, ribs, and chicken strips. 13:53 And then royalties. Does it come with royalties? 13:55 It's the king's feast. 13:59 The king worthy of royalty, right? 14:01 Exactly. 14:01 Yeah, let's hope it does. 14:04 It's a royalty of my piano after all. 14:06 You being full and fed is your royalty then. 14:08 100%. 14:11 To answer Sal's question, yes. Scoping King's tickets are sold out. 14:16 Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. Don't call me for tickets, man. Because we know how people are. The phone's going to be exploding. Oh, no. 14:24 So I know you don't like Married at First Sight, but I've been watching. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 14:28 I'm not a fan. 14:29 Fat chick was telling me what happened. Last week, some chick was... What happened? Tell me... Give me the breakdown. 14:35 So, last week, Sunday, there was a big scatter that came out. 14:40 Not bigger than mine, but watch it till the end of the show. 14:45 as you know prince the the the big guy yeah the one that they call princess um it has come out that his wife actually he's married and he isn't supposed to be on the show because one of the requirements for going on to marry that first side is you're not supposed to be married but he is customarily married so his wife called the producers and wanted him out however when the producers went and dug a little bit deeper into the whole situation It was then discovered that actually the wife had also auditioned for the show. 15:23 But she chickened out. But now the funny thing is that she didn't mention this. So she had a Twitter account where she was, yeah, Twitter. 15:34 Didn't she do a live or some recorded a video? 15:37 No, she didn't do. The video was the audition tape. 15:40 Because I heard she deleted then whatever post she put up. 15:42 The video was the audition tape. So the tweets, she wanted to stay anonymous. So she had an alias name. And she was just tweeting a lot of things about him, exposing him. I had sent some of the screenshots to Dudu. But now when we look for them, she deleted everything. She removed everything and has discontinued all of her accounts. 16:04 So that's the... What was she saying about him on Twitter? All that... 16:09 um so the current wife the one on the show yes um had a big problem with him looking at women and then telling her like that thing of hey babe check that woman out she has a big ass that's my type yeah so while she was busy saying that she's not comfortable with her husband doing that since they're in the show together um the lady started tweeting saying that is exactly what he does she also mentioned allegedly that He is a very aggressive person. And in multiple times, he has basically taken out his anger on her. 16:42 She doesn't state exactly how... Physical abuse. She doesn't say it's physical. But you could tell that it's an illusion. Well, she's alluding to that. And then... Salome. Salome. 16:56 Salome. 16:57 But she also mentioned how apparently he has slept with another... Salome. 17:06 Isn't it you faint? 17:08 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 17:12 Thank you. She has also mentioned that he allegedly slept with a lot of his colleagues. He's a firefighter. 17:19 He's a firefighter. 17:21 Firefighter. 17:22 So the colleagues, it's fire women. Fire men. 17:25 Fire something. 17:26 Fire something. 17:34 Colleagues. At a fire station it's mostly men, you know. The females. There's a cleaner or a receptionist, but it's mostly men because, you know, women can't handle those big hoses. 17:47 Hey man, we're not sure, but he used to sleep with them and he has tapes and apparently. Oh, tapes? Yes, and apparently he used to show people those tapes. 17:57 Whoa Bro He's messy So hey It's still a lot There's still a lot But yeah Oh my goodness I must catch up But why is she so bitter If she too auditioned Because at first They won fame dog Yeah at first I thought maybe it's a plan They both had a plan They both auditioned I also heard of a rumor And then they're trying to push one another From outside the house They auditioned Hoping that they're going to be paired together And then score a free wedding That's what I also heard. Oh, they wanted to scam the production. 18:28 Allegedly. According to the word in the street. 18:30 And then he then got paid with someone else. And that's how she... 18:33 But she didn't make it to the show also. 18:35 She didn't make it to the show. 18:36 But because they showed pictures of them having a traditional wedding. Oh, you're talking about the white weddings. 18:40 The white wedding Yeah So apparently I've just That was also another Circulating rumor Of why this all happened But anyway I hate this show now Like I'm so disappointed That's the show bro No man I feel like They're just losing The essence of what The show is about 18:58 That is one of the reasons why I'm not a big fan anymore of local reality TV shows. Remember, we said the same thing about Big Brother. It went from just ordinary people getting 15 minutes of fame to... Influencers. People who have... Yeah, people who've got... you know, hopes and dreams of being in the industry and then they're using it as a springboard. Now you find all these reality shows, it's just people wanting to be famous and they're writing in there just to be famous. Half of the times, like, I've heard this, I'm not sure, I forgot it now. 19:30 People lie. You know, people lie just to get on the show and even if they are humiliated in doing so. Just like that podcast where grannies come and admit to being witches and bewitching people. Sometimes it's just people wanting... People will do anything even if it's... 19:47 embarrassing to trend, even if it's humiliating. But people are seeking for the 15 minutes of fame. So it becomes less genuine. It's becoming less genuine. But it's not that deep, guys. It's entertainment, guys. It's still business. But if it's not genuine, because we'd really like to see people get there and actually... 20:07 Hit it off and become a thing. That would be beautiful, more than entertainment. 20:10 Exactly, exactly. Just genuine people that understand the idea. And the thing is, there's so many versions of these kind of shows. So you get Love Island, you've get... You know, if you look at your American TV... So if we're going to replicate this one, let's do it properly. And then we can also do your Love Island where it's just your ratchet single, you know, singles who just want to sleep with one another for the sake of. So I feel like now it's just, it's a mess. 20:39 Remember when Fat Joe used to do Married at First Side on radio? 20:42 I remember, yeah. It was on Kaya, wasn't it? Yeah, I think so. Sounds like a Kaya thing. Oh, Fat Joe, man. Amazing. 20:48 Imagine he had a segment where he would marry people for the first time on the radio. 20:52 Who don't even know each other. Yeah. 20:54 Married on the first side, but on radio. Yeah, but on a weekly basis, but it culminated into a couple actually getting married. Like a real getting, there would be sponsors, sponsoring the white wedding, and it would be a big thing. 21:07 Oh, that was so cool. 21:08 Yeah, a lot of people just send verse notes. That's it. 21:12 That's radio, man. 21:13 Or send on WhatsApp. DJ, can you please, or whoever the DJ is, please play me this song. And you're like, you send it on WhatsApp. You've got data. Just play it on your phone. Yeah. 21:23 Radio 2000 must give that woman her job back. Remember, she got fired for telling... Yeah. Somebody play it for yourself, man. You've got Spotify there. Open it up. Exactly. Play it for yourself. 21:32 Listen, man, if you're a big F1 supporter, you've got to listen to this, man. Hollywood Bets is sending two lucky players to the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Wow. I'm talking about flights, everything paid, plus a share of one million rands in cash. All you need to do is bet 10 rand or more on the Jet X and you're automatically in. It's that simple. Wow. 21:53 Wow, good luck, man. That's all you got to do. 10 Rand or more on Jet X. Defend yourself in Abu Dhabi. 100%. 21:59 So check the link in the comments and then you could be trackside in the Abu Dhabi. It's only for 18 plus only. 22:06 Ghost Lady, what you got for us? 22:07 Guys, remember the story of Lebu Em and the whole case he had with Len Mo. 22:14 Yes, I saw that. 22:15 So he's lost. 22:17 I saw it, yeah. 22:18 He lost. It was dismissed, yeah. Yeah, it was dismissed. And now he has to even have to pay Len Mo costs for lawyers and all. And he has to pay him about $640,000. Whoa. 22:32 Yeah. 22:32 But didn't Lebu Em go on their show? 22:35 No, no, man. No, it's not their show. Lebo M went on the same show when Lenmo Janase translated his lyrics. That's the 51 Africa. 22:45 Yeah, 151. 156. 22:46 154. 154, yeah, 154 podcast. Godfrey's podcast. So Lenmo was a guest on the podcast and then Lebo M was also a guest. But when Lenmo was a guest, he'd say that, means look, he's a liar. Mm-hmm. 23:01 Because everybody thinks it's like this profound thing, which it is. He oversimplified it, but the court just dismissed it. Because it is art, it's music, it's subjective. You can say one thing on a song and I can translate it a different way, especially if I'm translating it literally. And you've metaphorically written it down and, you know, it's a figurative meaning. But one can translate it figuratively and he wasn't really wrong. Right. 23:29 You know, he wasn't accurate, but he wasn't wrong. But if you look at it for word for word, Ngonyama is a lion, even though we know it meant king. So dismissed by the courts. And Len Moncho Nasi had an option of filing for Labour to pay for his legal fees. And of course, he wasn't going to miss it because Labour was trying to get 27 million from him. Guy doesn't have 27 million US dollars. Surely Labour has got the 40,000 US dollars. 23:55 It's nothing to him. 24 million Zim dollars, maybe, you know. 23:59 Oh, definitely. Oh, definitely, man. That's... 27. 24:02 That's nothing, man. 24:04 Do they still use... I know they used a bond currency at some point and then they used dollars at some point. What do they use now? I know there was the bond at first. Was that... 24:14 It was a bond that we're using. 24:18 But you're right, music is subjective because how many songs did we grow up listening to and then you realize when you're older, oh shit, you were singing the wrong lyrics all the time. 24:27 Yes, yes, yes. There's even a lyric like, have you heard that lyric where Lula Vandross says, have you guys heard? No. 24:35 Have you heard it? Yeah, yeah, let me find it, bro. I bet you. I bet you, dog. Let me out find it, man. Yeah, I'm telling you, bro. Yo, yo, yo. Is there audio there? There's no audio. 24:53 There is audio. Okay, cool. Let me not spoil it for you. Let me not spoil it for you. 24:58 Okay, let me download it. 25:00 Where are we sending the clips? Send it to Tato. Tato, mkomo, mkomo. The commas, the commas. 25:08 There's so many. 25:09 There's so many. I remember the Michael Jackson one. Which one, Ben? The Michael Jackson one. The Don't Stop, Don't Stop. 25:16 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. 25:17 But Luna Vandross, listen to that. Listen to that. Okay. 25:21 Yeah, listen, listen. Then it goes Sam Fein. 25:39 Then you go, Sam Fan. Why does he say that? He sings, Sam Fan. 25:45 Isn't he saying, am I crazy? 25:47 No, play it. Yeah, he's Sunkers and Fan. Play it again? And you repeat it. It's Sunkers and Fan. 26:04 And if you say that and he wakes up And if he wakes up from the grave trying to sue you That's what you heard, that is what he said That is what he said, you know So yeah, but it's nothing to live with I'm just like There was no need, bro, to even go to court for a fellow African. Yes, he's trying to preserve the honor and dignity and the message of the Lion King and for it not to be bastardized and reduced to something so simple. 26:36 But as a young guy trying to make it in America, trying to... You know, he didn't cross over to South Africa. He just took a different path, the road less traveled. And then Lebo M wanted to come down on him like a ton of bricks. It's one thing to reprimand him publicly. Sharp. But trying to go for his pocket. I mean, had he lost? That's generational debt. 27 million US dollars. Come on. He was trying to bury the guy. And I feel like it was heavy handed. 27:05 But you didn't say this when Lebo M was right here. 27:08 Nah, he must come again He loves being on a podcast He loves it here Yeah, he must come again I'll tell him, he must come again Come on now I don't think he's happy I'm sure he's very furious Nah, it's not his change, man That's petty cash Leberman buys these girls He's in love with her, you know A shoe, whatever Shopping worth that That's nothing to Leberman What else you got, Ghost Lady? 27:34 So Lamy is whole worthy. Yes. So she came out and shared exactly what went down. Because remember, she was rushed to hospital a couple of weeks ago. Yes, yes. She was on her way to a Women's Day event. And then there was whole news that she was rushed to hospital. Yes, yes. So that in her coming out and just sharing what happened following the emergency life-saving surgery after an ovarian cyst ruptured while she was traveling. 28:00 That sounds painful. Very hectic. When is Women's Month ending, bro? It's got to end, bro. I mean, when Spisa was beating up to me, I'm like, hey, man, it's Women's Month, man. You can't be beating up women, man. 28:11 Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, Speedster, bro. Speedster, bro. 28:41 Come on, dog. Speedster, bro. Come on, man. You're killing them, son. 28:48 Oh, shit. 28:50 You're killing them, son. You're killing them, son. You're killing them, son. 28:58 Guys, this is serious. 29:00 You're killing them, son. 29:02 So, yes. Yes, yes. So... 29:07 Back to the surgery. Yeah, Lamise, right? Yes. She had a surgery and was diagnosed with severe endometrisis after discovering a massive cyst larger than her uterus. 29:20 Yo. 29:20 Yeah, yeah. 29:21 Well, that sounds like, I don't know what that means. That sounds painful, bro. 29:24 I remember my doctors, after I gave birth, my doctor told me that they're too, because I had endometrisis. 29:30 A big uterus. 29:31 No, not a big uterus. Yeah. Like, a uterus is there. 29:37 Like, it's quite complex, but they had to remove some, like, a cyst and, you know, that could potentially, yes, yes, yes, yeah. Potentially cause, like, endometriosis. 29:47 But I told you, I told you it's not a BBL, bro. She's all natural, dog. 29:50 No, but those were rumors. You remember, it was rumors. Yeah, that was just the thing that you see, guys. 29:55 That's the problem. 29:56 This is the internet. Unfortunately, we live in this world where you get some, like, whatever that's, you know. That's an experience. Life has went on. When I got loose, you stuck in like 2005. 30:16 She's a whole different person. She was a kid then. You guys were all kids. 30:20 Yeah. You're a childhood friend. Yeah. Come on. You're a childhood friend. And you never hit, dog, so it doesn't count. 30:28 It doesn't even count, man. You never even hit. It doesn't count, bro. 30:32 You are just a childhood friend. 30:33 If you don't hit, it doesn't count, bro. 30:36 If you don't hit, it doesn't count, bro. It is what it is, bro. If you don't hit, it doesn't count. Oh, you didn't hit. Oh, you didn't hit, dog. It doesn't, no, it doesn't count, bro. It's like counting your primary school girlfriend, you know, like, oh, that high school girl, but you didn't hit, it doesn't count, bro. 30:55 Because you pick a flower, then you give it, then you're pulling her away. 30:59 I have you, you're right here. You buy a piece. Yeah. Nah, Chana, it doesn't count. It doesn't count, bro. It doesn't count, Chana. Sorry, man. It doesn't count. She ain't an ex. 31:19 You're a childhood friend. Yeah, she's a childhood friend. 31:22 Childhood. Childhood friend. Childhood friend. 31:30 We move, we move. Okay, but she's good now. She's good, right? 31:34 No, yeah, she's recovering. She's back at home. She's no longer in hospital, so she's currently recovering at home. 31:40 So I understand. 31:41 So when it bursts, it's internal, I'm assuming. It's not like you're seeing something. It's just pain. 31:47 Because sometimes I'd remember my doctor, my guy would tell me like, oh, you've got a cyst, but it's nothing concerning. We can leave it. Maybe it will just disappear on its own. Yes, yes. Obviously with your period, it kind of just fizzles away, I guess. 32:01 Yes. 32:02 Some grow, and then that's when you now become fibroids and have all these issues, or they burst, and that could cause serious harm. So in this case, it was quite severe. 32:12 So the cyst is for only women? 32:14 Do you have a cyst? No, no, no, I don't have a cyst. Men don't. 32:18 I believe, but you never know with science. Because I think a cyst is like a growth. So anyone could have a cyst? 32:28 Not an ovarian one. 32:30 The only woman can have the ovarian one. It's like a clot, man. A growth, a tumour. Anyone can have that. Okay. Interesting. 32:44 Yes. 32:46 The one that affects men is called spermatocollosis. So they can't get cysts or anything within the testicles. 32:54 So what's the sperma one? What's that now? 32:57 It's a specific cyst that contains fluid that is mixed with sperm cells. And it's normally found within the testicles. 33:05 Ha! Ha! 33:08 So in your body, there's no... You don't think there's anything there? There's nothing, dog. 33:13 My body, I'm good, bro. There's nothing. I'm a functioning human. I may be big, you know, but I move, you know. 33:20 I'm good, I'm good, bro. 33:21 Yeah, guys, you must get it checked, eh? You must get your stuff checked. Because I know with men, men, you are very reluctant on going to hospital and just... And plus much, it's just literally 40. You know, 40... 33:32 Have you checked your prostate, man? No, no, no. I don't have time. 33:36 Have you checked your prostate? 33:37 Come on, go check, man. You gotta, you know, if you're healthy, man, you know. 33:42 Even a colon scan as well. I think now you guys need to go check as well. Is that why you put things up your ass? Yeah, up your ass. 33:48 Why the hell is putting things up us, man? Because isn't there other ways of checking, you know? No one wants to chew up their ass. 33:56 Or someone fondling their testes. 33:59 Why do you want someone fondling my testes? Actually. Just not a doctor. 34:04 But yeah. So, you know, we gym. And then we hope we keep these things at bay by gymming. 34:11 Yeah, you gym? 34:12 And the problem is, no, the problem is... No, that's not enough. So don't lie to yourself. No, just be active. Exercise. Yeah. You guys need to promote, like, you know how men are very reluctant just going to get checked? 34:23 Savannah Pambi, of course. 34:25 No. 34:26 You're going to go there and get checked. They're going to tell you some shit that you didn't even know. 34:30 And then you start feeling sick. Second day, two days from then, you start getting sick. Your balls are starting to feel some kind of way. Your walk is changing now because your ball is like itchy. And then it starts being itchy. For real. Because now they told you there's this thing coming. So live and let live and you'll see what happens. Exactly. Cross that bridge when you get to it. 34:50 Men are suffering in hospital over things that they could have just dealt with way back. You guys. You guys. Be careful. Don't push that agenda. Have you guys checked? Oh, as women we do. Gynecologists are constantly... What last did you pop smear? 35:05 What last did you pop smear? 35:06 I have to do it every year, bro. 35:07 Dude, what last did you pop smear? 35:10 Six months ago. 35:12 First check, what last did you pop smear? 35:15 Of course you're gonna say that Of course Which one is the pop smear? 35:21 Which one? Explain. I just know they do it. I don't know which one it is, but I know it's their check that they need to do quite often. 35:29 So they insert a certain device and then they do a swab on your, is it the uterus? 35:36 Whoa, for real? To check what? 35:39 To check for, it's potentially even cancer, you know, or any infections and just things like that your vagina is healthy. 35:47 Hey, there's a lot happening. 35:48 Hey, there's a lot, guys. There's a lot happening with women. There's a lot. 35:52 So why is it called pop smear? 35:56 I don't know. 35:58 Yeah, check. That's weird because they could have just said a swab, whatever, test. What did they swab? 36:06 The uterus. Because obviously they insert the device to open your vagina and then they put in the swab then to like further in, like at the entrance of your uterus. 36:19 Sounds like a penis. 36:23 But they said the entrance of the uterus looks like a penis. 36:27 The entrance of a uterus, for real? Wow, I didn't know that. 36:30 It's got that like... 36:33 You want to show us, Dudu? Yeah, you don't want to see the uterus, man. 36:41 I'd be worried if you could see a uterus from outside. I'd be very worried. 36:50 What is it called, that thing? It's a spectrum. What is it? That thing that they put in the inserts. It's a spectrum or something like that. Spectrum. Yes. 37:02 So a pap smear was actually named after the physician who invented it, which was in the 1920s. His name was Georgius Papa Nick Howlow. 37:17 So that's where the pap smear comes from. Smear is to describe the mechanisms, the way in which they basically do the testing of... Oh, smearing, the swabbing. 37:29 The swabbing, yeah. Okay, interesting. I didn't know that, man. Yeah. I learned something today. 37:33 It's a source question exactly. The reason why a lot of times doctors prefer checking on your buttocks or in your asshole is because it is closer to the... Rectum. 37:46 Rectum. 37:47 Oh, rectum. Apologies. It is closer to your intestines. 37:52 Express! 37:54 It is closer to the intestines and the swelling. 37:56 Come on now. 37:59 She did science. 38:00 Oh, you did science? Yes, yes, yes. I did biology. 38:03 Biology. I did biology. Biology, right? 38:07 How can the asthma change the whole thing? 38:13 It's because it's closer to the intestines It's the closest way to get to the intestines And it's better to see swelling Or any tissue It's the only way to get to the colon Yeah Well there are several other ways To do a colon test I did check them Oh okay then I'll do it then 38:33 I think that will require you to go under the knife and then the whole incision is done to get that side. 38:39 She'll tell us. 38:41 ways is the first one is a virtual colonoscopy the second one is a stool dna test the third one is a fecal immune chemical test the second um the fourth one is a flexible sigma dioscopy so those are the other two sounds you just have to shit yes and they just test them 39:08 Oh, yeah. So it also means they're doing these tests every weekend. Why them, bro? 39:14 Why them? 39:17 Everyone needs to do the test. Old men. Old men. Old men need to do the test, man. Old men. Old men, bro. 39:26 It's going to be uncomfortable for some of us, but everyone's got to do it. You know? Yeah. 39:33 You have to. You have to. It'll save your life. 39:36 Yes, yes, yes. 39:37 But our ancestors lived without anyone checking their stool or their intestines, you know, for a long time. 39:44 And we live in different times, guys. Remember, our ancestors were living on just plants, you know, natural food. 39:52 Fair enough. They didn't know what tequila was. They'd lose their mind if they had a shot of tequila, bro. Yeah, yeah. Our ancestors would lose their mind if they had shot up again. 40:02 Don't fool you. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 40:06 Imagine. So you're right. We live at different times. We consume very much different things. And half of them are processed. Exactly. 40:12 Even the meat. Then it was just the cows were grazing outside. Nothing else. Now even the meat is fed things. 40:18 Now it's fake meat, man. You know, they're making all sorts of fake meat out there. 40:21 So you can imagine what it does to your body. 40:24 It's only fake meat. 40:26 So there was an interview with Selema Masekela. This is Hugh Masekela's son. Oh, Saul. Yeah, Saul from E-News. Yeah, that was Saul from E-News. Entertainment, yeah. Entertainment from way back. And he was just sharing his relationship with his dad and just how strained it was and just sharing how he was, well, this is Hugh Masekela, his drug use, his heavy drug use and 40:54 Hugh was on drugs? Yeah. Yo, Hugh was on drugs for the longest time, bro. No way. Cocaine, yeah, a rock star, bro. 41:00 Wow. At some point, there was even an intervention where close friends... Hugh, Hugh, Hugh. 41:08 All the signs were there, bro. 41:18 My man was high with them birds, bro. But yeah, he's spoken about his drug problem, man. 41:28 It was the same podcast, that 154, Africa. 41:32 Yeah, yeah, there's podcasts with as well, as well as Jonassi. So, so, so, so, this, Hugh's son is in America. 41:41 Yes. He stays there. 41:42 Yeah, I remember he lived in exile. Okay. But he was living in America for a long time, releasing his music from there. And had a son there. 41:50 And the son lives there. Okay, let's hear. What's happening here? 41:53 This is the guy who dated who broke things hard, man. Lupita. 41:58 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. 42:05 Okay. As if he was dead, because what he was going through with his addiction was so bad that I was like, let me just have this man be dead so that when he dies, I've already got a head start. So we, for like five years from, I'd say like 25 to 30, I just didn't with him at all. 42:29 And then my uncle had him kidnapped. What? Wait. My uncle had him kidnapped in South Africa. Passport, bare feet. Took his ass to London. 42:40 Put him in some place that one of the Beatles owned way out in the country. Oh, to get rehabilitated? Yeah. But it was like a house with other people who had never... 42:53 Never been in a situation where they just had to sit. 42:55 Okay, I get it. Yo, he sounds American as fuck, bro. Yeah, pretty much is. 43:00 Pretty much is, yeah. Grew up there, live there, grew up there, man. Shame. Yeah, grew up there. Jeez. Hectic, man. So you was doing like cocaine and shit? Yeah, he was doing cocaine. I don't know what else, man. What else, bro, you on? But he's spoken about his drug problems for the longest time, man. 43:17 Yeah, he shared it on his book as well, right? Even on his book? Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's nothing new. But I guess this is just a perspective from the son. 43:27 When are we doing drugs, guys? Nah, I'm good, bro. Really? 43:32 I make you like to recruit. I know you're weak, man. 43:34 You're going to be sleeping for a week. You're going to be out for a week. That goes out on an hour of drinking and damn, you'll disappear. That's what you lose. Yeah, yeah. That's what you lose. Ah, man, you're too weak, dog. Don't even try, bro. Don't even try, bro. What's going on in beer? 43:50 What's going on in beer? What's going on in beer? 43:52 Want more? 43:53 Coke. Make finish your chiller sponge, Ken, please. Just with day use. Bang, bang. Here's my checker. 44:05 It states here that he was on cocaine and alcohol for approximately 44 years. 44:12 Wow, that's rock star level. That's rock star level. Damn, bro. 44:17 That's a functioning drug addict there. 44:19 Did you see the video? I don't have the clip, man. 44:22 So I think it's ACBC News or something. They started going to like prisons and interviewing people. So they've got this white Africana there. And they're like, so why? Yeah, she's like, no fraud and whatever. And they're like, okay, so what happened? She's like, no, my clients, they sent money. 44:41 And then that money like just vanished. And then they ask her, so who's got the money? She's like, yeah, no, I took the money. Yeah, yeah. 44:48 How? 44:49 I stole the money. 44:51 Well, I guess when you've been arrested, you're serving, you're paying the time, it's easy to, because you were found guilty. You can't now have a story, you're innocent. No, I chow the money. 45:06 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 45:07 The story changes once you're convicted. Yeah. Like, all these people denying shit at McGowan Commission. Once they're behind bars, the whole world knows that you could get convicted for this. Couldn't just, may as well just say, yeah, of course, because you're like a jail. 45:20 You know what I mean? But obviously, when you're still a free man, it's difficult to fess up. Did you get the clip, guys? 45:26 Ah, fuck. I don't think they have the clip. 45:28 No, man, is that the clip at the top, top left? That's the clip there, no? Yes. That's the clip there. No, man. That's not a white woman, Afrikaner woman. Yes, yes, yes. Oh, wow, guys. 45:39 I found guilt on a charge of fraud, and I've been sentenced for 10 years. 45:46 Talk to us about the fraud. What was it about? 45:51 It can be deemed as investment fraud. People were requested to invest in an entity, in a company, and funds were collected in terms of the investment, and the funds did not end up in the right place, actually. 46:10 So did you take those funds? I did. How much? 46:14 Five and a half million. And what did you do with it? 46:22 Um, it's interesting. It was a lot of the money was used to put back into the company. 46:30 No, it wasn't. 46:33 No, it wasn't. 46:33 Okay, close it there. I did, I did, I did. You already paid for the crime. I wish there could be this honest in Manzanka. They can't. I did, I did. 46:41 They don't even want to incriminate themselves. They can't. But speaking of, bro. Hey, man, I don't want to lie, bro. Jose Wagnoni, I'm so impressed with his oratory skills. He's so well-spoken. I didn't expect that from a taxi boss. Oh, the Ferrari guy. Yeah, Joe Ferrari. He's so well-spoken, man. 46:59 So he appeared today. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, wow. 47:02 He had his first day where he just reads a statement. And the way he's so well read, he reads and it sounds like he's speaking, you know. Very articulate. I don't want to lie. Okay. Very articulate. So first day, obviously, you go through your statement. And then day two, they start probing. And day three, that's when it gets very tricky. First day, you can get away with anything. Yeah. And... All along, he's pretty much been saying he's a saint. He's just in a very bad world, taxi world. And, you know, but he's done no wrong. He's a saint. He's a man of God. 47:33 Of course he's going to say that. Anyway, what else you got? 47:36 You know he's Tandon J's father. Who's Tandon J? Tandon J. That girl, man, with Slicka, and she was explaining, she's actually an artist, but that's one of the most famous, you know, moments in the game where Slicka was talking to her and she was telling him her name. And she said her name is Tandon J. And Slicka was like, then why isn't it just Tandon? There it is. She's her dad. Oh, okay. 47:59 What's behind the name Tandon J.? 48:02 I don't know. Actually, NJ was silent. And then people didn't actually say Tando. They just said Tando NJ. So I just called myself Tando NJ because people would never get the silent part. 48:12 They couldn't get the what part? 48:14 The silent part, like NJ is actually silent because it's just Tando, right? So it's Tando. 48:20 So instead of saying Tando, they'd be like Tando NJ. And I was like, no, it's Tando. 48:26 So, tando... Nje. Tando Nje is just saying tando, like sleek Nje. It's sleek. 48:31 No, no, how do you make the... How do you pronounce it with the silent Nje? I'm trying to understand it. Tando? 48:36 Tando. Tando. 48:40 Then why did you tell him Denje? 48:41 Because people didn't get the silent part. They just said Tandonje instead of Tando. So on my profile, I'd have the handle Tandonje, and then in an abbreviation, I'd have Denje is silent. 48:55 What I'm trying to... Tando. 48:58 So people wanted to say Tando, all you had to do is go like T-H-A-N-D-O. 49:02 Yeah, but then Jay was just like a chance. That's a funny thing, man. Joe Ferrari. 49:09 This clip may never leave the internet. It's just funny, man. 49:13 Yeah, man, these kids are being different. 49:16 I don't know when he's going to be back at the Maganga Commission, but yeah, I'm very curious to hear what's up with him. 49:21 What has caught your attention this week, Pinduka? 49:24 Yeah, man. Yo, bro, that's so random. I saw an Ali G movie. You know they're making an Ali G movie. Again? And I feel like it's so out of touch, bro. 49:32 It's 2026. 49:33 No one wants to see a white guy who's actually like a super Zionist Jewish guy acting black. going around the world. I don't know what he was doing. That ship has sailed, man. 49:43 Yeah, that ship has sailed. I'm like, where have these people been for like 20, how many years? It was funny though. 49:48 Yeah, I'm not going to lie. A lot of things were funny. But now you look at them through the lens of the 2026 eye and it's like... 49:55 It's like that Borat vibe. 49:57 yeah it's the same guy it's the same guy and also now we know him you know like who because before he was this unknown guy and he came with these characters and i remember first thing borat i didn't even it didn't click that it's the same guy who does ali g yeah so now it's ali g and i'm like Nah, bruh. So he's bringing back Ali G. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 50:15 Because that was his claim to fame, basically. Yes. 50:18 It started off as Ali G. Yeah, like internationally, yes. But I was like, nah. And another thing that caught my attention, though, was, did you see the Glen Levitt advert? No. Bro, so Glenn Defect has got... I didn't know this. In fact, I didn't know... We're chilling with one of the ambassadors on Fridays, Peewee. You know, it's Glenn Defect, right? Yeah, he's one of the ambassadors. I didn't know that till, you know, because we're trying to share our drink with him. 50:48 Like, yeah, he's like, no, I drink this wherever I am. I'm like, okay, shout out. But Dineo Mukitz as well, Langa, who's married to Solo, the rapper. You know Solo, the rapper. Yeah, yeah. So there's this campaign they did where it's an advert and they're commemorating the women who marched. I think it was in 1956. 51:10 You remember that march led by a woman? I think Helen Joseph, a couple of amazing women, you know, led a march at the time against, obviously, apartheid and just... 51:20 Hence why we have Women's Day. 51:22 Yeah, hence why we've got Women's Day, you know, on Women's Month. So they thought it was smart to have Dineo Omogid to walk around. It looks like it's a gallery of sorts, and it's got the pictures of these women, and she's walking around there swirling a glass of whiskey and a bottle of Glenlivet, or I don't know how they say it, commemorating this woman. Obviously, when it dropped... 51:47 there was smoke, right? Women are like, what does a whiskey brand have to do with women and women empowerment and the fight that these women fought? You know, it was a complete mismatch, but I love their apology. So they drop an apology and Ken Levesque is like, we're going to... 52:07 Do an investigation on how this was approved. Who approved it? And I'm like, you guys approved it. That's who approved it. You guys approved it. And then you guys posted it. And you did a collaborative post with Dinelle. 52:19 Exactly. 52:19 And Dinelle was getting backlash as well. And I'm like, that's unwarranted. She was just getting it back. She got approached to do this. And she was doing it. And we don't know whether she said, hmm, is it a great idea? But a lot of times, people are not going to know, is it a great idea when they're getting paid? And it seems innocent at the time. But it was just a mismatch, bro. You know? 52:38 I mean, there's no way that's getting published without someone's approval from Clinton. 52:42 No way. Yes, I was like, that's a mis... In fact, a lot of women actually suffer a lot of injustice because of alcohol. You know, a lot of the rapes happen because of alcohol. And it's not the sole... Yeah, a lot of... 52:58 GBV happens when some oaks are under their influence and they feel some kind of way at home. 53:03 Wow, so you're going to take it there. Wow, wow, wow. 53:06 Yeah. 53:07 Wow. 53:07 Yeah. 53:08 Wow. It's the truth. 53:10 Trying to sell these cans, man. 53:12 No, no, no, no, no. That's why it's written here. That's why it's written here. 53:18 I hope it's written, my dog. I hope. Oh, shit. I'm not seeing it, bro. 53:23 Yo, drink responsibly. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Can't find it, but yeah, it's written. Ha, ha, ha. No, I'm kidding. Alcohol is addictive. 53:30 Drink responsibly. That's why it's written, drink responsibly. We love alcohol, bro. Alcohol is amazing to have a good time. But when you start becoming a problem to your family, a problem to your spouse, then maybe don't drink. We're not saying alcohol is evil. It's like saying alcohol causes the most accidents on the road. Is it true? Yes. But you shouldn't be drinking and driving. Be an adult about your alcohol. So... 53:54 Facing the reality, it's like, yo, there's many ways you could have celebrated a woman or just don't do something else. But that was like, mismatch, mismatch, misalignment, bro. I can't believe no one picked that up, bro. Dude, I can't believe no one picked that up. Everybody thought, yeah, this is going to be good. We're killing it with this one. 54:14 Yeah, because it's Women's Month and it was like, oh, yes, yes. It kind of, and it was just lack of like foresight, I guess. 54:21 I'm telling you, man, this Women's Month's got to end, bro. It's too much. 54:23 No. 54:24 What do you mean? It's too much. 54:26 What do you mean it's too much? What did it do? How? 54:34 Let me tell you my caca. 54:35 Bring it on, man. 54:36 Bring it on, bro. So Eva Mudika, right, she sends me a WhatsApp, right? Go on WhatsApp. I sent you this thing, sir. So this guy put up these pictures, right? I think it was a photographer, right? Yeah, yeah. Make it bigger there, right? So he's just reminiscing on... That's Impuma Boy. Yeah, that's Impuma Boy on pictures he took back in the days, right? 54:58 Okay, that's six. So what does it say? Can you just read that out? And that guy... I think that guy was the other guy featured on Clap Your Hands, right? 55:05 Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. I think Jax Montwin's got someone featured on Clap Your Hands. 55:09 Okay, the title says the archives have receipts. Every time I scratched through my archives, I realized I wasn't only taking photographs. I was documenting history. 55:21 This is the guy who put up these pictures. So he was a photographer back in the days. I don't know him. Oh, the real click, click. 55:29 Oh, he's still a photographer. 55:31 I can't see. 55:34 Faces, careers, moments, eras. Eras, yeah. Some become icons. Some disappeared. 55:43 A lot, a lot disappeared. Yeah, yeah. 55:45 Oh, okay. Some reinvented themselves. Some are sitting behind bars today and some stories are still being written. The crazy part is thinking about what these original images will mean 50, 100 or even 200 years from now. 56:00 So he puts this up, right? And then go next, right? There we go, right? Who's that, Mac? That's you, who's that? So this is the crazy part, right? I don't remember this night, no? I don't remember this girl. I had no idea. So it's been going viral and whatever, right? And then Eva sends me a message. She goes, let me read it out to you. I'll share the screenshot with you, Tato, so you can put it up in post. 56:29 She goes, she goes, is that you and Takane? I'm like, Takane? I don't remember her. Like, I don't even remember this night. I don't know what was happening. Okay, okay. But you can see, like, you know, the boy was cooking. 56:47 Yeah, no, she's hot, definitely. 56:49 So you know what she says? She says, this is Kat Matlala's wife. 56:52 Ah, yeah. 56:55 No ways. Hey, Google her. 56:57 Before the bleach and the new teeth. 57:00 Why did she get new teeth? Her teeth are fine there. 57:03 Yeah, but that's Kat Matala's wife. 57:05 Are you serious? I kid you not, bro. But do you now remember what happened between you and this girl? 57:09 I don't remember that night, dog. I don't remember. I don't know where we were. 57:12 It may have just been a picture and then you left. You went your separate ways. 57:15 I don't know, bro. 57:17 I don't remember. 57:18 But that's Kat Matala's wife, bro. 57:19 I'm not feeling this kakla yet. 57:22 That's this gacha. 57:23 Ah, then you took a picture of God McLeod's wife. 57:26 Duh. Hey, man. 57:28 Duh. 57:29 Tashi's still the king of this gachas, man. The crown is still firm on his head as the king of this gachas. 57:39 You and your childhood friend. Is that the same girl, though? 57:42 That's the same girl, bro. Look, I mean, the source, if it's Eva Mudika, yeah, she's in these north circles. So... 57:50 She would know. I had no idea, bro. 57:52 I don't think she bleached. Remember our old... Like our photos from back in the day, they didn't have the best quality. So... That's maybe... Probably she was just still the same. 58:04 And what is it with photos from back then that they looked so crisp then and the exact same photo today doesn't... It looks old. 58:14 It's just so weird. What's that website? That website... Thunder. Thunder. Thunder, yes. Thunder. Thunder, yeah. Thunder, yeah. Thunder, yeah. Thunder, yeah. Thunder, yeah. Thunder, T-H-U-N-T-A. I have pictures galore there. Yeah, yeah, yeah. All the pictures there, like, yo, man, during Melville, when Melville was, like, the party place. Yeah, but now they look suck. But just cackle, dog. 58:38 No, no. It's swak. 58:40 It's swak. It's swak. 58:42 It's swak. It's swak. He took a picture of Ket Matlala's wife. And she was not Ket Matlala's wife then. 59:02 She could have been anyone's wife by now. 59:04 You know? 59:05 Come on, man. Come on. 59:08 Some childhood friend. 20 years later. 59:10 Yeah, look. Nah. 59:19 I love you. 59:37 Kiss on the cheek Now he's like my ex She had nothing going there now She's just Take a picture with her now Get a picture with her now Please And share it next to you Now How you get in the same room man Come on bro It's fine guys Can we go to the last video Did you see the Joe McMahon when he said I saw that I saw that I saw that I saw that I saw that 60:06 It's like he's convincing himself, but I'm not. 60:09 No. 60:38 This is wild. Guys, this is wild. 60:45 You're a mayor, bro. You're a mayor. You're elected to be... What was he writing there? 60:55 Yeah. How crazy is this, ghost lady? 61:02 That was just a bit like, yo, this is the community. And the thing is you're going to get this kind of backlash when you're a person in power. 61:10 Yes. 61:10 It's just now how you handle it. So I think he could have handled it in a much better way. Like he didn't have to respond like that. 61:16 And you're most likely going to get this backlash if you're a person in power presiding over a failing city. 61:24 Thank you. 61:24 You see, over conditions that are inhumane for people, over electricity that is expensive, over a lot of unemployment, over filth. Have you seen some parts of Joburg? They're stinking and they're filthy, right? So for me, if you deliver... 61:41 Chances are if you rock up in public to address people, they're not going to hurl insults at you and call you things that maybe you aren't, like criminal. But they definitely aren't going to attack you if you are catering for the people. But if they feel like you're not really there to be of service to them, then they're going to start calling you names. So... Let's look at the underlying reasons why people, why he's met with hostility from average people. Yo, bro, let's take it back to 1995 when it was like, you know, honeymoon phase. 62:16 These guys would walk into a room, people would mutilate. 62:21 praise them because they fought for freedom. The country is now free. They did all these great things, you know? And soon enough, that wears off. That novelty wears off and it starts becoming about... 62:34 What's next? What are you guys doing for us? 62:35 Because we've kept you so long in power. So I think we must reflect on the underlying reasons why there is this gap that's growing and animosity between those that hold public office and the people on the ground, especially in Joburg, you know? So we wouldn't be here if things were great. If the lights were on and they weren't expensive, cock expensive, and things worked, we wouldn't be here. 62:58 Did you see there's a college that started, I think, in the north? It was a car wash. Did you see that video? 63:05 Oh, yes, yes. I saw the car wash, the famous car wash. Yes, yes. I saw this, yeah. You see what I mean? 63:12 And this joke room is paying for this water, mind you. The water doesn't go, oh, no. 63:19 It was wastage. No, people are paying like literally for this water. So why not get a cow wash? Because all these people are paying for that water. Because all these leaks are a cost. And who carries the cost? There was a queue. The residents. 63:30 There was a queue, ghost lady. The BM is waiting for you. 63:33 The BM is waiting. Look, he's waiting his turn. 63:34 Oh, wow. 63:36 Even taxis. 63:38 In Brinston, Nochal. 63:39 You're in the north in Brinston. 63:41 It's a free wash. 63:43 And you know the thing is these things happen. It's normal. But they get fixed very fast. 63:48 With efficiency. 63:49 So you do a U10 so that you can also clean the other side. Yeah. 63:56 Dudu, what's going on with the Safa story? 64:07 Can you give Dudu the mic, please? So she can tell us the Safa story. I don't understand the story. Yeah, I don't understand the story. Like, I'm so confused. 64:12 I don't understand the story. 64:13 Like, what's going on with the Safa story? You know that story now. Yeah, yeah. Can you break it down to us, please, Dudu? She's so confused. 64:21 Please fact check and check the facts around it. She'll fact check, but... 64:25 There's a letter that has... You look beautiful, by the way, today. 64:29 You do. You've been the whole day. It's been a long day. I've been with her since 10 a.m. Since 10 a.m. You see, you would have seen her. 64:40 We have been admiring her since 10 a.m. 64:47 What inspired the look today? What inspired the look today? 64:52 Nothing. It's getting warmer. So I feel like in winter, it's like so boring. Like you must wear big things and heavy things and Kanye's jacket and stuff. 65:04 I can use blankets. 65:05 Amazing. I love those. 65:06 Yeah, I do. 65:07 But yeah. Like you, my man. Like you, man. 65:09 Okay, brother. 65:13 Okay. Okay. 65:19 Okay. I know next week I'm ringing my evening camera. 65:24 Come on. I see that tomorrow. That tomorrow. 65:29 No one goes to sleep, we're not trying to see that. 65:33 Yeah, ain't nobody trying to see that. We ain't doing that. Do you know what Bratame said? He came outside, Bratame. 65:43 He's like, oh, what's wrong? 65:57 Like, it has to hit, what's wrong? It's like a good girl. 66:07 I saw it. Remember I saw you this morning and your hair was not like this. Well, I was okay in the morning and then I waited for the whole day. I told you go home. 66:18 You can imagine. Because we're short at like six and you've been around. 66:22 I said go home. 66:23 It's not the cyst or the uterus. 66:30 That would have burst and recovered out there, healed, admitted. 66:40 So the story is that there was a letter that it's, I don't know how many pages, about seven or something from Safa. And the confusion is how does it now land on the desk of an adult person? 66:55 Adult World. Yes, Adult World, you know, director type thing. So that's where the confusion is, is that how then does the Esafa thing end up there? That's the main story. How does it end up there? That's the main thing. So I think she can fix it. 67:16 Is it just pure incompetence? 67:18 If it is, okay, let's say I'm making a mistake and I'm trying to send you an email. Can I send an email to like maybe an OnlyFans CEO? Because then that's, I feel like those are two different worlds. If I make a mistake trying to send an email to Bala, probably I can send it to okay Jason yes probably a Jason or someone else I don't think it would land on um and you know there's millions of companies in the world yes why does it land how yes on the local sex shop chain exactly CEO or executive very nice sex toys amazing but it doesn't connect it doesn't there's no connection there doesn't hit the spot no no 68:09 Yeah, it doesn't make sense. Unless the guy... It doesn't make sense, man. Unless that person who sent it normally then sends emails to the sex world people. But even that... 68:20 But who sends emails to the sex world? I don't know. Maybe people complain about toys. Why would you... 68:28 Why would you complain about it? A lot could happen with toys. 68:30 I don't know. Then you just buy a different one. I think it's just one of those. You don't like to send reviews and say, I hated this one. 68:37 How many toys have you got, Ghost Lady? 68:39 Toys. To be honest. 68:42 That's why you look like this. 68:43 I look like this because I was vibrating. Giving me ideas. 68:56 Can you see, with toys, without toys. Yep. 68:59 French, everyone had to glow their hair still in position. Okay. When I had your toy toys. Well, she was toy toy. 69:14 Your toy toy. Your toy toy. 69:18 See the difference. 69:19 Wow. See it now. Wow. 69:24 It's fine, doo-doo. Take this. It's fine. It's your day. 69:28 Last story I wanted to talk about, right? I don't know if you saw, but Meta, the company. Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp. Yeah. They had to pay. How much? Please check how much they had to pay. Oh, yes. I saw that. They had to pay a lot. Yeah. For, for, for. What's the story? But they had to pay something for what? What were you saying? For being addictive. 69:48 Yes. Right? Yes. To young kids. 69:52 Yeah, but the problem is they're not paying to the young kids. They're paying to some government, isn't it? 69:58 Like they're being fined or are they paying to the kids? That doesn't make sense to me. It sounds like a feeding scheme for politicians. 70:06 How do we sue and cash in as well? 70:09 Are you addicted to the socials? 70:15 Of course. Sometimes I just can't fall asleep until I just scroll. 70:17 You go through a rabbit hole. Oh, doom scrolling. Yeah. Whoa. 70:20 That's a thing. 70:21 For real. That's... 70:23 I'm glad I'm not there yet. I get to bed, I put my phone away, I sleep. 70:29 No, we still put our phone away. It's just after we sleep. 70:32 No, some people are like my daughter. There we go. You'll hear a phone and she's sleeping there. The phone is still on YouTube and stuff. 70:40 You see, you must still on behalf of your daughter. 70:44 Please play the clip, let's hear it. 70:46 Meta is settling a major lawsuit with dozens of US states which allege that Facebook and Instagram were designed to intentionally addict children with devastating impacts on their mental health, including anxiety, depression and even suicide. 71:02 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And did you guys know that spring is the best, is when suicides go up? 71:11 Spring? 71:11 Yeah, spring. Spring? Really? 71:14 What? 71:15 Yeah, no, not winter. Winter get to the inside and they're depressed and whatever. So spring, they come out and then... 71:20 It's people who didn't achieve their summer bodies. 71:23 Now they've fallen with the whole ceiling. Try it next time again to hang yourself. 71:32 The summer body is like, oh, I've been trying to change the summer body. How long have I been in the gym? You know, and I get these thoughts now. I'm like, summer's almost there. People are like, oh, we saw you winter in the gym. What happened to you? Damn, homie, what happened to you? 71:47 We can't get cancelled. At least we're in Okuluma. It's fine. 71:50 No, come on, I'm part of the fat society, man. I can't get cancelled. No, no, no. No, I'm just thinking of, like, why is it happening in spring? Why in spring? I'm trying to be productive here, and I'm thinking. That's maybe one of the reasons. I don't know why, but I'm just saying. 72:06 No, in spring, I get to go out and like, no, man. 72:09 This life thing, mm-mm. 72:11 It's too bright. It's too bright. It's too bright. 72:28 Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, Oh, my gosh. 73:02 Yes, Benjeka. Yes, hey. 73:10 Well, I had to double check it, and yes, you're right. Late summer to early spring. 73:15 And then... Wow, I'm almost right, French X. 73:17 That's fascinating. It's been stated that due to sunlight... Due to sunlight! I'm not even finished! Yo! 73:28 Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. Due to sunlight! Yo! 73:36 Yes, she said. Yes, she said. 73:41 Yes, she said. Yes, she said. 73:54 Yo, for real, I wasn't with you happy that time. 73:59 I'm even scared to continue. Continue. 74:07 Yo, fascinating. 74:08 So they said that studies have shown that due to sunlight, right, our bodies have energy and more motivation to basically... To live. 74:21 Energy, motivation to do what? 74:22 Yeah. 74:25 Due to sunlight... Yeah, we're more energized and motivated. Yes, we're more motivated and energized. So a person with severe depression has the extra motivation and energy... You see, I'm scared. 74:47 So people get... 74:50 Wait, so people get a wave of energy and motivation? Yeah, go on. 74:56 The second one is social comparisons. So because in spring and summer, a lot of people are going out and hanging out with their friends and going to events. Individuals who struggle with deep isolation... are then given the motives to go ahead and then the third one it's biological factors the changes in temperatures increased inflammation seasonal allergies and other things can affect your moods and make you depressed which will cause you 75:32 What does she say all about it? What does she say? Whoa, that is... Whoa, man. It's wild, right? Hectic, bro. 75:38 Is it also not associated with the mental health decline? Like people who have mental issues. Also, you find that there's a spike around September as well. 75:50 What do you mean? A spike in the people's mental... What do you mean? Like, I don't care. 75:54 Like the psych ward, you know, would have more patients. Oh, Kailan Spring. Yeah, that's true. 76:03 There's a spike. Is that what you say? Yeah. 76:14 The answer to your question is yes. A lot of manic episodes actually do take place within the springtime and summertime. I've seen that with a family member. 76:24 We know them. They're not okay. When it comes to September, we know that they will spike. 76:30 Are you for real? Yeah, yeah. Wow. Yeah. So actually, it just reminded me. 76:35 Yeah. So it must just be winter. Why, why? Winter. Yeah. 76:39 Yeah. 76:42 But September, it's a known thing that is coming. 76:46 So if you guys have a family in the Northern Hemisphere, they could easily go for winter and then come. Just chase winter and be fine. 76:53 Yeah, actually. Wow. I'm learning something new now. Like, actually, okay. So now with this whole information. Oh, okay. So if you've got mental health issues, avoid September. 77:09 Oh, you can skip it. 77:11 Wait, oh, so summer's fine. Is it the transitioning of the seasons? 77:16 Because gradually you'll be better. And then obviously for the duration of the year. But then around this time, there's a spike. 77:25 I didn't know I learned something. Yeah. 77:30 It starts in spring and ends in summer. So throughout the hot season. Hmm. So winter and autumn. 77:39 Oh, so even summer. It's not just skipping September. 77:42 It's the hot season, basically. Spring and summer. 77:47 Oh, wow, man. Hey, man, take care of your health, guys. 77:50 Yeah, mental health. Take care. Especially with these young kids. I mean, remember, you know, Steve Jobs, he didn't allow his kids to have an iPhone and shit like that or an iPad. Yeah. Because he knew the destruction it causes. 78:02 Yeah, at the end of the day, they can sue Facebook, bro, but you got to do the parenting, right? To keep your kids away from... 78:09 From the addictive stuff, Facebook and all. 78:12 Yeah, take care, man. You can't delegate the parenting to the tablets or the phone. That's what it sounds like. I saw these parents marching. 78:20 Snatch the phone away from your kids if you feel like it's... 78:24 impeding on their growth and mental health. Just take the phone away, man. Leave Facebook. Let them do their thing. 78:30 I saw it, this thing, what you're talking about. Before I even had kids, like where it was going, to a point where I'm very, very strict with my children. My children are not scrollers. 78:42 Even my son, he only got a phone last year. He's turning 12 soon. 78:47 He's getting old, bro. 78:48 Yeah. No, he's big. He's almost like out. You can see that he's going to literally pass. 78:53 He's taller than me. 78:54 Yeah, a lot of people are taller than you. Come on, bro. 78:58 I haven't seen him recently. I can't imagine. 79:04 Now he's very big. 79:05 His parents are... Yeah, we're big. Yeah, you're both big. 79:09 So, literally, even now, it's like... His phone is... You have to remind... Where's your phone? I'm going to call you. Please put it close. You know, so that's how... Because we never literally gave him... Same with my two small ones. They don't... They're not given... They don't take anyone's phone. They just see a phone as... Oh, I must send it to the... Parents. That's beautiful. I am very strict because I saw problems like parents where a child could not sleep without being on the phone. A child for them to function, for them to be sit still. 79:41 I could travel for hours. They will sit in the car. and just wait until we get there. Eat them snacks or something. Beautiful. 79:48 That's beautiful. You're raising normal humans. 79:51 You have to be very intentional. Not that I'm perfect, but I'm just saying some things you have to be intentional about. 79:59 Spooda, how's your daughter, man? Give Spooda the mic there, man. Spooda's raising a beautiful daughter. 80:04 Spooda's a super dad. Yeah, super dad, man. 80:07 Spooda's a super dad. 80:08 Very super dad. 80:10 Many things, but I was a great dad. 80:17 She's great, man. She's nine years old now. But the beauty about what she's saying, she has a phone. She's had a phone, I think, since she was three. But she's not a big fan. She can go without. If it's flat, she's not going to change. That's my child. That's my child. And what is she doing, like YouTube kids and whatnot? In her head, she has a YouTube channel. So we forever record stuff and she thinks there's a channel somewhere. Hence in every video, hey, like, share, subscribe. 80:45 Oh, shit, man. That is so cute. When she finds out, bro, there's no channel. When she finds out, the betrayal is going to be generational. 80:56 No, no, we're going to start it. But she thinks she's had a channel for years now. Yeah. Oh. Beautiful, man. 81:03 Shout out to all the dads out there. 81:04 Shout out to all the present dads. Listen to that, man. 81:07 And the present moms. 81:09 Yeah, the moms we know are automatic, you know. Shout out not to the present moms, but it's automatic generally. 81:16 Shout out to Women's Month, yeah. 81:18 Thank you, thank you. It's done, isn't it? Thank you. Yeah, it's done today. Till next year. 81:26 Adios, ladies. Hey, as a DJ, hey, you know, all these clubs like booking all these girls, you know what I mean, during the month. And you're calling, you guys are like, yo, it's Women's Month now, man. See you in September. So that's our time now, you know, yeah. No, it happens. Literally, it happens. All the clubs want to have like a special Women's Day. 81:49 Yeah, I'm a DJ. Shout out to September, man. It's time to commit suicide, man. 81:57 I'll take it back. 81:58 Hey, man. No, man. 82:00 You take care of your health, guys. Mental health. Don't listen to Mac. 82:05 Don't listen to Mac. 82:06 Don't listen to Mac. Guys, please. South Africa is even worse. Please don't do that. We are here, man. Bye.