Podcast and Chill with MacG

00:00 What's up everybody, it's Jenna Woods on your screens and welcome to Spreading Humors! Today we have the coolest, the dopest, the most handsome streamer in the room today. Welcome to Tipi! 00:16 Welcome to Tipi! Clap for him! Give him a Tipi though, yes? Yes, yes, yes. 00:22 So why are you so shocked? 00:24 Oh no, it's fine. The Tipi is too homage. What does that mean? What does that mean? What does that mean? What does that mean? 00:36 Maybe he's saying his cat name. 00:37 Rocks. Oh, rocks. Okay. Come on now. Come on now. And in the building, we also have Zile Weezy. 00:44 Okay, okay. 00:57 And welcome to Spreading Humours, baby. Let's go. I feel like... And it breaks my heart to say this. 01:13 I feel like in the industry, you don't get a lot of flowers. 01:16 What are your thoughts? 01:20 You want to speak? Yeah, same. Because I would say... 01:25 When I started doing content, Zile is one of the people who I looked at. It was him. 01:33 King Oma? No. King Oma is like... 01:40 I don't watch him that much. 01:42 Why not? 01:43 It depends on who you like in content. There's some people who don't watch me. There's some people who watch me. That's fair. It's not who you prefer. 01:53 Zile is one of the people who... 01:55 Funny enough, when I started doing streaming, I was like, ah, it doesn't look that hard. Zile is doing it. And Sonobili is doing it. But when I went into content, I was like, okay, ish. It ain't that high. That's why I'm saying it needs those flowers so high. How long have you been doing content for? 02:13 Yo, like it's been. I think now it has to be like five years. Five years. 02:18 I feel like it's more than five years. 02:20 Yeah, it has to be five years. if I'm thinking proper or six I don't know because there are certain things that were content creation but for me it was like I'm just having fun you know so content creation changes when like it gets to you straight when something is serious you know and for me it's a thing of like Sometimes you don't have to make people see your worth. You have to see it first. You get my point? Because crying for people's validation always makes you to invalidate yourself. 02:51 You get my point? 02:52 Okay. 02:52 Because you're like, no, why am I not getting this? Why am I not getting this? I mean... Nota, we don't know how to podcast Maloba. He said we. Yeah. But Nota was the thing. Was he subbing us? No, he was not subbing us. He was talking about us. 03:11 You know what my chat is? Nota's those, like, umaluma police, he can talk shit about you behind your back, but come face to face, he will be the nicest person to you. 03:21 And this is like, in my sense. Nota knows the internet. 03:23 Just basically But my child is Don't talk shit about me Behind my back And then when you see me You act like you're my uncle If it's fuck me Then it's fuck me to my face too Damn One thing I didn't understand No Is that what you're into? 03:41 I'm not trying to fuss at him. 03:45 I mean, he looks great. He's like the perfect type. He's got great legs, but I don't think I'm his type. And like... 04:00 But yeah, Zile, you were saying? 04:02 Yeah, I was saying like, for example, and I mean, they won't catch up and stuff. And when we take it back a bit, I'm not someone who likes going back to memory lane. When we started, you must go to Mashavela Studios. You're doing great. Oh, you must watch out. I always wanted to sit here. 04:27 So why are you saying things whereby because now you're at a certain level, you forget or at some point you were like, you looked up to spirit in humans. 04:35 I think because I like Tahi, I can stand up for him. I think he didn't mean it in that sense. I think he saw it as a thing of, you know what, these are like my brothers and sisters. Yes, you know. at some point, but now they're going to find their footing again. So I don't think he meant it from that place because I don't think he's that type of person. 04:54 No, no, no. I agree with you. My chat is like, people can say whatever they say at the current moment. That's why when you fight with someone, I like people who fight with current facts. We don't care, bro. You said the one for whom? Yeah, like... Yeah, the ones twerk, do something. Oh my God. Do something, for whom? Make something happen. We won't catch up. Numbers-wise, yes, you're doing so well. But when you're friends that you're saying, don't forget, at some point, and that's why sometimes people don't, necessarily give... 05:30 In terms of people giving flowers, they tend to check, okay, what wrong thing are you doing? 05:36 Can I say something? 05:36 What? 05:38 At some point, I can get why they're acting like that because at some point, we were like that too. When it was so MacG's podcast and spreading humorous, Then it was PNC. And then I think at that point, it was still Tinewo's show. Then came the soccer show. And we would always make fun of PNC. And I think we were just poking them, like, in a fun way. I think that's what they're doing too. 06:00 Yes, I agree. My chat is, I agree. But don't take out the talent out of the person. Because, like, truly speaking, they're doing so well. And if they embrace the fact that we are doing so well and how we can improve our show, they would go far by not even looking at us. And then, all right, we can catch up, basically. 06:17 No, no, let's not say we can't. You guys chest it like... No, I'm not chesting it. 06:22 I'm just saying... Are you sure, mate? No, no, no. Don't say I don't know how to podcast whereby you are the one looking up to me at some point. 06:29 You know what we need to do? Let's just fight. I hate physical things. 06:36 So you're saying you are Taki's group, man? I'm not saying that. I'm not saying that. 06:42 I can't say that. No, no, no. I'm just saying, I did it and also I've been doing it and I know my work and I don't need validation from other people to tell me that I'm a good podcaster. So now... 06:54 Because I'm responding to you saying you don't deserve flowers and people don't give flowers. I'm saying I don't expect flowers from people. As long as I know that I'm doing well, it's fine. 07:03 I get that. So now you were like one of the first… Public figures in South Africa to start streaming. You were the first public figure in South Africa to start your Acha brand. Yes, you may not seek validation from, you know, people, your peers, your colleagues. But now how does it make you feel when brands now seem like they're undermining you and your work? Because I mean, a brand and a person is like two different things. 07:32 So it's different, man. I mean, I mean, I can speak about another thing. I remember when Lokompo came to the first person to bring a Zulu person inside Lokompo. I think it was me with Lady Do. And Lady Do took all the heat. I observed about... I remember I was the first, one of the first few people besides, I think, Shebishit. When Shebishit was hosting... Can I ask you something? 07:55 Do you listen to Lokompo in your headset? Yeah, every day. No, no, every day. Okay, okay. Like, like, Okay. 08:02 Like, yeah. 08:03 Are there any sad Lecompo songs? Because, I mean, they're all so fast-paced. 08:07 So, you know what's funny about that? Even those fast-paced ones, it's sad songs. 08:12 Like, for example, do you know the song? Of course not. It's basically a sad song. Oh, Chihwana means often. Yeah. Like you guys are watching me and thinking I have something. I don't have anything. But it's a nice song, but like it's funny. 08:32 So I remember when Shibu Shitu hosted for the first time in Jozebi, I remember it was insane. 08:39 Of course, come on. Oh, yes. And then he went up there. And he went up there. 08:50 Hierarchy. Yeah, hierarchy. You can't blame it, man. But I'm saying all these things. And now we have like Ratolaka. Ratolaka happened. And it's one of the biggest songs. But who came to Lekompo? You get my point. But no one is going to come. And also, I was not doing it for people to come to me. 09:12 Okay. 09:12 And say, Zile, you are doing well. No, I was doing it because I want recognition. 09:17 I can still say this, Sprint Humor is one of the best Gen Z podcasts in SA. That's why now I'll always die for the badge. 09:26 Oh, Pookie. Many main hosts have come and go. 09:35 But only the main two remain. 09:38 No, no, no, no, no. 09:41 I'm like, like, I love the relationship, but sometimes I step out because I'm like, I'm bored of our love. But because I love you so much, I'm like, right? 09:49 I'm not manipulative. But like, do you get what I'm saying? 09:53 I'm not gaslighting him. Do you agree with what I'm saying? 10:01 I forgot what you said. 10:04 I was saying. 10:08 No, I don't do talking stages. 10:10 Well, like straight to Mjolo. 10:11 Oh my gosh. Omari, you've been two years single. Yeah, two years single right now. How's it going? Consecutively. 10:18 I mean, of course. 10:26 So, but don't you get approached now that you have motion and stuff like that? Actually... Like, girls, we have nice legs, but I know what she's trying to do. 10:33 Babe, look at his legs. 10:35 No, I do, but it's just that... Say thank you. Thank you, Yandavos. 10:40 You look great to me. 10:41 Thanks. Oh, by the way, I forgot to... Okay. Tipe, do you like my hair? 10:47 I love it. 10:48 You love it? 10:49 Yeah, it complements your skin. 10:50 Oh, thank you. 10:52 Really? Yes. Thank you. Do your thing. 10:54 Thank you. 10:55 Yes. 10:56 Okay, as we are speaking about your career... 11:01 How do you flop? 11:11 Oh, that's so rude. 11:12 I'm done with musicians. I'm done with soccer players. Damn, streamers. No, no, they still have a chance. 11:18 Okay. 11:21 W. W's in the chat? 11:23 W's in the chat. 11:25 No ring, eh? 11:28 So my chat is like, Yanda, I feel like if you get inside an industry like this and try to get milk for flowers and think it will never happen to you, you are going to have a tough time. 11:47 I mean, to what happened to me recently. So, hopefully they can play it, yeah. 12:07 We did a video. Yeah, I had pizza, Moki. I came with my archer, right? And we ordered pizza on studio for eating. 12:14 Well, what else is a tough work? 12:18 I chose for everything. 12:20 Yes, I chose for everything. My set is, I came with actual school. For ET. Yeah, for ET. And this is like, like, stories I need. Everyone, surprisingly, in studio, we all enjoy it. 12:40 Literally, bro. No, no, this is nice, this is nice, this is nice. I'm like, Really? I'm not sharp. Was it really nice though? Nah, it was good. 12:49 Nah, it was good. Like, it really was a shame. 12:52 So, uh... Where is it? Go fast. 12:57 But yeah, now... 12:59 When that is happening, they call me at 12 feet. No, man. Bring out some people, most of them, more, more factory. They do something. They're better Uber. 13:15 If a car, what do you mean Uber? No, no, I didn't have a car that time. Oh, okay. 13:19 My responsibility lost money. 13:20 Okay, yes. But we go there, we give it to this girl. This girl takes it to the lab street. You don't have to prove this girl. 13:33 Oh my gosh, look at that one. The one of you. 13:37 What is happening here? Tell us. No, you're not taking my life. Midlife crisis. 13:42 What is going on? It's around there even. So now, no, go down, go down. So now, I give them the achas. They come back to me, they're like, actually, achas take our oven. By the way, achas, it's made with the same ingredients, just so you guys know. I don't know how to eat it. I don't know how to eat it. I don't know how to eat it. I don't know how to eat it. I don't know how to eat it. I don't know how to eat it. 14:07 I don't know how to eat it. 14:08 I don't know how to eat it. 14:22 Why couldn't they put the pizza on the... That's after. 14:26 Yes. So, apparently with a certain... No, no, no, go down. There's two in there. Can't you see it? 14:32 Yeah. 14:33 This is there. 14:38 Pizza, pie. 14:40 Okay, but don't give me such small, small. 14:42 It's too nice. What? 14:43 Hurry up, hurry up fast. Pizza, pie, sushi. 15:07 When I pee, you have to do this. 15:23 So that happened. And I said, yeah. I'm like, no, okay. Maybe I have the supplier. Maybe I have the supplier. That's fine. Maybe you have your own supplier. Fair. 15:48 Oh my gosh. And I'm like, you know what? 15:58 Also, actually, I own it to be fair. 16:01 But if we're being honest, sometimes people must understand you were telling me about that brand. 16:07 And if it makes sense, if there's someone in your team, no one speaks about Acha like me in SA. Whether you like it or not. 16:15 It would actually do better if you were... You get my point. 16:18 That would make so much sense because it's so organic. It's something that you love automatically. 16:22 And whether I get it with them or not, I'm still going to push it. Of course, 16:28 But I just feel like, is it not... I don't know if this is the right word. 16:33 Deft. What's the word? 16:34 Infringement or whatever. 16:36 Appropriation. No, we didn't sign anything. Not appropriation, but like... You're not legally bind. No, man. 16:45 And I sent this word to you, sorry. Exploitation. Yes, is it not some sort of exploitation? 16:51 We didn't sign anything. 16:53 Okay, but is... 16:55 It's just a matter of ethics. The only reason here is what you think and like common sense, simple. 17:04 Dignity or whatever, you'll do this. But how do you feel? 17:08 I'm honestly heartbroken. I'm also... 17:13 You boys are so weird. 17:16 Like, I'm expecting him to like voice his emotions. You're going, yeah, heal, heal, heal now. 17:23 Yes. Like, voice your emotions. Yes. How do you feel? 17:28 Are you okay? But honestly, I'm heartbroken, honestly. And it goes to show, don't ever be entitled to anything. Life is like this. Things come and go. And also, when one opportunity, when the door closes and a window opens, you know, something that I live by. Sliding door open. Yeah, sliding door open. Not even just the window. The whole thing, come on. So, there's no way your current team here, they don't know the Zile Acha, the Acha Maharyam, the Zile Wizi, and his Acha is competing with one of the biggest brands in SA. 18:07 on first mass then that's why I need and I feel like I'm a swindad I want to show these people my long word and I want people to believe in themselves more than anything you get my point people don't believe in themselves enough they feel like or to go dim they will help them out help yourself out because go dim they don't give a shit about you wow you know and my chat is like let me be the example your idea whenever you are Believe in it. Because someone is going to tell you… And do it first. And do it. Because he or she has the capacity to do it. 18:39 Because someone could have just told me… Next week I'll be here. 18:50 But that's my child, man. 18:51 TB, what are your thoughts? 18:54 My thoughts… What are your thoughts? Okay, my thoughts is… Okay, why do we pay for food? Like… Like, the bananas, those things are free. Like, it's nature, that thing. Can't we just, like, get them, like, mahala, fella? Why do we need to pay for those things? 19:10 Because it's how the world works. 19:12 No, like, make it make sense. That thing grows for mahala, but apple, like the orange. Like, why do we need to pay for those things? Make it make sense. No, no, the thing is, I'm an athletic gal, yeah, bro. What sport do you do? Athletics. I'm a sprinter. 19:28 Really? 19:29 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 19:29 100 meters, 100? 102. 19:33 102. 100 and 200 meters. 19:35 Oh. Yeah, yeah. 19:37 Type of vibe. No! No, man. I may not know sports, but I did a lot of sports, man. Anyway, so... Why are you side-eyeing me? I'm not side-eyeing, I'm just... Why are you side-eyeing me? I thought you liked me. 20:05 Who have I fostered on the show? 20:09 No, I think he's so hot, but I wouldn't foster him. 20:11 Oh my gosh. Nah, bruh, I'm so out. I'm so out. 20:15 Who came with the idea that you guys are going to do spring day in Bram at night? I don't know how it came about. 20:34 It was me and Ting and... And Sonic. 20:38 Yeah. 20:38 Yeah. So... So Nabil was doing his three-day boy stream. So... Oh yeah, that's strategic. Yeah. On the last day, I was like, okay, just text him and be like, okay, we're gonna come there and start like a stream war. 20:51 Yeah. 20:51 Yeah. So... He was like, no, we have something planned today. So I was just like, okay, we can do it like sometime. Quick! 20:58 no we had something planned plus streams you can't just go on a stream you have to plan everything the whole day the whole what you're doing you have to plan it out yeah so he had things planned so I was like okay you can do it like sometime during the week what's the meaning of a stream more what's the meaning of a stream more We know for stream. Stream war. No, no, no. It's just that. So now we like hot shot. Amari, they're my ops. Those guys. 21:23 Like friendly ops? 21:25 No, no, no. They're not friendly. No, no. I hate those guys. Why? Yeah, yeah. Because they... 21:31 I should be the stream of the year. You should be the stream of the year. Yeah, yeah. We're in the same category. So we are ops right now. Yeah. It's a war. Who motivates you in terms of streaming outside SA? Outside of SA? Because I look at variety of streaming. I... 21:48 Basically for me, when it comes to streaming, I study streaming. I don't just watch one person. I watch a different variety of people so that I can learn. I've been doing streaming for a year. So I'm still trying to learn skill. Okay, how do you maneuver and what, what, what. I'm not even a talkative person. And meeting new people for me is like challenging. Talk to new people that I've never talked to before. So I'm still learning how to maneuver that line. Okay, when I meet in the woods, I can be able to be outside my comfort zone and talk to her hands. Yeah. So when I look at... 22:19 I would watch Kai... Steven Ronaldo... 22:27 Agent. There's a bunch of other things. Kai. Kai, not really, not really. Speed. 22:33 Speed, nah. Speed, I used to, I used to watch him. In the bedroom? That room? 22:39 When he's in the... No, when I was doing his European tour. That's when I used to watch him. Oh, okay. 22:44 Yeah, that's when I used to watch him. 22:46 Did you see, did you see, because he did the spring daily and it was a bit dangerous to go... No, it wasn't. It was just water at home. 22:52 How is water dangerous? 22:54 But I feel like you can't just splash people with water like unprovoked. 22:58 No, it was me, Sonic versus Sonrabi. 23:05 But who are you guys? Oh, you guys are like splashing each other with water? 23:08 Yeah. 23:09 How old are you, Ghana? 23:10 Twenty-something. Like in your late 20s? Twenty-something. 23:16 Twenty-something. I'm 21. 23:19 No. Do your thing. Hello. 23:21 Like, are you in like your early 20s or like your late 20s or your mid 20s? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. No, but… But where are you? 23:30 Where are you? Like in that range? 23:31 Yeah, yeah. Partly, yeah. Why don't you want to see your age? In the mixture. 23:35 Why are you insecure of your age? I'm not insecure. Then what's wrong? 23:39 Yeah, I'm 27. I'm 21. 23:42 Be honest. We appreciate honesty here. 23:44 I just turned 21 last week, actually. Serious? 23:50 How old is he? He doesn't know my age. 23:54 21. 23:54 Plus, I know you eat a lot, so it's hard to tell you. Because I work hard a lot. I dim, I run. So it's calories in, calories out. 24:05 You know what I'm saying? 24:09 Type of vibe. 24:11 Because I go calories in, calories out. Yeah. And that's why this sports people are glowing. 24:16 Do you go to the gym or do something like that? No, I just live my life. Okay. I can help you out with that thing. 24:21 Do you want to? 24:22 Yeah, I can. 24:23 Should we like do something? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Should we do something about it? 24:25 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 24:26 How many push-ups can you do? 24:27 Oh my gosh. Hundreds. 24:29 Hundreds. Right now. Okay. Relax a bit. 24:34 Wait, how many can you do right now? 24:36 With you on top of me, you're like 50. 24:38 But like me and Zila are the same size, so basically like maybe Zila should hop on your back and let's eat. 24:45 Never. Never. What baddies? But the reason I'm asking about the spring, what what? But I want to see the push-ups. 24:51 I said you need to push-ups. 25:03 The spring thing. Did you guys see the videos whereby people were being... Majewadi Scooter. This one video. 25:10 Can you please play one of the videos? 25:12 The one in the townships. 25:14 Yeah. 25:15 This year, for some odd reason, they took it to the... Dude, people are so violent this year. 25:19 And I don't... Well, I understand why. Apparently someone got stabbed. Yeah. Not apparently. Someone got stabbed. Yes, sir. 25:26 Another one got hit by a car. 25:29 Yeah. 25:29 Yeah. 25:31 Whoa! What's your name? 25:54 Who's that? 26:21 I feel like if you're going to do something like this, then you should do it, like, amongst your friends. Because you guys all give each other consent. Like, hey, can we splash each other with water? So on and so forth. If you do it to, like... 26:35 This thing is a thing, you know. Like, but it used to be, like, for kids only. Growing up with kids, when it's summer, everyone does that. It was summer and also, like, on your birthday. Really? If it's about the, we pour you with, everyone pours you with water. Yeah. And also in summer you do that, but just for kids. I don't know how it spiraled into this. 26:51 No, no. This is a huge economic indicator to be fair. Ooh. Because some of these people over Bonore, it's either Sanchoe University or Sanchoe Manu, America, somewhere. Nanguanguisha. I don't think they have time. It's their choice to have time. They have time because it's not in their hands. 27:24 They've probably applied for jobs, university, and they haven't been accepted. They haven't been given jobs, so on and so forth. And now maybe that person is, I'm not saying what they did was right, but maybe they're frustrated by their way of living. And they're like, you know what? Let me take out my frustrations on this guy. He's working and I'm not. 27:41 Wait, is this, like, here in Joburg? Yeah, nah, this is South Africa, let's just say it. No, the thing is, the reason I'm saying that is because, like, when I came to Joburg, like, the culture shock from where I come from to here, it was, you know, it was different. Because where I come from, let's say an older person, oh, where I stay at the resa I used to stay at. I saw people when they were going into the resa, like, I show them a lume, I show them a lume. I was like, eh. 28:06 Grown person, you're saying short to that person. So for me, it's like a respect thing. From back home, you'll never see this. 28:13 Where's that? 28:13 It's in Cape. What are you? 28:14 Yeah, but that's what I'm saying, like... 28:27 Just in case. Like moving to Cape Town, like how people talk to elderly people or how they move is like, it's totally different. Hence why I'm saying, is this, I'm asking man, is this here in Chauhting? 28:38 I feel like in Chauhting specifically, we don't respect adults the way we're supposed to. I don't know if I can blame it on soft parenting or the kids just not listening. But there's just not that respect. Like it's just not there. 28:55 To be fair, well, I think I got the same thing when I came to Josie. In Limpopo, like I said before, you can't call an older person. Simple. By their names. When you get to Josie, I don't know if... But it's a moral thing, man. 29:17 But you know what my chat is? When I first started working here and everywhere I go, right? Because like Potato, Tibla, Newo, they're all older than me. I used to call them Malume and they told me, no, don't do that. Right? So now automatically do we, now as like younger people, all stop calling people that are like older than us Malume, Auntie and stuff like that. 29:37 But that's the story for another day. 29:43 But also it depends on your parents, how you grew up parenting. Because there's some people who they'll say, they'll talk like that. 29:52 But how do you tell them, don't say this to me because that's how they talk with their parents. 30:10 What does he mean? 30:10 I mean like, this guy I used to train with, he used to say… I'm disgusting you, Nick. I love rage baiting you. 30:21 Like basically, you talk like… Like, he's younger than me. You talk like we are. Like, hey, sure, boy. Hey, what, what, what, what, what? For me, saying boy-ish is a different type of thing. And that's how he talks with his dad. 30:34 So me saying, in fact, stop saying that. It's like, what are you saying? 30:38 Oh, he's younger than you. 30:40 Yeah, he's way younger than me. He was in high school and I was in varsity. And how was he calling you? Sure, boy, sure, boy. Those type of things. 30:47 What is he supposed to call you? Khrutman? 30:49 No, just called by my name. Yeah, once. 30:51 Yeah. You're calling me a boy. 30:53 But boy is like, dude. Why are you calling me a boy? But boy is like, dude. Yeah, that's what I'm saying here. Back home is like, it's a whole different dynamic. Fair. 31:02 Maybe Joseph's dad didn't like it. 31:04 When I call them dude. 31:06 No, I don't like dude even. But I used to call Joseph direct in the beginning. I was like, sure, boy, we'll meet. And we mean it like away. That's my point. And also when you get into a place and that's the lingo they speak, you think or you can use it everywhere, but that's not how it works. But here, in terms of the spring dating, I feel like... 31:31 Finally, the frustration. 31:33 Hey, what's your image? 31:34 Koppal punishment must come back. Uh-uh. Yeah. Has, has. 31:39 He must come back? Yeah. Saying those things. 31:43 Yeah. Hey, you know, you only grew up in my daddy, he says. 31:46 Oh, they used to be... That's what I was strong, so. Oh, yes. He... 31:55 So I saw one of the spring day videos whereby a guy who was like a school kid who was wearing school uniform. And I think it was a kind of lady in the passenger. 32:13 So when I was in the school, I was in the North West, Stephen. I was in the North West, Stephen. I was in the North West, what are you going to do about it? But who's shuparing who? The high school boy was shuparing the Uber guy. No. The Uber guy was more than a Turkish family man. 32:30 Oh. 32:32 But now in an era where like kids are so empowered and kids aren't like supposed to be beaten at home, how do you still like instill that same respect into them? 32:43 She'll still beat them. 32:45 But it's illegal, is it not? Oh, in my house. 32:49 Not in your house. No, I'm saying in my house it's illegal. You would beat your kids. 32:55 It's in the Bible. What do you mean? Don't scare the rod. 33:00 Dude, are you being dead ass? Yeah. Dude, first it was the water thing. Now it's beating kids. You're on two strikes already. One when you're out. 33:08 I see I tell you this. My tongue. 33:11 No, is it better for your kid to be walking around doing this to all the people? But one thing you guys are missing is that like, if you install rules in your home, and your kids follow it, and when they get outside, don't give a damn. Up here, we are not talking about the disrespect in your house. We are talking about outside. And it starts at home though. The things that you act outside, you get them from home. Yeah, but you can only teach your kids, not the people's kids. 33:37 Yeah. 33:37 Okay, yeah. So you're going to beat your kid, right? And you come out, and your kid is used to, my dad beats me, it's fine, it's okay. 33:44 And you go outside, you go outside, you go outside, you go outside, you go outside, you go outside, you go outside, you go outside, you go outside, you go outside, you go outside, you go outside, you go outside, you go outside, you go outside, you go outside, you go outside, you go outside, you go outside, you go outside, you go outside, you go outside, you go outside, you go outside, 34:06 Yes, you're the older person, so teach them. 34:08 But the thing is okay. Do you text people who blitz kids here? Because they're going to... How thing, no? How come there's a thing and there's a game? What's that? Whip. Shambok. Shambok, yeah. 34:21 Dude, what is he so too like? 34:24 Talon, if you're playing the road, they take it out. Yes, yes. Play the road. Oh, sharp. Oh, sharp. Yeah. 34:33 And then if… Odd, bro. 34:36 So now… If you go tell your parents… Your parents will hit you too. No, it's actually… 34:43 why do black people automatically think that because you hit a kid that means to listen when I when I was younger my dad used to beat the shit out of me because I wouldn't listen till this day till this day I don't listen because I'd say to him dude you beating me won't make me listen every time you beat me I'm going to go out there and I'm going to make the same mistake because I know it's triggering you 35:04 Okay, what makes someone listen? 35:06 I feel like it depends on the person, right? So for me, speaking to me and telling me, hey, this is wrong because of A, B, and C. If you're going to beat me up and not tell me why it's wrong, I'm going to do it again. Because my question is, why is it wrong? 35:22 Why? Don't beat me up. Tell me why what I'm doing is wrong. 35:28 I'll tell you while beating you. 35:30 Why? 35:31 Dude, do you think like this every day? 35:34 No, I'll tell you, you are wrong. Okay, we are fixing it. Yes, yes. You did this, okay. 35:42 Yes, yes. So even if you had a younger daughter, you'd still beat her? 35:48 Daughter is different. Yeah, daughter is different. It's a whole issue. My dad used to pray before he beat me. Pray for me, read the Bible, and then after that, yeah. 36:01 Literally. 36:05 Literally. 36:08 So what type of parents would you be? Well, we already know you'd beat up your kids. So Zile, are you like more into... Not beat up. Discipline. 36:18 Discipline. That's the right word. Don't say beat up. 36:21 Physically discipline them. 36:23 Discipline. 36:24 No, because it's verbally disciplining someone and then it's physically disciplining them. So physically disciplining them. Yes. 36:33 I actually can't believe you. 36:36 Zile, how would you parent your child or your children? No, number one, now I'm a very, because I'm going to speak. So I'm going to speak. One thing I'm going to, I feel like it's worse than beating. I will keep quiet. 36:53 I'll just let you be. This is what I always say. If I know you're a queen, if I'm a queen, you're a queen. And I'll let you be. Because I get those 30 seconds. 37:04 Hello, bro. That's your child. You're supposed to lead them and guide them into the world. 37:09 Dude. 37:12 No, the girl's different. Lock the gate. 37:15 Lock the gate. 37:16 Exactly. That's what I used to do. 37:19 Used to jump the gate. Dude, I never used to listen. She used to go to Alex with her mom's car. 37:26 First of all, false. It was my Melody and I took an Uber there. 37:33 We jumped in the gate. 37:34 Well, duh, how else was I supposed to walk out of the house? 37:41 Dude, but my challenge is you can't discipline a kid and then totally isolate them out. Because now when they grow up and they want to fall in love, now every time they get into like an issue with their partner, they're going to think, oh, instead of solving this issue, I'll just mize you and you're going to come back to me and then we won't even talk about what happened. 38:01 No, but like beating a child, I'm not a violent guy. That's the first thing. The thing is though, I can't be speaking every Friday, guys. 38:10 Every Friday, I'm 20. Every Friday, I'm 20. Every Friday, I'm 20. I'm 20. I'm 20. I'm 20. I'm 20. I'm 20. I'm 20. I'm 20. I'm 20. I'm 20. I'm 20. I'm 20. I'm 20. No. 38:28 The same horse is crazy. No, you're being there for the right reason. If they did something wrong and lay on a board, okay. Not being disciplined, yes. Discipline them for the right reason. 38:37 So what would a child need to do in order for you to physically discipline them? 38:40 I don't know, like... I request them. 38:46 I feel like that's a rite of passage. Jumping the gates and like running away from home to attend a party. That's a rite of passage. Like you need to make those stupid fucked up mistakes so that you know in life I don't need to live like this. I... ran away from home at the age of 15 so that when I move out of home when I'm 18, 19 and I live alone, I don't feel the need to now do drugs and party every single day. Why? Because I did it when I was young. I got my ass beaten. 39:17 Sorry? 39:19 What? Do drugs. 39:22 No. I... 39:27 fuck I not ran away from home but I snuck out and I got taught a very important lesson so that now when I move out at the age of 18 or 19 I don't make the same mistakes that I made at 18 because now I'm aware what's happening outside now I'm here okay what did you learn From running away from home. That FOMO isn't a real thing. Like I may miss a party or anything today. Next week, a party will be there so on and so forth. And it also taught me to like really see who my friends are. 40:00 Mm-hmm. Not like if someone comes and they're like, hey, I want to be your friend, let's go out. Now I must also jump and be like, hey, let's go out. No. And it's like, vets that person properly. 40:09 Do you think that has helped in the first few years of you being an infant? 40:13 I think that's why I don't have any friends. Well, I mean, you're my, I don't even count just in my friend because you're like my best brother ever. Right. Well, my best older brother ever. I feel like that's why I don't have any friends. Because of that trauma that I had when I was young. 40:26 But you were with your cousins in Durban, right? 40:29 But those are like my sisters. Yeah, how was it? 40:31 How was it? Just... Tell us about that. It was nice. You know... 40:43 We went club hopping. What? 40:46 Ace of Spades, everywhere we go. 40:47 I'm thinking of going to Durban too. What's that? 40:50 What was your trip? No, I'm thinking of going there. Wait, Ace of Spades? 40:55 Everywhere you go. 40:57 But I mean, it depends on where you're buying it. Yeah. Sometimes it's 20, sometimes it's 15. 41:04 What's paying, Yande? 41:13 Who has to pay? I'm asking you. It's a girl's trip. Who is paying the girls? $20,000. 41:20 $6,000. 41:25 Or less than our salary. 41:27 $6,000. And then you go pee again. Yeah, and then you have fun. Or pee $20,000. 41:37 We're young, so I think we still get, like, excited by, like, the... You're excited by Orota $20,000. What is that? 41:48 Talk your talk. It's fun though. 1942? 41:51 No, I didn't get 1942. We don't drink Don Julio. We bought Don Julio, but we don't drink it like that. Who drank it? We take shots, but it's not like we're drinking it and then like dashing it, like we're going ham on it. Like we'll take like shots here and there, two shots each. 42:05 Yeah. 42:07 Then we're done with it. 42:08 In the fucking woods, eh? Yeah. 42:10 That's what I like. Like, you're in the club. Oh, my gosh. And the fucking wood's in the building. It's going out. Boo, boo, boo, boo. 42:16 Moloko, they did that to me. I didn't want to see my receipt. So, you know, when I got to Moloko. So, Moloko, let me tell you about Moloko. The one in Pretoria. So, this one time I went to Bako. 42:29 Yeah, I wouldn't know. 42:30 Yeah, I'm sorry. You don't club? No, he doesn't drink. 42:34 Oh, wow. 42:34 He doesn't drink. 42:36 So I went to Bakur, Bakur wa mbukile. 42:44 That day we were a gang. Lester day. Think, oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. 43:11 Oh, Zina, we are going to be with you today. 43:17 I'm like, yeah. Yeah, but I'm like, yeah. 43:18 I'm like, yeah. 43:33 Wait, I saw you once? How old were you? But how old were you, like 20, 21? 43:43 I was never 21 doing these things. Probably 25. 43:46 That is so crazy how girls develop faster than boys. 43:50 Yeah, so 24. So sharp, I saw 1,000 in. I saw my baby, I saw my baby, I saw my baby, I saw my baby, I saw my baby. 44:00 What type of questions are you asking? Yo, minus 1.9. You're so out, brah. Three strikes, you're out. 44:25 So now I'm like, okay, sharp, you know what? I'm like, okay, sharp, you know what? So I'm like, okay, sharp, you know what? So I'm like, okay, sharp, you know what? So I'm like, okay. That time I used to like Yaga Maester. Oh my gosh. Yeah, I'm like, okay. 44:53 So first, the red flag. The DJ Booth was like, don't worry, man. Things are, just watch. Things are moving. 44:59 You allow me to take the sparkles. 45:19 You're lying! 45:36 What does Watuban meeting even mean? 45:38 So Watuban is like physical people. So you know how you're on the streets. Rather than you saying you have followers. And someone who works and who meets people every day is not the same as you. You have internet people and he has like physical people. That's what he meant. 45:53 Let's go to the toilet and show me. Yo! 46:04 They can't do that to me. They can't do that to me. Wait, are you holding the nurse for like two big bottles? No, I'm a brand. I'm a brand. I'm a brand. 46:10 So luckily, if you get paid, 46:26 He said, I don't know how to do it. He said, I don't know how to do it. He said, I don't know how to do it. He said, I don't know how to do it. He said, I don't know how to do it. He said, I don't know how to do it. He said, I don't know how to do it. He said, I don't know how to do it. I don't know how to do it. 46:51 Of what? The cheapest one was 1.50. Dude, what? Once. 46:58 Once. Once. So now, after my event at Propaganda, I'm with Vanessa, George, and some of our friends. We go to Molok. Shut up. 47:14 Yeah, sure, Zile. 47:15 Or a farming. 47:15 Yeah, yeah. The girl who works at the doctor, even like I tell her, hey, you're tall. I'm like, you're tall. You're tall, you're tall. You're tall, you're tall. You're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you're tall, you 47:44 A rivet. 47:46 Something small. 47:47 Or something light. 47:48 Something light. Yes. Okay. 48:04 But yeah, so it went to show me that like, when certain things, you don't have to, when you build your brand enough, you don't have to speak. You get my point? And you don't have to cry for people to validate you. People will just automatically validate you without you saying anything. That's true. You get my point? So I used to say when, and they know Buthato, we used to say we were When they create an event and they put us on a poster, they put us on a poster, they put us on a poster, they put us on a poster, they put us on a poster, they put us on a poster, they put us on a poster, they put us on a poster, they put us on a poster, they put us on a poster, they put us on a poster, they put us on a poster, 48:41 Yeah, but that's so motivational though. Yeah, I just need to work hard. 48:44 And now that I think of it, you get my point. I'm never on this guy. 49:00 I know a guy from Pocom. I used to stay with him. 49:04 What do you mean, Barakamang, as if you would know him? That guy drinks like crazy. No, it's not vain. 49:09 Yeah. 49:21 I used to stay with him. That's how crazy it is. Why are you guys lying to me? 49:27 I used to stay with him. I used to stay with Roman. 49:34 Why did you decide not to drink and smoke? 49:37 It's a long story, but it's basically I wanted to be a professional rugby player. 49:45 You also wanted to be there when they did that thing that fly over. 49:49 Yeah, yeah. I can't watch the Springboks right now. Yeah, it's a heartbreaking type of thing. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I can't watch rugby. I can't... What happened? 50:01 Was it like an injury? 50:02 Yeah, I got injured. I got injured. But I started playing rugby like... I was playing first team for like when I was... 50:09 14. 50:11 Oh. 50:11 I used to stay with like, I was 14 and I used to stay with, but when I was doing something. What? No, first team, I used to play for the town team. The town team is like people who are working. 50:24 I used to play with those people and also, they used to tell me their stories. Hey, today I was drinking, I couldn't play. So now my vision, I want to be a professional player, so why am I drinking when these people are saying, if I drink, I can't play proper. So I was like, okay, let me cut this thing and then it just became a lifestyle. So you never drank, ultimately tasted alcohol? Never tasted alcohol. 50:44 Gee, that's crazy. But now that you got the injury, are you looking like towards, you know, going into the rugby field again? 50:52 I don't know. I'm still healing. 50:55 You're the one who was telling me healing, healing, healing. How long does healing take? I don't know. The thing is, I didn't see anything in my life being outside of rugby. 51:04 Oh, Pukki. 51:04 Like it was rugby or nothing. Like I used to sleep, eat, dream rugby every single day. So just one like that and then it was gone. 51:16 What happened? Did you fall or? 51:18 I tore my ligament. This one here. It snapped. 51:22 What? 51:23 How does that happen? There's worse injuries in rugby. It's like, yeah. 51:30 I went to Lodi Sejag and what, what, what, what. I've been in and out of getting hospitalized, physio and what, what, what, what. Yeah. The whole thing. 51:40 I didn't go to therapy. I don't know. 51:42 Did you guys see, speaking about rugby, did you see the fly over? 51:59 Yeah. Did you watch? 52:01 I saw it, but I don't get like what the big hype was about. Because everyone is saying, oh my gosh, it was so dangerous. It shouldn't have happened. People could have gotten hurt. But it looks so nice and nobody got hurt. Uh-uh. 52:12 So, the Americans... So, to a point, I feel like if the Americans didn't speak about that flyover, because we know how the flyovers work in SA, some of us, we are not even going to know that it happened. That's how crazy it is. 52:26 It happens every time. 52:27 It happens every time. Every time the Springboks are playing. It happens. So, with that one... The thing is, it was so spectacular. For sure, Red Bull, it should have been us. You understand? So they did that thing. It's very dangerous and stuff like that. There was a lot of political topics surrounding that. Because if you go back into the history books, you know in America, there's a thing like 9-11 happened. 52:56 You get my point. And there's a lot of people that lost their lives. And there are a lot of people by Longo Ringy. 53:01 They are still traumatized by what happened during 9-11. You get my point. So when planes, passenger planes like that, of that magnitude, defeated how silly. Magnitude. Okay. Talk your talk. Defeature how silly like a building. It's like, yo, I know I have a 12-year-old. But now my question was simple. Lina Letse Nakai. 53:23 Banali trauma. You don't want to see other people hurt, maybe. 53:27 Do you think 9-11 is real? 53:29 Yes. 53:31 Not real as in, what was it like, terrorism? Yeah, I watched the documentary. I watched the joke. You know those people that say it was orchestrated by the US government? 53:43 What do you believe? 53:45 I don't care. 53:48 Now you have to care. But I feel like it was deeper than that. 53:54 Because we have people like Osama bin Laden who was also kind of involved. And I think it was around... I might be wrong. These things, they change. 54:02 They say Osama bin Laden was in the CIA. CIA is the government. It's run by the government. 54:08 The CIA was the one that took him out. 54:12 So what are you saying? What what? 54:29 About this topic. 54:30 The flyover? No, Osama bin Laden. Oh, okay. So you want to say, okay, he's saying basically Osama was in the CIA. 54:37 So while he was in the CIA... Mate, do you believe that Osama bin Laden was in the CIA? He was. Allegedly. Apparently. 54:44 He wasn't. He was. He was in the CIA. So apparently, so he feels like... But they're the one who killed him. Just so you know. So maybe they felt like... Mate, is this... 54:53 It's fine. Google in the woods. You Google. Fire by a breast. 54:57 And you like... 54:59 believe that that like Osama bin Laden wasn't the CIA he was google google google my my my chat is my chat is there's a lot of things I don't think he was but okay google in the woods my chat is like Americans but not all you got to control even whoever my chat is like I think they should have left it alone it's our culture and now hearing on the next rugby match they're not gonna do it come on guys 55:24 Yeah. 55:25 This man never worked for the CIA. 55:27 I said allegedly, allegedly. 55:29 He must go into the history. What did you say there? 55:32 It says Osama Bin Laden never worked in the CIA. 55:35 Okay, allegedly. Google is owned by the USA. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Propaganda, propaganda. What? 55:40 I can't with y'all niggas. 55:42 Propaganda, propaganda. Yeah, come on, come on, come on. 55:44 But yeah, and you know, after watching the fly over here, South Africa, I went and checked the fly over here, Argentine. 55:52 One of the finest things. 55:55 Was it work? So now, so we would fly over. It has to happen when in South Africa, our land. When we say that, maybe within minutes of saying that. 56:09 So in Argentina, they sang their national anthem. The flight I did, the flight I did, the flight I did. 56:17 After like a while. 56:18 The feet. 56:19 The feet. Then I'm like, some people are just... 56:37 They can't be good at something and they see other people prospering in it. They hate for no reason. That's fair. You get my point? That's crazy. The next thing, you don't be there. Yeah? The next game, you don't be there. Yeah, they said the next game, you don't be there. 56:50 Because of like everything that people are saying. Yeah. That's so sad. But I feel like Abhatani Fihilo. Fair. 56:56 You get my point? Like, for me, Abhatani Fihilo and come on, bro. Like, I can understand. And speaking about flights, guys, I wrote to 2 million. You must come. It's happened. I wrote to 2 million, guys. 13 December, right? 12. 12, yeah. 12 December. We will be in Cape Town. We will be there. Grand West Arena, right? Yeah, Grand West Arena, guys. Make sure that you are there, man. Make sure that you get your tickets at Kiklet. Guys, it's gonna be so fun. Kiklet. 57:26 Kiklet. 57:29 Okay. Cricket. Cricket. Yeah, but yeah, make sure that you get your tickets link in the bio or description. And guys, it's going to be so fun. 57:40 I feel like this one is going to be the biggest. It's crazy we're in 2 million now. 57:43 I used to watch the podcast when we were at 100k subs. 100k? 100k. 57:52 It's crazy. It's just like a full circle moment for you. Obviously, you're not, you know, up there with like… Yeah, yeah, yeah. 57:57 Oh, but still… Even talking to you is a full circle moment. Okay. So, guys, make sure that you get your tickets. I talked about you and streaming. 58:05 You told them what? 58:06 I was talking about you like when I started streaming. What did you say? Okay. Just be honest. 58:12 I value honesty. 58:13 Okay. 58:15 Basically, I don't know if you saw the trend that started last year. I can't remember. 58:20 Yeah, yeah, ish. No, listen, this is what happened, this is what happened. Zilo was on that thing here, with Tando. And then they were asking him a question, would you smash Yanda? And I was like, yes, Kanama. 58:39 Oh, I think I remember that thing. Oh my gosh. 58:42 That was, yeah, yeah. That's a bit of a... So it's actually a simple moment. 58:45 And I'm so small, like, ooh, never mind. 58:48 Yeah, we might recreate that. 58:50 Nah, you're already on minus one more points. You're on negative one points. Okay, okay. No, I'll be gentle. Whoa. 59:02 Guys, as you know, today we are going to be blessing Evan Twizi again and again and again. And guys, if you buy your tickets right now, today, next week, guys, the road to 2 million is going to be so, so, so insane. So now we are going to bless Evan Twizi. I hope I said it nice. 59:25 Hello, hello. Hey. I'm okay, I'm okay. You're here at Spreading Humours. Yanda is here. Tink is here. And Black Studios are here. And Mohaw is here, man. 59:38 Oh, wow. 59:38 Yeah, we're all here. 59:42 Hi, everyone. 59:43 How are you? 59:46 I'm well. I'm good, thanks. How are you guys? 59:48 Sharp, sharp. How do you feel about Road to 2 million? Are you ready? Are you excited? 59:53 I'm excited I can't wait you can't wait so but listen because you bought a ticket listen I have things for you to choose from go for the option okay so it's limited edition merch bottomless food and drinks on the event promote your socials or business on the network or pay for your flights to the event you say you have drinks unlimited drinks and food 60:24 And food. 60:25 Yeah, on the day of the event. 60:28 I'll go for that because I already live here in Cape Town. 60:33 Oh, okay. That's surprising. Okay, no problem. 60:38 I already live here. You said you have food and to promote the business and what else? 60:44 And pay for your flights and limited edition merch like your merch or the network. 60:55 Oh, limited drinks and food. Yeah. Oh, okay, no problem. Wait, before you go there, I want to know, which one is your favorite show on the network? 61:12 I'm sorry, man, I'm driving. Oh, go for... Oh, really? Yeah. 61:21 Yes, sorry, man. I was trying to join another lane, so that's why I'm here. 61:26 Pascal, too. I will go for Zele, but no problem. Let's not disturb you. Yes, and also Zele and Gizwe. I love that guy, Shane. Oh, Gizwe. Oh, okay. 61:37 Okay. 61:37 Yes. 61:38 No problem. Thank you so much. Enjoy your day, the rest of your day. And can't wait to see you soon. Go road to 2 million. Can't wait to see you guys. 61:47 Yeah. 61:49 And by the way, keep down today. In case we bump into each other. I will. Today, I'll be around. I'll be around. 62:01 Shab, shab. I'm saying I'll be around. You know my socials. Okay, okay, shab. Okay, shab. Bye. Bye. 62:23 Yes. 62:25 Good drama came down today. Cut that part out. 62:41 You're so nice. I'll do the same size. 62:59 No, they're not, guys, come on, man. 63:02 But if you think about it. 63:04 I'm not thinking about anything. Sol won't support her too much. That guy supports me so much. 63:09 He's always at your EVA. No, no, no, he supports me. He's such a present uncle. 63:13 Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I'm not Sol. Let's take a look who won't support him. Hey, but I'm trying to get him better because he came late. But I take a look who won't talk to him. 63:22 But luckily he came. I was like, yo, one sentence in life location, everyone. It was so nice having him and Black Cat there. It was so nice. Even Sol, Sol is chilled, eh? Really? Yeah, it's chilled. It's like, nah, bro, like, but yeah, man. So why didn't you invite me and Tepi? Tepi's not a good person. Okay, but what about me? 63:47 Every time I plan things with you, they don't work. 63:51 But I'd love to support you. 63:52 Yeah, I know. But every time I plan things with you, they don't work. So I like to ambush you. 63:58 That's when everything works. 64:00 You like to ambush me? Yeah. 64:03 Like a mistake. Yo, what's wrong with you? Oh! 64:09 Tiffy, we didn't ask you, what's on your mind? 64:12 What have you been thinking about lately? What's been going on in your mind? Ah, nothing is going on my mind. Ah, matter to heaven. It's like, it's a topic on the show. It's a segment. Like, you have to say, it could be anything. The most weirdest and random thing. 64:26 Anything. Come on, anything. Your camera guy, how long you've been with him. 64:30 How old you are. 64:31 How old? 64:33 No, the thing on my mind is I just ended my thing in my 51-day stream. That's the only thing that was occupying my brain and time and energy. Yeah, that's genuine. Because I ended, like, yesterday. No, the day before yesterday. So before that, it was just that only. 64:52 What is it like to, like, live stream for, like, 51 days every day? It's hard. It's hard. It's really hard. What's hard about it? 65:01 The nice part is the streaming part. You see like this when you're shooting. That's the nice part about it. But off stream, I have to edit for hours, clip for hours, organize the next stream, call people, let's do this, this, this, this, this, this. Someone's saying, I can't, you see. Who's someone who said they can't? People. 65:20 No, but some people, like, they clash. Sometimes girls, they come to my stream, but on this day, you're doing this. Yeah. So that's the only thing that has been occupying. 65:31 It's not draining to be, like, on camera for, like, so many hours, though. 65:35 Not really. The thing is, I try to have fun as much as I can on stream. I even tell, when I'm streaming, I tell my people, hey, if it's just, we have problems out there. There's so many problems out there. When I start streaming for that moment, let's just have fun. 65:48 Whatever happens, let's joke around, have fun, and then after that, go back to your problems. I'll go back to my problems, you go back to your problems. Every time I stream, I try to have fun all the time. 66:06 What's wrong with you? Because these days on your Instagram notes, you've been posting like, fuck love, fuck flirting, fuck dating. 66:12 What's wrong? Who hurt your heart? You know, I'm a great therapist. 66:17 On my screens, I do therapy too. 66:22 asks you for advice right now would you give them good advice yeah okay cool i have like one tweezies that gave me like okay scenarios and you need to give them like really good advice keep in mind these are like real life people so they might take what you say too hard okay so this girl goes my friend might be secretly dating my talking stage Please cry with me, babe. What do I do? 66:47 You're crying over your talking stage, ye? 66:50 Nah, bruh. 66:54 She's a honey and she looks so young. Like, be sweet, be kind, be patient. 66:59 Be polite. 67:00 Be polite. 67:01 She's a talking stage. 67:02 Like, it's not that deep, ish. 67:06 You're asking someone who hasn't been in a relationship for two years. 67:09 I think I'm evil, but he's evil pro max. 67:12 No, like think about it. We're just talking. 67:17 But now what if, let's say me and you are in a talking stage and we are green. We won't speak to any other people. It's just us. Yes, we may not be in a relationship, but we're not going to look at other people out there. We are trying to build what's happening between us. Then what? 67:34 Value yourself in the woods. Move on, Eban. Why are you trying to stick to the guy who doesn't value you? 67:40 For someone who's not in a relationship, that's good advice. 67:53 okay this one is long if you haven't even read it my friend has been secretly competing with me in high school performance wise and she'd copy everything that i do she used to even buy the same clothes as me and to add on that she decorated her room the same as mine matter of fact it wasn't secret it was pretty evident so last year we were doing my trick i passed very well and got accepted for things that i didn't want and i was rejected for medicine which was something I always wanted on her side she passed and got no acceptance letters and her mom made plans for her to go to uni fine I decided to rewrite my math and she went to uni and I recently got my rewriting marks and I passed very well and got an acceptance letter for medicine whereas she is failing in uni and she shamed me a lot for rewriting she used to tell me how stupid I was for rewriting She filled every module and now she wants to deregister and rewrite and do medicine as well. 68:48 I really don't know if this is healthy competition or what. Should I cut her off and continue live or should I just tolerate her and be her friend? 68:56 Yeah, cut off. 68:57 Cut her off. I feel like as a honey... 69:01 When someone is in your life and you love that person, you never think, oh, I should cut this person off. When you get like that, that feeling, that thought of maybe I should cut this person off, that's a sign that you should cut that person off because that thought wouldn't come into your head if that's not what's supposed to happen. 69:23 cut off, you know, don't play. If someone is not at some point in your lane, pushing what you're trying to do, cut off. 69:31 But I don't think you're hearing her. Technically, the friend is trying to be in her lane because the friend is copying everything she wants to do. That's the issue. Her friend copying her. Like making fun of the things that she's doing and after copying her. 69:46 But also, that means she failed in the copying because now she's failing in the visit. 69:50 Yes. But now she's going to deregister, rewrite her matric, then apply for medicine. 69:58 Come on. I don't want to cut her off. It's simple because, you know what's crazy? When someone copies you to a point, they're even going to want your partner. 70:10 At some point. Here's the thing. A lot of guys, we are blessed with girls who are competing with each other. 70:18 Girls who are competing with each other are a blessing. Because now, if I know your friend is competing with you, our relationship is not even nice. When she comes to you, he was treating me like this. No. 70:39 That's how most guys succeed out there. So... 70:44 I wouldn't do that to you, Yanda Woods. I mean, you wouldn't even... You know what? 70:48 Baby, you don't qualify. You... 70:52 Like you are so hot, so tall. Like you are my type on paper. But I think we just don't align mentally. Like we just, we see things differently. And that's a big thing for me. 71:04 No, I don't even want to be on camera. My chat is, I view disciplining kids as like a huge thing. I want to be not best friends with my kids, but I want them to be able to like speak to me. So I will shout and all of that and maybe I might overreact, but I will never ever beat my kids. And I'm not saying we're going to have kids together, but now if we're going to date or pursue something, we at least need to be on the same page. So you're saying that you would beat the shit out of your kids. 71:32 Not like that, what do you mean? No, discipline. Physically discipline them. Yeah. 71:38 They'll be able to talk to me. Number one. 71:40 They'll be able to talk to me, but it's just that... Okay, number two. 71:43 Number two is the conspiracy theories. 71:47 What do you mean Osama bin Laden was in the CIA? Allegedly. 71:52 But like you, I see it in your eyes. You believe in it. 71:55 No, I don't. I don't. I'm just telling you something that I've seen and I've read about. So what are your thoughts on that? Do you think it's true or not? 72:05 You see, another thing is that, like, you don't have, respectfully... What? You don't want to, like, formulate a thought on, like, what is your opinion on that? You're saying you don't have an opinion. No, I... 72:19 The thing is, most things, I would say, most don't bother me. It's just like, I don't have an opinion. It just doesn't leave you. Okay, so now we're back at two. 72:30 Because now I hear what you're saying. I forgot what the last one was. 72:35 No, we'll fix them, you know what? Off stream. Off stream. 72:41 Oh, but another thing is you're like a public figure. I don't do public figures anymore. Yeah, yeah. 72:45 It'll be a secret thing. 72:47 No, I'm just saying what I'm surprised. 72:49 I'm not a public figure. 72:51 Why? Yes, you are. 72:53 You are. 72:53 But you can take that award, eh? 72:55 On the stream of the year. Yeah. 72:58 Yeah. No, you should. 72:59 So, Zile, this one is basically for you. I've always wanted to be… Wait. Fuck. Sorry. I lost it. End of thought. No. Ish. 73:10 I lost the Asgoban's reason was a DM. This is the last one, eh? Yeah. 73:15 Ish. 73:18 Okay, so basically what this person was saying is they have a very, well, they just started a podcast and they don't know how to like push it. So how do they do that? They want this podcast to be like the most, one of the most successful podcasts, one of the most popular podcasts out there. So now because they're starting out, how do they reach those heights? 73:49 I'm a butcher not on it. I'm joking. 73:52 I'm joking. No, but fair hate. Yeah. Fair hate. But for me, I would want to say that like, just being compassionate with yourself. 74:03 So when you're in competition with yourself and watching what other people that are in, like doing the best are doing, try to incorporate that in your element, in whatever you're doing. So if you see, okay, a lot of podcasters were at, we invite about 12 or 13, and that helps. Try to see out of the connection that you have. And also when I say being competition with yourself, if you made 100 views today, tomorrow, if you make 150 views, So that must always keep you pushy. 74:34 And the next day you want to under it. So that's how I remember I bought podcasting equipment, did my podcast, even in the beginning, Zile Couch. The week I bought, I dropped an episode, they called me Mohamedji. Oh, yay. 74:48 You remember? She already had a podcast. Yeah, I did. 74:50 I don't know who's this guy. I forgot his name. It's like a big podcaster like in the world. It was like... Joe Rogan. No, not Joe Rogan. It's like... It's the UK, I think. 75:01 Yeah. But there's like... 75:04 Different guys, a white guy. Yeah. He's a white guy. They stay at like a table. The guest is there. 75:08 No, it's like a serious... Slick is not white, bro. 75:12 So what he says is when advice when it comes to podcasts, like every episode, try to improve something and then you can measure success when you hit 100 episodes. That's when you can be like, okay, where am I? Because when it comes to thingy, you know, I've been doing content for a year and I've posted over like 3,000 videos already. 75:32 What? 75:33 Yeah, bro. 75:35 That's a lot, bro. It is you. 75:37 You did like… In a year. 75:39 Dude, in a year. Like you're going ham, eh? 75:42 On YouTube, I'm creeping on to 500. 75:44 Thousand? 500. Oh, sorry. How many times? 52, I think. 75:50 And you started when this year? 75:51 Last year. 75:52 That's so crazy. Almost a year. 75:54 Yeah. Even IG, I started at zero last year. 75:58 TikTok, zero. Twitch. Streaming everything, zero. 76:02 That is crazy. That is so inspirational. 76:05 Plus one. 76:09 That one, I can't take it away from you. 76:12 You really can't. 76:12 It's all about hard work and how bad you want it. 76:15 See, this is what I like. 76:18 Then when I date him, oh, Yanda, now you're dating me for my money. Hey, what's up? 76:26 but yeah man I feel like when it comes to content creation I still believe I still believe everyone in this room if you want to be a content creator and if you want to reach 100k followers especially on TikTok you can do it 76:47 That's true. The problem is just starting. And it might sound like the most stupid thing ever. But literally just starts. Like there are content creators that I follow that I really like. That don't have like the best camera quality or anything like that. But their content is so funny. It's so creative. So… just starts I feel like we overthink as people and sometimes we think that you know this might hold me back so on and so forth but like my mom always says fear is just an emotion yeah of the deception of the beauty what fear is the deception of beauty you guys don't know it but Joe Rogan 2029 press conference you guys don't know it 77:33 Now you're living in the future. 77:34 No, it's fine. But that too fears the deception of beauty because it does make sense. 77:38 But also people quit like quick when they don't see the momentum. Because I posted like 10 clips every day. 77:45 Sorry? 77:46 Yeah. 77:48 Last year like… You are so invested. Yeah, even now after stream I can… On a lazy day I post like 7 clips. 77:54 Can I ask yourself? Can I ask you? Like where do you see yourself in like the next 5 years? 77:58 Five years. 78:01 I agree of this question, yo. 78:06 No, the thing is, I don't like saying, you just watch, you'll see, you'll see, you'll see. And you'll be like, yeah. Yeah, just Vision 23, basically. 10 beats. Yeah. 78:20 But I was saying, like, I posted 10 clips. We are thinking the same thing. Close to, yeah? No, no, we're not. 78:25 Yes, we are. Yes, we are. 78:26 Ask me. 78:29 That's me. Come on. I feel like when Kratom say we'll see in the next five years, it's not because we don't want to say, well, you're saying yes, it's because I don't want to say like what's going to happen. But I feel like it's more of a Latin. 78:46 Maybe you're trying. Yeah, no, actually you are making sense. Not that I said it in my head. 78:49 The ideas still are safer in your head. 78:55 Actually. It's Peter. It's fine. We'll see you in five years. I want to start streaming in the Taxi Rank every day. 79:05 Next week. Taxi Rank. How old will you be in the next five years? 79:13 You still be 20 something! Wait will you still be 20 something? 79:19 That means he's 22, 23, 24. Five max. 79:23 Yeah. 79:24 He's 20 something. He's 20 something. 79:28 No, Shane. No, he's already like three points down. I think he only has one point now. So, baby, it won't work out. 79:37 I'm so sorry. But how much on an ideal date? And be honest. How much would you spend if Yanda says, please take me on a date? 79:44 Not even Yanda, like a girl. A girl. 79:47 Okay. How much? 79:50 How much are you gonna spend? 79:53 Okay, it's the first date or what are we doing? 79:57 You guys been chopping it up like… We've been chopping it up for the first date. 80:02 Chopping like chemistry is on the high. Okay. 80:07 My first time meeting you, why am I spending? 80:10 No, but we've been chopping it up. 80:12 We've been chopping it up. 80:14 Even when you meet her, she jumps on you. It's not like that thing of like, you still have to like, break the ice, you know. Like, you guys know what's up. Basically. What's your budget? Budget. 80:37 5k. 80:38 5k! 80:39 What are we doing? 80:41 How much? How much? 5k. 5k. 5k. How much? How much? No, like, our date can be hours, my boy. 80:46 Young... 80:57 Sorry? No. The date is here in the woods. The date is here in the woods. But this is our first date. Yeah, the date is here in the woods. It's not what's happening around here. No, bro. Think about it. 81:10 On my first date, on every, well not every, but like every first date that I've been on this year, I like caviar. Caviar again, right? A bottle of like champagne, either beverage or like LP. Then, of course, it's like, you know, starter, main course, dessert. Okay. 81:31 So like for my 10 to 15, especially for like... 10 to 15K. If we're at Saxon, then it makes sense. Saxon again. 81:37 It's like a spa hotel in Stanton and Stain City. It's like you're telling me 500 Rand. 81:42 So you're paying for that, man? Or who's paying? 81:46 Well, usually that guy pays, but I don't mind paying. I've never been asked to pay. 81:49 Okay, let's do it here. 81:50 But I might pay. Yeah, let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do it. 81:56 But now, is this you asking me to pay? 82:00 We'll see the vibes in the woods. We'll see the vibes. What's your budget? The budget, it's us in the woods. No, what's your budget? Think about it. 82:10 Are we going to go to McDonald's or are we going to go to Sin's? I'll be going to Tang. Oh, Salavie. Yay. 82:19 Oh, yes. Okay, Salavie. 82:22 I'm going to Kohl, Izakaya. Where are we going? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Salavie. 82:29 Like, where are we going? With that 500 rand, where are we going? It's all about... That 500 rand, it's all about... Yeah, yeah. 82:35 So then you might as well just stay home. 82:46 So when you ask people out on a date, what's your budget? 82:52 It's us. 82:52 It's us. Me and her. 82:55 So you invite her to your place. Hey, let's Netflix and chill. Here's some popcorn. 82:58 No, we can go and get something to eat. Let's eat. Like any restaurant that you could find on Uber Eats, that's where you guys are going? 83:10 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Fuck. 83:19 You're so pretty for your behavior. That's what bores me, bro. You know, there's one time in Vasita, I used to get like, I'm telling you, you come from the most I've ever received. I'm telling you, the most I've ever received was a thousand rand. And from that thousand rand, I used to... 83:46 Were you younger or now? 83:48 Well, this was like a year or two ago. 83:52 Yeah. 83:52 With that thousand, I used to 500 for grocery, 500 for streaming. 83:57 to go outside, buy a date. You are so ambitious. I love it. 84:01 And I tell me 15K in the woods. 84:05 I'm coming from grocery a thousand. 84:09 I mean, I get where you're coming from. And I truly appreciate what you're saying. I appreciate your honesty. I just... 84:19 I'd rather just stay as a fantasy in your mind. 84:21 In your mind? 84:23 No, no. In your mind. We'd love to have you here and only here in the future. Okay. 84:39 Is this your first time podcast? No, it's my first podcast. 84:44 We broke his podcast virginity. 84:46 I'm a virgin, by the way. 84:48 You're a virgin? No, you're not. 84:51 I can tell by those legs. Well, anyway. 85:01 So how do you release? Tunnel vision. 85:02 Yeah. 85:03 I'm just focusing on my path and I pray a lot. Oh, wow. I don't release. I don't release. Okay. 85:21 Thank you guys so much for watching. Don't forget to... Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe. And also, don't forget to buy your tickets for the Road to 2 Million event. 85:31 This is Yanda Woods, Zilloweezy, and Tipe... Tipee? Babe, I'm sorry. Tipee. 85:36 We're going to let it dry. Don't worry. 85:39 Just don't forget to vote for me. Yeah, yeah. Vote for Stream of the Year. 85:43 Vote for Stream of the Year. Vote for Stream of the Year. Thank you guys so much. We love you guys so much. Bye. 85:52 But why? 85:53 Why what? 85:54 Oh, because Stingy left. He's that kind. 85:57 No, I'm just joking, by the way. 85:59 It's not because he left. It's because someone joined. 86:02 Me, bro, me. 86:04 So in the comments, it was like that. 86:05 Dude, on Twitter, people are tagging me and they're like, leave our boy alone. You're only dating him for money. 86:11 The incident is not the real place. 86:13 What bad things do people say about you? 86:15 I've never heard like... 86:17 Sorry? I dated him for his ambition, his... 86:24 his looks, his what else? Ambition looks. I mean, we only did it for like a month, so I guess that's it. 86:32 Type of vibe. 86:40 How is that swag? I'm telling you what I see. You look so gorgeous. 86:48 Like, I love this hair. 86:50 Okay, you can do better here. 86:53 Two. One. Action. 87:03 If you subscribe to our channel for 10 minutes longer, you can subscribe.