Impaulsive with Logan Paul - Charlie Rocket： 300 lb MUSIC MILLIONAIRE to Ironman ATHLETE - IMPAULSIVE EP. 68

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00:02:07.080 Putting on my shoes, went to go grab my socks and pass out.

00:02:13.760 And come to find out I was diagnosed with a brain tumor.

00:02:17.480 And it was right around the time

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00:02:23.700 I tell you before we get started

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00:02:51.840 introduced you my whole fucking life you what are you doing later you say that to every fucking 0.99

00:02:57.000 you say that to girls at 4 a.m i bring here i don't know what they're doing i think he pulled 1.00

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00:03:43.580 we're pushing four or am i a bitch it's fucking amazing dude you're incredible hey i got a 0.99

00:03:47.580 question dude what's up y'all got insecurities of course i hate my pinkies i just noticed pinkies 0.99

00:03:53.620 i hate those or pinky my pinkies bro i hate them and my my ex-girlfriend actually called me out on 0.70

00:03:58.680 it like when i do this dude there's a slight bend there's always a like a 30 degree bend and i hate 0.73

00:04:05.680 it wait and i noticed when i'm like millie rocking yeah or like sometimes dabbing and i just i don't

00:04:11.940 know no it's aerodynamics you know exactly and i run slower because there's nothing i can do about

00:04:16.020 it well there's probably something you could do about it like what surgery that's a good idea

00:04:21.400 3d printing hey thanks for giving me uh my airpods back today yeah you're welcome you had it for six

00:04:26.340 months yeah well somebody stole mine so then i stole yours that's uh that's yeah how it works

00:04:30.740 there's a thing called karma there's a thing called karma yeah by the way i wonder what you 0.90

00:04:35.080 did to get your you gave me two and i only need one because that's what's fucking in i saw jake 0.75

00:04:41.080 paul do it that's what give me the other i'll take three guys do it different we have a special 0.87

00:04:45.880 special guest today i the intro that i wrote down is that incredible and it's kind of long so give

00:04:52.840 me one second i'll wave you in okay i want to introduce our guest this is gonna be a good one

00:04:56.280 Guys, bringing him on, he's got one of the most inspirational transformation stories in the world.

00:05:02.260 Used to be 2 Chainz manager.

00:05:03.980 He's done world tour on world tour, won a Grammy, got diagnosed with a brain tumor, became vegan, lost 130 pounds, ran three marathons and an Ironman, and is now a Nike athlete.

00:05:17.920 It's Charlie Rocket.

00:05:21.780 In astronaut form.

00:05:23.880 What's up, everybody?

00:05:25.020 This is incredible.

00:05:26.280 He ready to blast off

00:05:28.820 It's a good looking refrigerator you got there brother

00:05:31.240 What is that?

00:05:32.500 This is incredible

00:05:33.460 This right here is a backpack that Nike gave me

00:05:36.860 No way

00:05:37.580 So my name is Charlie Rocket

00:05:38.800 And this is a real life NASA backpack

00:05:42.100 That they made into a Charlie Rocket backpack

00:05:44.620 And I brought you a gift brother

00:05:46.620 No you're lying

00:05:47.820 I brought you a gift

00:05:48.660 I didn't even bring you on

00:05:50.640 This was Spencer's Connect

00:05:51.700 Did you bring Spencer a gift? 1.00

00:05:53.240 Nah fuck him right? 0.99

00:05:53.960 oh he does have a gift is it a book 1.00

00:05:56.980 I'll take a book

00:05:58.800 hey I'm always down for books

00:06:00.400 Spencer first oh Spencer does have a gift

00:06:02.720 wow hey congratulations

00:06:04.660 to you two and all that's gotta

00:06:06.700 be something special to just get gifts on

00:06:08.640 the podcast should we open them at the same time

00:06:10.740 like as best like best friends

00:06:12.680 yeah yeah yeah okay I'm done

00:06:14.500 hey wait before you show me the gift did this

00:06:16.860 make it to the moon by chance or was it

00:06:18.720 like a training backpack for astronauts

00:06:20.420 it didn't make it to the moon but it is going to the moon

00:06:22.680 Oh I feel you.

00:06:23.680 Yeah yeah yeah.

00:06:24.680 I'm going to.

00:06:25.680 Oh that's tight.

00:06:26.680 Alright.

00:06:27.680 Maybe we'll go together.

00:06:28.680 Hey this is crazy.

00:06:29.680 It literally looks like there's a refrigerator in here.

00:06:31.680 Oh my god.

00:06:32.680 It's a Nike. 1.00

00:06:33.680 Holy shit. 0.99

00:06:34.680 I hope there's money in here. 0.99

00:06:35.680 Oh my god.

00:06:36.680 Wow.

00:06:37.680 We got a tin treasure chest here.

00:06:39.680 What do you think is…

00:06:40.680 I have no idea what it's going to be.

00:06:42.680 Oh.

00:06:43.680 Coordinates.

00:06:44.680 There's coordinates.

00:06:45.680 Wow.

00:06:46.680 There's GPS coordinates.

00:06:47.680 What do we got?

00:06:48.680 It's a gray box dude.

00:06:49.680 Oh my god. 1.00

00:06:50.680 Nah.

00:06:51.680 I would say that's tan.

00:06:52.680 That's okay.

00:06:54.760 You bought me a box.

00:06:56.200 Yeah, man.

00:06:56.980 A box.

00:06:57.720 Inside of a box.

00:06:58.960 That's tight.

00:06:59.760 Inside of an astronaut backpack.

00:07:01.360 We're going to open them at the same time?

00:07:02.520 Let's do it.

00:07:02.840 Without a mic, right?

00:07:03.560 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:07:04.400 You can't do it with me because I don't have one.

00:07:06.840 You didn't need to do this, man.

00:07:09.240 I appreciate this.

00:07:10.760 It's all good, brother.

00:07:11.620 This is great.

00:07:12.320 I like how you know to talk into the mic because a lot of guys are just talking.

00:07:16.640 Yeah, I feel you.

00:07:17.620 Hey, should we do this?

00:07:19.060 Let's do it.

00:07:19.400 Three, two, one.

00:07:20.300 Best friends. 1.00

00:07:21.140 Oh, shut the fuck up. 1.00

00:07:21.880 I can tie these up real nice 1.00

00:07:30.440 Hey these are fire

00:07:32.340 I appreciate you bro

00:07:33.980 Off white Presto

00:07:36.680 Oh it is the off white

00:07:38.300 Let's go

00:07:39.600 I love white shoes

00:07:41.860 I needed a pair of these

00:07:42.940 How you feeling about your gift Mike

00:07:44.340 I was just looking at them

00:07:45.900 I was like yo I don't know if these are going to fit 1.00

00:07:47.380 But damn these shits are fucking dope bro 1.00

00:07:49.860 Is this with the suede check 1.00

00:07:51.860 too damn 0.97

00:07:52.960 hey man 0.98

00:07:53.720 you get a blue check

00:07:54.760 and you know what

00:07:56.140 some of us

00:07:57.100 have to enjoy

00:07:57.720 the luxuries of life

00:07:58.600 Mike got verified today

00:08:00.480 hey congratulations

00:08:01.540 thank you man

00:08:02.360 but still 1.00

00:08:02.780 fuck me on the shoes 1.00

00:08:03.540 right here's my question 1.00

00:08:04.520 is it worse

00:08:06.120 to show up to a party

00:08:07.240 without a bottle of wine

00:08:08.920 or to show up

00:08:09.900 like to a party

00:08:10.660 where there's like

00:08:11.080 three birthday people

00:08:12.000 with only two gifts

00:08:12.940 what would you say

00:08:14.020 like you know

00:08:15.420 how you roll up to

00:08:15.920 like a party

00:08:16.620 you don't have a bottle of wine 1.00

00:08:17.460 you're like an asshole 1.00

00:08:18.140 there's always Venmo brother 1.00

00:08:19.480 ooh

00:08:21.160 Wait, you're going to send me a Venmo?

00:08:23.080 Maybe. 1.00

00:08:23.840 Oh, shit. 0.99

00:08:24.620 I'll be honest, dude. 1.00

00:08:26.640 Mike doesn't need any other shoes.

00:08:28.180 All he does is elliptical stuff.

00:08:30.300 That's true.

00:08:30.880 You're out running, and Mike's just stationary.

00:08:34.020 So listen, bro.

00:08:35.000 Hey, thank you for the gift.

00:08:36.060 This is awesome.

00:08:36.920 It's my pleasure, man.

00:08:37.520 These are really cool.

00:08:38.340 You have yet to get the Off-White ex-Nike collab.

00:08:42.640 Those are awesome, too, Spence.

00:08:44.020 Yeah, man.

00:08:44.620 The Air Max.

00:08:45.500 We're winning.

00:08:45.860 Air Max day just passed.

00:08:47.420 I don't know.

00:08:48.260 Man, I don't even know really where to start with you because you have such a compelling story.

00:08:53.580 I kind of just want to let you talk for a bit and talk about some of the stuff you've done because it's actually incredible, man.

00:09:02.680 So, yeah, Charlie Rockett, what's your story?

00:09:05.180 Where do you come from?

00:09:06.300 Who are you?

00:09:07.080 Man, I grew up in Atlanta, Georgia.

00:09:09.560 Man, dream as a kid was to be an athlete, but I was like, I was chubby.

00:09:14.900 So it didn't exactly like work out how I thought.

00:09:17.500 You get to that age in school where

00:09:19.760 You need something to be good at

00:09:22.480 You start liking girls and you're like

00:09:24.000 Alright I need something to be good at

00:09:25.360 And no matter how much I played basketball

00:09:27.320 No matter how much I trained

00:09:29.000 The second I learned how to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich

00:09:32.720 Like when I was that height

00:09:33.800 You know I just couldn't lose weight

00:09:35.620 I was too into food

00:09:37.060 Because you just kept making PB&Js

00:09:38.580 All day

00:09:39.060 That's a trap

00:09:40.100 So I said you know what I need something to be good at

00:09:43.400 And I said

00:09:44.800 you know culturally at the time it wasn't exactly cool to be an entrepreneur but i've always kind

00:09:51.740 of had this like gift of seeing around the corner like what's going to be that next thing and i was

00:09:56.040 like you know what i'm gonna dress up like a businessman i'm gonna go to school with a briefcase

00:10:00.440 no way i'm gonna i switched switched out the backpack for the briefcase put on a suit and i

00:10:05.820 gave myself a superhero name i always give myself these superhero names if i want to become something

00:10:10.740 Like right now

00:10:12.220 You call me Charlie Rocket

00:10:13.280 Because when I was 300 pounds

00:10:14.500 And I wanted to become an athlete

00:10:15.520 I said

00:10:16.480 You know what

00:10:16.860 My name is Charlie Rocket

00:10:17.760 And then boom

00:10:18.580 I became

00:10:19.140 An idea

00:10:19.960 It's funny

00:10:20.620 He calls himself

00:10:21.780 Google preferred man

00:10:23.500 Because he wants to become

00:10:24.720 Back on Google preferred

00:10:25.420 I really just want to

00:10:26.300 Please

00:10:26.600 Badly

00:10:27.280 Take me back

00:10:27.620 And so it's like a big superhero thing

00:10:28.940 Where it just

00:10:29.380 Yeah

00:10:29.800 Anyways

00:10:30.940 Let's get back to real life stuff

00:10:32.600 So I said CEO Charlie

00:10:34.620 Boom

00:10:35.400 Oh yeah

00:10:36.400 That was going to be me

00:10:38.020 What's your real name?

00:10:38.960 Charlie Jabley

00:10:39.960 Okay okay

00:10:40.520 So I called myself CEO Charlie, became a businessman.

00:10:43.260 And growing up in Atlanta, like when my friends started like rapping, I was like, all right, this is something right here.

00:10:50.260 This hip hop thing is going to be big.

00:10:51.880 I would go to my mom, say, Ma, can I put a studio in my bedroom?

00:10:55.360 I lived across the street from the high school.

00:10:57.100 So after school, like a couple of people started coming and then like 50 people started coming.

00:11:01.800 And we were just like putting out music.

00:11:03.360 And I was like, all right, I'm going to start a website.

00:11:05.180 Were you engineering or producing?

00:11:06.720 I was engineering.

00:11:08.460 Built a website, blew up.

00:11:10.520 interscope record everybody is calling me wanting to buy my website it was called spitchergame.com

00:11:15.420 in atlanta there was the big dance movement crank that basically everything and i was the center of

00:11:22.280 this movement time goes on a little bit i go off to college one day i get a phone call from

00:11:27.760 interscope record said we just signed an artist and he said he wants you to be his cameraman

00:11:32.800 like my website was like a media outlet like i did video work for all the independent artists

00:11:37.800 That artist that got signed to Interscope

00:11:40.360 His name was Soulja Boy

00:11:41.460 So Soulja Boy told his record label

00:11:44.620 Because he was a fan of mine

00:11:45.860 He lived in Batesville, Mississippi

00:11:47.160 When I was in Atlanta

00:11:48.460 And he was just a fan of what we were doing

00:11:51.000 Ended up dropping out of school

00:11:53.900 Going on tour with Soulja Boy

00:11:55.620 I see like the future

00:11:57.940 Like I'm finally going to make it

00:11:59.580 Like CEO Charlie is a real thing now

00:12:02.200 I end up getting fired by Soulja Boy

00:12:04.900 Why?

00:12:05.800 um apparently as a as a cameraman you're not supposed to tell the superstar that he's messing

00:12:13.120 up too much and i was you didn't stay in your lane i did not stay in my lane that's good because

00:12:18.500 you weren't being a yes man correct it's true what did you tell him he was doing wrong um

00:12:23.560 he was he was like like at the atlanta rap movement was my scene and he was starting to

00:12:30.600 take some lyrics from my friends and it was like hey those are my you know I look crazy because

00:12:39.460 like you're not really from Atlanta like he he had family in Atlanta but he was from Mississippi

00:12:43.820 and I'm in Atlanta and our rap scene our dance movement that we had going that was ours so now

00:12:51.180 I'm with him and everybody's looking at me crazy like Charlie what's up with your friend

00:12:55.960 Soulja Boy

00:12:56.940 Like why is he like

00:12:57.840 Taking our stuff

00:12:58.500 And I'm like

00:12:58.980 Kind of stuck in the middle

00:13:00.020 So you know

00:13:01.120 One thing led to another

00:13:02.440 Album came out

00:13:04.580 Crank That Soulja Boy

00:13:06.680 That whole first album

00:13:07.880 Came out

00:13:08.440 And we're in Atlanta

00:13:09.220 It's the last day

00:13:10.160 Of the promo tour

00:13:10.920 Next day we're supposed

00:13:12.580 To go to

00:13:13.260 Jimmy Fallon

00:13:14.120 I didn't get the itinerary

00:13:17.760 From the manager

00:13:19.180 And I'm like

00:13:21.100 You know

00:13:21.520 I'm just gonna be proactive

00:13:22.600 I'm just gonna go

00:13:23.540 To the airport

00:13:24.200 Like we always do

00:13:25.440 every morning we know we're going to la yeah nobody's answering my phone calls not the

00:13:31.280 management not the role manager not the security there's only one person who would answer my phone

00:13:35.740 call and that was the dj they were ghosting you they were ghosting me and i'm at the airport for

00:13:40.720 like four hours and i realized you know let me just go home i'm gonna tell my mom yeah like i

00:13:49.060 think I'm fired and you know can I move back into the basement she said she said um well what are

00:13:55.580 you going to do I said look look look look look this is a great thing because being out there on

00:14:00.820 that road like I got to see who's really making the money and it's not the cameraman it's the

00:14:06.000 manager yeah I'm going to be a manager I'm going to be the biggest manager in the game I'm going

00:14:10.860 to manage rappers she looked at me she said how the hell you gonna you're 19 years old what do

00:14:17.000 know about managing rappers i said no like like this is what i'm gonna do and i went out and i

00:14:23.000 signed a girl group i got them signed to interscope records six months later they fired me charlie why

00:14:30.400 why you keep getting fired well for them they left me for sierra's manager they were like well

00:14:35.940 we're a big group now we can't have a 19 year old manager and i'm like you know a lot of that

00:14:41.780 happens in entertainment like you know the disloyalty and i'm right back to my mom's basement

00:14:46.640 and and i said i said ma like i i know where i messed up see that was a girl group they were

00:14:53.080 kind of poppy you know it's like i'm from atlanta we gotta go to the strip club get those roots in

00:14:58.720 go back to your roots i feel you no no it's not a joke magic city no not to not to sidetrack too

00:15:05.140 much but i i went to atlanta for two weeks and made uh made music with polo didon that's my boy

00:15:10.220 We're in a little weight loss competition right now.

00:15:12.320 Who can get a six pack?

00:15:13.420 That's my boy.

00:15:14.280 No way.

00:15:14.940 Yeah, man.

00:15:15.560 Yo, he was telling me about all the stuff he does to lose weight.

00:15:18.000 He bikes a lot.

00:15:18.720 That's his thing.

00:15:19.520 Yeah.

00:15:19.820 When I started biking across America, he did—

00:15:22.200 Actually, two days ago this year is when I started biking across America.

00:15:26.020 And he did the first day with me.

00:15:27.740 So we biked from here to Long Beach together.

00:15:29.700 Gotcha.

00:15:30.140 He brought him and a couple of his artists out.

00:15:31.820 He took me—the first place he took me was a strip club.

00:15:35.800 Cheetah? 0.99

00:15:36.440 Cheetah? 1.00

00:15:36.920 Oh, that's like—

00:15:37.520 Was that it?

00:15:38.140 Yeah, that's where he would take you.

00:15:39.140 Okay.

00:15:40.220 You gotta take him to the blue flame 0.99

00:15:45.480 No I met some nice girls there 0.99

00:15:47.640 Shout out to Aramundo

00:15:48.880 The food is good there

00:15:49.880 Oh that's yes

00:15:51.740 That's why he took me there

00:15:53.920 We had some sort of chicken

00:15:55.260 Anyways

00:15:56.180 What it was just chicken 0.99

00:15:59.220 What was so funny about fucking chicken 0.99

00:16:01.020 This is a funny thing to remember for a strip club 0.99

00:16:03.220 They had some sort of chicken there

00:16:04.600 Tells me a lot about what the strippers look like

00:16:07.820 They had a great chicken

00:16:09.820 It doesn't matter if the food is good

00:16:13.080 So you went back to your roots

00:16:14.500 Went back to my roots

00:16:17.000 I signed a strip club group

00:16:19.340 Wait what does that mean?

00:16:21.400 So at the time

00:16:22.940 Who was popular at the time

00:16:25.220 It was like Jeezy and T.I. were popular

00:16:27.640 And Ludacris

00:16:29.180 It was that era of Atlanta

00:16:30.200 And I was like it's time for the up-tempo dance music to come back

00:16:33.860 Like Ying Yang Twins had been out of the picture for a while

00:16:36.260 And I was like alright 0.99

00:16:37.940 There's this group

00:16:38.840 they make music I love they're on the east side of Atlanta I'm living in my mom's basement they're

00:16:44.060 living in their mom's basement their name was Travis Porter and I said look we're not going

00:16:48.980 to sign a record deal because I didn't want their head to get big too fast I said we're going to do

00:16:54.500 this independently and I would drive from every radio station from Jackson Mississippi to Washington

00:16:59.980 D.C. and I would stand outside those radio stations I would knock on the window of the

00:17:05.040 program director and like i've got a group that you need to hear you have radio advertisements

00:17:10.840 you need to sell and this is what the kids like did they have records yeah like travis porter he

00:17:16.980 had what let me take you out was that that's him yeah that was a good song let me take you out a

00:17:20.620 late okay now ladies okay okay yeah oh make it rain make it rain yeah oh yeah bring it back bring it

00:17:26.800 back so that was and travis porter was actually three guys see you're a little bit younger see

00:17:31.440 see it was like the generation right before you but in atlanta it was it was like we had the

00:17:37.740 biggest bidding war going in all of hip-hop like i was 19 years old and this was my chance at

00:17:44.820 finally making it and i was like i can't screw this one up this is my shot and every record

00:17:51.360 label in the game is calling me diddy's calling me i let diddy know up front i was like look we're

00:17:55.860 not really interested in signing the bad boy um and I had a bidding war going huge record labels

00:18:03.700 called let us fly you up Charlie I was like uh-uh flying myself up because when I leave your meeting

00:18:10.380 I'm gonna walk across the street and I'm gonna meet with Warner Brothers and this is gonna be

00:18:15.160 a big bidding war and record labels hated me they hated Charlie because I was just this young

00:18:21.020 not go ahead we had this huge uh deal going in new york and uh meet with all the record levels

00:18:27.480 meet with warner brothers in the morning then we go to mr chiles with monty and avery lit man and

00:18:33.020 you know i'm from atlanta like benihana's is a big deal so going to mr chiles is like yeah you know

00:18:38.800 and you know we're going to atlantic country club it just felt luxurious being at atlantic

00:18:45.080 And then we ended the day at Jive Records

00:18:48.300 Jive Records

00:18:49.760 We get off the elevator

00:18:50.980 Hundreds of people wearing Travis Porter shirts

00:18:56.140 Posters all across the walls

00:18:58.440 Like they're covering up Britney Spears

00:18:59.960 Did they prep for y'all?

00:19:01.280 Oh yeah

00:19:01.680 They're courting us

00:19:03.740 That's how it works

00:19:04.400 So we go in

00:19:05.920 Boom

00:19:06.240 One of the record label execs comes over

00:19:08.640 And whispers in my ear and says

00:19:10.060 We want to give you two million

00:19:12.160 And I was set in my mind

00:19:14.880 I was like, this is it.

00:19:16.000 This is who we're going to sign with.

00:19:17.780 You know, I've always kind of like had this little like social anxiety of going to clubs.

00:19:21.740 Like I don't like going out like to nightclubs.

00:19:25.180 So, you know, after that day, I'm just going to go back to the hotel.

00:19:29.340 And the fellas are going to go out to the club with one of the Universal A&Rs.

00:19:34.140 I'm in the shower.

00:19:36.840 And I see my phone ringing.

00:19:40.260 I'm like, who could this be?

00:19:41.860 I look out the shower curtain.

00:19:43.820 This is Diddy.

00:19:44.560 And I'm like, oh, Lord, I don't want to talk to Diddy.

00:19:47.420 Like, I don't feel like getting cussed out right now.

00:19:50.380 He calls again and he calls again.

00:19:53.020 Oh, no.

00:19:53.540 And he calls again. 1.00

00:19:54.480 Ah, shit. 0.99

00:19:55.260 So I finally get out of the shower and I'm like bracing for impact. 1.00

00:19:59.120 I'm like going to call him.

00:20:02.340 He answers the phone.

00:20:04.200 Charlie, you're going to come to my city and not show me the respect to meet with me?

00:20:10.260 I'm like, I was upfront and honest with you.

00:20:13.680 Like, we weren't interested in signing the bad boy.

00:20:16.100 And he's just giving it to me.

00:20:18.000 He said, show me the respect.

00:20:20.740 I'm sending a car to your hotel right now.

00:20:22.740 Bring the fellas over to, I'm like. 1.00

00:20:24.560 Diddy's yelling at you like that?

00:20:25.940 Yelling at me.

00:20:26.460 What's it like to get a call from, was he P. Diddy at the time?

00:20:29.600 P. Diddy, yeah. 1.00

00:20:30.240 So what's it like at 19 to get a call from P. Diddy and then have that call him just be reaming your asshole? 0.99

00:20:36.740 It was tough because, I mean, in one aspect, I'm trying to be a good manager. 0.99

00:20:41.080 And I'm trying to do what's right for my client.

00:20:42.700 You should have cussed him out back.

00:20:43.940 I can't cuss Diddy out. 1.00

00:20:45.060 You shut the fuck up. 1.00

00:20:47.120 Why is it what managers do? 1.00

00:20:48.540 Haven't you seen Entourage? 1.00

00:20:49.940 Ari Gold?

00:20:50.960 He took a paintball gun to the office and shot people up.

00:20:53.460 I think it's because he's managing like the biggest star in the world at the time.

00:20:56.580 Like he's on the come up.

00:20:57.760 He's got to be respectful of the gods.

00:20:59.280 I'm 19 years old.

00:21:01.060 And he is a god.

00:21:01.580 But clearly you're on Savage Life.

00:21:03.180 Anyways, go on.

00:21:04.220 So did he send you a car?

00:21:06.360 I wouldn't let him.

00:21:07.600 He wore me down.

00:21:08.720 He said, just bring the fellas over 0.56

00:21:10.840 Before y'all go to the club with Emron

00:21:13.020 From Universal

00:21:14.260 And I was like, alright, cool

00:21:16.240 Because I mean, who doesn't want to go to Diddy's penthouse?

00:21:18.460 Like, it's still a cool life experience

00:21:20.360 So we go over

00:21:22.260 I give the fellas a little pep talk

00:21:23.680 Look, we're not signing to Diddy

00:21:25.260 I don't care how cool this is

00:21:26.860 We're not signing to Diddy

00:21:28.220 Go up the elevator, knock on the door 1.00

00:21:31.140 And the most beautiful woman 0.99

00:21:34.640 I've ever seen in my life

00:21:35.860 Answers the door

00:21:36.740 It was Cassie

00:21:38.180 Like I'm like

00:21:39.220 On the floor

00:21:39.920 Like my mouth is

00:21:40.980 Wait who is it?

00:21:41.760 Cassie

00:21:42.200 I'm gonna date myself here

00:21:44.180 Stunning bro

00:21:44.940 Cassie

00:21:45.480 It was his girlfriend

00:21:46.400 For like nine years

00:21:47.560 You know Cassie

00:21:48.320 You know Cassie

00:21:49.660 Maybe

00:21:50.120 You'll know if he's here

00:21:51.000 I'm 24 1.00

00:21:51.560 I suck 0.99

00:21:52.420 Please continue 1.00

00:21:53.620 So

00:21:54.280 Like we go into the apartment

00:21:56.140 Cassie is dragging 0.52

00:21:57.220 Like a 1.00

00:21:58.200 Four foot bottle of Moet

00:22:00.160 Across the living room

00:22:01.500 Y'all wanna drink?

00:22:02.660 And it's just like

00:22:03.380 Diddy comes out

00:22:04.460 And he says

00:22:05.960 Charlie

00:22:06.480 let me take the fellas to the club tonight and he already knew i told him they're going with

00:22:12.300 universal and i'm like nah you can't go to the club they're already going with universal i'm a

00:22:17.280 man of my word i don't want to disrespect them he says charlie let me talk to you in the hallway

00:22:23.660 i'm like oh i'm about to go to timeout he takes me puts his arm around me he's like charlie it's

00:22:30.820 gonna be okay it'll help your negotiations trust me and i'm like okay okay yeah you know you can

00:22:36.360 take the fellas to the club universal got pissed at me of course it was stabbed him in the back

00:22:41.100 this is why you're getting fired

00:22:42.360 long story short we ended up uh deciding to go with jive records okay and we had we had these

00:22:53.440 songs going flying up the charts and then the record contract was taking so long to get closed

00:23:00.620 with the attorneys

00:23:01.520 going back and forth

00:23:02.840 doing the fine deals

00:23:03.740 and it was a really big deal

00:23:04.960 at the time

00:23:05.580 in music

00:23:06.280 it was still two mil

00:23:07.700 oh it was two mil

00:23:08.720 so going to the club

00:23:10.020 with P Diddy

00:23:10.520 did not indeed help

00:23:11.400 the negotiation

00:23:11.980 it didn't hurt it

00:23:13.120 it didn't hurt it

00:23:14.000 we survived

00:23:15.440 okay

00:23:15.780 but our song

00:23:18.080 started falling at radio

00:23:19.640 during these negotiation periods

00:23:22.480 of just those

00:23:23.100 final points

00:23:24.240 on the contract

00:23:24.880 I get a call

00:23:26.500 from the record label

00:23:27.320 saying

00:23:27.720 we got word

00:23:29.520 from the higher ups

00:23:30.480 the contract is is too fat the executives want to pull out of the deal completely

00:23:38.640 and I'm like being hounded by the group and their parents where's the money where's the money

00:23:44.820 everybody's expecting a two million dollar check and I've done all this negotiation I've taken

00:23:49.620 records independently top 20 in the country from driving to every radio station I've pissed off

00:23:54.680 every other record label to pick this one and now they're pulling out of the deal

00:23:58.680 CEO Charlie

00:24:00.240 is having a rough

00:24:01.300 time here

00:24:02.100 should have gone

00:24:03.620 to the club

00:24:04.000 with Universal

00:24:04.560 I don't know

00:24:06.500 anything but

00:24:07.180 so

00:24:08.680 they pulled out

00:24:09.860 of the deal

00:24:10.380 we were in

00:24:12.480 this little

00:24:13.580 chocolate factory

00:24:14.520 like all the money

00:24:15.260 ran out

00:24:15.660 was it Willy's

00:24:16.640 no

00:24:17.080 it was

00:24:17.640 wait a second

00:24:19.020 a boy named Charlie

00:24:20.500 was in a chocolate 0.99

00:24:21.220 what the fuck 0.99

00:24:22.080 is going on here 1.00

00:24:22.700 I swear to god

00:24:23.360 I'm sorry

00:24:24.340 oh my god

00:24:25.120 did you just 1.00

00:24:26.040 start making shit 1.00

00:24:26.900 off me like 0.99

00:24:27.380 I went through 0.99

00:24:28.260 half this story now charlie's at the chalk factory we had this golden ticket a girl like the wall 0.94

00:24:33.180 she turned into a fucking blueberry like where's this gonna end pretty much so there was this little 0.76

00:24:38.120 house thing for rent that was a commercial chocolate factory it was like a small little 0.99

00:24:42.880 house i was like this would make a perfect little studio it's something we could afford like six

00:24:46.620 hundred dollars a month and there was this kid who was our engineer and i gave him a job he was

00:24:52.800 homeless at the time and he was like mixing records for me for fifty dollars a pop and i said

00:24:59.240 you know what i'll give you a job just be our engineer one day he brought a keyboard to the

00:25:04.560 little chocolate factory studio and we're like laughing at him you know you ever had like a new

00:25:09.240 employee and you just kind of like pick on him a little bit yeah was he good though oh well we we

00:25:14.020 don't know like okay okay you were just laughing that he brought a keyboard like what do you got

00:25:17.500 a keyboard because it was a big keyboard yeah it wasn't a little midi keyboard it was the big like

00:25:21.660 88 keys and we're like what do you got a keyboard for he was like you know i make i make beats 0.99

00:25:26.360 i'm like man you can't make a beat first beat he made make it rain bitch make it oh no way 0.97

00:25:34.720 second beat he made bring it back bring it back bring it back both top 10 records in the country 0.96

00:25:41.280 then he made a ladies number two song in the country then he went from being homeless

00:25:46.000 to making these top 20 records, top 10 records,

00:25:49.460 top five records in the country

00:25:50.800 to when he went on and discovered Iggy Azalea

00:25:54.060 and Post Malone and signed both of them.

00:25:56.200 What's his name?

00:25:57.020 Marcus First.

00:25:58.820 Good job, First.

00:25:59.620 You've heard his beats.

00:26:00.700 Good job, First.

00:26:01.680 Wow.

00:26:02.280 Yeah, he's a huge producer in the industry,

00:26:04.440 and he was just sleeping on the couch.

00:26:06.140 One of the most inspirational stories.

00:26:08.560 And, you know, that's what took my career

00:26:10.420 to the next level.

00:26:11.500 It was no looking back after that.

00:26:13.360 Jive Records came back,

00:26:14.700 Signed us for the contract

00:26:16.380 And my career took off

00:26:18.940 Like then discovered 2 Chainz

00:26:21.140 And I was like

00:26:22.620 It's time to grow the management company

00:26:24.320 And there was this artist named Titty Boy

00:26:25.740 And

00:26:26.700 Sorry what?

00:26:27.540 Titty Boy

00:26:28.000 2 Chainz

00:26:28.840 2 Chainz's name before his name was 2 Chainz

00:26:30.980 Was named Titty Boy

00:26:31.800 Yeah

00:26:32.180 It's still it

00:26:33.200 T-I-T-Y-B-O-I

00:26:36.560 I would have said Titty Boy

00:26:37.740 Tidy

00:26:38.100 That's Titty Boy

00:26:39.000 No like he's clean

00:26:39.820 Tidy Boy

00:26:41.320 Tidy Boy

00:26:42.040 In the south

00:26:42.720 In the south

00:26:43.760 Like, his family's from LaGrange, Georgia.

00:26:45.660 My family's from LaGrange, Georgia.

00:26:47.400 It's the country. 0.99

00:26:48.740 If you're a titty boy, it means you're a mama's boy.

00:26:51.360 It's like some southern—so that's what his mom always called him.

00:26:53.900 Like, you still breastfeed at 16.

00:26:55.760 Basically.

00:26:56.380 Gotcha.

00:26:56.980 So he signed a Ludacris for 10 years.

00:27:03.100 I come along.

00:27:03.960 I knew he was a star.

00:27:04.820 Me and my business partner was taken out.

00:27:06.620 Like, we, like, saw him.

00:27:07.820 We were at a music video shoot with Travis Porter and Lil Wayne.

00:27:11.040 Lil Wayne had a music video shoot with Titty Boy.

00:27:13.760 And when he walked in the room

00:27:15.420 It was just magnificent

00:27:16.520 Was he wearing any chains at this point?

00:27:18.580 He was wearing so many chains

00:27:20.040 You couldn't see his neck

00:27:21.060 Did he have a master's degree yet?

00:27:23.220 He never had a master's degree

00:27:24.520 But he definitely graduated with a psychology degree

00:27:27.020 He's a smart man

00:27:27.700 I heard he's a genius

00:27:28.480 He's a smart man

00:27:29.680 Absolutely

00:27:30.120 I love watching him argue with the newscasters

00:27:32.220 When he got in that fight with Nancy Grace 1.00

00:27:34.820 About the weed shit 0.99

00:27:35.780 Absolutely 0.99

00:27:36.420 I love 2 Chainz bro

00:27:37.680 Yeah he does

00:27:38.200 He's a big 2 Chainz fan

00:27:39.180 He's one of my favorite rappers for sure

00:27:40.980 He's artful with it

00:27:42.100 So you're saying he was wearing a lot of chains

00:27:43.540 When he walked in the room 0.99

00:27:45.800 It was like looking at an Egyptian pharaoh 0.99

00:27:48.620 And in Atlanta 0.98

00:27:50.220 I feel like that when I look at Jake Paul

00:27:51.960 He's my brother

00:27:53.480 He's a YouTuber

00:27:55.700 I don't know why he's wearing so many chains

00:27:57.660 Anyways, Atlanta

00:27:59.740 We're in Atlanta and we always knew Titty Boy

00:28:02.340 Because he was signed to Ludacris

00:28:03.740 He was an Atlanta legend

00:28:05.380 And he had a big song

00:28:06.860 Go and get your money little duffel bag boy

00:28:09.080 He had a big song at one point

00:28:10.860 classic and it's huge you know it had kind of fallen off and then that's when we entered his

00:28:15.380 life and we approached ludicrous and you know his management team and we were like we want to get

00:28:20.060 him out of the contract we want to take him solo was it play a circle play a circle yeah so you 0.88

00:28:24.520 know your stuff bro that's a classic that was one of my favorite fucking songs ever like i still 0.92

00:28:30.860 rock that shit that was a classic classic yeah and we took him solo man and and you know our 0.98

00:28:36.960 careers took off we won grammys world tours and you know the bigger the bigger my business got 0.98

00:28:43.120 the bigger i got i got over 300 pounds yeah so talk so talk about literally yeah you got bigger

00:28:50.000 physically absolutely what was the correlation there just uh no time to work out you no man

00:28:55.740 it was it was i would diet and work out every day but business was a trap remember when i was young

00:29:00.860 and i like buried my childhood dream of being an athlete and i decided to be a businessman

00:29:05.360 man it was like a track jump that led me into a trap of okay stress of business leads to food

00:29:15.760 for some for some people yeah does it for you it did at one point it's called emotional it can be

00:29:21.580 called emotional eating and so so i think he's leading me to preface here like i i used to weigh 0.99

00:29:26.880 over 300 almost 300 pounds myself and i lost about 100 pounds too so i bro i fuck with your 0.50

00:29:32.760 journey a lot and i like i get it um but i i did that too i ate out of stress a lot too and i also 0.80

00:29:39.140 just thoroughly enjoyed eating like i just loved eating like what was your what was your go-to like

00:29:44.300 cheesecake cheesecake anything sweet any any type any type of cheesecake usually with the

00:29:50.680 strawberry you know strawberry drizzle i wasn't big on the chocolate cheesecake more to you know 0.99

00:29:56.160 Mine was fried shit, bro. 1.00

00:29:57.940 Fried. 1.00

00:29:58.300 I loved, like, hash browns.

00:30:00.860 Like the Burger King hash.

00:30:02.580 What did you end up getting up to?

00:30:05.260 305, my heaviest weight.

00:30:07.680 305.

00:30:08.380 And then I remember I was at 2 Chainz's house.

00:30:12.140 He had just bought a house in L.A.

00:30:14.420 And I was like, you know, I'll go break it in for you.

00:30:16.880 You know, like, I'm staying there.

00:30:18.180 You know, L.A. weather is nice compared to Atlanta.

00:30:20.580 And one morning I woke up and the room just was spinning

00:30:27.160 And I couldn't stop the room from spinning

00:30:29.700 I was like, oh man, this can't be good

00:30:32.580 And after about 45 seconds, which felt like an hour

00:30:36.820 I was able to get it to stop

00:30:39.100 I was getting out of bed, putting on my shoes

00:30:41.740 Went to go grab my socks and pass out

00:30:46.060 and come to find out i was diagnosed with a brain tumor and it was right around the time

00:30:53.600 the grammys were coming up and we found out we want a grammy with chance the rapper no problem

00:30:59.180 you don't want no problem with me and that was our grammy song and it was the day of the grammys

00:31:05.260 that i realized music money success that life i had created for myself at the age of eight

00:31:14.880 and set on this path meant nothing to me and I'm looking at my life like a like a movie

00:31:20.200 like it was a bad movie like it would have like a terrible rotten tomato score like I'm like that

00:31:27.720 can't be it there has to be more to the movie I can't have a bad movie be my life like this guy

00:31:34.440 just woke up decided to make money and dies uh-uh that can't be it what and I asked myself what was

00:31:42.380 my dream? What was my truest dream? And I would sit on the beach with my notebooks. And I've got

00:31:47.000 every single notebook, and we'll get into this in a second. I would always write my dreams in my

00:31:52.340 notebook. And I went back to that, I want to be an athlete. And it makes no sense, 300-pound man,

00:32:02.940 to go to his business partners and his artists at the age of 28 and say, I want to retire,

00:32:09.520 and I'm going to become an athlete.

00:32:14.220 It's a big statement.

00:32:15.780 I'm not sure.

00:32:16.540 I'm trying to imagine if someone were to say that to me,

00:32:19.340 given the situation, because how much money had you made?

00:32:21.980 You were a multimillionaire.

00:32:23.080 Yeah, we were doing about $15 million a year.

00:32:25.420 So it sounds like you have everything you'd ever want.

00:32:28.380 You're saying the movie will get a bad Rotten Tomatoes score,

00:32:31.260 but I feel like I'd have to disagree. 0.99

00:32:34.180 The movie sounds like a fucking movie. 0.99

00:32:35.740 It sounds like a rock star lifestyle. 1.00

00:32:36.900 Yeah, but I guess he's saying not for his audience.

00:32:39.520 It was, I kept saying this statement over and over in my head.

00:32:44.720 My story isn't over yet, comma.

00:32:47.900 I made sure I emphasized the comma because a period means it's end.

00:32:53.620 Comma means it keeps going.

00:32:55.320 And I just kept saying my story isn't over yet.

00:32:57.580 This can't be it.

00:32:58.500 I knew in my heart.

00:32:59.360 See, I believe our dreams are a lot like the calculator app on your phone.

00:33:06.460 You didn't download it.

00:33:08.060 It was just already there.

00:33:09.520 And I had a dream that was in me that makes no sense to anybody in society, but it made sense to me.

00:33:16.840 I have to be an athlete.

00:33:18.060 And when I went to 2 Chainz, I said, I'm going to do this.

00:33:20.140 I'm going to retire and I'm going to be an athlete.

00:33:21.760 He said, I don't understand.

00:33:23.540 And I told him these words.

00:33:24.860 I said, this isn't my practice life.

00:33:27.460 This is my only one.

00:33:30.480 And he said, okay, I get it.

00:33:33.660 I get it.

00:33:34.640 And he said, well, what are you going to do?

00:33:36.800 I said, I'm going to do an Ironman.

00:33:39.520 you would just immediately go to one of the hardest races the hardest in the world it was

00:33:45.000 the goal for those of you who do not know an iron man which spencer actually ran he's about to do

00:33:49.940 another one 2.4 mile swim 100 followed by 120 mile 112 mile bike followed by a marathon that's

00:33:57.500 right took me 16 hours he'll be way faster than me 16 hours 41 minutes came in second last place

00:34:03.620 i did it in new zealand and i was within minutes of being disqualified on every single portion of

00:34:09.300 And if you get disqualified, like say during the bike portion, you get disqualified, they kick you up.

00:34:14.040 I go all the way to New Zealand.

00:34:15.640 I put everything on the line to do this.

00:34:17.500 And I'm within minutes and I'm pushing against a 20, 30 mile an hour headwind.

00:34:22.040 And I finished and I was over still technically like overweight when I did it.

00:34:27.060 How much did you weigh when you did it?

00:34:28.980 I probably weighed like 205.

00:34:31.380 Oh, so you'd already lost like 100 pounds.

00:34:32.960 I had lost quite a bit of weight.

00:34:34.620 How long did that journey take you?

00:34:37.360 10 months.

00:34:38.040 yeah 10 months of iron man training iron man training all in and what was the these cutoffs

00:34:44.360 by the way are not slow like 16 hours like that's still like that's what did you guys i got like 12

00:34:51.180 yeah 12 i was just under 13 so i like that's a great time that i mean still 16 hours though

00:34:57.240 so much respect that's an amazing time so what were five what were like your just for like anyone

00:35:02.500 out there because i've heard from some people that they're looking for kind of tips and you know

00:35:07.940 ideas for how to get that weight loss journey started like what what was some of that like

00:35:11.980 for you like what did you do to because you didn't miraculously go from 305 to 205 Ironman status

00:35:17.640 like what did you do bro this is the problem bro like we got the odds stacked against us

00:35:23.960 like people like in this country some people have good genetics most of us don't the number

00:35:27.900 is seven out of ten are overweight or obese in this country like 70 yo that's crazy what's what's

00:35:35.260 obese though do you know they're a little they're like harsh with that term yeah it's a it's depends

00:35:40.460 on your it's the bmi bmi it's your bmi my rating according to the bmi i think like jake is obese

00:35:46.380 nah it's not he might be considered overweight obese is like okay okay okay so what is it 20

00:35:52.220 body fat yeah but just just next time you're on an airplane just look like anywhere you go like

00:35:57.920 it's it's crazy for the numbers i mean life expectancy in this country the most advanced

00:36:03.880 country in the world has dropped two years in a row like it's crazy and heart disease is now

00:36:08.740 number one number one and if heart disease doesn't get you it's gonna be cancer and cancer comes from

00:36:13.240 the food too so it's like the food is gonna kill you a heart disease or it's gonna kill you of

00:36:18.580 cancer like i come from hip-hop i had one of my artists he was he was shot and killed and we got

00:36:23.500 demonized by the media like i'm on the news all the time in atlanta like oh another shooting at

00:36:29.700 you know, street execs, studios, like there was a lot of violence. And I thought to myself like,

00:36:35.220 okay, yeah, like there's a lot of violence in hip hop, but I did a Google search. I said,

00:36:40.680 how many people die of gun deaths every year? I know it's way too many, but it's 22,000. I'm like,

00:36:47.320 that's a lot. That's a lot. You know, we got a, we got a real taste of that. Like I've been shot

00:36:52.120 at. Did you, did you have to carry a piece in Atlanta? I would never, I believe a lot in the

00:36:56.640 law of attraction and i believe and actually snoop dogg says this too if you have guns around

00:37:01.460 it brings it brings it like snoop dogg is like when he let go of the gun the trouble stopped

00:37:05.460 finally so so i said i never want to shoot a gun like i've never even like i don't drink or smoke

00:37:10.260 either like i'm my whole life i've never your whole life yeah my whole life you've never been

00:37:14.500 drunk no man i was addicted to food bro like i had my addiction and then i just transferred that

00:37:21.240 to my addiction for like

00:37:23.080 athletics. So do you have

00:37:25.220 an addictive personality? I would say

00:37:27.140 so, but I think we all do.

00:37:29.080 I don't think that's unique. I think people are

00:37:31.120 addicted to like X bars.

00:37:33.380 Everybody's addicted, yeah. You know,

00:37:35.080 social media. I think we're all, I think

00:37:37.260 we're trained to be that way.

00:37:39.300 Maybe. I mean, you

00:37:40.820 do a phenomenal

00:37:43.000 job of rerouting

00:37:44.780 what you, like you're targeting

00:37:47.020 essentially what you want to go after and

00:37:49.240 applying what you

00:37:50.760 have inherently innately in you um i don't want to skip around your question

00:37:57.220 how did you do it like how did you do it i looked up the bmi and 30 it's 30 and higher percent

00:38:04.220 body mass uh body fat is considered obese yeah and so like like but i think at the end there

00:38:12.860 he kind of started to talk about what what i was looking for was which was he transferred his

00:38:17.900 addiction so like the way i lost weight was i fell in love with cycling and it was all i wanted to

00:38:24.580 do bro like every day i woke up i'm like what do i have to do right now to get on the bike like 0.97

00:38:29.360 what are the what are the obstacles i got to clear through do i got to work i got to do this shit so 0.65

00:38:32.880 i can get back on the bike because that's all i want to do that's it and once i fell in love with 0.99

00:38:37.000 that shit and started riding 25 30 40 50 miles a day then i found out yo when i don't eat hash 0.96

00:38:43.640 browns i could ride faster and then i started getting losing weight on the bike but not eating 0.99

00:38:48.820 hash browns before he knew it shit just started to drop so when i tell people from my my journey 0.83

00:38:53.400 the first thing you got to look for is a cardio exercise that makes you happy yeah because it 0.98

00:38:59.780 might not be running it might not be on the treadmill might not be on the elliptical whatever 0.94

00:39:03.200 it is find something that makes you happy soccer boxing basketball cycling whatever the fuck it is

00:39:08.520 and then just for me it's boxing dude yeah absolutely and i would say i'll say the thing

00:39:14.480 that probably changed my life more than the exercise was like a simple concept like i gotta

00:39:20.860 have things like boiled down very simply for me and i asked myself a question i said if i'm dying

00:39:27.320 and you are what you eat is what i'm eating dead or alive i just said is what i'm eating dead or

00:39:34.460 alive and i would look at like different foods and it's not just meat like you can be like a

00:39:38.480 cliff bar like it can sit on the shelf for five years that's dead like i need something like say

00:39:45.140 we're to take like a a instrument that would read energy coming off of something right and you you

00:39:52.080 put it on a you put it on like a an orange like the energy is radiating you know and then i put

00:39:58.100 it on like a you know ground beef it's like it's a little bit less you know it's like when i started

00:40:04.600 eating this living higher frequency foods my when i walked in here y'all said what are you 21

00:40:10.820 yeah you look young like i used to look old age reversal can you pull up a photo yeah like

00:40:16.860 look in person like how old are you i'm 31 you know but i went backwards bro you pulled a little

00:40:22.280 benjamin button absolutely my man's benjamin button everyone go down like that's just like

00:40:28.520 recently scroll scroll scroll there's like a picture of when i was really big should i

00:40:32.760 Enhance the speed 0.79

00:40:33.900 Of this girl

00:40:34.400 I can scroll pretty fast

00:40:36.060 If you want to see

00:40:36.500 He's a good scroller

00:40:37.880 You are 1.00

00:40:38.200 Holy shit 1.00

00:40:39.460 You're flying 0.99

00:40:40.020 Oh go up a little bit

00:40:41.260 Go up a little bit

00:40:42.000 Right there

00:40:42.380 Boom 0.59

00:40:42.640 That's me on the left

00:40:43.560 I was probably 20

00:40:45.180 In that picture on the left

00:40:46.420 You were 20

00:40:47.240 Yeah

00:40:47.620 Whoa

00:40:48.960 Oh my god dude

00:40:50.780 Wow

00:40:51.280 You've added

00:40:51.840 You haven't even added a year

00:40:54.180 You look like a really big

00:40:55.220 Paul Wall

00:40:55.880 You remember Paul Wall

00:40:56.920 That's my boy man

00:40:57.920 Yeah dude

00:40:58.340 Shout out Paul Wall

00:40:59.820 Wow 0.99

00:41:00.280 That's a fly ass suit 0.98

00:41:01.100 You got there too 0.97

00:41:01.800 That's 2 Chainz's wedding right there

00:41:03.400 That's 2 Chainz's wedding right there

00:41:05.900 So when I started eating these living foods

00:41:08.700 Like crazy stuff started happening in my life

00:41:10.980 Not just the weight loss

00:41:12.260 What's the living food?

00:41:13.420 Living food

00:41:14.000 Are you headed to the vegan switch?

00:41:16.340 Yeah I went vegan

00:41:17.340 I don't impose veganism on anybody

00:41:19.360 But I definitely will impose

00:41:20.720 Eat more living food

00:41:21.900 Because like I was noticing

00:41:23.120 Like I would do like a lot of ketogenic diets

00:41:25.260 My whole life

00:41:25.820 So I was eating all meat

00:41:27.080 You know like I'm eating nothing living

00:41:29.040 And I'm like wondering why I'm dying

00:41:30.880 Like if I'm not eating anything

00:41:32.700 That has this living frequency

00:41:34.440 How am I going to be alive

00:41:36.300 You know a protein bar

00:41:38.500 An energy bar

00:41:39.880 That's not real energy

00:41:41.360 There's no energy to it

00:41:43.260 It's dead

00:41:43.920 It will sit there for six years

00:41:45.800 And be perfectly fine on the shelf

00:41:47.560 That's dead bar

00:41:48.720 So it's like

00:41:49.840 When I went

00:41:50.680 When I changed my frequency

00:41:52.320 With the food I ate

00:41:53.300 This crazy stuff

00:41:54.420 Hey Wes

00:41:54.900 Pull over those box of notebooks

00:41:56.900 This is something I've been doing for years

00:41:58.680 And the craziest stuff

00:42:00.200 you gotta start it happening in my life would you say it would you say a twinkie has the lowest

00:42:05.200 life uh or the lowest life energy you still sell those bro so twinkies will last how like for some

00:42:12.700 crazy amount of time so if there's like a nuclear blast i saved one when they were discontinued 0.94

00:42:17.400 yeah just i stuck it in my freezer if there's nuclear blast you could eat it holy shit so now 0.68

00:42:21.800 what is this? So my whole life, like, I didn't know what I was doing when I would write down 0.93

00:42:31.300 my dreams, but everything I always asked for came true. Like I would ask for the craziest things.

00:42:38.300 And these are notebooks from when I was a kid all the way up until now. Like this,

00:42:42.200 I call this my quantum possibility, you know about this. This is my quantum possibility

00:42:45.600 notebooks. Like I study quantum physics now because when I started changing my frequency,

00:42:50.000 Crazy stuff started happening

00:42:52.600 And I was scared to talk to people about it

00:42:54.420 Because I thought they would think I was weird

00:42:56.060 Like Charlie like what's all this hocus pocus stuff

00:42:59.120 I'm like no like

00:43:00.300 You don't understand like I'm going to be a Nike athlete

00:43:02.760 Like I'm going to be the face of Nike

00:43:05.060 And they're like

00:43:06.460 Charlie like what are you talking about

00:43:08.280 Like you're like you don't play any sports

00:43:10.620 But I would write stuff in my notebook

00:43:12.260 This one is like super magical

00:43:13.960 Can you just flip through

00:43:15.480 I just want to see I mean you don't have to show

00:43:17.480 The intricate details but

00:43:19.660 yeah like is the whole thing filled oh all these are filled absolutely so like this page right here

00:43:24.960 for example i say on here i will have real nike commercials i will be the face of nike like the

00:43:35.520 craziest things i will be on cnn i've been on cnn four times like and are you just repeating

00:43:41.600 it each day i repeat a lot you know i definitely have my dreams that i repeat like there's one

00:43:47.360 page in here i was like i'm going to be on the cover of a fitness magazine and i'm like not an

00:43:52.780 athlete i'm just saying i'm going to be an athlete and then i'm on the cover of the biggest running

00:43:57.800 publication in the world it's incredible this is crazy runners world magazine the biggest believe

00:44:03.120 it or not charlie rocket will change your life like everything i asked for but the craziest thing

00:44:07.800 i asked for in my quantum possibilities notebook was i will be a nike athlete and one day i made a

00:44:17.160 I said I believe in the law of attraction

00:44:19.700 I said I need to send out this energy

00:44:21.780 I said what do Nike athletes have

00:44:23.920 They have Nike clothes on

00:44:26.080 And they have Nike commercials

00:44:27.800 So I made a fan made Nike commercial

00:44:30.540 I just watched that

00:44:32.860 It's awesome

00:44:34.000 It blew up

00:44:34.860 It got millions of views

00:44:37.720 Where did that blow up was it Facebook

00:44:39.540 And three days after we put it out

00:44:43.240 Nike calls me

00:44:45.400 Let's go

00:44:45.980 and all my friends that told me i was crazy i know i love when you're when your goal sounds 0.92

00:44:51.840 so stupid to people and then they happen that's the best feeling ever absolutely like i believe 0.56

00:44:57.880 like there's this thing called the hero's journey joseph campbell and every hero no matter if it's 0.99

00:45:03.860 you know batman or katniss everdeen or frodo they're all superheroes and they all have the

00:45:09.100 same stories and they're called on a crazy journey i'ma be an athlete it's scary you got to leave

00:45:14.900 your whole business like there's something somebody's challenged you with before something

00:45:19.260 like you and you're like i don't know and but when you go and do it and then it's really when 0.77

00:45:24.100 you go out into the world and you do that big bold crazy thing it's like oh shit it's it's like

00:45:30.680 nobody believes you're all by yourself yeah and there's this like valley of disappointment where 0.91

00:45:36.140 it doesn't look like anything's happening but that superhero keeps his faith through it and then like

00:45:41.860 outside force comes like a dragon tries to come and you got to slay the dragon but we really got

00:45:46.340 to slay something inside of ourselves it's really something we're finding inside of ourselves to

00:45:50.560 overcome that dragon every movie is this way and then boom that's when it happens and that's what

00:45:55.840 happened with me nike called me said we want to fly you up to beaverton you have inspired us to

00:46:03.460 change the direction of where we're taking our marketing whoa now wow now listen billion dollar

00:46:10.360 we walk in the number one stock in the dow 30 last year was nike nike now i walk into this big

00:46:19.180 conference room and there's pictures of me on the screens and they gave a presentation to me

00:46:26.540 about me i have employees walking up to me and say they're treating you better than lebron james

00:46:31.320 they said they must be up to something like they would have these huge like they have this big

00:46:36.580 theater on their campus where they would do their corporate like you have seen Steve Jobs like doing

00:46:40.580 a presentation like it's like the big boss on the stage and people would like take pictures of the

00:46:46.740 screen and like sending me Charlie like they're up to something I'm like what the hell is Nike doing

00:46:52.340 come to find out I get a call and they said Charlie we've been working on something that

00:47:01.600 you had inspired us to do and there was a big commercial that came out last year colin kaepernick

00:47:09.000 commercial yeah extremely um controversial controversial i would know i'm a youtuber

00:47:15.000 controversial and and what they decided to do was to take athletes who had crazy dreams like me

00:47:25.020 and they featured me in that commercial they even named that commercial so when they gave me this

00:47:32.760 astronaut backpack i made a fan-made nike commercial they said charlie like show everybody

00:47:38.520 what we gave you and i was like all right i'm gonna make a film i'm a filmmaker i'm gonna make

00:47:41.880 a film about it and i titled the film dream crazy that was the tagline in the video that's what they

00:47:49.740 named the colin cabernet wow yes wow so it was yo this is crazy we were able to move oh my god

00:47:57.240 all my friends all my family i told them i would be a nike athlete in that same notebook i wrote

00:48:02.900 down i'm going to be in a commercial with lebron james and serena williams wait what they were in

00:48:08.900 that commercial before before you even shot your year year and a half before i shot wow oh like

00:48:15.880 You name dropped LBJ and Serena Williams.

00:48:19.660 Let me explain to you quantum physics, bro.

00:48:21.880 Please.

00:48:22.480 Because you're on to something.

00:48:23.680 This is how I think we can all agree you're on to something.

00:48:26.200 I don't know if you're from this planet.

00:48:27.360 That's what I'm looking at you.

00:48:28.400 I'm trying to find out if you're an alien.

00:48:29.960 Bro, check this out.

00:48:30.780 You speak of aliens.

00:48:31.760 Bro, look at the shoes.

00:48:32.940 Moon boots.

00:48:34.120 That's what I'm saying. 1.00

00:48:35.120 He's not from here.

00:48:35.720 You just came off the lunar landing eclipse.

00:48:38.300 That's proof.

00:48:38.900 My boy Wes said to me earlier,

00:48:41.040 we were at Starbucks getting high on coffee.

00:48:43.340 He said, Charlie

00:48:45.000 We're from the future

00:48:48.060 And we're coming back

00:48:49.380 To talk to Logan about what we saw

00:48:52.040 Let's go

00:48:53.260 Tell me what you saw, man

00:48:55.200 Tell me about quantum physics

00:48:56.940 Alright, this is how quantum physics works

00:49:00.480 It's real simple, I'll break this down

00:49:02.180 In the simplest terms

00:49:04.100 It all started with a test

00:49:05.540 Where they took an atomic particle

00:49:07.640 You would think of an atomic particle

00:49:09.600 Like a rock

00:49:11.180 That's what they thought

00:49:12.700 They had this wall with two slits in it

00:49:15.820 They shot the rock at the wall

00:49:17.620 And it went through both holes

00:49:20.540 How can a rock be in two places at the same time?

00:49:25.620 Scared everybody

00:49:26.660 Spooked Einstein out

00:49:28.440 Einstein's technical term for this was spooky

00:49:31.460 He didn't like it

00:49:32.980 It confused the whole traditional physics community

00:49:37.360 This is early 1900s

00:49:39.400 They come to find out in this test

00:49:41.960 That atomic particle, which every one of us are made of, this table, me, you, this microphone, every single thing is made up of atomic particles.

00:49:50.400 It's not a rock.

00:49:52.260 It's a vibration.

00:49:54.260 Every atomic particle is a wave.

00:49:57.800 Now, if something is a wave, can it go through both holes at the same time?

00:50:03.720 Absolutely.

00:50:04.860 Imagine this being a pond.

00:50:06.580 You drop a rock.

00:50:07.760 That wave goes through both holes.

00:50:10.120 Well, that changes the reality of everything. Hold on. All of us are vibrations. This is crazy. So we can be at two places at the same time. When I learned this, if I am atomic particle and Nike is one, then that means I'm connected to my dreams.

00:50:35.100 We're not separate. I'm already connected. Every single thing that I write in this book, I say it's already done. Time hasn't caught up yet. I'm already connected to everything I want. Every single thing I imagine. When I wake up in the morning, I log into a different type of Instagram.

00:50:51.600 like there's Instagram where we like look at pictures and we say I like it I log into this

00:50:59.480 Instagram in my head and I'm like I see all these pictures in my life of what makes sense to me and

00:51:05.440 I believe there's some innate like knowledge of I know my future like I always knew I was going to

00:51:12.380 be an athlete I already knew it and I like the picture and then boom cover runners world magazine

00:51:18.720 boom Nike athlete boom commercials with LeBron and Serena all these crazy journeys that I want

00:51:23.500 to go on I believe in it so big and I dream so crazy it comes true every time bro I'm undefeated

00:51:30.240 bro I said I wanted Oprah to walk into my life literally her producer of 25 years walked straight

00:51:37.720 in like I'm talking about I've said to my boy George I said George like I want to work with

00:51:42.400 Oprah. Two minutes later, this lady walks past. Her name is Anne. She comes over. George's like, 0.96

00:51:50.740 Charlie, tell her your story. I said, oh, this is my story. You know, my life story. This is before

00:51:54.880 I had any videos out. No connections, no nothing. She starts writing things down. I said, what you

00:51:59.620 writing down? She said, oh, I'm meeting with Oprah's producer in 20 minutes. Boom. Oprah's

00:52:04.120 producer produced my whole bike across America tour. Everything I've done with the media,

00:52:08.500 all the give backs. I always do give backs. So this time last year, two days ago, I started my

00:52:13.760 bike ride across America. I was like, I want to do something crazy. Just finish the Ironman.

00:52:19.000 I was like, I want to do something crazy, but I don't want it to be about me.

00:52:22.460 I wanted to do something bigger than me. The Ironman was about me, but I said, I'm going to

00:52:27.960 bike across America and I'm going to make people's dreams come true everywhere I go

00:52:32.640 about this big old tour bus. And what do most people do if they buy a tour bus? They put their

00:52:36.600 face on the side I was like uh-uh I'm calling this the dream machine tour bus and I made it

00:52:42.900 this huge canvas painted like the the the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and I have now on that tour bus

00:52:49.720 over 20,000 people's dreams I believe in writing dreams down everybody would write their dreams

00:52:56.120 everybody from the Duke Blue Devil Zion everybody has put their dreams on this tour bus as I'm

00:53:01.320 biking across America I'm jumping out of trash can there's a dumpster so I wanted to give a car 0.80

00:53:06.460 to this girl who works at Starbucks. She was put up for adoption, ended up homeless, worked her way 1.00

00:53:12.600 all the way through high school, going off to college, paying for college by herself, goes to 0.98

00:53:17.420 college, doesn't have a way to get to work. So she's got like some financial problems. So I wanted

00:53:22.340 to give her a car. She has no idea. She works at Starbucks. She's a Starbucks barista. Starbucks

00:53:28.160 told me initially I could film in there. Then about 20 minutes before they said, no, they higher

00:53:35.680 up, said, you can't do this in here. So I said, okay, can I film outside? They were like, yeah.

00:53:41.300 I said, okay, just have her take out the trash. I hide in a dumpster. She comes to take out the 0.81

00:53:49.400 trash, hop out the dumpster, car pulls up, her teacher's family, everybody was hiding behind

00:53:54.860 trees and cars, surprise her with the car, makes national news, CNN, ABC, everybody, like we're

00:54:01.360 doing these givebacks. In Atlanta, there was a girl who had an amputated leg and they didn't

00:54:09.200 have the money to afford one of the prosthetics you can run in. It was just her dream to be able

00:54:16.280 to run again. Beautiful girl named Amira. I said, you know what? This is what we're going to do.

00:54:22.420 We're going to give her a leg. We're going to make running in Atlanta cool. You've never seen people

00:54:28.520 being a frenzy over running shoes ever. People go in a frenzy over, you know, Jordans, Yeezys,

00:54:34.960 Lions, you know, but you've never seen people go in a frenzy over running shoes. So what did I do?

00:54:39.540 I bought 305 pairs of off-white shoes, all running shoes. We spent like $280,000. We gave away

00:54:51.200 305 pairs of shoes in a scavenger hunt in atlanta 305 to to resemble my my largest weight

00:54:58.500 cool we had the city of atlanta in a frenzy i had 150 people in a frenzy 4 000 actually showed up

00:55:06.820 151 shoes on one day and amira was there she thought she was just coming to like some little

00:55:12.400 motivational speaking event she didn't realize that i gathered all these people there to go on 0.61

00:55:17.340 our first run with her so we surprised her with the doctors the the the cheetah running leg and

00:55:23.960 boom everybody's there to win their shoes the doctors hook her up boom and we all went on a

00:55:29.180 run with her so how you have all these dreams you write them out hold on hold on a second bro

00:55:35.020 acknowledge that story just for one second i'm i'm like that's telling me how to impulsive i'm

00:55:41.200 just all right i'm just like yo soak that in for one second i i that's incredible that i have been

00:55:47.140 sitting here listening to you i this is the longest i haven't talked in my entire life

00:55:51.580 i'm dead serious bro i uh i did not expect to come in here today and be inspired i just knew

00:56:00.380 we had a six o'clock podcast i didn't really know what to expect i am extremely like i don't even

00:56:07.640 really i'm shook bro i also i don't know what to say i'm shook bro like like the stuff that you

00:56:12.640 were just saying like mike was laser was resonating with me on a level that like had me feeling like

00:56:20.000 yo wow dude we have to do better like like bro let me tell you you've been opening up to something

00:56:26.140 i felt it bro that right there bro like i was thinking myself i'm like let me tell you where

00:56:31.660 Where does this kid come from?

00:56:33.900 I got to interrupt you, bro.

00:56:35.400 You just said something.

00:56:37.240 And that's my whole purpose in this world.

00:56:40.460 I come from hip hop.

00:56:42.140 There was a lot of negativity.

00:56:45.400 When I got out, I was like, I got to make up.

00:56:48.780 Like, we would always do good things.

00:56:50.640 We would always do charity stuff.

00:56:51.880 It was always overlooked.

00:56:53.640 I'm catching up in everything that I missed out on all those years.

00:56:58.380 These journeys, that bike ride across America

00:57:01.020 That helping people

00:57:02.240 Bro, it touched so many lives

00:57:04.920 Like real lives

00:57:06.300 There was a teacher, she had breast cancer

00:57:08.740 The school had a strike in Arizona

00:57:11.920 I'm biking into the school district

00:57:13.740 They were just on strike

00:57:15.100 Teacher's not getting paid

00:57:16.440 She has breast cancer

00:57:17.640 She's having chemotherapy

00:57:18.840 She can't pay her mortgage 0.72

00:57:20.500 The schools can't

00:57:21.880 Like it's a terrible situation

00:57:23.360 She missed one day of school through all her cancer and chemo

00:57:26.300 She refused to miss school

00:57:27.880 we paid off her mortgage completely $90,000 we paid off her medical bills $60,000 and we bought 0.73

00:57:38.160 her a minivan so she could go visit her family because she didn't have a car who's funding all

00:57:43.000 this well we make phone calls like I've got a challenge everybody to do what's right like if

00:57:48.580 there's a corporation look there's a teacher here who's got help like come on let's do what's right

00:57:54.420 Like, I don't have that much money to give away.

00:57:57.100 I'm not that wealthy, you know, but here's somebody who is.

00:58:02.140 And it's like, boom, I'm just I'm just challenging using my resources.

00:58:05.440 Everybody gets so much out of it when you do what's right and make something a little

00:58:09.480 bit bigger than ourselves.

00:58:11.080 I'm like, oh, I don't found the formula for my life.

00:58:14.180 I'm going to be good for life if I keep making sure everybody's dreams come true.

00:58:17.940 what what felt better for you the day that you got the first time you ever saw seven figures in

00:58:25.980 your bank account or putting that leg on that girl or or jumping out of the trash with a car

00:58:31.160 for there's a new type of millionaire bro there's a new type bro i've had to make a million dollars

00:58:38.860 it's cool like seeing that second comment that's cool but when i retired i'm like i'm gonna be a

00:58:44.220 new type of millionaire. I'm going to like, with my hands, not like just the internet,

00:58:50.820 with my hands, I'm going to change a million people's lives. And that's what leads me into

00:58:56.500 my next journey. I can't stop. Like, I don't want to just come on to a podcast and talk about my

00:59:04.440 last play. Like, we got to keep going. My next journey is going to be maybe the craziest I've

00:59:14.280 ever done. And in this country, there's a big problem with what's going on with the veterans. 0.97

00:59:21.340 Bro, it's crazy. I'm biking across America. I meet this veteran. He can't even get a job because

00:59:26.380 they won't let him get a job because he'll receive his disability. But his disability

00:59:29.900 isn't even enough money he's like volunteering at a trailer park like cleaning up like the raking 0.98

00:59:35.980 the rocks like the little rocks on the trailer park and he's big like if he gets a they won't 0.53

00:59:41.120 let him get a job it's terrible what's going on the mental health issues are crazy so many are

00:59:48.280 committing suicide every day and I'm like I gotta do a journey for this this is it like I gotta

00:59:54.820 to affect this in a major way. I can't little boy this. This is big time.

01:00:02.760 Maybe you want to, maybe you want to do something with me, bro. How about this? How about this?

01:00:12.560 One of the craziest feats. You're an athlete. I can't wait to look like you.

01:00:18.360 I'm still working on it. I want to be on the cover of men's health magazine.

01:00:21.660 Let's me and you

01:00:24.480 Try to pass the Navy SEAL test

01:00:28.240 We're talking about mud

01:00:31.960 We're talking about dark rivers

01:00:34.640 We're talking about crazy stuff

01:00:37.340 And we do the craziest thing

01:00:39.420 To give back and bring awareness

01:00:41.420 What's going on here

01:00:42.460 But to also do something that's a life trophy

01:00:45.360 Navy SEAL tests are one of the craziest things

01:00:47.460 Like Iron Man, that's cool

01:00:49.020 But we're talking about mental toughness

01:00:50.960 And there's two different types of mental toughness. See, in this country, everybody is getting beat down like mental illness. It's almost like the Navy SEAL test. It's tough. People are living that in their lives. And there's two philosophies.

01:01:05.640 in the western world where we live people are like now you got to be tougher like you got to

01:01:12.360 be tougher to like but in the eastern in the eastern countries like china they look within

01:01:19.540 they get into the meditation they find within so i'm like this mental toughness and this mental

01:01:24.080 health i was like what if i compared the eastern philosophies of mental toughness like mr miyagi

01:01:30.160 style like i wore this shirt bruce lee like like what if i go to china and i like learn from like

01:01:36.520 a mr miyagi on mental toughness and come back to the west and i learn the mental toughness from

01:01:41.920 like a navy seal like a david goggins or iron cowboy who did 50 iron 50 iron men's in 50 days

01:01:48.000 type mental toughness but we do all these crazy give backs what you say brother navy seal test

01:01:57.540 um first off i'm down i'm down done i think it's a fucking phenomenal idea and i would love i would 0.97

01:02:05.220 love to do that with you i'd be honored to do that with you um that's gonna be hard as fuck i hope 0.91

01:02:11.340 you know but no problem no problem we'll work out together it'll be great i'm not scared of holding 0.95

01:02:15.060 my breath underwater yes i am i have two fears in life that's one of them yeah uh he's a rock

01:02:19.620 when he swims dark water i like kill me sure kill me now but we'll do it um i brought i i don't know

01:02:26.660 I'm kind of speechless. 0.75

01:02:29.300 I don't know what to like,

01:02:30.340 like in the first thing I said in my intro for you was he has got one of the

01:02:33.400 most inspirational transformation stories.

01:02:35.520 And like,

01:02:36.040 I saw it on a,

01:02:36.760 on a site and I read,

01:02:37.900 but like hearing you talk,

01:02:40.200 man,

01:02:40.380 like you talk about vibrations.

01:02:41.880 I feel like my skin is vibrating.

01:02:43.200 I don't feel like in my body right now.

01:02:45.300 That's the thing.

01:02:46.160 That's quantum brother.

01:02:47.140 You're quantum.

01:02:47.860 If you just said you're vibrating,

01:02:49.460 then you're quantum.

01:02:50.320 My skin is like off.

01:02:52.460 I don't know.

01:02:52.900 I can't describe it,

01:02:53.900 but I could cry.

01:02:54.720 I'm not gonna,

01:02:55.260 I might.

01:02:55.580 the thing about it is like the his journey like on paper was which is what i expected coming in 0.93

01:03:02.960 like weight loss marathons all that shit is great the way you tell the story the energy you have and 0.73

01:03:10.480 most importantly the confidence you have in the way you talk about things that are going to happen 0.97

01:03:16.480 in the future is uh i don't know how to put it exactly it's it's mind-blowing i want to i want

01:03:22.560 to hit two things one is one is real quick isn't there a statistic that your goals are more likely

01:03:29.540 to be achieved if you write them down what is that it's um something it's some crazy number like

01:03:35.140 like like 50 40 50 percent more it's something crazy so i mean it's it's it's evident in in that

01:03:43.240 uh box full of notebooks that you have that this is true and i can relate to you there this is also

01:03:48.200 why i'm on like i'm kind of just like sitting back and really enjoying listening to is because

01:03:52.420 i can relate in high school and i i said this a thousand times like i manifested this i manifested 0.64

01:03:58.140 my life no doubt just like you said and i'd be writing stuff down and i didn't fucking know what

01:04:04.220 it meant i just knew i wanted it and could make it happen like what i didn't understand uh why 0.66

01:04:11.120 i couldn't do it i could even at coachella i'm gonna i'm gonna say this and it's gonna sound 0.99

01:04:17.140 Fucking stupid 0.99

01:04:18.680 Amazing 1.00

01:04:19.320 It's gonna sound so dumb 0.96

01:04:20.740 But I will repeat this 0.93

01:04:22.400 When I'm performing at Coachella

01:04:24.120 In X years

01:04:24.920 Come on man

01:04:25.560 Yo

01:04:25.880 Come on man

01:04:26.760 I don't

01:04:27.320 I was watching people perform

01:04:29.600 And I didn't understand

01:04:30.720 Why I couldn't be up there

01:04:32.240 It's not like I'm like

01:04:33.340 A naturally born musician

01:04:34.620 Or like artist or singer

01:04:35.860 I'm a creator

01:04:37.040 And I adapt

01:04:38.280 And I'm a chameleon

01:04:39.060 So

01:04:39.360 Can I write something in that book?

01:04:41.260 Come on man

01:04:41.480 At the top

01:04:42.340 Write quantum possibilities

01:04:43.800 Okay

01:04:44.260 And then write

01:04:45.480 Write the dream

01:04:46.600 so one of the one of the questions i was going to ask earlier there's a lot of people who write

01:04:52.440 their goals down there's a lot of people who have these goals and one thing that i really realized

01:04:56.800 from the iron man is when you when you're done you know the feeling when you cross that line

01:05:00.900 and you're going so far beyond the limit of what is humanly possible in your mind there's a certain

01:05:07.500 veil that's just lifted like you can see life clearly you're like at the top of the mountain

01:05:12.940 you're like whoa i get it yes and you can only get that feeling if you go you can't get it from

01:05:18.080 drugs you you have to get it from something physical like that i feel like so many of us

01:05:23.280 are living with this veil in front of us and so we have this this image of what we want our lives

01:05:29.440 to be and we almost become more comfortable with that image and that dream yes instead of taking

01:05:34.100 the action so absolutely how did you take the action and and not just sit with that dream and

01:05:40.360 feel good about it it's for me i do a couple things these are my little life hacks

01:05:45.780 one i say everything's gonna be easy like i'm in i'm in a um you know sweet green

01:05:56.080 eating a salad with a friend and i haven't done the iron man yet and he's like he's like a big

01:06:04.220 you know like endurance athlete guy and he's asking me so charlie what advice do you want

01:06:09.960 from me on the thing I was like I don't want any advice I was like that Iron Man's already done

01:06:16.100 like it's gonna be easy he's like are you sure like I'm like yeah I'm I'm sure like even when

01:06:22.620 I met Rich Roll like I did Rich Roll's podcast like a year ago he's like so Charlie like what

01:06:27.900 advice can I give you I was like I don't need any advice like it's easy Iron Man's easy so I'm in

01:06:33.520 the salad shop somebody overhears me talking the way i'm talking big black dude deep voice looks

01:06:40.380 like morpheus he walks up to me he says you're very quantum oh i said i said what does that mean

01:06:48.960 he said i hate to interrupt i never do this but he said i'm a quantum physicist

01:06:53.600 and he said your whole life you've been able to do some crazy things he said i could tell by the

01:07:00.580 way you talk this is how i define easy easy is if you know how to do something for example

01:07:12.480 at one time tying our shoe was hard i remember i was like three years old i was crying i couldn't

01:07:19.680 figure out the little loop the you know like that was hard at one point but once i knew how to do it

01:07:25.100 it was easy addition was hard at one time multiplication was hard division was hard at

01:07:31.380 one time but once I did it oh it's easy Michael Phelps does this all the time he plays out

01:07:38.080 before his swims he plays it out in his head so he sees it if I can see something that Ironman I

01:07:46.080 was already at the finish line long before I started that's how my body was able to figure

01:07:50.240 out how to do it I said it's easy my body is going to believe what I tell it every time you look at

01:07:56.120 my Ironman video I'm dancing the whole way like I'm smiling I'm happy like it wasn't it there

01:08:02.260 was some hard parts it was easy I'm telling you like everything is easy I'm living at the finish

01:08:08.240 line becoming an Yankee athlete like you said oh you say it with confidence it's like this Navy

01:08:13.760 seal thing to me like yeah it's gonna be challenging it's easy let me ask you something

01:08:19.120 what's up because i've i've heard this before what's up you you i like the way you break it

01:08:23.740 down it's almost like from a futuristic point of view like i've done that and i now know how to do

01:08:29.040 it so it's easy but i've sort of adopted quite the opposite mentality in that uh for me it's like

01:08:38.480 i get more joy and i feel more accomplished if in my head i'm like yo this is tough and i know

01:08:46.520 it's going to be tough

01:08:47.220 and this will be difficult

01:08:48.300 for me 0.99

01:08:48.820 so bring it fucking on 1.00

01:08:51.160 motherfucker 1.00

01:08:51.680 that's right 1.00

01:08:52.260 bring it fucking on 0.99

01:08:53.480 I'm up for the challenge 0.99

01:08:55.280 absolutely

01:08:55.720 I know it's going to be hard

01:08:56.960 right

01:08:57.260 but

01:08:57.820 sometimes I'll say

01:08:59.180 you know when you're

01:08:59.760 like lifting weights

01:09:00.440 you're like

01:09:00.840 light work

01:09:02.140 easy work

01:09:03.460 or really you're like

01:09:04.140 bench pressing 305

01:09:05.920 right

01:09:06.180 but there's a

01:09:07.540 there's a

01:09:09.560 I don't know

01:09:10.640 there's something that

01:09:11.320 I get out of

01:09:12.680 crossing that

01:09:14.480 mountain

01:09:15.580 What you're talking about is you're actually in the journey.

01:09:19.600 Most people's problems is they don't know how to start.

01:09:22.540 For example, we're in high school.

01:09:24.520 We hate going to the class that's hard.

01:09:26.660 We love going to the class that's easy.

01:09:29.900 That's how I start.

01:09:31.740 If I said, oh, being an athlete is going to be hard.

01:09:34.800 Oh, being a Nike athlete, I'm going to have to like try out for the G League and like try to like play basketball to get a Nike contract.

01:09:41.620 But instead in my head, I'm saying it's easy.

01:09:43.680 So I actually show up.

01:09:44.740 i show up where most people don't even show up because they're like this is hard where you're

01:09:50.780 at mentally is because you're already deep in it and that's the right mentality to have

01:09:54.920 but to start nobody's starting because they're saying this is going to be hard and when you

01:10:00.080 think of something is that hard at the beginning you find reasons that are going to go wrong

01:10:04.420 and then you talk yourself out of it and you never even start so both are right i've said this uh

01:10:12.220 To them actually

01:10:13.140 And I'm not gonna like

01:10:13.720 Dive into it crazy now

01:10:14.680 And I'm sure I'll say it again

01:10:15.740 But I

01:10:16.500 Sort of adopted this

01:10:18.660 Mentality recently

01:10:20.180 About how powerful

01:10:22.420 I think momentum is

01:10:23.740 Big Mo

01:10:24.400 Big Mo

01:10:25.360 Big Mo

01:10:26.080 So you've already

01:10:27.020 Broke this down

01:10:27.640 Talk to me about it

01:10:28.680 Big Mo

01:10:29.660 Is the most valuable

01:10:30.940 Resource in the universe 0.99

01:10:32.100 What the fuck 0.99

01:10:33.020 Did I say to you boys 1.00

01:10:34.440 We're quantum

01:10:35.020 Yo that's

01:10:35.840 I swear to god

01:10:37.140 I

01:10:37.560 Verbatim

01:10:38.680 I said momentum

01:10:40.120 Is one of the most

01:10:40.900 Power

01:10:41.300 I said

01:10:42.200 momentum is one of the most powerful

01:10:44.460 forces in the universe

01:10:46.500 fuck 1.00

01:10:48.000 yo that's crazy 1.00

01:10:49.620 I said that and he just

01:10:52.480 said that we've never spoken before

01:10:54.520 P equals MV

01:10:56.280 momentum equals

01:10:58.500 mass times velocity I don't want to get

01:11:00.480 too physics with it

01:11:01.620 but to break this down

01:11:04.340 without again going too into it

01:11:06.380 is momentum

01:11:07.200 sometimes the first thing you need to do is

01:11:10.400 go to the gym go to the gym five days a week then eventually get the six and guess what to the gym

01:11:17.300 one day one day a week whatever it is five minutes one day a week watching this you haven't

01:11:22.540 been to the gym go to the gym for five minutes but yo guess what guess what once that starts

01:11:28.500 happening you're gonna want to eat cleaner yep because you're not gonna want to put your work

01:11:33.160 to waste yep oh my god this is crazy can you can you show that to the camera what does the top of

01:11:39.540 the page say what do i want what do i want what does the bottom of the page say i want momentum

01:11:45.840 that was everything everything once you're once you're in it you're going dude a stone rolling

01:11:52.960 down a hill is gonna keep rolling down a hill moment of inertia baby it's the most powerful

01:12:00.000 ap physics baby that's crazy charlie oh my god so what do we got what's the dream that you wrote

01:12:08.200 down is that or is that for the book i have i have a lot of dreams i said i will perform at 0.99

01:12:12.540 coachella bro sounds so stupid nope come on man this is what you say after you say that 0.80

01:12:18.100 it's already done time hasn't caught up yet and it's easy it's easy everybody i'm looking at a 0.99

01:12:26.900 stage and i'm like that person's human just like me yeah yeah just like me it's already done and i

01:12:37.540 believe each one of us can have all sorts of crazy chapters in their life. I don't believe

01:12:43.040 we're meant to have one chapter that's 4,000 pages. That book would suck to read. 0.94

01:12:49.460 Like me, I said, I wanted to be an entrepreneur. Boom. Chapter. I want to be a manager. I want to 0.98

01:12:56.020 be a cameraman. I want to be boom. Chapter. I want to be a manager. Chapter. I want to be an athlete.

01:13:00.540 Chapter. I want to be a Nike athlete. Chapter. I want to be an Ironman. Chapter. I want to bike

01:13:05.240 Across America chapter. I want to be as fit, as mentally tough as a Navy SEAL chapter. I want

01:13:11.900 life trophies. I don't want one. I want a whole shelf of life trophies. I'm 31. I'm only going

01:13:19.360 to be on this earth for a little while. I don't say the words anything is possible. Do you know

01:13:24.720 how limiting the word anything is? That's one thing. Everything. Everything. What you're doing

01:13:32.680 Coachella, easy, easy.

01:13:35.700 That frequency of easy changes everything.

01:13:40.020 It's easy.

01:13:40.760 You're there.

01:13:42.480 I can't wait to ride the little golf cart in the back.

01:13:47.160 Oh, hey, he's about to go on.

01:13:49.660 I was just on his podcast.

01:13:51.280 Yeah, he's about to go on.

01:13:53.300 Can't wait.

01:13:54.180 One thing, just being vulnerable for me, something I've ran into,

01:13:59.080 and you know this is really inspiring me to think outside this um i've had these moments where i

01:14:07.460 manifest things that i want things are moving really quick things are going but then there's

01:14:12.360 other moments where like the comfortability in life comes in and it's like you get to this

01:14:16.560 benchmark and you're scared to get out of that like you have this comfortability that you've

01:14:22.500 created and like for me it's my educational documentary like that has to get done if it

01:14:28.920 doesn't get done i like i failed for sure because i know how important it is but there's times where

01:14:34.540 it's like i have to sacrifice it to do other things you know so what would you say to i know

01:14:42.900 there's people out there like me that have that project or have that thing but you have to

01:14:47.200 sacrifice what you want to build something that somebody else wants or is that you know what's

01:14:52.860 the balance there you make somebody else a millionaire you're going to be a millionaire

01:14:56.860 i had to go make people's lives dreams come true i was a manager a great manager is a great server

01:15:03.520 i was of servitude my dreams i had dreams you think it's my dream to be a cameraman like no

01:15:08.640 like but i had to do that yeah i didn't it wasn't my dream to be a manager i had to do that so it's

01:15:13.460 like bro you make somebody else's dream come true you like this boom you have you're of service

01:15:19.220 all the resources are going to come to you and when the time's right it's right but you know i

01:15:24.800 paid i paid 12 years of my dues for other people other people's lives and success you know it took

01:15:31.900 me with them but then when i walked away like i walked away i wasn't half in half out like i didn't

01:15:38.220 go chase my dream and like have two chains saying like charlie why are you focused on all that

01:15:43.040 running like why aren't you doing your job like like i did what was right handed all my shares

01:15:47.480 i say that sometimes this man runs nine hours a day in the mornings when we're shooting that's

01:15:53.580 literally like where i'm at right now it's like you know luckily i have these guys to support the

01:15:59.540 hell out of me like whatever i do they're like go do it and no one they don't give me a hard time

01:16:03.260 but you know there there is that kind of moment i feel like i'm approaching where it's like

01:16:08.660 i gotta go do it you know like i don't know when that moment is i'm being patient i've learned

01:16:13.980 patience is key but yeah i feel that too you're gonna do it of course there's not it's inevitable

01:16:19.380 of course i think it's just like in your when you're in the journey yeah there's that moment

01:16:24.000 where you're coming to that that precipice what is it apex whatever you want to call it yeah

01:16:29.880 precipice i was saying that word last week i didn't know how to it's a vibration bro it is

01:16:34.800 a vibration west you know that's like precipice how many times you were giving it you were giving

01:16:38.100 it to me bro damn i like i just this like i usually am but uh i feel like a sponge like 0.97

01:16:48.060 when i entered very dry and now i'm like soaked in this shit like i want to walk out of here and 0.98

01:16:53.360 just like sit down and like kill all my wednesday night bullshit plans i'm like right yo goals 2019 0.98

01:17:00.080 goals 2020 goals 2025 you know what i'm saying like you are inspiring um like i think people 0.99

01:17:08.700 watching the show are just gonna be like dude wow like this dude's got such a crazy way are

01:17:15.760 there goal killers are there things that just like completely kill your dreams or your goals

01:17:21.840 for me bro i'm a delusional optimist like everything can be crashing i could be on the

01:17:28.080 titanic like we're going down i look at the little lifeboat like i'm gonna be just as dry on the

01:17:34.160 little lifeboat like we're just i'll be dry on the titanic i'll be dry on the lifeboat we're good 0.97

01:17:38.800 do you think that's because do you think that's because of shit you've been through because i'm 0.98

01:17:43.240 the same i'm the same way i wake up in the morning with a smile on my face i go to bed at night with 0.99

01:17:47.320 a smile like i'm you're lucky to be alive that's what i'm saying you're lucky you've escaped death

01:17:52.000 Like

01:17:52.700 20 times

01:17:53.660 I was gonna say 10 times

01:17:54.900 At least

01:17:55.520 I don't even know

01:17:56.440 Like I

01:17:56.740 This dude tells me stories

01:17:58.180 And so like

01:17:58.700 I understand that

01:17:59.680 He knows like some of the stories

01:18:00.720 I got a book that I've been writing

01:18:01.920 Hopefully it'll be out

01:18:03.360 But that's

01:18:03.720 That's a good question

01:18:04.560 Is it because you've been through so much

01:18:06.200 Like perspective

01:18:07.140 Does it

01:18:07.620 I had to train myself

01:18:09.480 And I do this thing

01:18:10.700 Called

01:18:11.240 I'm on a winning streak

01:18:12.220 And

01:18:13.220 It's a momentum

01:18:14.200 It's

01:18:14.880 It's literally

01:18:15.780 The gym

01:18:16.660 For momentum

01:18:17.680 So when I wake up

01:18:19.180 In the morning

01:18:19.800 Um

01:18:20.680 i start off with like my cup of coffee at starbucks i go to the counter on double shot of

01:18:29.360 espresso on ice splash of almond milk two raw sugars the lady says to me that'll be two dollars

01:18:38.380 and forty cents i said all that happiness for only two dollars and forty cents some people buy

01:18:45.600 lamborghinis to find happiness some people try to buy mansions to find happiness i'm getting

01:18:50.540 all this happiness for $2.40, I'm on a winning streak. And I start my winning streak every day

01:18:57.300 because if I'm looking for the winning streak, I'm going to find it. I started a winning streak.

01:19:03.900 I mean, if you have a 14 gig winning streak, there's only one thing on your mind, 15. So if

01:19:09.840 I'm looking, oh, I'm a winner, boom, green light, winning streak, boom, catch the good parking spot,

01:19:15.320 winning streak. And I'm going throughout my day only looking for wins. And then my frequency

01:19:20.880 turns into a winning frequency. When we're losing and we're negative and we're stuck and we're

01:19:26.900 stale, we're like, man, life sucks. Oh, look at this bad thing. Oh, stump my toe. Oh, somebody's

01:19:32.360 screaming. Oh, bad parking spot. You're literally looking for the negatives. But what we have in

01:19:36.960 our brains is this thing called the reticular activating system. And it's the part of our brain

01:19:42.100 that filters like right now your eyes are technically looking at like 10 million data

01:19:49.160 points yeah but it's only telling you a couple that's your reticular activating system for

01:19:54.960 example like what kind of car do you have uh mercedes mercedes when you bought that mercedes

01:19:59.740 you started seeing them everywhere right like that's the reticular activating system it's now

01:20:05.500 you've said to your brain

01:20:07.200 program Mercedes

01:20:09.500 G-Wagon and we see him

01:20:11.580 everywhere we go we always say look at that

01:20:13.500 he always says look at that G-Wagon 1.00

01:20:14.680 I actually shit on him 1.00

01:20:16.840 some of them then we see big orange ones 0.99

01:20:19.600 I got a shovel on mine 1.00

01:20:20.720 every G-Wagon he says look how stupid 1.00

01:20:23.900 that G-Wagon but it's always the G-Wagon 1.00

01:20:25.940 it might be stupid but it's still 1.00

01:20:27.940 the whole story crazy 1.00

01:20:29.600 I like what you said delusional optimist

01:20:32.000 love that term

01:20:33.520 and yeah you're absolutely right you got a book can that get dangerous no so so i have a book

01:20:42.140 written called the life and death of ceo charlie every agent in the game and every publisher i've

01:20:50.100 talked to all of them they're like we don't want the book you're not a big enough celebrity you

01:20:54.180 don't have a million followers you should write a self-help book i'm like self-help books are stale

01:20:58.620 and boring I was like Walt Disney teaches better lessons with his stories than a self-help book

01:21:04.160 that tells you 14 steps to blah blah blah I've read a lot of self-help books but I believe in

01:21:09.100 the power of storytelling we learn more from Simba and Rafiki looking into the into you know

01:21:15.820 what I'm saying like looking into the and seeing who he truly is or Moana like she was called on

01:21:20.680 a journey like to chase her to chase her dream to save the world it's like I don't want to write a

01:21:25.600 boring self-help book and i've just like kind of like like all right y'all don't want to give me

01:21:30.260 a book deal fine damn it's cool i'm not worried about books written 50 000 words i've written with

01:21:36.980 a three times new york times best-selling author but they're sleeping on me because crazy i haven't

01:21:41.980 blown up yeah but it's cool because it's coming it's funny that you say that because everyone i

01:21:47.000 talked to is like make sure you have a lot of info in there about that the steps you took like talk

01:21:53.460 about exactly how you did it like step step step step step and i the way it's written right now

01:21:58.320 it's just a story well that's it it's the biggest books in the world are stories you take for

01:22:03.580 instance um uh the alchemist yeah it's a self-help book it's just a story about a kid who walked

01:22:10.400 through a desert it's not 10 steps but but these publishers they're caught on the wrong thing like

01:22:15.360 the world doesn't need another stale book like my my my book starts off with how i got the name

01:22:21.840 It starts our first chapter.

01:22:23.660 I ended up on Judge Hatchett.

01:22:24.900 I was suing a guy at the age of 12 for a saxophone.

01:22:28.180 Like, I've lived a crazy story, and I teach all these crazy lessons

01:22:32.120 about how I did all these crazy things my whole life.

01:22:35.060 Like, you've ever heard of, like, the site NiceKicks.com

01:22:38.460 or KicksOnFire.com?

01:22:40.000 Like, that comes from me.

01:22:41.440 Like, I ran the clothing line for Nice Kicks in my mom's basement.

01:22:44.200 Kicks On Fire, me and my business partner, I started a hip-hop website,

01:22:47.940 and he started the shoe website.

01:22:49.340 We were business partners.

01:22:50.260 Kicks on fire.

01:22:50.840 Biggest shoe blog in the world.

01:22:51.960 Like, I come from culture.

01:22:54.000 I've done so many crazy things.

01:22:55.940 And people have to hear the stories.

01:22:58.040 You, again, I can relate to you on so many levels.

01:23:02.000 And one of them is you want to do a lot of stuff.

01:23:05.200 And you've done a lot of stuff.

01:23:06.860 And I have that sort of addictive person.

01:23:10.200 Like, I just, like, my goal when I moved to Los Angeles was to be the biggest entertainer in the world.

01:23:15.320 and i use the word entertainer because it's not like i don't want the biggest podcast in the world

01:23:19.400 although we have it impulsive like and subscribe i don't want to be the biggest actor or uh youtuber

01:23:24.080 i just want to be the biggest entertainer i want to make people smile and laugh on a daily basis

01:23:27.600 but um when you are at the bottom of the mountain and you've never hiked before

01:23:36.420 how do you overcome that mentally and and and think mountain mountain everest because i'm sure

01:23:45.480 when you like again i can't get over when you were 305 pounds and you were 28 years old and

01:23:51.300 told all your friends and people you worked with i'm gonna run an iron man like i if someone told

01:23:58.820 me that i'd be like i mean not i would always be like okay you can do it but in the back of my mind

01:24:03.800 I'd be like yeah that's fucking crazy delusional optimists live at the finish line the present

01:24:12.200 doesn't exist the past definitely doesn't exist Andre 3000 has a lyric my spaceship 0.89

01:24:19.740 don't come equipped with rear view mirrors we dip that's tight past don't even exist

01:24:26.920 where I'm at right now doesn't exist I'm living in here I'm living at the finish line constantly

01:24:36.480 so when somebody tells me no like the publisher tells me no you think I'm worried about that I

01:24:41.180 already know what the future is I don't care that you said no I said it's already done time hasn't

01:24:46.500 caught up yet everything so you know what paranoid means the universe is conspiring against you

01:24:53.720 like somebody who's paranoid everything is like going against me pronoid is the universe is

01:25:01.700 conspiring for me i'm like oh that late that that you know publisher oh you just did that just

01:25:08.160 because boom something else is about to happen i'm protected my blessing is protected i've got

01:25:14.580 this shield around me like oh thank you for not saying yes like i'm thinking everything is

01:25:18.760 conspiring for me at all times delusional optimist constantly on a winning streak it was a winning

01:25:25.460 streak that that publisher said no because i just got protected you get in a contract with the red

01:25:30.080 person i was like thank you like that wasn't the right fit i'm protected i'm constantly at the

01:25:35.920 finish line i feel like i know the answer to this question but what happens if your dreams or your

01:25:40.820 goals don't come true I just pick another one okay every time I've got like remember how earlier

01:25:51.100 we were talking about the hero's journey I just got to be called to go do something crazy that's

01:25:57.480 the only time I'm happy I don't like sitting at home Martin Luther King wasn't sitting at home

01:26:04.040 like he had a dream he got out and he crusaded for that dream every day and that's what I like

01:26:13.540 to do in the second something doesn't happen I'm moving but I believe in it every time and I still

01:26:21.480 know it's going to happen every time are you religious absolutely religious spiritual quantum

01:26:28.460 god universe like uh do you define yourself as a christian yeah or catholic a christian

01:26:35.720 jesus is dope jesus is dope jesus is dope like jesus did more in three like i'm fascinated by

01:26:44.640 somebody who can do three years worth of work and it could last two thousand years like i'm 0.60

01:26:51.140 fascinated by ism like an ism like for example i'm vegan you're vegan too right yeah all right

01:26:58.140 so some dude don't know his name thought of this thing called veganism he's up in heaven right now

01:27:04.660 looking down like it's still going you know the guy who started stoicism don't know who it is you

01:27:10.360 might like he's up in heaven what's stoicism it's like being like tough like in the like stoic yeah

01:27:15.960 being stoic so it's like it's an ism it's a way of life ah ism okay i see what you're so an ism

01:27:21.720 is a way of life he's up in heaven 2 000 years later he's like yeah that's stoicism still going

01:27:27.020 Like I'm fascinated by that

01:27:29.040 Like teaching people a better way of life

01:27:31.980 That's what Jesus did

01:27:33.300 He did it for about three years

01:27:34.820 Still going

01:27:37.060 I like that

01:27:38.520 I would like that for me

01:27:40.340 I would like to be able to teach people

01:27:42.200 By the time I leave this earth

01:27:43.500 To teach people a certain way of life

01:27:45.440 That helps them improve

01:27:46.340 And me be up in heaven

01:27:47.640 2,000 years later

01:27:49.060 Like still going

01:27:50.840 What would yours be called?

01:27:52.400 I have no idea

01:27:53.320 Rocketism

01:27:54.240 Charlieism

01:27:55.000 No that's a little

01:27:56.540 Waningism

01:27:58.180 Victorism

01:27:58.920 Maybe something with quantum

01:28:00.180 I would love to create

01:28:01.260 A quantum citizen

01:28:02.300 Quantism

01:28:02.960 Because that is the one thing

01:28:04.360 Like for example

01:28:04.920 Tony Robbins

01:28:05.700 Wears a quantum pendant

01:28:06.760 But he doesn't teach people

01:28:08.200 About quantum physics

01:28:09.300 Like

01:28:09.960 He's holding the secrets

01:28:11.460 Most of these guys

01:28:12.580 Like

01:28:12.800 That's good Tony

01:28:13.300 Quantum physics explains

01:28:14.420 The law of attraction

01:28:15.220 And it is the end all

01:28:16.880 Like once you understand

01:28:18.660 Quantum

01:28:19.420 And like study it

01:28:20.700 Like

01:28:21.020 You're pretty much unlocked

01:28:22.640 You don't need to go back

01:28:24.960 To a seminar

01:28:25.680 once you're unlocked do you think a lot of these self-help teachers know that and they just

01:28:32.520 continue to profit off of something that works absolutely i'm i'm in the motivational speaker

01:28:37.380 space and i have to say and i'll get in trouble for this i don't like it i don't like it there's

01:28:43.640 a lot of predators self-serving predators and i don't like it at all it makes me sick that's where

01:28:50.420 that's where i coming out of college at michigan state i started working with bob proctor

01:28:54.360 that was my first job out of school so I started reading these books same thing I was like

01:28:59.640 you know I'm gonna work for Bob Proctor after I met him one time and I worked with him for a year

01:29:04.360 and then that's when I moved out to LA met Jake met Logan and same thing like that that industry

01:29:10.120 it can lock you in you know and so I think older generations are locked in there but I think

01:29:16.400 younger generations are getting that personal development from so many other different ways

01:29:20.720 absolutely absolutely man i believe entertainment is more powerful than self-help and there's never

01:29:28.100 been somebody who could figure out how to bridge the gap because i look at a self-help event like

01:29:33.080 like 2 000 people are there like i come from like 100 000 people in the crowd like and like we truly

01:29:39.840 know how to penetrate in entertainment self-help is like it's like there needs to be a new age of

01:29:45.940 self-help that's not so like for example i lost a speaking engagement the other day

01:29:52.100 because i was on instagram talking about i had a bad day like i'm honest on my page like i get

01:29:57.140 depressed i get down i have bad days you know you follow me like i have bad days and they said well 0.84

01:30:02.300 we can't book a motivational speaker who's not motivated what the fuck i'm like i'm like 0.63

01:30:07.240 i'm oh my god i'm like it's real people need something real it's just the motivation world 0.89

01:30:14.340 self-help world like most of these guys have to be perfect every day i'm so over that fake

01:30:20.460 that is the that is the new the new wave is being real is being authentic being vulnerable 0.99

01:30:28.160 being a little fucked up being a little whatever that's the new shit i'm calling it right now 1.00

01:30:34.920 that's that's the new ism realism like straight up yo no more of that petty bullshit cowering to 1.00

01:30:42.060 this cowering to that next couple years the new wave is yo i was 305 pounds now i'm not i was 0.95

01:30:50.760 a heroin addict now i'm not i was struggling and i was poor now i'm not it's not yo i was 0.95

01:30:58.420 a child actor now i'm a youth like it's fucking yo what did you overcome what made you real 0.88

01:31:05.240 yeah that's hot one of the this is this is definitely controversial to those who get it but 0.96

01:31:11.740 i completely agree and one way i know is from my upbringing with self-help you know the book

01:31:18.440 think and grow rich you know it yeah yeah i didn't read it one i can't read that book is all based

01:31:23.160 off of andrew carnegie uh napoleon hill studying from andrew carnegie like they met and he wrote

01:31:30.140 this philosophy in a book right there's no documented meeting between those two and if

01:31:37.960 you look this up the guy who studied andrew carnegie said napoleon hill and andrew carnegie

01:31:42.900 never met wait what he never met so the whole thing was what's happening the whole book isn't

01:31:49.160 real what the fuck are you saying the whole book was based on about this meeting that he never had 0.70

01:31:54.800 so how can you how does that happen how can you lie about that it's it's the top 10 one of the 0.99

01:32:02.780 top 10 selling books in the world it's on my own list it's sitting out there to read it's a great

01:32:07.200 book the it never happened in there is incredible none of these interviews are proven it's almost

01:32:13.020 and i did my research i'm not just saying this off of one thing i read i emailed the guy

01:32:20.020 that and i'll show you guys this after i emailed the guy who studied andrew carnegie wrote his

01:32:26.360 biography wrote multiple books about andrew carnegie so he knows how this guy speaks andrew

01:32:31.880 carnegie was one of the richest men to ever walk the planet like law of attraction this guy knew

01:32:36.100 what was up built america napoleon hill didn't start talking about this meeting until like 10

01:32:41.620 years after his death and the guy who's his biography you know who wrote this biography

01:32:46.980 said i know for a fact they never met and this is not how andrew carnegie spoke when did you find

01:32:52.380 this information out like two nights ago dude i was going deep i was gonna say wait didn't you

01:32:56.580 didn't this was the book i came up to you told me then yeah didn't you told me that napoleon hill

01:33:02.120 had a meeting with andrew carnegie and he like died with all his secrets but napoleon was the

01:33:05.820 only one who like knew well it's one of the biggest book i mean it's not as huge it's one

01:33:09.760 of the biggest so is that is napoleon is napoleon hill then a genius in his own i mean if he can

01:33:15.820 we'll leave it up i don't think so i think it's i think there's i think you can't build something

01:33:21.980 like that why why is the book so great he's a great writer and i think he had some other people

01:33:27.340 that that he was getting his knowledge from should i read the book i didn't tell no no way

01:33:32.980 just study quantum physics instead we'll get right to the source my point my point is to build mike's

01:33:38.760 point is that i think the generations before us that's one of the most read books compared like

01:33:45.420 we're talking bible think and grow rich these types of things whoa but so are the generations

01:33:51.320 before us are studying from things they're living a certain way right now that's not real like it's

01:33:57.660 not real so i agree with you i think there is a way to tap into being real being authentic not

01:34:04.620 trying to be perfect like you said and just be in the moment like make your own story stop let's

01:34:10.520 stop looking back at these people it's time to the comparison i make that makes the most sense

01:34:16.420 for my story is when i look at a million little pieces did you guys hear the story of that with

01:34:20.340 oprah it was one of the best sellers on oprah's uh best sellers list of all time all about james

01:34:26.760 fry's struggle with addiction and he wrote this whole book about addiction alcoholism and all

01:34:31.980 these terrible things he went through went through none of it was true every single piece of it was

01:34:37.260 debunked he was not a it's crazy none of it ever and he this sold mill like millions it was one of

01:34:43.760 the biggest sellers of all time do you read books charlie oh yeah i've had to stop though why too

01:34:51.040 much books addicted to books no i was i was becoming i was becoming too much of what i was

01:34:58.100 consuming and now i have all these i've kind of like tapped into my own philosophies and i'm able

01:35:04.460 To boil things down

01:35:05.540 Because I'm not consuming

01:35:06.580 But there was a point in time

01:35:07.760 I read a lot

01:35:08.440 But I started asking myself

01:35:10.220 What makes sense

01:35:11.040 I love that

01:35:12.240 What makes sense

01:35:13.560 And you're right obviously

01:35:14.800 Right

01:35:15.220 My biggest problem with reading

01:35:17.860 And I've iterated it

01:35:19.440 To these guys before

01:35:20.300 I can't always wrap my head around

01:35:23.720 Adopting someone else's philosophy

01:35:26.160 Like no matter who they are

01:35:27.880 You know what I'm saying

01:35:28.560 Like I've always found

01:35:29.720 The best way for me to live

01:35:33.060 and I've gotten most of my wins from

01:35:35.380 is just experiencing things,

01:35:37.860 just pushing myself past.

01:35:39.140 At one point,

01:35:40.140 there was a time

01:35:41.180 where at war,

01:35:43.380 we would stand in a field

01:35:45.440 and I would look at you. 1.00

01:35:47.780 So stupid. 1.00

01:35:48.860 And you would look at me, 1.00

01:35:50.140 but that was the old war.

01:35:51.920 And if we were reading books

01:35:54.100 on how to fight war,

01:35:55.120 nobody would have ever hid behind a tree. 1.00

01:35:58.000 So dumb. 1.00

01:35:59.600 This is the beauty of being young and broke. 1.00

01:36:03.060 when you're young and broke it forces you to innovate hey hold on a second by the way also

01:36:09.000 if you're broke at all let's not even use you if you're 60 and broke you still got to innovate

01:36:14.540 absolutely young ain't got nothing to do with it's it's we say or we were talking to p about it the

01:36:19.320 other day we said inspiration and desperation are the two drivers in life so either you're

01:36:23.980 inspired by someone else which i am by you right now but i've also been in hella places in my life

01:36:29.260 where i was desperate as fuck yeah and that desperation drove even bigger increases like 0.90

01:36:34.540 that's the shit that pushed me through the moon like needing to do stuff change comes from 0.98

01:36:39.460 inspiration or desperation i think your story logan in particular like you found that on your own 0.99

01:36:46.140 like i think your story is is amazing because you come from ohio you come from the small town

01:36:51.620 small family and just out of nowhere like becomes number one celebrity in the world rocket ship and

01:36:57.940 i think you know to the people out there like myself i was i was going through college and i

01:37:03.200 was like lost i was like dude yeah my way is not working yeah and that's why i turned to books

01:37:08.480 because i was like i i just got real with myself i was sitting in my dorm room and i was like yo

01:37:13.020 my way is not working i'm gonna try someone else's i tried that other person's i i was like i'm gonna

01:37:20.140 stop thinking completely the way i've thought okay i'm gonna try this way and so i think the

01:37:25.580 same thing can be done with what you're doing charlie or what you're doing logan or mike or

01:37:30.160 me i think it's like if you are out there and you're listening or you're watching and you can

01:37:35.360 adopt somebody else's mindset you can leave yours behind it doesn't have to be a book it can be

01:37:39.320 whatever but it be real with yourself if your way isn't working try a different way yeah i i love

01:37:46.580 that it is also subjective and by the way i'm reading a book now it's called uh how to win

01:37:53.280 friends and influence people and and you said you said if it makes sense so that's what i'm doing

01:38:00.340 like the first chapter of the book quite frankly i disagree with the second chapter i'm only two

01:38:04.640 chapters in i apply every day and again the first one i i strongly disagree with it's actually i'll

01:38:10.760 say it's um the rule is he said don't criticize people don't criticize condemn or some other c

01:38:17.920 word i agree with the condemn i don't like the content but i'll i'll criticize people until

01:38:21.740 the cows come home like what's his reasoning is it a waste of your time no um what was it

01:38:26.420 he i think he said something people don't i think it was like people don't respond well

01:38:31.800 the criticism they just won't even hear you they'll put a ball up yeah yeah you're not gonna

01:38:35.720 get anywhere which like yo if someone criticizes me like i'm changing and i agree with it like i'm

01:38:40.920 i will change well it's constructive criticism i think that's where like he criticism versus

01:38:45.900 constructive criticism no he was i mean maybe i interpreted it wrong does anyone have a book club

01:38:51.280 i could join but it's it sounded like he would just be silent about it and instead just praise

01:38:58.160 because you know if like a child's misbehaving they say like praise the child for what he does

01:39:02.420 right or can convince him why he should not do that via positive reinforcement instead of like 0.95

01:39:09.080 scolding him and smacking him i got the shit kicked out of me when i was younger shout out 0.96

01:39:13.500 greg paul i'm being sarcastic he'll kill me child protective services but uh no no i'm not kidding 0.99

01:39:20.340 he beat the shit out of me 0.97

01:39:21.440 the belt came in 0.99

01:39:22.080 the belt

01:39:22.480 all the classic

01:39:23.420 happened with me too

01:39:24.040 yeah bro like

01:39:24.620 our generation

01:39:25.740 we'd always get 1.00

01:39:26.360 you probably got your ass 1.00

01:39:27.740 you got flogged 1.00

01:39:28.520 in school probably

01:39:29.700 my dad

01:39:29.900 well not in school

01:39:30.920 but my dad

01:39:31.800 he was forced to kneel

01:39:33.500 on peppercorns

01:39:34.760 and he used to get hit

01:39:35.500 with this thing called

01:39:36.100 what the hell's a peppercorn

01:39:37.020 it's a cat of nine tails 0.67

01:39:38.520 each generation

01:39:39.460 his dad had a belt

01:39:40.560 with nine belts on it

01:39:41.820 yeah 1.00

01:39:42.060 when he smacked the shit 0.99

01:39:43.200 out 0.99

01:39:43.360 pipes 0.99

01:39:44.060 my dad got fucked up 0.99

01:39:45.800 so by the time 0.99

01:39:46.900 this is in my book

01:39:47.620 so by the time it got

01:39:48.540 it's in your DNA

01:39:49.280 for the time

01:39:50.020 came for me to get hit his dad had hit him his dad had hit him and when and when they when my 0.98

01:39:55.280 dad was like yo it's time to fuck these kids up he did it bro and by the way my mom too my mom 0.97

01:40:01.060 went to hit me with this me too and i dodged and she she hit the counter with her hand like almost 0.99

01:40:05.800 broke her hand anyways the point is i'm gonna come back from this tangents personally i respond well

01:40:11.420 to criticism because like i gotta fix something i think the thing with you that's tough with with

01:40:16.520 stuff like this and i think dispenser's point is you are such a anomaly to like the general person

01:40:22.480 you're like you're like you're like you know i i you're like i came out of school i started youtube

01:40:27.860 and now i'm a billion you know what i'm saying what do you think no no no i'm just saying so

01:40:31.360 like but him too no i love criticism no no not on criticism i just mean i'm like adopting like

01:40:37.040 for the jet for the average person going through life picking picking up like a sponge little

01:40:43.000 things they can use here and there is is very helpful you know what i'm saying and for and for

01:40:47.180 spencer diving completely into mindsets that help motivate him to do better to do certain things in

01:40:53.240 his life has been helpful for him at the end of the day it's gonna be what works for you like what

01:40:57.620 works for you i'll show you bro i'm no anomaly on my instagram i've i made a whiteboard that like

01:41:03.940 in in my little instagram world went viral um and it's it's called how many times i fail

01:41:11.680 and remember how i started off this journey of like being a mess up what speed scroll yeah yeah

01:41:18.080 you'll see a whiteboard that just says nope not that one not that one i'm good at finding the

01:41:24.180 whiteboards though if you can tell there's two here right there right there how many times i've

01:41:28.200 here we go and it wasn't until so it it was it was literally just trying to figure out how to

01:41:36.020 be a little bit tougher. The only anomaly I've got is the same thing that like, like my dad always

01:41:43.540 was a little afraid I was going to be soft. Like I was overweight. He liked working on cars. I like

01:41:49.440 being on the computer. He always had this little fear that I was going to be soft. And there was

01:41:55.140 one day we're driving. I had just bought a T-Mobile sidekick. We're driving to Florida, father-son

01:42:01.400 vacation. Old 56 Dodge, my dad's car. We had to drive it at nighttime because if we drove it

01:42:07.560 during the daytime, it would overheat. He says, boom, let's look at the stars. Pulls over on the

01:42:13.100 side of a little two-lane highway in the middle of nowhere. Look up at the stars, get back in the

01:42:18.040 car. Car's stuck in the mud. I have to get out of the car, start pushing the car. Boom, get back in

01:42:23.560 the car. We're driving down the road. I fall asleep. Wake up. 30 minutes, 40 minutes later,

01:42:29.780 boom feel for my t-mobile sidekick i said pops i can't find it i can't i can't find my phone like

01:42:37.840 like i just saved up all my money for this like i'm a kid like this was my phone this was like

01:42:41.960 the first iphone like it was awesome i said pops i think i maybe dropped it when i was having to

01:42:48.000 push the car how far back do you think it was this is middle of the night pitch black country

01:42:53.380 Georgia

01:42:54.000 Southern Georgia

01:42:55.000 He said

01:42:57.320 It might have been

01:42:57.920 15 miles back

01:42:58.780 It might have been

01:42:59.200 40 miles back

01:43:00.260 He said

01:43:01.900 Let's go look for it

01:43:02.800 I said

01:43:03.180 That would be impossible

01:43:04.060 Like what if we're like

01:43:05.320 20 miles off

01:43:06.440 Like what if we're

01:43:07.080 5 miles off

01:43:07.860 Like it's like

01:43:09.040 Like needle in a haystack

01:43:10.680 Over the course of

01:43:12.100 Iron Man

01:43:14.080 Trying to find a look

01:43:15.500 He's looking for it

01:43:17.060 For 5 hours

01:43:17.960 I start like

01:43:19.620 Getting mad at him

01:43:20.280 Pops let's go to the beach

01:43:21.500 Like forget the phone

01:43:22.840 I'll buy another one

01:43:23.700 He gave up

01:43:25.660 I said

01:43:26.720 Told you

01:43:27.180 You couldn't find it

01:43:27.980 Let's go

01:43:28.680 I had to be right

01:43:30.280 We go to the beach

01:43:31.440 For five days

01:43:32.180 Get back in the car

01:43:33.340 To head back home

01:43:34.120 To Atlanta

01:43:34.680 He said

01:43:36.600 He says to me

01:43:37.600 He says

01:43:39.260 We're going home

01:43:40.060 I said

01:43:40.480 Whatever you do

01:43:42.240 Don't stop

01:43:42.960 And try to guess

01:43:43.940 Where this phone is

01:43:45.120 I'm not doing this

01:43:46.600 For another five hours

01:43:47.780 I'm asleep in the car

01:43:50.320 Wake up

01:43:51.020 We're on the side of the road

01:43:52.120 My dad is nowhere to be found

01:43:54.560 I turn on the car

01:43:56.560 Start driving up the highway

01:43:57.840 Look for him

01:43:58.460 I'm cussing him out

01:43:59.760 Pops, pops

01:44:00.860 Man, come on, man

01:44:01.700 Like, you're not going to find the phone

01:44:03.020 We might be 30 miles

01:44:04.360 50 miles away from it

01:44:05.540 Who knows?

01:44:06.060 You might walk right past

01:44:06.960 And don't even see it

01:44:07.900 Like it's in a black case

01:44:09.140 In the middle of the night

01:44:09.920 He said, never tell me

01:44:11.480 I can't do something

01:44:12.280 Never, ever tell me

01:44:14.740 I can't do something

01:44:15.560 I was like, forget this

01:44:17.040 Take the car back over

01:44:18.520 Just, I'm sitting on the hood

01:44:19.720 Four or five hours pass

01:44:21.400 old man is crazy I see the old man walking down the highway with the flashlight as he's getting 0.91

01:44:29.020 closer I see his hand in the air he walks up to me after me giving him hell of saying he's crazy 0.98

01:44:38.120 for thinking he could find this thing he says never ever tell me I can't do something and never

01:44:44.720 tell let anybody tell you you can't do something and then that's that moment in my life I was like

01:44:50.080 I got to prove to my dad I could be tough like how he's tough and that's why when I'm failing

01:44:55.400 every single time everything I'm doing I'm failing and I'm like record deals are being pulled out

01:45:01.040 like artists are firing me boom I'm like I have to learn how to be tough that's the only thing in

01:45:06.400 my life I've got to learn how to do I love failing I love it it's one of my favorite things because

01:45:12.300 it's the only way I get better and like I'm so numb to the minor fail failures now like gotta

01:45:17.720 be big. Your dad found the phone. You still

01:45:19.760 have the sidekick? I wish.

01:45:21.560 He found it though? Yeah, he found it.

01:45:24.240 You should have held on to that thing.

01:45:26.740 We were not allowed to say

01:45:27.900 can't in our house growing up.

01:45:29.920 That's amazing. My dad would not let us say

01:45:31.440 I can't. Makes sense why you're where

01:45:33.820 you're at. Then I got a little smarter and I said, dad,

01:45:35.720 I'm unable to do this. He said, that's can't.

01:45:38.000 You're saying can't. 1.00

01:45:39.460 And then he beat your ass. Then he whooped my ass 1.00

01:45:41.780 and threw me out a set of stairs. That was one time. 1.00

01:45:45.300 Hey, can we

01:45:45.820 go to the audio only? Absolutely.

01:45:47.720 Man, this has been a fucking pleasure. 0.99

01:45:51.100 A gift. 0.99

01:45:51.880 You've been a gift from God today, man.

01:45:53.460 I want to shake your hand.

01:45:54.600 Thank you.

01:45:54.900 Thanks for coming on Impalsy, man.

01:45:56.500 Crazy.

01:45:57.520 Thank y'all.

01:45:58.380 Thank you, brother.

01:45:59.280 It's the number one podcast in the world.

01:46:01.220 I couldn't make it up, okay?

01:46:03.000 It's a fact.

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01:46:06.200 where you're about to do an audio-only Q&A

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01:46:12.380 Hit us up there.

01:46:13.000 We're going to get juicy.

01:46:14.200 Where can they find you on social?

01:46:15.320 It's at Charlie, right?

01:46:16.100 At Charlie, yeah.

01:46:16.960 that's cool

01:46:17.920 alright we'll see you guys

01:46:19.000 next time

01:46:19.420 take it easy man

01:46:20.140 peace

01:46:20.660 here we are

01:46:22.020 audio only

01:46:22.760 yo can I just say something

01:46:24.420 you guys aren't

01:46:25.020 you guys are gonna be

01:46:25.580 mind blown

01:46:26.000 you two in particular

01:46:27.100 guess who set this up

01:46:29.300 guess who's responsible

01:46:30.540 for making this

01:46:31.180 Albert Einstein

01:46:31.740 the universe

01:46:32.900 close

01:46:33.480 vibrations

01:46:34.040 Anton was misky 0.99

01:46:35.160 shut the fuck up 0.97

01:46:37.200 audio guy Anton 0.99

01:46:38.380 Anton connected me

01:46:39.760 to Wes

01:46:40.640 you know Anton

01:46:41.540 not a vegan

01:46:43.220 not a vegan anymore

01:46:44.340 but still

01:46:46.020 but still

01:46:46.620 but still the homie wow hey shout out anton yeah anton made it happen it's funny speaking of

01:46:52.200 vibrations there was one time a couple podcasts in i said something about anton yeah and uh logan

01:46:57.820 said don't ever talk about anton it's not a part of the story anymore bro no one gets it and now

01:47:02.720 like the past three episodes we talked about anton and we're like i was talking about we almost wanted

01:47:06.900 i shouted out to like anton the sound guy like in like episode two and you're like bro like no

01:47:12.820 gets that joke why would you say that he's not a part of the show no i think you made an inside 0.98

01:47:18.300 joke that's what i'm getting at that's what i'm saying fuck you mike i'd rather talk to charlie 0.97

01:47:23.560 for the rest of my life hey by the way i'm gonna re-watch this whole episode sometimes it's hard 0.99

01:47:28.480 for me to digest real time so yeah i'm gonna re-watch all of it um you you uh we kind of

01:47:35.100 dropped the uh the brain tumor a little bit you never really said what happened i still have it

01:47:41.700 I've been able to reverse it

01:47:43.500 Completely

01:47:44.300 To where it's shrunk

01:47:46.200 When I started eating living foods

01:47:48.260 Like I started learning

01:47:50.160 Like it's become

01:47:51.120 Like extremely popular

01:47:52.620 Since Nipsey Hussle got killed

01:47:54.620 About Dr. Sebi

01:47:55.880 Yeah

01:47:56.340 Like being alkaline

01:47:57.820 Being in an alkaline state

01:47:59.060 It's an amazing thing

01:48:00.360 The body is incredible

01:48:02.080 You get a cut

01:48:03.200 On your arm

01:48:04.700 If we were to rub dirt on it

01:48:07.540 It won't heal

01:48:09.380 It won't heal

01:48:10.880 At all

01:48:11.640 But we rub like something clean on it

01:48:14.020 Like water and soap

01:48:15.160 Clean it

01:48:15.900 The body finds a way to heal itself

01:48:18.140 That's incredible

01:48:19.720 Like I wish my car

01:48:21.180 With the little fender bender

01:48:22.780 That the valet folks

01:48:24.900 I wish it could heal itself

01:48:26.120 If we saw the car heal itself

01:48:27.720 We would be like

01:48:28.300 Oh Lord Jesus

01:48:29.480 Like catch the Holy Ghost

01:48:30.740 Right

01:48:31.400 Like

01:48:31.860 But our bodies do that

01:48:33.540 And I had to look at myself like

01:48:35.640 Am I putting dirt on this

01:48:38.300 Because it's a pituitary tumor

01:48:39.840 I love how simple you make things

01:48:41.500 Everything

01:48:42.120 The only way I can understand anything

01:48:44.480 Is if it's simple

01:48:45.420 That's the only thing

01:48:46.520 Everybody's too complex

01:48:47.700 Trying to sound too smart

01:48:48.900 So what was the dirt

01:48:50.120 That you may or may not

01:48:51.160 Have been putting on it

01:48:52.120 Cheesecake

01:48:53.160 When I would binge eat

01:48:54.700 I would binge eat

01:48:55.720 In a crazy way

01:48:56.860 Like

01:48:57.500 15,000 calories

01:48:59.500 In a night

01:49:00.120 I remember

01:49:01.220 Have you ever heard of the artist

01:49:02.600 Young Dolph

01:49:03.280 Yes

01:49:04.180 Yeah

01:49:04.540 So it's an artist I signed

01:49:05.900 And I was courting him

01:49:06.880 He was in Memphis

01:49:07.680 I was in Atlanta

01:49:08.540 He was like

01:49:09.480 Just on the come up

01:49:10.360 And I wanted to be his manager. Like I had two chances. I was on top of the world, but he was like from the streets. He didn't really trust anybody. So I'm like driving to Memphis every week to like sit in the studio and sit in the hood with him, show him like, I'm not scared of this life. Like I'm passionate about you.

01:49:28.760 And I remember there was one time I went to Memphis

01:49:31.220 And I binge ate

01:49:33.180 And I had on this like button up shirt

01:49:35.120 And I was

01:49:37.440 I ate like 15,000 calories that night

01:49:39.700 I woke up the next morning

01:49:41.040 And my skin was bruised

01:49:43.380 My entire body was bruised

01:49:45.380 Everywhere I would touch my skin

01:49:47.240 Because my body expanded

01:49:48.680 So much overnight

01:49:50.920 That the shirt I was wearing the day before

01:49:53.220 Wouldn't even fit

01:49:55.020 I couldn't put it on

01:49:55.860 My heart would be throbbing

01:49:58.520 Like, I'm so surprised, like, I wasn't dead from how I eat because my psychology of it was, okay, this is my last time.

01:50:09.060 I'm going to start my diet tomorrow.

01:50:11.600 I've tripped down one step.

01:50:13.100 Let me just go ahead and push myself down all the rest.

01:50:15.680 This is my last binge.

01:50:17.640 So let me go all the way, make myself so sick that I'll never want to do it again.

01:50:23.660 Yeah.

01:50:24.160 And that's what would just, boom.

01:50:26.860 Did that work?

01:50:27.760 No.

01:50:28.520 It made me sicker because what would happen when I would wake up the next day sick, I wouldn't be able to eat for like, you know, a day and then I'd be starving and then it would start the whole pattern over again of binging because I was starving.

01:50:42.000 It was like swinging, like those insulin levels, spiking, then dipping, then spiking.

01:50:46.860 And it would just be those cravings and it was just a vicious cycle.

01:50:50.040 And that's how I became over 300 pounds.

01:50:51.800 And this is why the tumor, like the imbalance in the body, if we're eating all this food that's not even real, like we're talking about chemicals on top of chemicals going into the body in massive amounts.

01:51:03.280 Yeah, there's going to be an imbalance.

01:51:04.920 If you smoke cigarettes, you're going to get lung cancer.

01:51:09.720 I mean, it's the same thing with the food.

01:51:12.200 You feel, when you see people smoking cigarettes, like let's call them like acquaintances.

01:51:18.500 Do you let them know?

01:51:19.700 Man

01:51:20.980 Let me tell you something

01:51:22.260 Earlier when you were talking about criticism

01:51:25.940 You were like I like criticism

01:51:27.520 Yeah yeah yeah

01:51:28.280 I was like yeah bro

01:51:30.140 I remember

01:51:31.540 I was in Atlanta

01:51:33.360 I was binge eating

01:51:34.860 I'm at Wendy's

01:51:37.840 Wendy's was one of my favorite places

01:51:39.680 Shout out Wendy's 0.61

01:51:40.940 Junior bacon cheeseburgers

01:51:43.280 I would go from gas station to gas station

01:51:45.640 First

01:51:46.340 I would do the Mrs. Fields cookies at this gas station and the Krispy Kreme donuts that were at

01:51:53.320 this gas station. Then I would go to another gas station that had the right ice cream sandwiches I

01:51:57.580 liked. And then I would top it all off with like Frosty Baconator. Like just that would be what

01:52:03.700 made me super sick. So I'm sitting there and I would always like binge eat in darkness. Never

01:52:09.540 like it would be in my car. Like nobody, I would never be in a restaurant. I would never let anybody

01:52:14.020 see me i was in my car and my best friend she was living with me at the time she said uh where you

01:52:20.100 at i was like oh i'm at the studio she said oh when you're gonna be home i'll be home in a couple

01:52:24.460 hours i'm sitting in my car binge eating lying i'm at the studio i see a black dodge charger

01:52:31.040 pull into the parking lot she drives a black dodge charger uh no car pulls in i was like

01:52:37.400 this is atlanta there's plenty of black dodge chargers you know it could be anybody car pulls

01:52:42.340 up right beside mine. She rolls down the window, said, you're out of control. You've got to stop 0.98

01:52:50.400 this. And I'm just like stuffing my face, like looking at her, like I finally rolled down my

01:52:55.240 window. It's like, yeah, like, yeah, I got a problem. So she leaves. And then I go into the

01:53:00.760 mindset of, okay, this is my last time. This is it. It's over. Let me just get one more thing

01:53:07.800 and I'll be done I go into the drive-thru again the lady at the drive-thru big lady big black lady 0.93

01:53:16.100 I got to know her she was my friend I see her every day she looked at me and she said

01:53:22.120 you're gonna die if you keep coming here you've gotta stop and I hated it that somebody at the

01:53:30.460 works the drive-thru is telling me I'm out of control like like my knee-jerk reaction is you

01:53:35.380 don't know what i'm going to i've got this but to this day i appreciate that criticism more than

01:53:40.840 anything because nobody's honest when i was 300 pounds and out of control and looked like how i

01:53:45.560 look nobody was telling me everybody was trying to protect my feelings i love the people that

01:53:53.000 were tough on me because it was so rare there's a there's a self-help or motivational speaker who 0.88

01:53:59.060 says fuck your feelings and like i sort of agree with that but that's one situation where like 0.97

01:54:03.960 Sounds like a Gary Vee comment. 1.00

01:54:05.320 Yeah, it might have been Gary Vee. 1.00

01:54:07.160 Just because it has fucking feelings. 1.00

01:54:09.760 Everything he says is fucking. 1.00

01:54:10.800 I mean, sort of like, 1.00

01:54:12.000 sounds like you respond well to criticism

01:54:13.860 because I don't know if you got thick skin or not,

01:54:16.960 but man, like,

01:54:18.020 I don't want to beat around the bush.

01:54:20.920 I love being honest with people.

01:54:23.320 My delivery sometimes needs work.

01:54:27.060 Or does it?

01:54:28.480 I think I had a mentor tell me

01:54:30.980 that a true best friend

01:54:32.480 will tell their best friend what they need to hear whether or not that risks them never talking

01:54:38.120 to you again oh absolutely for sure i think that's a big thing like a lot of people think they have

01:54:43.120 best friends around them because they've built this image and this lifestyle of just agreeing

01:54:49.360 and yes man and feeling good when in reality there's things you want to say there's things

01:54:54.540 that are bugging you there's things that people around you are doing that they need criticism

01:54:58.940 they need something real people like wonder a lot of times like how like i could be as

01:55:04.560 straightforward as that because honestly like i'll i'll go up somebody who's worked on a project for

01:55:08.380 a year and they're like yo this is the song man this is the one that breaks or whatever i'm like 0.72

01:55:12.780 bro this is fucking terrible i've never seen anyone do it quite like i'm like yo i'm gonna 0.96

01:55:16.600 be straightforward this is fucking horrible bro i don't know how else to say it you need to figure 0.98

01:55:21.260 something else out and i don't mean i have philosophies on on that yeah you're in that 0.99

01:55:26.520 music and i bet specifically with music but i but i do it more with cigarettes though and shit like 0.51

01:55:30.620 that like to your point like yo if you're smoking a cigarette near me and you're like oh i only 0.68

01:55:34.120 smoke them once you know once every i'm like you're still gonna you understand you're still

01:55:37.020 gonna get cancer you're still gonna die said it about the obese girl when i talked about on

01:55:40.740 gillette ad like i don't beat around the bush i was fat once i was a drug addict once i don't know 0.88

01:55:46.680 when i stayed a drug addict when people were like just keep trying your best like if people struggle

01:55:52.260 sometimes. And like, hopefully it gets better. You know what I did? I kept doing drugs. It wasn't

01:55:57.220 until my mom said to me, you're not my son anymore. I don't want to, I don't want to know

01:56:03.620 you anymore. I'm sorry. That's to protect me and your sisters. I don't want to know you anymore.

01:56:07.940 And then my probation officer said, well, you get one, come back with one more dirty urine

01:56:15.060 and you will do your five-year suspended sentence. No rehab, no detox, nothing.

01:56:20.480 five years and you're going to jail for five years and i said wow like i have no more fucking 0.95

01:56:26.960 choices left i can't keep messing around so it wasn't until people started to criticize 0.84

01:56:30.980 and put barriers in front of me that i started to leap over them and then when i started to do that 0.96

01:56:37.180 like shit momentum started and shit just started to pick up but sometimes you need that rude 0.94

01:56:42.420 awakening a lot of times you need that rude awakening facts what were you gonna say about 0.99

01:56:47.580 Cigarettes or

01:56:49.520 Oh you said

01:56:50.660 Criticism with

01:56:52.620 With things that are

01:56:53.940 Like

01:56:54.340 Moral

01:56:55.140 Absolutely 0.95

01:56:55.940 Like

01:56:56.500 Or like somebody's life

01:56:57.820 But like

01:56:58.660 When it comes to creatives

01:56:59.980 Yeah

01:57:00.420 Like

01:57:00.840 You've got yes men

01:57:02.460 Who will like

01:57:04.360 Say

01:57:04.780 Oh that song's dope

01:57:06.020 Even if they don't agree with it

01:57:07.520 But I think

01:57:08.440 Like with creatives

01:57:09.740 Like

01:57:10.700 You can't tell a creative

01:57:12.300 That that's whack

01:57:13.500 I know

01:57:14.120 Like tell the creative

01:57:15.160 If he's like

01:57:16.080 Overdosing on like

01:57:17.160 heroin like that's stop yeah but like i have this philosophy of how new artists break

01:57:22.980 okay it's all it's called the little brother principle

01:57:27.320 you have an older brother who likes let's say future and two chains little brother at one

01:57:37.260 point in his life looked up to his older brother and likes everything his older brother likes

01:57:43.140 but then little brother gets to a certain age and wants his own identity and rebels and that's why 0.56

01:57:50.340 he likes little yachty and older brother's like this music's trash younger brother's like this

01:57:56.540 is great because it gives me an identity so being bad not being technically good by the old war

01:58:04.160 standards is okay so all creatives who are making bad music that's how you get in the game people

01:58:11.200 like Tekashi's terrible or this person's terrible or that person's terrible but they're thinking by

01:58:16.260 the old war standards they're not thinking about the little brother wants his own identity so he's

01:58:20.380 going to like the thing that is terrible and then it becomes good because that becomes Tekashi 6ix9ine

01:58:25.980 I want to counter and I haven't wanted to at all this whole episode but I want to counter you a

01:58:30.320 little bit on this one and to say this like I don't agree all the time or I'm sorry I don't

01:58:38.560 agree ever that getting a group of people to start to think something is good when it's bad

01:58:46.100 is a positive practice like yo like don't get me wrong no matter how many people think

01:58:52.020 takashi put out good music or no matter how many people think you know whatever other lean rappers

01:58:57.960 putting out good music they're not putting out good music i disagree you sound old but that's

01:59:04.260 fine but i'll sound old but i'll stick what about your parents though your or not even your parents

01:59:09.540 but parents above you they don't like the music you listen to but that was like but that was like

01:59:14.920 a genre thing like that was like no i'm not i'm not no but that was different that was different

01:59:20.820 that was a genre but i am that was a genre thing they were like we don't like this hip-hop music

01:59:25.920 listen then hip-hop there was a point in time where a rapper calling another rapper bae or

01:59:32.860 wearing a dress would be banned from hip-hop aka young thug young thug gets away with it every day

01:59:39.740 because the younger brother says that's okay and the older people do not matter it's the young

01:59:46.360 people you blew up because of young folks not old folks dj khaled blew up when he went on snapchat

01:59:51.880 when it was all young folks that's when he blew up it was young folks so run the game so when

01:59:58.840 rappers start rocking dresses and can get away with it is because the young people says that's 0.79

02:00:04.760 okay where the older brother's like no that's gay younger brother's like no this is cool 0.93

02:00:09.720 that's why young thug is young thug and now influences all the culture the way he does 0.95

02:00:14.440 young thug has children and grandchildren now like Lil Uzi Vert and then boom you've got all

02:00:19.200 these rappers that sound like young thug because he was so bad when he came out all the old heads

02:00:23.620 i can't understand anything but that's it's a product too of you know just the we're all going

02:00:30.100 to school we're all doing the same things like society's programming us the same cookie cutter

02:00:35.740 like cattle yeah so when generations are coming up you know older people are like why are they

02:00:42.300 doing these things it's like yo what you're saying they're rebelling they're trying to find their

02:00:45.940 identity it's just funny you say because you were like you were like at one point being bad wasn't 0.99

02:00:52.160 like now the worse you are at rapping the better like blue face you said that you can't do shit 0.99

02:00:59.500 he can't stick to a beat can't do nothing bust down Tatiana different story everybody wants to 0.99

02:01:03.880 fucking rock that song in the club but now it's like yo the worse you are at rapping the better 1.00

02:01:08.700 chance you got at making it like you just gotta suck so fucking bad hey look at music and you 1.00

02:01:15.020 have a chance to be the biggest in the world and then you guys and then you have you or other people 0.99

02:01:19.160 are like yo but that's a new way of things the better the worse you are it's not new it's always 0.99

02:01:24.300 well here's what i'm gonna do now because i want to make it i'm gonna start to fucking suck no but 0.99

02:01:29.440 you're horrible the reason why young people well so why don't i start rapping because i can't spit 0.99

02:01:35.200 bars i'm about to hop in the booth right now blue face bleed the shit out of everybody bro 0.99

02:01:38.840 absolutely should i do it so that that goes back to my original statement is when there's a creative 0.72

02:01:44.480 don't say to somebody who's a creative

02:01:46.920 that's bad because the person

02:01:48.880 like I remember when 21 Savage manager

02:01:51.100 came to me and was like I want you

02:01:53.080 to hear this artist like he was a good friend

02:01:54.920 of mine his name is Measy and I was like

02:01:56.820 I'm like this industry expert I'm like

02:01:58.640 I don't like it I don't think it's that good

02:02:01.040 but that's the whole reason why

02:02:02.820 21 Savage made it 0.94

02:02:04.120 damn it I can't get on board 0.98

02:02:06.580 it's so hard 0.99

02:02:08.020 it's subjective 0.97

02:02:09.720 it's like yo this is so fucking bad 0.92

02:02:12.840 horrible but again you have to acknowledge that's subjective yeah no no no you're punk music like 0.95

02:02:19.420 you're that stuff to me that's poor no no no i'm not saying that well that's not what i'm saying

02:02:24.520 but i'm saying like we're like to a point where we're all in agreeance here this is horrible no

02:02:30.320 like i think it's amazing me too bro i like but you just said when you heard 21 for the first

02:02:34.700 time you were like this i was wrong i was wrong like because i didn't understand the theory and

02:02:40.460 I didn't understand the little brother theory.

02:02:43.760 When you understand that the little brother wants his own identity,

02:02:48.480 it births to you.

02:02:50.720 Not the people before you.

02:02:52.320 They were totally different than you.

02:02:53.900 You were the little brother.

02:02:55.600 So with the people who stay in the game,

02:02:58.820 Jay-Z said one time, he said, I know.

02:03:01.040 By the way, it's still in the game, still makes music.

02:03:03.100 One of the biggest in the world. 0.99

02:03:04.100 And he went and signed the gay pink polo backpack rapper who everybody thought was whack because that's gay. 0.97

02:03:10.460 He signs who's going to replace him. 0.98

02:03:14.180 Dr. Dre, 50 Cent, Eminem, Kendrick Lamar.

02:03:18.500 You got to sign who the little brother is going to-

02:03:21.100 They're all in a certain realm of reality.

02:03:25.000 Uzi did it for six months.

02:03:27.700 He's out.

02:03:28.200 He's out of the game.

02:03:29.260 No, no, no.

02:03:29.840 Let me keep going with this.

02:03:31.920 Uzi did it for a few months.

02:03:33.080 He's out.

02:03:33.600 He's not out.

02:03:34.380 He's got top five songs in the country right now.

02:03:36.580 But I'm saying, is he back or is he retired?

02:03:39.280 Top five songs in the country.

02:03:40.200 He's back

02:03:40.620 He's got one song

02:03:41.820 In the top five

02:03:42.380 So he's been doing it

02:03:43.280 For a year

02:03:44.000 He was in a

02:03:44.620 He was in a record

02:03:45.340 Takashi came

02:03:46.180 And he was out

02:03:46.660 For a different reason

02:03:47.360 Obviously it's a different

02:03:48.120 Story right

02:03:48.620 But like

02:03:49.040 Who are we to sit here

02:03:50.820 And talk about longevity

02:03:52.280 I'll tell you who

02:03:53.240 They said Future was

02:03:54.660 When he first

02:03:55.360 I'm saying

02:03:55.800 But I'm saying

02:03:56.540 Like Future

02:03:57.140 Future has more

02:03:59.020 Like

02:04:00.180 Number one

02:04:01.520 Rap albums

02:04:02.400 In like a two year span

02:04:03.820 Than like

02:04:04.220 Anybody in music

02:04:05.260 I think

02:04:05.720 Take like Lil Xan

02:04:08.120 For example

02:04:08.660 Or any of these

02:04:09.860 rappers i think what you're getting at is there's there's inherent things that they're promoting

02:04:15.280 and i i've stood behind some of this at times is that some of these messages that are being

02:04:19.960 communicated not good but it all serves a purpose like it's a purpose beyond us so for us to critique

02:04:26.520 it and judge it it's hard maybe i just like think about this think about this like lil zan for

02:04:31.040 example he's his name is based off of an epidemic that's taking place in the country so he's a voice 0.98

02:04:37.000 for an epidemic i can't relate that to continue to promote it yeah okay so what the fuck no but 0.96

02:04:43.040 that's your perspective again wait hold on a second i say if i call myself you don't have 0.99

02:04:47.060 to get so defensive by the way we're having a conversation we're not gonna fight here just

02:04:50.140 relax or do if if i promote if i call myself big coke boy and then you're like but he's a part of a

02:04:57.720 a movement in this country drugs are killing the country and i'm out and my rap is like 0.99

02:05:02.320 do more drugs it's not my perspective right but i'm telling people to do more fucking drugs 0.93

02:05:07.920 listen all i'm saying cut me off so i was what i was saying is is that it serves a purpose to 0.98

02:05:13.920 those people who can identify it but if they push that limit and they go to jail for killing their

02:05:18.700 best friends and then they're not able to make music it also serves a purpose if that person

02:05:23.120 dies from doing too many drugs it also serves a purpose because maybe there's a certain audience

02:05:29.180 Of kids that were following this

02:05:30.500 And they're like 0.99

02:05:31.080 Damn I gotta stop 0.99

02:05:32.120 I'll tell you what's gonna happen 0.99

02:05:33.580 Little brother right now

02:05:36.740 Are the pill popping

02:05:39.160 Drug addict type fans

02:05:40.880 Guess what their little brothers

02:05:42.960 Are gonna be like

02:05:43.540 The opposite

02:05:44.020 They're gonna be like

02:05:44.700 We want drug dealers

02:05:45.380 We don't want 0.97

02:05:46.780 Drug addict rappers 0.99

02:05:48.220 We want drug dealer rappers 0.97

02:05:49.400 And there will be

02:05:50.120 A new young Jeezy birth 0.96

02:05:51.440 It will be the opposite

02:05:53.480 Fashion

02:05:54.220 It goes from

02:05:55.240 Tight jeans

02:05:56.120 To baggy jeans

02:05:57.220 With holes in them

02:05:58.280 Like Kanye West

02:05:58.860 to tight jeans it goes phones at one time where how small can they get to now how big can they get

02:06:05.200 then it'll go to how small everything goes in the opposites rappers go from drug addict rappers to

02:06:11.440 drug dealing rappers to drug addict rappers like it's always this opposite because the little

02:06:16.420 brother wants a different identity so little xan all of a sudden will not be very cool once the

02:06:21.560 little brother takes over and turns about 14 and starts like getting instagram and like no we now

02:06:26.880 decide who's cool and then like oh yeah man we don't like those drug addict rappers anymore i

02:06:32.340 guess i look at it and i look for like the legacy guys that jumped the generation like like j j 0.98

02:06:38.300 kind of did you know what i'm saying like people still know him they still fuck with him if he's

02:06:42.620 if he has a show it's selling out who are the legacy rappers so yeah lil zan's here today i 0.58

02:06:47.780 think that's a big thing is because he diversified too but he never but he never like he's a he's a

02:06:52.640 mogul from a business standpoint but i'm saying just music only remove everything else like just

02:06:56.780 music only yeah and i and i think his music probably isn't i don't know the stats but it's

02:07:02.480 probably not as it's no his songs aren't charting as high of course so i think i think a legacy is

02:07:08.260 somebody who diversifies who gets out of a different so picture this cardi b titan mogul

02:07:15.460 Unstoppable mogul

02:07:17.480 Has been birthed

02:07:19.580 Nicki Minaj's 0.99

02:07:21.600 Little sister wanted somebody to like

02:07:23.900 It's always this way 1.00

02:07:27.380 People say how could a stripper

02:07:29.280 Reality TV star be a good rapper 1.00

02:07:31.200 She's a great rapper 0.96

02:07:32.480 She's great but they said 1.00

02:07:35.660 Boom oh that can't make it

02:07:37.220 That's terrible 0.88

02:07:37.980 Bodak Yellow oh that's terrible

02:07:40.380 Song doesn't even have a hook

02:07:42.380 And she's a mogul 1.00

02:07:44.220 She won how many Grammys?

02:07:45.860 What about this?

02:07:46.980 What about this?

02:07:47.580 And then I'm done on the topic.

02:07:49.160 What about the thought that sales and like awards do not equal? 0.97

02:07:58.400 Like at the end of the day, like say you say, oh, that shit's a top five song. 0.96

02:08:03.920 I don't know. 0.98

02:08:04.860 I guess I struggle with like.

02:08:06.680 Let me tell you this. 0.99

02:08:07.260 I'm going to drop a stat on you that's going to blow your freaking head off. 0.99

02:08:11.180 Yeah. 0.97

02:08:11.440 If we were to take it back 30 years ago and ask any of our parents, brothers, uncles, could hip-hop beat rock music, pop music, and country music as a grossing genre?

02:08:26.760 Like, not a chance. It's too limited.

02:08:29.880 The biggest genre that ever existed in music was pop music.

02:08:35.260 49% market share.

02:08:37.460 hip-hop 2019 70% market share the thing everybody said was terrible everybody said it was terrible

02:08:50.640 it was trash isn't just beating pop country and and and rock it's beating them all of them added

02:08:58.820 up together can't add up to what hip-hop is the thing that is the most least expected successful 0.87

02:09:04.060 thing in the world can be the biggest thing and not by a small margin by the biggest distance

02:09:09.260 that's ever existed in the history of music and nobody said it was good 30 years ago

02:09:16.460 sleep on that one charlie bro thank you again it's my pleasure for real dropping knowledge

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