SNEAKO - January 11, 2025


NYC Responds to Lil Tjay and Fivio Foreign.

Hosted by
Nicolas Kenn De Balinthazy
Mentioned
Pink Dress Givens Nigga Vibin
NO MORE PARTIES IN LA. YOUR BIGGEST FEAR SHOULD BE A LIFE OF REGRET.

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Length

14 minutes

Words per minute

190.55

Word count

2,725

Sentence count

371

Harmful content

Misogyny

9

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Toxicity

43

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Hate speech

12

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In this episode, the guys talk about Fabo and Fabo's trip to a bodega, Lil Tj getting caught smoking on a plane, and more. Also, the boys talk about what it's like to be in a relationship with a rapper.

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00:00:00 wait real quick one sec one sec who's in the right fabio foreign and lil tj or black boy max
00:00:05 how you come on the street uninvited and breaking rules yo tj tj yo this is a bnb you can't smoke
00:00:09 here this don't know i'm gonna smoke in that house i'm smoking in that house all right would
00:00:14 you smoke on a plane if i wouldn't get arrested for it hell yeah what's one thing you say to
00:00:18 little tj i'll tell him he's wrong he's in the room he's in the room all right go say that because 0.99
00:00:23 he got pew pew you know what i'm saying if i was tj i would slap dog that's what he said 0.58
00:00:27 max has some niceties like yo can you please ask over the crib and as a grown-ass man if i'm not 0.99
00:00:31 listening to you put hands on me nigga what the hell you're throwing hands over weed everybody's 1.00
00:00:35 there to work and now we're fighting and now someone's going to go to jail and now we're going 1.00
00:00:38 to get more famous because we just beat the shit like we're famous bro uh what are you doing i'm a 0.99
00:00:49 oh okay okay usually musician that sounds like it me man 0.98
00:00:57 that brother's starving all right good morning it's friday juman barak thanks man i feel like
00:01:08 malcolm x in 1960 like marching down to go and save a brother from the hospital police
00:01:13 who are at the nation of islam 0.98
00:01:30 talking about story emails you heard that they're doing these like 20 trump you hear that hey donny t
00:01:33 they're talking about 2015 news stories that brother's starving brother's starving
00:01:39 new york city clearly has a rap problem khan what's the juwak walk that's the juwak
00:02:09 the juwak walk that's the juwak walk that's the juwak walk that's the juwak walk that's the juwak walk
00:02:15 all these h1b visas too many indians coming in don't you love that when your train's here before you get 1.00
00:02:20 here have a seat 0.99
00:02:21 He almost sat right in that piss, man. 0.78
00:02:32 I don't think that's a piss, though. 0.96
00:02:34 You might be chilling.
00:02:35 All right, what'd you think about the TJ Fabio foreign situation
00:02:38 when they were smoking in the crib? 1.00
00:02:41 You see, you a dickhead. 1.00
00:02:42 You want to smoke in the B&B? 1.00
00:02:43 Yes.
00:02:44 Oh, bro.
00:02:45 He said it was going to take off the smoke a lot.
00:02:48 That's his crib.
00:02:49 That's where he was at, bro. 1.00
00:02:50 Nigga, I don't give a fuck. 1.00
00:02:51 Don't invite me if I can't smoke in there, gang. 1.00
00:02:53 So nigga, they came in the house, gang. 1.00
00:02:55 If you're in my crib, you're not being in my crib. 0.99
00:02:57 Unless I tell you this one. 0.59
00:02:59 I'm going to smoke in that house, gang.
00:03:00 That's what happened, man.
00:03:01 I'm smoking in that house, gang.
00:03:03 Who's telling me?
00:03:04 That's bad publicity. 1.00
00:03:05 Like, shut the fuck up, nigga. 1.00
00:03:07 Don't tell me what to do, gang. 1.00
00:03:08 I would have said exactly that, gang. 0.99
00:03:09 If the shit's beeping during the stream, the stream's over. 0.99
00:03:11 Now nobody's making a track. 0.99
00:03:13 Everybody that showed up, the whole flight, it's all a waste.
00:03:15 Yeah, it's just a waste of time.
00:03:17 So that one dude could get high.
00:03:18 Mom, we're flying to Orlando.
00:03:20 Oh, you're flying right now?
00:03:21 Yeah, I'm trying to get to the airport.
00:03:23 Where's your suitcase?
00:03:24 He has it.
00:03:24 Do you believe in marriage?
00:03:26 Yes.
00:03:28 When do you plan on getting married?
00:03:30 You should ask him that question.
00:03:32 Oh, that's up to him.
00:03:33 Have you brought it up?
00:03:34 You've already had this conversation?
00:03:37 Yeah, yeah.
00:03:38 I mean, we haven't been going out that long.
00:03:40 So like, it's a time thing, right?
00:03:42 You've been out long enough to start traveling all over,
00:03:44 leaving Australia to go to New York and Orlando.
00:03:47 This is true.
00:03:48 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:03:49 So, just like wait a bit longer.
00:03:52 It's fine.
00:03:52 Have some more money.
00:03:53 Weddings are expensive.
00:03:55 Okay, how much do you want your boyfriend to spend on his wedding?
00:03:57 This girl over here, guess how much she said her wedding should cost. 1.00
00:04:00 Oh, shit. 0.99
00:04:01 I don't know, actually. 1.00
00:04:02 She said $100,000. 0.99
00:04:03 Holy shit. 1.00
00:04:04 What's the minimum your husband should spend on your wedding? 1.00
00:04:08 Minimum?
00:04:08 Yeah.
00:04:09 Probably like $100,000.
00:04:11 $100,000 on the wedding.
00:04:12 Minimum, yeah.
00:04:13 Minimum $100,000.
00:04:14 Yeah, I feel like that's a nice...
00:04:16 What are your goals for 2025?
00:04:19 Goals for 2025?
00:04:20 Chill vibe. 0.73
00:04:22 Get money.
00:04:24 You know, vibes.
00:04:25 You know, honestly.
00:04:26 I don't know.
00:04:26 I want to try and find a job.
00:04:28 Like, for real.
00:04:28 I'm trying to be a makeup artist. 0.99
00:04:30 Like, I really got the shits. 0.99
00:04:31 Like, for real. 0.99
00:04:32 But it's not even to please anybody else.
00:04:34 It's to please me.
00:04:35 That's for me.
00:04:35 Because I feel nice with it on it.
00:04:37 Also, I just see it as a way.
00:04:38 So if you stayed home all day, would you still wear this much makeup?
00:04:41 Would I wear this much makeup?
00:04:42 Probably not.
00:04:43 But, like...
00:04:45 That's just what I feel like doing.
00:04:46 And that's what I want to do.
00:04:47 Do you believe in marriage?
00:04:48 Well, my husband and I didn't get married for a long time.
00:04:58 And only got married because of health insurance reasons.
00:05:02 So neither of us are religious.
00:05:05 We don't believe you have to be married to make a commitment to someone.
00:05:08 We'd already bought a house together.
00:05:09 I felt like that was a commitment enough.
00:05:11 That is.
00:05:12 And had a child together.
00:05:14 I think that's the least romantic way I've ever heard marriage talked about.
00:05:18 We did it for health insurance.
00:05:20 Yeah, I know.
00:05:20 But our relationship had romance all the way through it.
00:05:25 So we didn't need the kind of ceremony of marriage to make that real for us.
00:05:31 It was already real.
00:05:32 Do you believe in marriage?
00:05:33 I am married.
00:05:35 How long have you been married?
00:05:36 15 years.
00:05:38 What's the secret to a good, long marriage?
00:05:41 Happy wife, happy life.
00:05:45 What does that mean?
00:05:46 Happy wife, happy life.
00:05:47 What it means is, take care of the other person in your relationship.
00:05:53 So shouldn't it be happy husband, happy life?
00:05:56 I mean, sure.
00:05:57 But, you know, from my perspective, I'm married to a woman.
00:05:59 Does she believe in happy husband, happy life? 0.98
00:06:03 You know, I actually am not sure I've asked her that.
00:06:06 I don't want to put words in anyone else's mouth.
00:06:08 You know how it is.
00:06:08 Do you think that she believes that?
00:06:10 Uh, I don't know.
00:06:13 Wow.
00:06:14 15 years, you don't know that.
00:06:16 You know, honestly, there's no secret, right?
00:06:18 The secret is you find the right person.
00:06:19 You, uh, make the compromises.
00:06:22 You, uh, you know, build a life together.
00:06:26 Um, you share the burdens.
00:06:28 You share the joys.
00:06:29 If your ex was watching this, what's one thing you would say to him?
00:06:33 You chillin'.
00:06:34 Like, no beef.
00:06:36 You vibin'.
00:06:37 Vibin'.
00:06:38 But don't hit me up.
00:06:40 Please don't hit me up.
00:06:41 Please do not hit me up.
00:06:42 I'm sorry.
00:06:43 I'm sorry.
00:06:43 Just block him.
00:06:44 But, like, I need to keep tabs on you.
00:06:45 You know what I'm saying?
00:06:46 So you haven't fully let go.
00:06:48 No, it's not that I...
00:06:49 I don't care what...
00:06:50 Like, well...
00:06:50 Well, actually, now...
00:06:52 It's not that I didn't...
00:06:53 That I haven't let go.
00:06:54 It's just, like...
00:06:55 I just need to keep tabs on you.
00:06:56 I just need to see what you're doing.
00:06:58 Why?
00:06:59 Because why not?
00:07:00 Because you moved on.
00:07:01 Because you're on to bigger and better things.
00:07:02 Because you're vibin' and chillin'.
00:07:04 All right.
00:07:04 Just because I'm vibin' and chillin'
00:07:05 don't mean I can't look at your stuff.
00:07:08 Just because you can
00:07:09 doesn't mean you should do something.
00:07:12 All right.
00:07:12 And that's that.
00:07:13 But that's...
00:07:13 You know what?
00:07:14 That's just how the cookie crumbles.
00:07:15 You know, we vibin', we chillin'.
00:07:16 What made you want to get married?
00:07:19 Um, I think...
00:07:20 Probably tradition more than religion.
00:07:22 Yeah, yeah.
00:07:23 So I think it's a traditional thing to do.
00:07:25 I believe that's the way that families...
00:07:28 Like, the family unit should be together.
00:07:30 Well, doesn't that Scottish tradition come from religion?
00:07:32 Doesn't it come from Christianity?
00:07:33 Yes, it does.
00:07:34 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:07:35 There's not one particular religion
00:07:37 or one part of Christianity
00:07:38 that I can put my finger on,
00:07:40 whether it's Catholic, Protestant, or whatever.
00:07:42 Who do you think controls Scotland, for example?
00:07:45 I'm asking people who controls America, 0.81
00:07:47 but you're from...
00:07:48 You're Scottish.
00:07:48 Who's in control of Scotland?
00:07:50 I used to be in the military,
00:07:51 and so I fought with some of the U.S. soldiers in Iraq,
00:07:54 and they just believed what they were told
00:07:57 was correct all the time.
00:07:59 They didn't question the status quo.
00:08:01 So why did you go to Iraq?
00:08:02 Because American soldiers went to Iraq 0.52
00:08:04 because we wanted to defend our country after 9-11.
00:08:07 Yes.
00:08:07 Which we figured out a lot of that was a lie.
00:08:09 Yes.
00:08:09 Right, the weapons of mass destruction.
00:08:11 So what was your reason to go?
00:08:12 Well, I found out it was a lie when I was there.
00:08:15 Yeah, I went there because I come from a family of military,
00:08:22 and when I was 18 years old, I just did what Dad did,
00:08:26 and yeah, I joined, and a year later, 9-11 happened,
00:08:30 and yeah, I was there months after.
00:08:32 So, again, naive, but as you grow up,
00:08:36 you kind of learn things,
00:08:37 and when I was there,
00:08:39 I knew that we weren't there for the right reasons.
00:08:41 I felt like I was a pawn more than a soldier.
00:08:44 Were you okay being a pawn,
00:08:45 giving your life away for a fraudulent cause?
00:08:48 That's why I left.
00:08:49 Yeah.
00:08:51 Would you want your son to go in the Army?
00:08:52 No, no, I've told all of my family.
00:08:55 It's not going to happen.
00:08:57 There's so much more to life than that, yeah.
00:08:59 So you're following some traditions like marriage,
00:09:01 but other ones you're breaking?
00:09:03 Correct, yeah, yeah, yeah, because I'm open-minded.
00:09:05 There's so much more to life.
00:09:07 Okay, this is your boyfriend?
00:09:09 Yeah.
00:09:09 Do you believe in marriage?
00:09:10 Sure.
00:09:11 Yeah, absolutely.
00:09:12 When do you want to get married?
00:09:14 At this point, as soon as possible.
00:09:17 He's not paying attention.
00:09:19 That's okay, that's good.
00:09:19 What do you think is holding it back?
00:09:22 That's a little bit of a complicated question for us right now,
00:09:26 but we've talked about it,
00:09:28 and I think it's going to happen pretty soon.
00:09:30 You think he's waiting for the right moment to propose?
00:09:32 Probably, I think so.
00:09:34 Is it romantic?
00:09:35 I think so, I hope so.
00:09:37 How much should he ideally spend on your wedding?
00:09:41 On our wedding?
00:09:42 I don't really believe in spending a lot of money on weddings,
00:09:44 so I'm a photographer.
00:09:46 I'm actually just coming back from a shoot right now.
00:09:48 I don't shoot weddings anymore.
00:09:49 I do corporate work.
00:09:50 I feel like all the people that I shot weddings for
00:09:52 that had multi-tens of thousands of weddings,
00:09:56 it didn't work out in the way that they wanted them to.
00:09:58 What was the most expensive wedding that you shot?
00:10:02 I feel like probably 40 or 50K.
00:10:05 Not a crazy expensive wedding.
00:10:06 That's a year's salary.
00:10:07 That's the average year's salary.
00:10:08 That's pretty expensive.
00:10:10 Okay, I have no idea.
00:10:11 I feel like a typical wedding normally costs like 20 to 30K, I guess.
00:10:16 You could totally just get like a load and then just have like a big party.
00:10:20 As soon as you say wedding, it's more expensive.
00:10:22 It is.
00:10:23 Just have a big party.
00:10:24 Oh.
00:10:24 Yeah.
00:10:25 So you could be relaxed.
00:10:26 You could have a cheap wedding. 0.76
00:10:27 We could have a cheap wedding.
00:10:28 Yeah.
00:10:28 Okay.
00:10:29 Yeah.
00:10:29 You could be good.
00:10:30 You should tell him that.
00:10:31 Maybe he'll wife you up sooner. 0.88
00:10:33 Maybe.
00:10:34 If he ever gets here, we can tell him that.
00:10:35 You're an optimistic girl.
00:10:36 Yeah.
00:10:37 Can you give me a nar?
00:10:39 No.
00:10:40 No, that was fake.
00:10:42 You didn't even...
00:10:42 Okay, sorry, sorry.
00:10:43 Okay, just to make me say no.
00:10:44 Oh, no.
00:10:45 Okay, yes or...
00:10:47 No.
00:10:48 No.
00:10:50 No.
00:10:51 No.
00:10:51 Nar.
00:10:51 No.
00:10:52 Nar.
00:10:52 No, I'm not going to do it.
00:10:54 No.
00:10:54 No.
00:10:55 I have better than you.
00:10:55 Let's try ya.
00:10:56 No.
00:10:58 All right, that was definitely a minute or so.
00:10:59 Where's the suitcase?
00:11:00 Thank you.
00:11:00 I don't see it anywhere.
00:11:01 I don't know.
00:11:01 I think he's lost.
00:11:02 You don't what?
00:11:03 You don't...
00:11:03 I don't know.
00:11:04 Oh, there you go.
00:11:06 What do you do?
00:11:07 I make games.
00:11:09 You're a game developer for who?
00:11:10 For myself.
00:11:11 And then you publish them on Steam?
00:11:13 Yep.
00:11:14 Well, so the one you might know is Semantle, which is like Wordle, but based on the semantics
00:11:17 of words.
00:11:18 I sold that.
00:11:18 My favorite is something called Surf Words, which you've got some letters coming down.
00:11:22 You can choose the left one or the right one, and you're trying to make words.
00:11:25 Right now, I'm making a graphical puzzle adventure game, which I'm doing by building
00:11:29 little dioramas and photographing the insides of them.
00:11:31 It'll be called High Mountain Abbey.
00:11:32 What's the secret to being a good game developer?
00:11:34 Or doing things other people don't do?
00:11:37 I have no idea.
00:11:38 I happened to get really lucky with Semantle, and so I thought maybe I'll make some more.
00:11:42 Can I ask you how much that sold for?
00:11:44 No.
00:11:45 That means a lot.
00:11:46 That means you sold...
00:11:47 I'm going to guess you sold that for at least from between 500k to 5 mil.
00:11:51 So I'm not going to give you an actual answer, but let's say it was, you know, enough that
00:11:57 I thought I could make a living doing it.
00:11:58 Maybe some good advice would be do what you love.
00:12:01 No, I don't like to give people that advice, because I think a lot of people would like
00:12:05 to sit down there all day and watch TV.
00:12:08 They love TV.
00:12:09 They love reading books.
00:12:11 You know, if you do what you love, well, maybe you'll make a living at that.
00:12:14 Maybe you won't, but you've got to make a living in the world.
00:12:16 Do you think they really love doing that, or do they love the ideas that are being portrayed
00:12:20 in the movies or books?
00:12:21 I love reading a book.
00:12:23 Don't books give you the inspiration to do what you love?
00:12:26 You know, you love reading books because it gives you ideas that you can take for yourself.
00:12:30 I mean, that's one thing I love, but honestly, I just love being carried away in a story.
00:12:35 So what advice would you give someone?
00:12:36 Because that's a fair argument.
00:12:41 Do something you can make a living at and that you consider valuable.
00:12:46 Oh, I said streaming is way better than rapping now.
00:12:49 Streaming surpassed rapping.
00:12:52 I ain't going way past rapping.
00:12:53 Way past rapping. 1.00
00:12:55 These niggas suck. 1.00
00:12:56 Yeah, Max is terrible. 1.00
00:12:57 Max is good.
00:12:59 DGX.
00:13:01 Pink Dress is a good song.
00:13:02 You can't lie.
00:13:03 Sturdy, Sturdy.
00:13:04 Pink Dress.
00:13:04 Pink Dress is a good song.
00:13:05 Pink Dress is growing on.
00:13:07 I can name five DG's.
00:13:08 I can name five DG's.
00:13:10 Pink Dress.
00:13:11 Moonwalking the Calabasas.
00:13:13 No Aqua.
00:13:14 Moonwalking the Calabasas.
00:13:20 No, boom, boom, boom.
00:13:21 The remix don't count.
00:13:23 The remix don't count.
00:13:25 Givens.
00:13:26 Oh, yeah, Javonchi. 1.00
00:13:29 Javonchi was like my shit in the sixth grade. 0.99
00:13:31 We're the pro, but not actually terrible. 0.99
00:13:33 Nice to meet you.
00:13:33 You're going to meet some safety.
00:13:34 Nice to meet you.
00:13:36 Oh, this is true.
00:13:37 So I didn't want to say this because it was going to be bad optics, but here's the clip.
00:13:43 Somebody threw, tried to throw water all over me. 1.00
00:13:46 Usually a musician that sounds like it, fuck me, man. 1.00
00:13:49 And we had to go up to 7-Eleven and get napkins and wipe it down. 0.99
00:13:52 A little bit annoying, but they missed all of it.
00:13:54 Like my code, everything is fine.
00:13:56 It just messes up the setup for a bit.
00:13:57 And it was when the first white woman of all day sat down.
00:14:00 So now I need to go recruit more white women to make up for that. 1.00
00:14:03 Because how are you going to ask about marriage after you've got water all over the seat? 0.96
00:14:07 Poor lady. 1.00
00:14:07 And whoever did that, you missed.
00:14:09 Thanks for watching.
00:14:10 I post every single day on X.
00:14:12 So turn on post notifications.
00:14:13 I don't tweet.
00:14:14 I don't do anything else.
00:14:15 You're going to see a video every single night around 10 p.m.