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Has she ever said any thing about that?
Ironman
#Knickstape
Benny is a lot more open than WS and Con I'll say thatI found what Reason said about Griselda snubbing him for the freestyle interesting.
I get the impression Benny is down to mix with others, but the rest aren't really that keen,
I remember someone asking 38 Spesh why he isn't Griselda, and he said he only really knows Benny.
Makes me think the rest of them don't rock with him like that, Not that it's tension or anything but they just tend to stay on their own paths.
But I really don't know I don't follow the rest of them that closely.Just speculating...
I don't think there's issues like that but Wes and Con do seem..more shut off especially when they feel someone is slighting them.
bordeaux
xxx
jid and boogie both better than reason. its interesting he named them both b/c all 3 r some my most listened to this year.
gldnone913
Integrity and Consistency
Might’ve infected the whole crew. This is gonna be a hell of a 30 for 30 one day. Fumbled the ultimate bag.
REdefinition
Superstar
Joe started off the pod saying, “I’m sick today” and nobody batted an eye, so I assumed that everybody was tested, but looks like they weren’tparks entire house may have covid
Yeah, then he was giving Reason shyt for brining 2 guests saying they didn't test them. Crazy.
Joe got that shyt from Mal.
you know Mal always hanging with his "young boys"
you know Mal always hanging with his "young boys"
this nikka said he was sick in the first 5 mins and they just let it slide
Imagine how much better this podcast would be if Mal was replaced by Vince Staples and Reason. Mal barely talked the whole time reason was there and it was the best part of the pod.
Tossing this article in here too...for the record. 
After a short COVID-19 related slump in Q1 2020 and a rebound in Q2, Spotify saw big growth in subscriber numbers for its latest earnings period. The service now counts 320 million active and 144 million paid users, up from 299 million and 138 million last quarter, beating its own estimates. The company chalked that up to more users listening in both their cars and homes, even above its pre-pandemic peak.
Spotify’s launch in Russia also helped, with the company calling it the “most successful new market launch to date.” The company’s subscriber numbers tower over its closest rivals, with Amazon Music and Apple Music counting 55 million and 60 million paid subscribers, respectively.
The company took in correspondingly more revenue, pulling in €1.98 billion ($2.32 billion), or 14 percent more than last quarter. However, it still lost €101 million ($118 million), where last year at the same time it actually made a €241 million ($282 million) profit. That’s because it’s been discounting family plans in some regions to attract new users, which significantly lowered the revenue per user. At the same time, Spotify said it would increase prices in certain regions where it’s well positioned against the competition.
On the content side, Spotify said music releases were up 13 percent over the last quarter, with Taylor Swift’s Folklore album setting a record for the most first-day streams by a female artist. The company now counts 1.9 million podcasts, up 19 percent, including exclusives from Michelle Obama, Kim Kardashian and Joe Rogan.
Rogan’s show, which is now Spotify’s number one show in all its English speaking markets, was recently criticized for interviewing Infowars host Alex Jones, who has been banned from multipleplatforms. A Spotify executive reportedly defended the decision in an internal letter seen by Buzzfeed, saying the service needed to host “diverse voices.”
When asked about the controversy during the earnings call today, CEO Daniel Ek replied: “We obviously review all the content that goes up. It doesn't matter if you're Joe Rogan or anyone else. We do apply those policies, but it's important to note that this needs to be evenly applied, no matter if it's an internal pressure or an external pressure as well.”
Engadget is now a part of Verizon Media
After a short COVID-19 related slump in Q1 2020 and a rebound in Q2, Spotify saw big growth in subscriber numbers for its latest earnings period. The service now counts 320 million active and 144 million paid users, up from 299 million and 138 million last quarter, beating its own estimates. The company chalked that up to more users listening in both their cars and homes, even above its pre-pandemic peak.
Spotify’s launch in Russia also helped, with the company calling it the “most successful new market launch to date.” The company’s subscriber numbers tower over its closest rivals, with Amazon Music and Apple Music counting 55 million and 60 million paid subscribers, respectively.
The company took in correspondingly more revenue, pulling in €1.98 billion ($2.32 billion), or 14 percent more than last quarter. However, it still lost €101 million ($118 million), where last year at the same time it actually made a €241 million ($282 million) profit. That’s because it’s been discounting family plans in some regions to attract new users, which significantly lowered the revenue per user. At the same time, Spotify said it would increase prices in certain regions where it’s well positioned against the competition.
On the content side, Spotify said music releases were up 13 percent over the last quarter, with Taylor Swift’s Folklore album setting a record for the most first-day streams by a female artist. The company now counts 1.9 million podcasts, up 19 percent, including exclusives from Michelle Obama, Kim Kardashian and Joe Rogan.
Rogan’s show, which is now Spotify’s number one show in all its English speaking markets, was recently criticized for interviewing Infowars host Alex Jones, who has been banned from multipleplatforms. A Spotify executive reportedly defended the decision in an internal letter seen by Buzzfeed, saying the service needed to host “diverse voices.”
When asked about the controversy during the earnings call today, CEO Daniel Ek replied: “We obviously review all the content that goes up. It doesn't matter if you're Joe Rogan or anyone else. We do apply those policies, but it's important to note that this needs to be evenly applied, no matter if it's an internal pressure or an external pressure as well.”
Engadget is now a part of Verizon Media
wild100sboy
:mjpls:
at this whole post. Turn down millions of dollars in a pandemic brehs 
I aint even realize this. And I just got through saying the other week for another pod how Mal can go 0 dark 30 for 30 mins and you hardlt even know
But on another note, this whole Reason segment is some jokes
