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Rapper vs Redneck: Lifestyle Trivia Ft. MoneyJunkie 🇲🇽🍻 On Tap #195
Get ready to witness a clash of cultures and a fusion of fun as Money Junkie competes in our game show, "Rapper vs. Redneck." This time, the stakes are high and the laughs are plenty as we challenge each other on everything from wildlife trivia to the simmering secrets behind casserole dishes. Whether you're in it for the style, the smarts, or just a good time, you'll want to hear how Money Junkie and Mitch fare in this lively cultural exchange that spans the worlds of fashion, music, and even the Amish snow antics.
0:00 Rapper vs Redneck Game Show
6:48 Trivia Questions and Farm Conversations
9:49 Trivia Continues
22:43 Music, SoundCloud, and Podcast Chats
30:16 Exploring Mexican Food and Culture
38:58 White People Food Stores
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ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the on tap podcast. We have our good friend money junkie in here for a another edition, the second version of rapper versus redneck money junkie what's going on, man?
Speaker 2:hey how this makes skin money junkie, man. I appreciate you guys having me, having me today, man, I'm blessed to be here, uh blessed to uh see another day, man, thanks to god hell.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I just have to compliment you on your outfit right now. Do you have a stylist or are you dressing yourself because you look fly as hell right now?
Speaker 2:I appreciate it. I had to get fly for the only tip. You know, I don't got no stylist, but shit. If you y'all know I'm saying you want to style me, hit me up yeah, okay.
Speaker 1:So are you familiar with the rapper versus redneck game? So, basically, basically, what we do is we set you up with questions that are more geared towards mitch's lifestyle and we set mitch up with questions that are more geared towards your lifestyle, and then we add them up and we uh, you know we score them. So, uh, if you answer a question wrong, mitch has the opportunity to steal it and get half of the points that it's worth. Sam, are you able to keep track of?
Speaker 3:the points. Yes sir, I've got a template ready to go.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:I think. All right, so if you get the question right, you're going to hear this. If you get the question, if you get the question right, you're going to hear a ding. If you get the question wrong, you're going to hear buzz.
Speaker 3:And if I believe I have this right, it's 100 points if you get it correct, and then the 50 points steal correct?
Speaker 4:yeah, you can steal too. If I get my question wrong and you know the answer, you can steal it from me.
Speaker 1:Send vice versa all right, are you ready for round one? All right okay, let's give them a layup right away. A layup right away, okay. Money junkie a male deer is called a buck. A male deer is called a buck. A female deer is called a what?
Speaker 3:Now don't overthink it, I'm serious.
Speaker 1:Something tells me you're not a big deer hunter. I would overthink it. No, no, no.
Speaker 2:Y'all got me out of my element, a deer.
Speaker 3:Dude.
Speaker 1:I, it's a doll. Oh shit, shit. I didn't give mitch the opportunity. Still we don't have to give you the points for it if you don't want me to don't give mitch the point I was gonna get it a female deer is a doll oh yeah yeah, yeah, okay, so, uh, you know we'll get it on the next like bambi's mom, would the next one Bambi's mom.
Speaker 3:We'll be a doll, okay.
Speaker 1:Mitch, here's a nice easy layup for round one for you. What three colors are on the Mexican flag?
Speaker 4:Oh damn, the Mexican flag's in here, yes, dude, Green, white and red baby.
Speaker 2:Hey, everybody going to know what color the Mexican flag is? Because of money. Hey, shout out flag is because of money.
Speaker 4:Hey, shout out, shout out. What Shout out? I thought I just cut you off.
Speaker 1:I was like oh shit, I'm sorry, I think I would have got that one if the flag wasn't sitting on the table, just so it could I think I had?
Speaker 4:it yeah, yeah okay, that's fair, that's probably the only other flag I know besides the American flag.
Speaker 1:Anywhere else, I'd have been like ah, these are my three favorite colors and shit, so it's crazy. Hell yeah, that's a good coincidence, actually. Um, okay, second one what is the proper name for a popular midwestern casserole dish that contains meat cheese soup and is topped with fried potato bites?
Speaker 2:Potato Bites. I feel like I know this.
Speaker 4:If you don't got it, I got it locked in the bank so you better get it, because these are easy points for me.
Speaker 3:Think of Midwest staple very white dish, very white dish, something that you'd expect to.
Speaker 1:I'll give you a hint it's a hot dish, very white dish, something that you'd expect to. I'll give you a hint.
Speaker 2:It's a hot dish Potatoes on top of it.
Speaker 1:Potatoes on top of it. Fried potatoes, a style I should know this, bro You're close, I can feel it hash brown?
Speaker 2:no that would. That would be tater tot hot dish it is tater tot hot dish.
Speaker 4:That's crazy, that's a midwest thing. Oh yeah, that's only midwestern, you don't mention small town white family oh my god, my grandma made the meanest tater tot hot dish on earth.
Speaker 1:My wife made tater tot hot dish this morning I should have brought something for you.
Speaker 2:I should have brought something for you. Have I been missing out?
Speaker 3:oh, dude, it's hard, dude, you gotta get on it's so good okay, uh mitch.
Speaker 1:What clothing brand is known for their limited item drops, red and white logo and high ticket items?
Speaker 4:fuck, you guys really aren't gonna like me on this one. You give me the easy questions.
Speaker 3:That's supreme, damn I got these right, you had a supreme bag when you say carhartt or some shit okay, that's fair, that's fair okay, how many points?
Speaker 2:uh, what's the points? Like I don't know sam's key keeping score.
Speaker 3:Right now Mitch has 250. I want to also give a disclaimer for you. It is much easier for us country bumpkins to come up with redneck questions. We really struggle. We really struggle with the city questions Absolutely dude, that's the beauty of it. We want to open some eyes. We want to share some of our our country knowledge it's beautiful.
Speaker 2:It's two cultures coming together. You know, absolutely, I'm saying it's beautiful. I appreciate it heard that.
Speaker 1:Okay, are you ready for the third question? What color is off-road diesel fuel?
Speaker 4:oh, you guys have some bangers in here.
Speaker 2:Is it clear?
Speaker 1:No, it is not. What is it?
Speaker 4:Off-road diesel fuel is red, running the red juice. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:Breaking the law. What does that fuel look like?
Speaker 4:So regular diesel that you put in a truck is a light greenish tint. And then there's off-road diesel, which is less filtered and shit, and you run it in equipment but you're not allowed to use it on the highway.
Speaker 1:It's not that it's less filtered. It's more to do with what it costs to get it.
Speaker 4:Yeah, it's non-taxed, so guys will illegally run it in their vehicles.
Speaker 3:But it works, yeah, yeah but it dies your gas tank so that if there's suspicion of you doing it, they can. They can check and see that it's red, and then your ass is in some real trouble because you didn't pay taxes on that shit.
Speaker 2:Yeah yeah people people be doing it all the time they got the plug on the gas. Yeah, they got the plug on the gas All the time. Got the motherfucking plug.
Speaker 1:All right, Mitch. Third question what famous rapper is known for releasing an album titled Through the Wire, where they recorded the whole album with their jaw actually wired shut?
Speaker 2:Oh my God, that's a crazy question. This is the okay. Oh fuck, that's a crazy question.
Speaker 4:This is the okay, oh fuck. I feel like I know the rapper's face, but I don't know.
Speaker 1:Then I'm going to guess you don't know this, then I don't know.
Speaker 4:Well, no, no, the only one that I would even kind of guess is. Stitches. But that's a tattoo, it's not a wire.
Speaker 1:Nope.
Speaker 4:Money Junkie.
Speaker 3:Money Junkie to steal, would you?
Speaker 1:like to steal.
Speaker 2:Nah, I don't even got no clue.
Speaker 1:Kanye, I thought that was kind of a layup.
Speaker 3:Damn, I would have never guessed what year was that?
Speaker 2:It was actually his first album.
Speaker 3:I don't even know what year, when he was making his first album, he got in that car accident where he broke his jaw so they had to wire it shut and he finished the album with a with a fucked up jaw and, yeah, the whole song it's called through the wire, it's recorded with his jaw fucking wired shut dude.
Speaker 4:It's crazy. I should have been able to guess that. Now, looking back on it, I'm pretty mad that I didn't get it right. I should have been able to figure that one out.
Speaker 1:All right money junkie, here's a nice one. We're gonna bring you to the farmlands for this one.
Speaker 2:Bring me to the farmlands.
Speaker 1:How many times a day do dairy farmers milk their cows?
Speaker 2:Three.
Speaker 3:Fuck dude, I really had you on that one.
Speaker 4:Damn it's two, two, it's two.
Speaker 1:It's one in the morning, one tonight. Oh okay, mitch, stole that one, you got to get up real early too, wait so you stole it.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I stole it. Have you spent much time on a farm?
Speaker 2:I ain't spent. No, not much.
Speaker 3:Have you ever been?
Speaker 2:out on a farm. Well, I have. When I was younger, you know, but no, not recently.
Speaker 3:Damn dude, we got to take you out to the farm, man.
Speaker 2:I'm telling you, man, y'all got the I have. I was going to say I can track us down a horse to ride.
Speaker 3:I've never rode a horse either you never have Nope, I've never rode a horse.
Speaker 4:I've never been on a dairy farm.
Speaker 3:I feel like that's more redneck though.
Speaker 2:Y'all be having horses over here.
Speaker 4:Oh yeah, yeah, we got horses lived like a mile down the road from the amish growing up. And then, motherfuckers, when it would snow out they would pull someone behind the buggy on skis in the ditch and they'd ride in the ditch on fucking like crossing no people like pulling behind the cart like water skiing, but on fucking snow they're wild dude crazy shit no electricity nothing all right, mitch, are you ready for your fourth question I? Don't know I I got thrown off by the connie one.
Speaker 1:But yeah, give it to me okay uh, what popular sunglasses brand whose name starts with a p is known for a square front lens and thick arms. Actually money junkie's wearing them right now. I I'm still actually I'm not dude, that's a crazy question.
Speaker 4:I have no fucking idea.
Speaker 2:I have no idea. Prada.
Speaker 3:My man. He's on the board Money Junkie with the steal.
Speaker 4:I would have never guessed that he's on the board, boys, how many points is the steal.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that was the end of round one.
Speaker 3:You got 50 points for that one. That was the end of round one.
Speaker 1:The rest of the questions.
Speaker 3:That's only round one.
Speaker 1:That's round one. The rest of the questions are going to be 200 points now.
Speaker 3:We got 10 questions total, so five more then.
Speaker 1:Six more questions.
Speaker 3:All right.
Speaker 1:Okay, that was a good warm-up.
Speaker 3:This one's going to be a little bit harder. No, I just got that tits and beer.
Speaker 1:Koozie, that's pretty cool right there yeah, actually we do have some thc drinks, if you want one oh, yeah, uh, yeah one of those thc beers, you know?
Speaker 2:yeah they hit they're good job for real yeah, they're good.
Speaker 1:Okay, are you ready for the first question? A second round here money junkie. Yes, let's get it going okay, during waterfowl hunting season here in minnesota, you're required to have a plug in your gun that allows you to only carry how many shells in your shotgun.
Speaker 4:You guys are fucked up, dude.
Speaker 3:These are hard questions, I ain't trying to interfere, but it might be the same answer you said for the cows.
Speaker 4:Oh damn.
Speaker 2:Okay, hey, I go live. Y'all take me some more of those questions, dude, no, that's a fucked up question.
Speaker 4:I know them too as the fucked up. I feel bad for stealing them, but like them are fucked up questions.
Speaker 3:Trust me, Money Junkie.
Speaker 2:Whatever you answered for the cows, it's three. Yeah, fuck yeah, he's on the board. What I got now 150.
Speaker 3:My man making that comeback.
Speaker 1:Wait, that was $200. That was $200 for the second round. Second round these are worth $200.
Speaker 2:now we had $250.
Speaker 1:Mitch had $500.
Speaker 2:Halfway.
Speaker 1:Mitch round two. Question one Famous Minnesota music venue, First Avenue, is known for having what painted on the outside of the building.
Speaker 4:I've never been to First Avenue. You know that I got 7th Street Entry last time because I got lucky and you guys were talking about it before the episode. I've never been there I have no idea.
Speaker 1:You should know what it looks like without being there. They say it in songs Money Junkie, would you like to steal?
Speaker 2:I think, I know, I'm not sure.
Speaker 1:What's painted?
Speaker 2:on the outside of it. What shapes?
Speaker 1:Oh, it's some stars.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that's 100.
Speaker 2:Superstar, stop playing with that boy Woo you know what I'm saying Money.
Speaker 1:Junkie really coming back, dude. He's on his way back up right now.
Speaker 3:350 to 500? Nah.
Speaker 4:No, it's 450. He is 200.
Speaker 3:No, that was a steal, so he got 100 off. Oh yeah, yeah, my bad, all right.
Speaker 1:I'm not going to lie these last couple for round two and round three. They're kind of heavy hitters. I don't expect you to know this. A small, versatile piece of heavy equipment with two hydraulic lift arms that can be used with a variety of attachments, including augers, buckets and brush hogs commonly used in construction and farming.
Speaker 4:These fuckers are mean that's mean dude, that's a fucking. But it's like such for me like cakewalk as soon as you said, auger, I'm like oh, I know exactly what you're talking about uh, I honestly have no clue what that would be the skid loader or the skitty, as some would call it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, he's got it right. We should have done these. Actually that mitch maybe might not know, you know if he did steal yeah, we need to rephrase way more redneck than us.
Speaker 4:So it's hard for him I can't out redneck or redneck you can't ask these kids two questions.
Speaker 1:We're going every day okay, okay okay, okay mitch, yeah, we're gonna go into more basketball. Uh, money junkies, buddies. Let me know that he's into basketball a little bit, so we wanted to frame up some basketball questions. This one is going to be a little bit of a more hard-hitting one for you and I don't expect you to know, they're gonna fuck me here too, too, because I'm completely I know nothing basketball.
Speaker 3:He didn't know where the Timberwolves play. I didn't know where the Timberwolves play.
Speaker 4:I lived in Minnesota my whole life. I have no fucking idea.
Speaker 2:That right there is crazy.
Speaker 1:So in the 2024 season, what player on the Minnesota Timberwolves has the highest points per game average? Dude.
Speaker 4:You guys are good.
Speaker 3:Dude, I might actually get like fucking shit on for this.
Speaker 1:I don't even think I can name a Timberwolves player.
Speaker 3:I don't think I could. I know NBA players, but I don't know one Timberwolves player Money. Junkie, I know you got this dude. He just dunked on John Collins the other day. Beauty of a dunk. The next Michael Jordan dude, baby Michael Jordan, I know you have it.
Speaker 1:Clock's ticking. The points are waiting.
Speaker 2:Man. I don't even know his name off the top of my head.
Speaker 3:Nickname is Ant.
Speaker 2:Anthony Edwards.
Speaker 3:Yeah, fuck, yeah, hit him with the thing. Is that the guy?
Speaker 2:who's dating Kim K's friend? I don't know, that's some real cross though.
Speaker 3:Dude Anthony Edwards has been light enough. Shout out Ant.
Speaker 1:Okay, we're in the start of round three, Sam. What are the points right now?
Speaker 3:Right now we're looking at Money Junkie 450, mitch 600. So we got a pretty close race right now.
Speaker 1:Okay, Money Junkie, this question is going to be worth 300 points. When having a good, old-fashioned bonfire, which of these three types of wood burn the fastest and the hottest? Oak, pine or maple.
Speaker 2:I'm going to go with maple.
Speaker 4:Damn dude. It was a good guess, though. Shout out the Boy Scouts of America.
Speaker 2:That'd be Pinewood Fucking right, dude Pineburns, sell that popcorn, dude. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you got to know. So what's the point set right now?
Speaker 3:Oh shit, it's 750 to 450. Mitch is up.
Speaker 1:Mitch. Start of round three. What luxury vehicle has the nickname Ghost?
Speaker 4:Oh, rolls Royce Wraith. No, hold on, yeah, rolls Royce Wraith.
Speaker 3:What Money? Junkie with the steel.
Speaker 2:What was the question?
Speaker 1:What luxury vehicle has the nickname Ghost?
Speaker 2:Oh, that Phantom. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4:Fuck, I'm an idiot. I should have known that.
Speaker 3:Done.
Speaker 2:I feel like Danny Phantom right now Damn it.
Speaker 3:Danny, all right, money, junkie 600. Oh yeah.
Speaker 4:Absolutely dude, that show slaps. I should have just left it at Rolls left it at rolls. I used to play a video game with danny phantom.
Speaker 2:Bro, when I used to play danny phantom, I thought I was so cool, like it was like a danny phantom video game yeah, nickelodeon, video game dude I've never even heard of that that's crazy
Speaker 3:you've seen the show yeah, I saw the show, love the show all right money junkie.
Speaker 1:Last question for round three. The power stroke diesel engine is commonly put in. What brand of truck?
Speaker 2:Ford.
Speaker 3:Yeah, Fuck yeah dude. Let's go. Money Junkie takes the lead at 900.
Speaker 4:Let's go 900 to 750. 750,.
Speaker 1:So if I get my, question right, I win With an absolute upset.
Speaker 3:Wait, wait, wait.
Speaker 1:No.
Speaker 3:So that was was that Money Junkie's last question total?
Speaker 1:Of round three. Oh, there's a round four.
Speaker 4:How many rounds is there?
Speaker 1:One more round, two more questions Damn.
Speaker 4:Okay, okay.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'm still in it.
Speaker 1:I'm still in it, you're still in it I know you were up 900 and he mitch has 750. Okay, okay, mitch, which minnesota musician is famously known for residing at paisley park, compound, compound, compound paisley park is prince's compound okay. Is that your final answer?
Speaker 4:No, no you guys laughed. Hold on Paisley Park. Yeah, prince, that's my final answer.
Speaker 3:Fuck you guys, fucked me, I was so scared I was like what there's?
Speaker 4:no, I couldn't even think of another one. Yeah. Oh thank god, hitch up by 150. Wow.
Speaker 3:Let's go. Baby Money junkie Shout out, Prince Shout out.
Speaker 2:I did a little video in front of Prince recently. But shout out, prince, he's a real big influence for Minnesota.
Speaker 1:Yeah, good, dude, good good guy, good good guy, all right. Are you ready for the first question of round four? These questions are worth 400 points now. Yes, yes, man, all right. The Honda Big Red ATV, manufactured from 1982 to 1984, is a popular off-road toy known for having how many wheels. I think four nope, the honda big red's a three-wheeler, yeah oh yeah, it's just got the steel damn all right mitch right on to you what famous rapper was shot dead in Las Vegas in 1996?.
Speaker 3:Pac Tupac.
Speaker 4:I honestly didn't think you were going to get that one. I went hard in the paint when the Biggie and Tupac documentary thing, came out. What was it called Unsolved or something? There's a Netflix documentary series I binge watched that motherfucker hard. It's good.
Speaker 2:It paid off yeah.
Speaker 1:Knowledge baby All right. Hard it's good, it's good it paid off. Yeah, yeah, knowledge baby, all right. Money junkie. Last question of round four, for 400 points what piece of heavy equipment is used to harvest corn?
Speaker 4:oh, that's kind of an easy question for round four no, it is if you grew up in the bumpkins yeah, I guess I don't know, that's just so second nature to me, okay, think big piece of machinery.
Speaker 1:It's almost got like a comb on the front of it.
Speaker 2:Whoa whoa, it's a tractor kind of not.
Speaker 1:Really, is that your final answer? He's close. It's a corn tractor, kind of Not really, is that your final answer?
Speaker 4:He's close, it's a corn tractor, it's a combine.
Speaker 1:Mitch got the steal. Combine baby Mitch got the steal. Damn, Okay, I'll give you the full ding. I cut it off there. All right Mitch. Last question for round four. What are the points now? Is Mitch automatically winning right?
Speaker 3:now, mitch did win, so I think if Mitch gets this wrong, he loses 1,000 points.
Speaker 4:Okay, oh fuck, they like to do this shit to me. Every game we ever do in here they rig to make sure that I am going to lose.
Speaker 3:Let's put the pressure on the man.
Speaker 1:Who is known to be hip-hop's most successful producer of all time.
Speaker 3:Most, most successful producer of all time. Most successful producer because this is very broad.
Speaker 4:I'll give you a hint it is la he's la based producer yep see, I couldn't even like tell you. I only have one guess in my head and I feel like if I say it and it's wrong, I'm looking at dumb fuck.
Speaker 3:Dude, just your instincts bro Diddy P Diddy.
Speaker 1:I don't even think he was a producer to be honest, I thought he was a producer. No, I don't think so.
Speaker 3:Doctor, oh fuck.
Speaker 4:Oh, I'm a fucking idiot, dang.
Speaker 1:Does 200 points give him?
Speaker 4:enough to pull? No, okay.
Speaker 1:So it wouldn't matter anyways, but you were going to say Dr Dre. Damn, that's fucked up.
Speaker 2:I didn't know that, I think of.
Speaker 4:Dr Dre as a rapper. I don't think of him as a producer.
Speaker 3:He's a producer.
Speaker 4:He's the best producer of all time. Man. Now that you say it, obviously.
Speaker 3:Put Snoop Dogg on dude.
Speaker 4:Yeah. He's the greatest producer of all time, by any means, I just think of him as a rapper. Whenever I think Dre, I just think of good music like the songs that he's on.
Speaker 2:You know, that's what I think about when.
Speaker 4:I'm oh yeah, beats by Dre too.
Speaker 2:I always forget about that Money.
Speaker 3:Junkie, you might not have pulled off the W, but that comeback was something to remember, man.
Speaker 2:You had a good run in there, hey.
Speaker 1:I ain well. How do you study for a test like that? Are you gonna start looking up combines and you gotta get out on the farm yeah trial by fire.
Speaker 4:You gotta get out on the farm and just go hitting with the old boys I'm a hands-on learner yeah, I heard that heard that.
Speaker 1:What did? What was some of your music influences growing up? Obviously, well, I guess I'm sure people haven't got the hint by now. It's rapper versus redneck. Money junkie is a rapper. You're into music. How did you first get into music like? What was your influence getting into music?
Speaker 2:uh, so getting into music. When I started music it was like 2018. Um, you got. Well, I'm pretty sure you guys know kodak black yeah, hell, yeah, that was my main um, you know, I'm saying that was my main inspiration for music. I heard the Institution tape when I was in high school and I was like damn, I just got to do something crazy. I got to rap. Then after that I just started rapping, but I was trash at first.
Speaker 3:You remember your first ever song that you ever created like? Do you remember like finishing it and being like damn this. Did you know it was bad then? Or did it take until you got grown, became a better artist and then been like oh, that is not my best work?
Speaker 2:I think in the moment I was just like people, like I was just having fun, you know, in the moment I was just having fun to sit, know, in the moment I was just having fun, that's it, yeah. And then people were telling me like actually people in school liked it, you know. You know they were supporting me. I think I was just cool back then. So that's probably why.
Speaker 3:What did you put your music on first? What was your SoundCloud, SoundCloud, dude shout out. That's one thing you were saying. You graduated 2018?
Speaker 2:2018,. I graduated Spindle Lake Park High School. Man, Shout out Spindle Lake Park.
Speaker 3:So I graduated the same year as you, and when we were in high school, soundcloud was everything, dude, I didn't have anything else besides SoundCloud. That's where I listened to every bit of music.
Speaker 2:It was a different age in music where I think it was so fun and like it's just one of those times you think about it and it's like I wish it was back there, you know.
Speaker 3:Dude, absolutely Like everybody that was older than us used to shit on SoundCloud rappers, but our age like we're starting to get a little older now we always had respect for them. Soundcloud rappers, that's what we grew up on.
Speaker 4:There's dudes that blew up being SoundCloud rappers. Lil Pump's entire career he started as like a SoundCloud rapper and he was a super valid artist for a really long time.
Speaker 3:Still is Lil Yachty. I love Lil Yachty, lil Yachty.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I mean dude. Soundcloud rappers blew up in that late era of when we were in high school because I graduated the year after that.
Speaker 2:I graduated in 19, so it was like SoundCloud changed the game, yeah, and it's one of those things that you don't gotta like but you're gonna respect because it did a lot for the game. A lot of artists that that uh changed the game came out of there dude, absolutely, it's, I know people. I still use it every day to listen to music. I still use it every day.
Speaker 3:See, I'm a trader.
Speaker 1:I went to spotify I'm a spotify guy too.
Speaker 4:I fucking love spotify I'm the only apple music guy here apple music oh that's so cringe.
Speaker 2:Like what is it a battle going on between?
Speaker 4:oh yeah, spotify people and apple music people have beef. If you tell someone you got apple music and they're a spotify guy, they'll talk shit all day that's, yeah, it's.
Speaker 1:It's a little bit of like a sound war, you know I'm still keeping an og with the soundcloud is there still a lot of good like up-and-coming people on soundcloud right now?
Speaker 2:man, I haven't been on in so long I just look up, uh, the music I listen to on soundcloud. Yeah, it pops up. So yeah, and I have a playlist on there. I go a lot.
Speaker 3:I listen to the same songs every day yeah, that's how I roll, yeah, and I will listen to the same song a couple times a day if I'm really fucking with it with a new song, then I just add it on yeah, yeah, absolutely dude, I do so much driving that I like I have to get pretty diverse with my music selection, like my downloaded songs.
Speaker 4:I probably have I couldn't even tell you probably 3 000 songs total of just like, because it's just like I do so much I'm in the car, you know, at least three, four hours a day minimum. Oh yeah, all of 3 000 I bet, and yeah, so I just have to like continue to add stuff. Otherwise it's like if I only had 300 songs, it would just be fucking the same shit every single day, no matter what. Yeah, yeah, I'm the same way.
Speaker 4:I listen to way too much music to like not have just a shit ton of it.
Speaker 1:I'm the same way. I've recently just become a big podcast guy because I'm driving all the time, so you know listening to some like certain kinds of music, even just like the same genre, for a long time. I just get so bored of it I I do so much driving.
Speaker 4:My podcast portfolio is getting pretty thick too. I have probably like 10 15 different podcasts that I listen to often, regularly yeah, regularly.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I love rogan rogan's good.
Speaker 4:I think bad friends is like they're. They've been killing it for the longest time. Yeah, that's awesome. That's one of the best fucking podcasts out there, right now, oh dude I I've been a fan of no jumper.
Speaker 3:I had a buddy. He turned me on to it in probably like 2016, right before it got like super popular that's when the music underground was going crazy, dude, he was getting everybody so early and it was so fun to go back when a when a rapper would blow up and be like holy shit, dude, he was on no Jumper three years ago. He didn't even have a name back then.
Speaker 2:No, jumper now built its name to the point where, if you're on there, you could say you made it.
Speaker 3:Oh, absolutely.
Speaker 2:And that's what's beautiful about the game you could really start something from nothing, build it up to the point where your name is worth a lot, totally, totally start something from nothing, build it up to the point where your name is worth a lot, man, totally, totally have you?
Speaker 2:uh, have you done a lot of live performances? Uh, like into the mic and stuff, like, yeah, I, I did it. So I have a strategy, you know when it comes. So every time I drop right now, I'm just dropping singles single back to back and I'm promoting the same single for like about the three months, promoting the same single for three months and then, uh, yeah, I do a lot of performance. I actually need to do one for this, uh, new single I got. It's called magic. I'm saying money junkie done, turned up in a year.
Speaker 3:They think I'm doing magic do you remember your first show like did any, did anything crazy happen? Or have you have you ever had a show where something went horribly wrong?
Speaker 2:My first show was like 2022, I believe it was a WaveStar show. So shout out to my WaveStars. That's my team. Y'all ever heard of WaveStars?
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's my team. You know what I'm saying. We started back in 2019, but we had our show in 2022 and uh, yeah, it was crazy. Like people came out, I'm saying, uh, the energy is always crazy, you know um were you nervous or do you got?
Speaker 3:do you have that charisma that you're just ready to fucking rip?
Speaker 2:nah, I was ready, I was excited, you know, saying I feel like music is one of those things where it's all energy. You just got to get people yeah so, uh, my music you got good energy, so people be feeling that shit dude, I'll be so fucking scared to perform in front of people.
Speaker 3:I mean especially, like you know, if the crowd turned against me, man, it would, it's such my anxiety would just be running I get nervous doing karaoke if I'm not hammer drunk I will not do karaoke, because I'm like, if I fucking look dumb, I just get so scared.
Speaker 2:Yeah, a lot of people tell me that. But it's one of those things where you just gotta fucking do that and don't care about what anybody says and just lock in like nobody's there, you know I'm saying like nobody's there. You know, I'm saying absolutely so.
Speaker 3:You, you grew up in minneapolis. You have you lived in minneapolis for your whole life. Then, yeah, I grew up in Minneapolis. Have you lived in Minneapolis?
Speaker 2:for your whole life, then yeah, I grew up in Minneapolis.
Speaker 3:What was your childhood like growing up? Did you have a pretty normal childhood? Was there a lot of family?
Speaker 2:Yeah, so my mom Came here from Mexico and she came here to give us a better life.
Speaker 3:Damn. So you're First generation US citizen for your family. Then, yeah, first generation, uh, us citizen for your family.
Speaker 2:Then oh yeah, first generation, oh, damn dude, that's awesome.
Speaker 3:Was that so growing up? I'm sure that was was quite the dynamic. Did your parents speak english when they when they came to the us?
Speaker 2:english, my my mom. Uhi, I got my mom right now only my mom, but side of my mom, man, she's a tough one. She came here from mexico and started working and busting her ass off for me, man, and now I, I'm, I'm getting, I wouldn't be able to do what I'm doing. Uh, without her, you know, and without God, you know.
Speaker 3:First, of all, Absolutely dude.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's crazy. Like I think that is something that we should shed more light on, like the immigrant story. You know what I'm saying, because I don't think people really understand what we'd be going through. You know what I'm saying. So I want to be the one to bring attention. Like yo, you know what I'm saying. You could really do this and chase your dreams. You I'm saying, when I blow up, I want to tell everybody that they could chase their dreams.
Speaker 1:I'm saying, hell, yeah, uh, yeah, man, it's a blessing man also, you can wear badass shirts if you want to wear badass shirts like you're not stuck if you want too hot, as mexican way money junkie, you know, yeah.
Speaker 2:So actually I have a really funny story.
Speaker 1:My friend jose benavides shout out jose um, his parents were farmers in north dakota, in this small little farming town that my mom lived in. So when I'd go visit her in the summertime I'd go hang out with my friend jose and he lived in this small little like farming community where it was just like a bunch of people from mexico just coming up to farm during the summer and then they'd go back to mexico in the winter time, and so he spoke english that's like legal trapping right there.
Speaker 1:Oh, for real so he spoke spanish, but his mom, his dad, his uncles no one else spoke english so he could speak both. So he like kind of translated everything wherever they went and whatever. When I'd go stay at their house the first time I ever stayed there so I went to a private school from like preschool through sixth grade, so I I spoke a little bit of spanish because, we had spanish in every year of preschool through sixth grade and but the spanish I learned was like very proper white guy spanish.
Speaker 1:So like it was so funny the first time I ever stayed over at my friend jose's house, I was like I was like, oh, I know spanish, I'm gonna, I'll be able to talk to your mom. And he's like, okay, whatever, we're sitting there. I'm like hola, miyamo s cody. And she just like stops, she looks at me, she, she starts laughing, goes in the other room and like gets his uncles to come back in. And they say something to jose and jose's like they said, say it again. I said it again. They're all said they're laughing at me.
Speaker 2:I'm like, oh, damn, did I say it wrong, maybe? Hey, that that's.
Speaker 4:That's beautiful, though, man that's the one thing I always forget about. Like different languages, like I feel like in my head you know, because I only know english that we're the only ones who talk in slang, but but every different language in the world they talk in slang too. So if you just go up there and talk super straight, like I just learned this out of a book, they're going to make fun of you.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's not the same, because it'd be the same if someone walked up to you.
Speaker 4:Nobody talks by the book, if I walked up to you and I was like oh hello, my name is Mitchell.
Speaker 2:You'd. Did they ever feed you? Oh yeah, oh, dude, the food was unbelievable, was I? I'm so I can't stress it so much. Uh, like, my mom is the best cook in the world. You know, I'm saying when I blew up, I'm, I'm open up a restaurant for her, but mexican food is number one dude.
Speaker 1:So like real authentic mexican food has some of the craziest like flavor combinations of any food I've ever had. So like um, we always had this stuff in my friend jose's house. It was like clear plastic cups frozen with like some mango something in it on a stick, and then we put this like spicy salty seasoning on it when you're eating it. Do you know what that's called?
Speaker 2:yeah, basically it's just like a spicy ice cream, like yeah, pretty much it's like a sweet ice cream but you like pour this like salty hot, like flavor on it, it has tamoy mango it's not tahini it's good.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I was thinking it was tahini. That's what I thought. No, but it's like that it's like a frozen lollipop yes, yes, but it's spicy.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's crazy. It's good, but it's like sweet, salty and spicy all at the same time.
Speaker 2:I'm a real salty person.
Speaker 4:I hate the sweet stuff like I love like, like mexican chips and hot stuff like contrary to my figure, I'm not a big sweets guy either I know, I know it looks like all I do is eat reese's, but I swear, I really stuff is where salty and spicy stuff, is that's that's where it's what's your what's your favorite mexican dish that your mom made my?
Speaker 2:favorite. Ah, you're the first one to ask me this man. Hey, I like that. I like that question. Uh, it's called sopes. Basically, it's like, uh, it's like a corn tortilla shaped into a little circle with edges around it and then, uh, they put it on the. They put it on the pan, heat it up, put salsa on it, beans cheese, uh, beef, lime and salt, damn uh.
Speaker 1:And lettuce is so is it baked? Is it baked? Do you like bake it and put it on a sheet and then put it in the oven, or what?
Speaker 2:No, it's like let's say like on the, on the flat top, just on the flat top.
Speaker 4:Oh, okay, okay.
Speaker 1:Damn.
Speaker 4:That sounds good, it's fire Shout out my mom. I wish I knew how to make.
Speaker 2:All you got to really do is go to the Mexican store and just get the Mexican stuff and then go home and cook it.
Speaker 4:We don't have a Mexican store in Pine City. I wish we had one.
Speaker 3:We might have an aisle at Walmart or something.
Speaker 4:Y'all got to find the nearest one.
Speaker 2:Come down to Minneapolis and look for the Mexican food store Yep and just get a whole couple months worth and just go back to Pine City. I have a buddy.
Speaker 3:He's like the whitest dude that you would ever meet. And he, he is dating a girl that that's mexican. Her whole family is mexican and, uh, he'll go to family events there and he had like, if he ate anything, he's a tater tot, hot dish kind of eating guy and he would hang out with her family. And he, he came to me and and he's like dude, it's fucking crazy. I'm eating shit I've never even heard of before. It's the best food I've ever had. It opened his mind up so much to a whole new variety of food. He's like I didn't even think I liked Mexican food until I went over there. I was too scared to tell him I didn't, so I tried it and fucking slapped Mexican food is a blessing man.
Speaker 2:It is. Food is a blessing man like it is crazy. Shout out don julio's dude, they, they blessed us over here on my way here is good yeah yeah, okay, put it on for la rasa dude, they fuck with us heavy too. They let us film in there and shit yeah oh okay, hey, yeah, and I'm saying, hey, that's crazy, rasa out in uh pine city. Yep, got some people out here.
Speaker 1:Yeah, dude, they kill it too. They got this piña vallerta and it's like a pineapple cut in half. It's a drink, no, it's a plate of food. Pineapple cut in half Scallops, bacon imitation lobster or crab imitation crab, tilapia, queso, that sounds fire. Pineapple chunks mixed in there. So good, it is so good.
Speaker 4:I always see it on the menu. I'm always too nervous to order it. It's like you know, is it fajitas that comes out A lot of times. They'll come out super steaming and making a fucking scene. I'm always too nervous to order it because I don't want to be that guy.
Speaker 3:I love good fajitas. I always say it and I'm like Way too much attention.
Speaker 4:Way too much attention. I'm like A burrito is fine for me.
Speaker 2:When you go to a Mexican spot, don't be hesitant About ordering anything. Everything is good. You know what I'm saying, dude?
Speaker 3:And if you tell them it's your birthday At Don Julio's, everybody comes, claps, sings for you. They put a sombrero on you.
Speaker 4:We had a prank YouTuber on for an interview a few weeks ago and we brought him to Don Julio's afterwards and we told him that it was his birthday and they put the sombrero on him and he was dancing in there.
Speaker 2:Hey, I'm going to have to go tell him it's my birthday, it's a involved experience man.
Speaker 4:It sounds like Mitch's nightmare, apparently if you don't even know where he is.
Speaker 1:I shouldn't have even he's the fucking evil one I do it to everyone oh my god, I do it to everyone that I go there with it's his birthday hey, we're here for buddy's birthday, table four dude we gotta hit b-boy with that one time oh, dude, that that is my worst nightmare.
Speaker 4:I like, or what's uh. What's the stake? Is it outback, or is it, uh, texas roadhouse, where they put you on the fucking saddle if it's your birthday?
Speaker 2:yes oh, my buddies did that to me at work.
Speaker 4:one time and it wasn't my birthday I'm like sitting in a saddle and they're all singing for me and I'm like God, I can't even fucking look at you.
Speaker 1:Yeah, applebee's is a cool one too, where they'll all come up clapping.
Speaker 2:Happy happy birthday from Applebee's to you.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that's a good one.
Speaker 1:I used to want to go there Every year for my birthday when.
Speaker 3:I was a kid. Oh fuck, dude, I haven't been to Applebee's. Is there any Applebee's on here?
Speaker 1:No.
Speaker 4:There's one, you gotta drive a half hour. The closest one Half hour, yeah, yeah, something like that, probably a half hour away.
Speaker 1:You ever been to a white person Food store? Uh?
Speaker 2:Uh, yeah, byerly's.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I've been to Byerly's A.
Speaker 2:I feel like even damn near Target sometimes.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's a good one. No, that's a yeah that is a white person.
Speaker 4:It's Target. It's Target. Don't even fucking start with the Target dude. Oh, that's funny.
Speaker 1:Actually, target has this cedarwood salmon that you literally just take it out the package and put it on a grill and the flavor from the cedar board goes into the salmon. It's already like pre-marinated in this package. It's pretty good. Throw it on the grill for like 20 minutes, dude, it's so good they have it at target shout out dude, don't get on him.
Speaker 4:I couldn't take it, dude it's, just it's earworm oh, it's so funny wow
Speaker 1:uh, spoken like a guy who's never had a good cedarwood salmon before.
Speaker 2:That sounds good. I haven't man.
Speaker 1:It's fire, it's fire. Well, Money Junkie. What do you think we wrap this thing up? Why don't you shout out your socials? Where can people find you?
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, money Junkie. Money Junkie Mexico. On Instagram M-O-N-E-Y, m-o-n-e-y-j-u-n-k-i-e-e In Mexico. Money Junkie Mexico. Follow me on Instagram. They trying to shadow ban me right now, but you know what I'm saying, I'm going to be good. They always playing with my account, bro.
Speaker 1:Taking it down.
Speaker 2:I hate it, bro. I'm just trying to blow up. They playing with a kid. You got to wear more cowboy hats, man. Yeah, I got to do more good stuff. Heard that you know what I'm saying. But I'm still fighting demons, so it's hard.
Speaker 1:Heard that Well, brother. Thanks for coming on, man. We really appreciate it. Dude, absolute pleasure man.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it was a hell of a good time.
