:32:00
But make no mistake,
we hate to see Friesch go.
:32:04
It's going to be hard for us
to go out there and perform.
:32:08
Real hard.
:32:09
N.W.H., you on in five.
:32:12
Well, we can get over this shit if we have to.
:32:15
-Let's go.
-Turn these beepers off.
:32:19
So now, were you guys, as they say,
down with the riots?
:32:23
We was out of town.
That brother on TV just look like me.
:32:27
No, I mean, did you agree with the riots?
:32:29
Oh, hell yeah, I mean...
:32:31
the media was trying to say that the people
looting was lazy and didn't want to work.
:32:36
But I tell you what,
you try carrying a leather sofa...
:32:39
all the way from Slauson and Crenshaw...
:32:42
down to Pico or Venice
or somethin' like that...
:32:44
and then going back
for the matching end tables.
:32:47
That's some work for your ass.
:32:49
Even with three niggas.
Plus you got to go through all that smoke.
:32:53
Yeah, but like T said,
we was out of town when the shit happened.
:32:58
So is it true that N.W.H. is thinking about
putting a love song on the new album?
:33:02
Oh, yeah.
Tasty got that, he's hookin' that up.
:33:05
Yeah, check this out.
:33:06
I want to make you mine
slap your fat behind
:33:10
Tie you down and make you whine
:33:13
I want you to scratch my itch
And be my bitch
:33:17
Because I love you girl
:33:19
I think that just shows
his whole vulnerability.
:33:23
The black man was the first sensitive man,
long before Alan Alda.
:33:27
You know, there are some people
that think you guys are misogynists.
:33:32
A misogynist is a person that hates women.
:33:35
We love women.
:33:37
It's our civic duty to bang the booty.
:33:41
You tend to justify most of the things
that the group does...
:33:44
in political terms.
On your song Booty Juice...
:33:48
what's the political significance?
:33:50
The butt is like society...
:33:52
which we want to see as being
openness and expansion. You understand?
:33:56
But the white man wants to clog it up,
keep it closed.