flow like syringes yeah i'm in my mold got a cold like the benches i was in the trenches now i'm in a trump and everybody watch it back when you're in the front you ain't never safe stop playing with a gangster bring it to his face and he ran like a flanker bend the girl over put her hands on the ankles i'm all over this ice cream beat like sprinkles.

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I'm 4-4-senior DFS editor Chris Raybon, joined as always by my co-host, T.J. Hernandez.

How is your holidays, T.J.? Going good, man. good man holidays over but we're going to keep this dfs train rolling as as long as there uh there are games up we'll be

talking about uh plays plays for the rest of the playoffs definitely definitely uh let's talk about the

song that played us in.

It was Ice Cream Paint Job by Little Wayne, or more specifically,

mixtape Weezy off the mixtape no ceilings.

TJ, how much do you love some mixtape Weezy?

Yeah, man, back in like early 2000s, when Lil Wayne was still good, that was almost all I listened to.

I could remember when the Carter first came out, I was just starting college and iPods

weren't even, everyone didn't even have an iPod yet.

I was walking around campus still listening to my disc man.

Oh, man. Yeah, man. No, I agree. There was a time when I had more Little Wayne songs on my iPod or MP3 player or whatever we had. Yeah. Mini-Disc player, if y'all remember those, whatever it was. I had more Little Wayne songs than any other artists at one point because he was dropping a mixtape like every few months.

Every week.

Pretty much.

Pretty much.

But yeah, so check that out.

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