Welcome back to Unplugged.

Before we get started today, I wanted to address something I saw over the weekend.

Andrew Schultz is back all over social media with the repercussions of what has happened from him talking big

shit to Kendrick. Obviously since Kendrick dropped his album, a bar and whacked out mirrors

was talking about white comedians and woo-woo-woo-woo. Gary Owens tried to jump on that wave and said

what he said and kind of

fell to the side, but Andrew Schultz has kind of taken this opportunity to grow his, his fandom

and his following and to me, Clout Chase. And I think since the song is dropped, or the album

has dropped, he's been the loudest person in this mix outside

of Drake's allegations to, you know, the record companies and the streaming companies.

Andrew Schultz has been consistently day in, day out, going in and trying to grow from this.

And if you want to respond, you know, to what Kendrick said in the song although he

didn't name no names I don't think no one had a problem with that but obviously I feel

like you crossed the line when you started talking about taking his manhood and then just

disrespecting him as a man and now you want to cry about the reaction that you've been

getting from the shit you said. I'm not sure

what you expected, bro. You know, comedy, we can't, comedy is comedy. You know, it's hit or miss.

And you've definitely found your lane and got some fame of late and, and have really been doing

your thing up to this point. But you crossed the line and I think that you're finding out what that means now.

This shit is not a game.

You're not really just going to go around disrespecting people these days, especially someone to his caliber who has the love of the entire West Coast by far.

But, you know, a lot of love out there in general.

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