The Joe Rogan

Rogan Experience

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all day. Mr Prince.

Yeah, thanks for being here brother. I appreciate it.

Hey, it's a privilege and honor.

Listen, man, you, you command a tremendous amount of respect the more people I talk to you the more the respect grows more people I talk about you rather

It's it's pleasure to meet you and a pleasure to be with you

Likewise, bro. Josh Dubin loves you too. Oh, yeah the feeling is mutual. Yeah, I love that dude. Yeah, me too. He's a good man and the stuff that he does on the side, you know, outside of boxing and the stuff that he does with the Innocence Project is really amazing. Yeah, yeah, he's an awesome friend to have as well.

Yeah, so we got a lot of shit here, man. he's an awesome friend to have as well. Yeah.

So we got a lot of shit here, man.

We got your loyalty brand, you've got champagne,

you've got wine, you've got, what's this?lo and you have a cabernet as well and rosé I love a man that's

involved in a lot of different things well I'm just trying to diversify my portfolio.

But that's always been the case with you, right?

Yeah, pretty much so.

From the beginning, you are responsible for a tremendous amount of the music that I listened to, especially when I was a young man.

Like, you put together the ghetto boys.

Willie D. was on here and he explained the whole story to us that you're the one who talked him into being into the ghetto voice.

Like he was like, no, I want to be on my own. He did it as a favor to you.

Yeah, that's a true story. That's a true story. I actually had got rid of the other set of ghetto boys because they felt

like I was too deep and they couldn't relate to some of the subject matters I wanted them to write to.

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