Bro, do you KNOW WHO I AM? DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM? >> YOU AIN'T BLAZING, BRO. >> NO, [ __ ] who are you? >> [laughter] >> DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM? Do you know who I am? >> No, you actually seem to blend in with all of the other criminals that they arrest for this kind of [ __ ] And then you had to go throw in the stereotypical crack pipe. So, no, they don't know who you are because there's nothing distinguishing about you. Just saying. >> I wasn't supposed to be here. I wasn't supposed to be here. I know me, bro. You didn't have to call no him, BRO. GOD KNOW ME. WHO I AM? I AIN'T NO CRIMINAL. NO, BRO. >> LISTEN, it's all Listen, it's all over. >> I know. >> I got your shoes here. >> It's not over. >> but I got your mask. >> It's not over. >> Are you going to get out of the car for me? >> No. >> You're not going to get out of the car? >> No, bro. >> You're going to make me go get all these people that are here to come get you. >> Don't put your hands on me no more, my man. >> Get [laughter] out of the car. >> Don't Don't put your hands ON ME NO MORE LIKE THAT. For real. >> All right. >> You got my wallet. >> Sorry, I was waving at you, but we can't talk through all this glass. So, I had to fight her to get her in cuffs to get her in the car. So, now she don't want me to get out of the car. I think she just got released a couple days ago for trespassing and stuff. >> Hey, hey, my man better not put his hands on me no more. You feel me? YOU BETTER NOT EVER PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME NO MORE, BRO. YOU AIN'T EVEN A BLACK MAN, BRO. YOU WON'T EVER PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME. You feel me? For real, I LOVE YOU, MY GOD, BUT DON'T PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME NO MORE, MAN. HEY. BRO, I apologize to you, bro. Whatever I did to offend you, man. Whatever I did to offend you, bro. You got my shoes. What you doing to my shoes, bro? You brought my shoes to me IN THE CAR. YOU BROUGHT MY SHOES TO ME IN THE CAR. WHY YOU BRING THAT [ __ ] ON THE SHOW?