Club Shay Shay - Afroman Part 2

**Shannon Sharpe** (0:00)
Thank you for coming back. Part two is underway.
Did you know that the judge was so impartial to you as the trial was going on, because it was later came out, that seemed like he was very disappointed in the verdict. Did you know he was impartial towards you?

**Afroman** (0:15)
Yeah, and I'ma tell you, I knew he was impartial before I even went to court.

**Shannon Sharpe** (0:19)
Well, he was partial towards you, because he really wanted you to get to...

**Afroman** (0:22)
He dismissed my claims before I even went to court. In some little room somewhere with a click of a mouse, he dismissed my claim without a hearing.
I just set up an appeal on 420 I dropped the 420, we set an appeal.

**Shannon Sharpe** (0:39)
What, what'd I do?

**Afroman** (0:41)
It just all worked out. Watch this, watch God.
I went to court May the 16th, verdict came down... I went to court March the 16th.

**Shannon Sharpe** (0:54)
Yes.

**Afroman** (0:54)
All right, easy, brother. I went to court March the 16th.

**Shannon Sharpe** (0:57)
Correct.

**Afroman** (0:58)
Verdict got read March 20th.

**Shannon Sharpe** (1:01)
Correct.

**Afroman** (1:03)
You got 30 days of filing an appeal. 30 days from March 20th was April 20th.

**Shannon Sharpe** (1:10)
Correct.

**Afroman** (1:12)
April 20th came, they didn't file no appeal and I dropped mine in the basket. Bam.
And it's beautiful. It was the last day, 30 days.

**Shannon Sharpe** (1:21)
Because there was a juror that came out and said, what was it about what he said that led y'all to not side with the officers?
And she said, well, I thought that was very odd that normally they're like, oh, is this your decision? They go by and ask each, is this your decision? Yes, yes, yes, yes. But to ask why they didn't side with, that's odd.

**Afroman** (1:50)
No, it's not odd.

**Shannon Sharpe** (1:51)
It's not?

**Afroman** (1:52)
No, it's typical. It's typical to side with the police, to back the blue. Now listen, I'm not knocking police officers.

**Shannon Sharpe** (2:04)
Yes.

**Afroman** (2:05)
Now, just human beings join the police for me. There's good human beings and bad human beings.

**Shannon Sharpe** (2:09)
In all walks.

**Afroman** (2:11)
Now, I will say this. The good human beings in the police department ain't snitching enough on them bad ones.

**Shannon Sharpe** (2:17)
That is correct.

**Afroman** (2:18)
They need to turn it up. Because how can you be good when you sit in here allowing bad stuff to go on? Now, that's my, I'm going to slip that little slip to all the good police. All right.
Now, I think I forgot the original question.

**Shannon Sharpe** (2:36)
No, but I'm saying because the judge, because he's supposed to be impartial, but he was partial towards his group. Right.

**Afroman** (2:46)
I'm not a human being to them people.
They was talking about, do you know what you did to her kids? Do you know what you did to mine? You know, what about my kids? You know, you came to my house first with your AR-15s. But I don't exist. I don't matter. We're not talking about me. We're talking about the guy with the guns kids.

**Shannon Sharpe** (3:07)
Your kids would never knew anything about Afro man had y'all not did what y'all did. Right.

**Afroman** (3:12)
So, you know, so I was just tripping on how they was just talking over and past me.

**Shannon Sharpe** (3:17)
Like you're not even there.

**Afroman** (3:18)
Yeah, forget you. Here's your claim. We kicked down your door. We stole your money. We disconnect your cameras. Fuck your claims. Let's talk about what you did to these police officers. My dad said a man in Corpus Christi, Texas, stepped on his foot and turned around and said, Hey man, why you put your foot underneath mine?
People just know how to start a fight with you.

**Shannon Sharpe** (3:40)
If they think they can win.

**Afroman** (3:46)
They'll do it if they don't know they can't win. They'll try it. A lot of people get knocked out all the time. They thought they could win. You know what I'm saying? So your cast was dead wrong, but had arrogance with it.
They meant to do that, you know?

**Shannon Sharpe** (4:03)
One of your favorite lyrics is, Mama's Lemon Pound Cake, it tastes so nice, it made a sheriff want to put out his gun and cut him a slice. So you really can see the deputy cutting us, or you made up what you said they took the cake, say when you came back, a cake that you had on the counter.