Flavor Flav

Isn't that great?

I was like, "He did? This is Flavor Flav."

Oh, my God.

[laughs]

He was charming though or something, right? Girls liked his personality a lot.

Uh, well, he-

... he's a little-

Therefore, who cares what happens overseas?" The isolationist periods where, where people say, "We got problems at home," imagine that.

He sounds like, uh, a Public Enemy, Flavor Flav, when Flavor Flav said, "I can't do nothing for you, man.

I'm too busy trying to do for me." Sometimes that's the right line.

[laughs] Sometimes the hip hop artists really get it right.

Yeah.

Well, and then we had Flavor Flav on as well.

So that was quite good.

But Whitney Houston was fantastic on the show.

I was kind of just meh on it overall.

New York shit with Swizzy, kind of just doing this, kind of like doing a Flavor Flav type role where, you know, he's kind of, you know, he's throwing some refrains on there.

He's gassing it up and then, you know, Busta Rhymes comes in.

He's doing his stuff to, you know, break down the house and So that was an interesting track.

So that

phrase comes from a good friend of mine who happened to catch a plane with, this is true, and I hope you guys keep this in, with Flava Flav.

So Public Enemy, the guy with the big clock, was a big rap star when we were growing up.

And Public Enemy, I had the album.