Ricky Ricardo

How about that? Do you know, he was very smart.

Uh, I'm gonna call him Ricky Ricardo.

Uh, Desi Arnaz- Because he was the guy that invented the three-camera shoot.

They used to just use one camera.

And we just talked and talked about a bunch of stuff.

And yeah, some of the Ricky Ricardo came up and the Desi came up.

Yep.

I remember.

And you're doing another show, Kristen said.

[laughs] Yeah.

I'm doing another show, and this one, uh, I'm doing it as Desi Arnaz as opposed to Ricky Ricardo.

Oh.

What accent was that from? That's racist.

That was, uh, Ricky Ricardo in, uh, Lucy, "You got some 'splaining to do." You, you've never watched-

You're pretty

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and uh yeah so that's that's very fast and ramble z as well um who well i highly assume we haven't covered him i don't think he has a album or anything so i probably haven't covered him but yeah uh legend in the graffiti space as well as you know the early hip-hop space um um so yeah uh just a Very interesting mixture there.

Yeah, Ricky Ricardo in I Love Lucy as well, for those that are unaware.

Cuban, funny enough, ironic gay.

But yeah, this album has an incredible beginning of the obvious, you know, Rush sample there for Hip Hop Creature.

yeah, like Kenya, Kenya, I don't know, but, um, yeah, he does say on here, so that's, uh, no, um, I still enjoyed the album overall, um, Linda right off, that was pretty decent, uh, I loved Hypis from Cypress Hill, um, I just appreciated the, uh, the, the group nature, um, of that track, especially just nearer to the end, where they're kind of just, uh, uh, kind of just, uh, saying stuff and it just sounds like they're all in the studio just having a ball.

Um, yeah, so I just appreciate that kind of, uh, that posse vibe, um, that was going on.

Um, he mentions Ricky Ricardo for it, shout out to Desi Arnaz, um, and Also, there was another one, if I remember correctly, I think it was on getting funky in the joint.

Oh yeah, there's a Rammel Z sample, I guess, of just him saying get funky.

There's always been like a pendulum or up and down.

And I think you have to go back to I Love Lucy and Desi Arnaz's portrayal of Ricky Ricardo when there were only, maybe there were three networks on at the time, maybe just two.

And it was such a mainstream success to have this Cuban-American with a very thick accent be on television.

And then for him to have such impact on the industry itself, the television industry.