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Your bluetooth will be shooketh when Latin Kings “Estevan Oriol” and “Big Lepke” of the West Side hit the PYFC with Big Lucks, Ol’ Blue Eyes, Schwartz and Chumahan, hear why the LA OG Netflix Stars prove it's never a good idea to change vato’s mid-streaming service, Estevan’s talks about his latest doc-project with Cypress Hill, Big Lepke argues with Virtual Lepke, Joker brand Europe makes an appearance, how experience and longevity are Estevan’s trademark, will Big Lep listen to sound advice AND MORE! BONUS: Schmitty’s waistline has become his official armrest.TRANSCRIPT:HLS: Ep. 286: Estevan Vs LepkeHLS: Ep. 286: Estevan Vs LepkeShareCBHLS: Ep. 286: Estevan Vs LepkeSpeakerSpeakerSpeakerSpeakerSpeakerSpeakerMarry me,Jennifer Lopez, Owen Wilson, Maluma, featuring a new song on my way by Jennifer Lopezmarry me directed by . Maybe inappropriate for children under 13 streaming. Now only on peacock. Sign up now. Visit peacock tv.com. Y you're talking, Hey, I still want, can you, uh, say listen to the hard luck. This is Esteban Oriel. Listen to the hard luck show motherfuckers Monday, Wednesday, Friday, or something.And like that, is this the bone or listen to the hard rock show. Monday, Friday, motherfucker. Hard luck. I thought shit did rock. Hard copplease shine, please. Shine. Make sure that this is one of our jobs that eights, Esteban, that might've been the best endorsement all the time. Listen to the hard cock show. Monday, Wednesday, Friday, rock hard. Shoot. Whew. Yeah, it's too. It's too late. Come on, bro. Yeah, we're just gonna rock. Yeah, we're just gonna rock, bro.Okay. Now, Mr. Uh, music. Yeah, I got you. I got you. Nah, don't get off. . Come on, bro. You got your time. Get ready? Get ready. I got you. All right, Jesus. All right, we ready? Ready? It's going to be the lobbyist. Boom Schmidt and get moving, bro. wearing new balance Costco new balance, Costco new balance. What are those?Ralph's new bounds that they're police work. That's a co-lab they did with Ralph's. Once you close out the dollar general, the Rite aid colabs. Those are dollar general Walgreens, Walgreenssection and big Schmitty. Uh, Schmitty's waste raises more questions than it looks weird. It almost looks like Maddie. Come here with them. 99 cent or Hey Schmidty. Do you have a colostomy bag?You curious like a little mini laptop on the side duty bag, bro. Don't take it out. Schmidt. That's disgusting. Quit playing with your duty bird, bro. Oh, he'sdrop down the fucking board. The super bowl. Fucking t-shirts. Yeah, he bought them downtown. He got the knockout febrile. I got in my car every time, every time you bring me a super bowlshots, shots.good morning. And welcome to the hard luck show I'm issued a fag qualify west side host Steve lucky Luciano. That's right, ladies coming, you tuned into the greatest show on earth, hard luck show coming to you from the Pico youth center in the city of Santa Monica, man, we got a show for you today. The motherfucker with braid sitting across from me, my partner, they're mad Indianin Southern California and elegant barbarian bringing you to fucking again. Don't be scared, motherfucker. Just lay down and take you like a man lay down and let me put the ad in just the tip, huh?Yeah, you're going down mother fucker. I'll do all the gay shit. If you don't find it, won't terrible.Oh man.No, that's why man. Come on now. Come on, come on now.excellent.An extraordinary show runner. Extraordinary is Mr. Short, short. He shows what's up. What's up? That's excellent. Boy. That's so exciting. Andwho's on your rights. Like I left on my rightright. We got. Silence. Wait, wait, wait. We have a real one and only I'm from Los Angeles.oh man.That's a recent hit by Cypress hill. Not at night for them to stay, put my hand upon the bag, come upand it is the new shit. And of course, squishy. Big lips, golden girl.I used to pull in isn'tfrom me.I bought that hat and last but not least Don visuals. Ah,ah,no, no, it's nice. Who's that? You already know you are not ready.Tell your children not to go near. Tell them to stay away from the camera man from the crazy dress Ali. All right. That's Ali. God damn. That was a lot of shit. It was a lie. All right, show's over. Thank you. That was great. Hold up this meeting. I mean, how about the fact that we've got a bro fucking week? Hey, well, how about the fact that we got a man is responsible for putting you up on net oh, how about that guy?That guy on the right. How about, how about we? How about we keep you? Yeah, go ahead. Okay. Thank you. what's up G how you doing? Esteban? Give us good. I'm tired enough there. All that shit. Yeah. How about the freeway? The freeway is great. You said you was in a parking lot? Yeah, it was. That's what thethe 4 0 5 or the 10. And the thing about it is I think everybody. Just trying to go to the beach today. Don't want to fucking drive the same way I'm going at the same time. And, uh, yeah, I got stuck for a minute, but I'm here for listen. That's the one or let's cut the shit. You just got done working on a project for a major music group.Uh, are you at Liberty to even discuss the details of that? Yeah. Okay. Who and what was the project? Who is Cypress hill? Yeah, I heard of that. You ever heard of them documentary for a Showtime? Yeah, I haven't heard a Showtime. Showtime is where the data's coming out for 20Hey, can we get a congratulations?fucking platinum. Second. One's coming out. You guys on the way, man. You know, we waiting on that, right? We know you're waiting on. He's waiting. Guess what? Big lips waiting. Can you hurry up? He's waiting, waiting on that from her. You got creamed by the mailbox. Got crazy. that's where it needs to be. Hey, listen.Hey. Hey look bro. I'm sorry, bro. Bro. Don't upset virtual Lipkey cause there's going to be a battle between the real lucky and the virtual lepto. You understand that man, that man made it by the grace. So, you know, the man have says, you know, shout out to my homeboy, Mr. Cartoon. He don't like to hear about God.So we religious, we spiritual. I'm like, shit, I might it's like Twilight zone. I might go in, it might not come out. So, you know, right.fucking blue wall. It's like, I ran up into the tent. are you to go? I can't get, I can't bring you up in there. He was like, why not? I go, look, these motherfuckers don't want nobody in there. They want no filming. You get caught on skid row filming nowadays what happens scan. So then we get mad, right? So anyway, he's like, look, you can come in, but you can't bring the.So I just, I got, so I walked out the 10 and nobody goes, Hey, did you get any dope out of that tent? And I go, yeah, he goes, man, two guys just passed out on the fed died or something. And I was like, well, you know, I'm, you know, maybe I got problems though. All right. So hold on. Sorry. All right, listen, that's true.Esteban, uh, the Cyprus tell us the high point of working on the Cypress hill documentary and exactly what are it, what is the subject matter besides Cypress? So what are you actually capturing? Yeah, man, I'd say the high point is finishing it. And, uh, um, what was the second part? What, what is it about all that it's about, uh, 30 years of their career?Um, you know, uh, in the beginning we tell a little bit of the story of where they all came from. Uh, Sen dog came from, uh Goolwa and then Bobo was a. He's Puerto Rican, but I think his family came from the east coast and landed here in LA mugs was from New York. Then he later on came to LA and be real, was born and raised here in LA.And then, uh, the way they all met up and how they did the group, you know, put the group together and shop the deal. And, you know, from there on, it was just, you know, like a snowball and when, so we're now in a new era of kind of like filmmaking, I think, where it's not right. So when Showtime time, or how did that project come together?Well, um, well, I've been, uh, trying to do this project for maybe 10 years and, uh, it took Ella originals to bring it back to me or bring it to me because, uh, you know, I think the homeys probably thought like, ah, Maybe I could do music videos, but maybe not, you know, pull together on a full, full feature movie.I know for a network. And so they had other people in mind and uh, other people working on it, but that didn't work out or those guys didn't come through. Right. So, uh, Ellie originals came out and, and they were like, Hey, what do you think about, you know, maybe you working on the document. I was like, you know, it sounds a good idea to me.Right. And, um, you know, just got right back right back to it. And, uh, it feels kind of like, um, my original idea would be to do like a four-part series. Like a Jimmy I've been in Dre did, uh, the defiant ones kind of like do that, but on the solar Sassons cause you know, we have, you know, so much, so many different people in our group, in our crew that.Uh, you know, there, there they're artists that are, you know, go, go through all the different forms of art from music to film, to, um, fashion and then art film and video. So we got people in all those different realms of art, and I thought it'd be cool to do a documentary from there. And then, because there wouldn't be enough time to tell all the stories, then we break it off and go into individual stories like Cypress hill, meaning cartoon, um, the house of pain, you know, like, uh, uh, the rest of the crew, you know, the, the dilated peoples and the funk dubious.And, you know, there's a chasing Cron, Don, you know, there's a lot of different, uh, you know, uh, there's James Khan, the hooligans with, uh, I mean, uh, Scottie con and Al you know, Scotty's James concert. Right. So, you know, that there's that big, uh, uh, you know, big, how would you say, uh, like they, they left a big mark in the film industry, right.In film and in TV. And then, uh, you know, they're calling alchemists one of the greatest producers alive, you know, those years. So yeah. You know, our crew goes deep into every different, uh, form of art. And, um, and I also got members that are kind of like part members from other groups. So you got these, like the Rizza you don't, or like their part soul Sassons kind of too, right?Yeah. I mean, you know, mugs did albums with pretty much everybody in, and he's done remixes for, you know, huge people and, uh, also too. Anyways, well that didn't work out, you know, doing it that way. So we, we went to, we did LA originals and so I feel kind of like, this is kind of like part two, but, you know, we're, we're moving up to right where I wanted to start.Right. But it's going, it's going the opposite way, but it's still, it's still delivering you a place that you're able to tell all the stories that you want to tell. Yeah. You're the one that can only tell those stories. You want to be able to get them out. This is heading that direction it's still on is I would say maybe more than 10 years that he's been talking about multiple documentaries, this in particular Cypress hill souls, but there's a bunch of things you've been talking about for a long time and, you know, but I think it's also jumaan if you were there, like maybe some of us are there, this is the ultimate example of.Letting go and not trying to force somebody to do something your way and to just back up, let go, and just continue doing your craft. Yeah. And eventually, you know, even with people that are close to you, sometimes they need to see it in different way to be receive it. You know? And I think what he's talking about is really what happened.Well, LA originals drops and people that he's, you know, two seconds from now are seeing him at different light, just because it's been brought to you through Netflix. Another thing that I want to kind of like point out is that Esteban's been focused on this thing for like decades. Right. And in, in, in, in w when you're sitting there like chilling with your friends and stuff and talking about bullshit project, Well, that's the one that's been focused on is almost a no brainer when you pitch it, you go like, well, what about a documentary about Cypress hill?Or what about LA originals? Meaning cartoon, right? That's a no brainer. Like you don't really no brainer now. No wait, but wait, but what I'm saying is, is that it's a no brainer even five years ago, really? For us. Yes. For us. Yes. But the point of the matter is, is that it's a project that anybody, it makes sense.And then, but Esteban's been on it for a long time. So what happens is I've experienced this even with just talking to U S Devonta, talking to people that are around us, I've experienced situations where people are like, all right, let's make this film tomorrow. Right. Right. And then, uh, Esteban's like, yeah, it doesn't necessarily work that way.Yes. Right. Do you understand what I'm saying? Oh, there's people that have been in something maybe four or five, six years. Right. And they're frustrated because they want the thing made already. And it doesn't go like that all the time, man. I'm all the time. Mostly doesn't go that way. And so, and so I don't have a lot of experience with it.I know you step on that and I know you do because I've seen it time and time again, person just sees somebody on fricking Netflix or whatever, and they think like, oh, so we can just make that tomorrow. They don't realize the thing that hit Netflix is 10 years in the making 20 years or in the making. So that's the one, I mean, you've got a very, um, I would say crafted style about your persona and you don't, um, just stipulate, outrageously or yell necessarily.And people around, you got all these brilliant ideas that you've already thought of and tried to get them excited about 10 decades ago. And now they're coming to you. Like it's a new idea. How do you remain so Zen about it? Is it the facial hair that kind of has a Japanese twinge to it? Or how do you do it?Um, I would just say, I just keep it moving. You know, I get up every day, hit the sun on the ice and think about while I'm there. That's about an hour and a half, two hour, a little ritual I do every day. That's when I think about what I'm going to do for the rest of that day. Um, you know, of course I think about all the shit that I have coming in the future, but for the most part, I just think about today, you know, cause we all know, all we have is today, yesterday's gone.Tomorrow's not here yet. So I just focus on today and, and the bigger picture, but, um, you know, fucking there's, there's never enough time in the day for me, that's for sure. And uh, I got a lot of, you know, I was looking at this, I was looking at this, uh, at this trailer. From Elliot original started off as a project called Inc the movie.And I'm looking, uh, it was 15 years ago that we put that trailer up on the, uh, up on YouTube 15 years ago. Yeah. Hold on. That's whenthat's, when, uh, you know, that's when that's, when somebody put that up on YouTube, but that was when that was that late originals. Right. And, uh, the, uh, a friend of ours, Sebastian Ortega, the one who, uh, you know, locked in that deal, he came and he was like, Hey, man, I want to do, or I want to do ink, you know…
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