W -A -E -I -O -U, Denver, Conrad. Conrad!
88 .9 FM!
It's the Rick and Dan Morning Show!
Rick and Dan in the morning show!
Yeah! Dan and Rick in the morning.
Good morning there,
everybody.
Today we're talking
about the influence of Latinos
in the hip -hop culture.
The music, the way they dress
promotes violence.
There's this guy.
He lives out in Miami.
He raps.
He dresses kind of weird.
His name is Don Dinero.
Can you believe the
name of this guy? Dinero.
Don Dinero means Mr.
Cash.
Yeah, let me tell you.
We have his manager's cell phone
number here.
We're going to call the guy in
Miami.
And I would imagine
right now he's
I haven't finished my sentence.
Yeah, he's probably dealing drugs
real bright in the morning right
now
or dancing that salsa and merengue
reggaeton crap
that they dance around.
Have you seen these Latinos dance?
They look like they got
ants in their pants
or something.
Let's call this guy, right?
we have his cell phone here,
we have his CD right here, the K -Bullock.
Rick and Dan in the morning,
88 .9 FM, Colorado, wake up! Denver!
Okay.
Yes, good morning,
this is Dan and Rick
from the Hot Rod Morning Show,
Denver, Colorado, 88 .9.
Is this Don Dinero?
No, this is the manager.
Very proud of you.
Could you put the guy on the phone,
or is he pipping some hoes?
Hold on one second, hold
on one second.
Hello.
Yeah, yeah,
I love yes Don DeNaro.
Yes, how you doing dad and Rick
from the hot rod morning show,
Denver, Colorado
88 .9
We're live on the air.
We're today.
We're having a discussion
concerning hip -hop music
and its negative influence
on our youngsters
Do you feel responsible in any way
that you are promoting violence?
Responsible as a reporter on TV
that reports the violence
all I'm doing is I'm a street boy at the
end of the day
All I'm trying to do is let
you know what's going on.
We have your CD here.
It's a promotional CD
and and to be quite honest with you
I'm not gonna hold back
and I have to be honest with you
I think this is garbage.
I really think it's garbage.
That's great, that's your opinion.
They're like assholes.
Everybody has one.
And the way you dress here,
you're dressed like a circus
clown.
Have you seen Bozo?
That's what you look like.
You can fuck my balls.
Do you see what I'm talking
about?
Do you see the type of attitude
and the arrogance?
This is attitude.
You like it or you don't like it.
But at the end of the day,
I'm on your radio station
with Camorian marketing me,
buy the album, get it or not,
do it, baby. you hear this crap, Keblamar?
It's a ramp -up,
he ain't got a variety.
What the hell is he saying?
He doesn't even have the decency
of speaking to us in our language.
I don't care, I don't really care right now,
you're in a mouthful.
We're not gonna tolerate
all of this literature from our station, know, damn on you,
damn on your records. on, on
At the end of day,
all you two guys must be wack
and nobody's fucking listening to you.
And you're the type
of people
that you're bringing back the type
of the Marielle boatlift the drug -dealing
Of course he's a rafter
can't you hear it in his voice
I'm glad you're having a whole
discussion
on your show about it,
but at the end of the day,
personally, how you guys feel,
don't really give a fuck.
What's next?
Are you gonna threaten to kill us now,
too?
Be careful when you come
and shoot us. kill you guys.
Why?
I mean, maybe, you know,
somebody come and smashed all your fucking heads in,
but I don't care. how you
do.
Promote, promote violence.
You're a violent, ignorant person.
That's what you are.
I think you're ignorant
because you don't understand the
culture
and you actually have a
topic on your radio
about something you don't
even know about.
So you gotta call me in Miami,
so who's the ignorant one?
Listen to me,
and the worst thing is that everybody,
everybody's listening to what
you're saying
because you're in 95 .7 FM,
Enrique Santoyo Ferrero, okay?
I don't like these motherfuckers,
dude.
For fucking Denver, kid,
you guys are crazy, kid.
You can't attack me like that.
Enjoy your breakfast.
Don Dinero 
