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Hoodstocks podcast host Lucky calls out OC's George Perez and O.Creep

A podcast clip of Lucky at the Hoodstocks mic, in tinted glasses and a Hoodstocks shirt, in front of a crowned Hoodstocks backdrop. Photos of George Perez and O.Creep sit beside him under the on-screen headline "Lucky from Hoodstocks addresses his beef with OC factors George Perez & O.Creep!" Lucky argues that OC people should stay out of LA business and says Perez should have stopped the dispute rather than making a joke of it.

Lucky, host of the Hoodstocks podcast, used an episode of his show to address his beef with two Orange County figures, comedian George Perez and O.Creep. Juice Unlocked posted the clip on Aug. 24, 2026.

In the clip, Lucky treats the dispute as a question of turf. "Why is a homie from Orange County jumping in LA business?" he asks, then argues that OC, the Inland Empire and LA each handle their own business.

What Lucky said

Lucky says an OG from Orange County was in his comments section "pumping it up," telling him he had to "take that fade." He says what he told Perez in private messages "wasn't peace."

Most of his frustration lands on Perez. In Lucky's telling, Perez could have stepped in, either by telling his friend to chill out or by lining up a one-on-one, and instead made a joke of it. "He took the comedy road, bro," Lucky says. According to Lucky, Perez told him, "I'm not Don King."

Lucky says handling it quietly "would have been the respectable thing to do." The clip does not include a response from Perez or O.Creep.

“Why is a homie from Orange County jumping in LA business?”

Lucky

Who is George Perez

Perez is a stand-up comedian born and raised in the city of Orange. According to a 2022 L.A. TACO profile, he had recently been released from prison and was working as a cement mason when his comedy career began. His material draws on his kids, his time in prison and his past struggles with drugs and depression.

That profile, published July 21, 2022, said the World Famous Comedy Store in Hollywood was set to honor him with a portrait and plaque on July 23, making him the first self-described cholo comedian on its walls. He has also worked with MTV and Comedy Central and appeared on Showtime and Netflix, according to L.A. TACO.

“He took the comedy road, bro.”

Lucky

“That would have been the respectable thing to do.”

Lucky

Sources

  1. L.A. TACO: This OC Vato Loco Just Became the First 'Cholo Comedian' to Get Recognized at the World Famous Comedy Store in Hollywood, Jul 21, 2022

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