Speaker 1: Would you like, stop specialist, We're back. Hey man, It's
Speaker 1: Keith Rice Simmons and I am your favorite the abbance
Speaker 1: to solo. What's going on? What's going on? It's this week?
Speaker 1: Last week? Tequila? Sheila's Tequila Sheila, she came out to play.
Speaker 1: Yeah tequila? Do you really? When? What is this coming about?
Speaker 1: She she just came about maybe like three weeks ago.
Speaker 1: And so you have an episode and you named it
Speaker 1: that I felt it. I was like, man, what, I
Speaker 1: don't feel like myself because I don't really drink tequila
Speaker 1: in public. It makes me I'll get like real flirtatious,
Speaker 1: like real feminine, and I don't really need a lot
Speaker 1: of people to see that, right, Yeah, So like three
Speaker 1: weeks ago, I was like, girl, you know you want
Speaker 1: to have fun to I just drink tequila? And then
Speaker 1: it hit me, Sheila, So I gotta acronym too. I mean,
Speaker 1: I mean, I got a thing. Wait, what's going on?
Speaker 1: Drink worry? But that never happens, never drink he never
Speaker 1: makes it. So what happens before drinks? So if you
Speaker 1: get past four drinks? O children? Yeah, definitely a smile
Speaker 1: from ear to ear. His eyes are super cheeny adventure
Speaker 1: this weekend. I had another adventure on Friday to tequila.
Speaker 1: Sheila came back out. It was my friend's fault. Like
Speaker 1: I kept seeing my friends and they were like, oh
Speaker 1: my god, congratulations on on I Heart Radio and everybody
Speaker 1: wanted to drink. No, it wasn't card this time. But
Speaker 1: one of my girlfriends from New York was in town,
Speaker 1: and it's just it's been a live videotaper. I would like,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, I mean, I see I'll be seeing you sat.
Speaker 1: I don't post. That's what I'm hearing. My subliminal was
Speaker 1: with the nation. Here I hear them. She La had
Speaker 1: a good time and said today it was family Day,
Speaker 1: was my's birthday, Happy birthday. I love we love you,
Speaker 1: Happy Birthday. And the Sunday we turned up at brunch,
Speaker 1: turn up, turning up, turn up. I see them all
Speaker 1: over the ground. Yeah, it's a burlesque brunch. It's it's tape.
Speaker 1: It's body tape. You know, we don't we do not
Speaker 1: have strippers, but you know, little boobs and brunch never
Speaker 1: hurt nobody. It is a t you never know. Rory,
Speaker 1: how was your weekend? The weekend was nice and steady. Um,
Speaker 1: you know, that weekend starts on Wednesday. Lily out here
Speaker 1: in the streets man. Wednesday, we was book, Thursday was booked,
Speaker 1: Friday's book on Saturday's book. Sunday, I took the day
Speaker 1: off and chilled out. Nation wants to are you growing
Speaker 1: your hair back for the winter. We haven't seen any. No, yeah,
Speaker 1: and I want to. I'm gonna keep a low for
Speaker 1: a wild wife. He likes it like this for a while,
Speaker 1: so I'm gonna honor her. Your face like it's like
Speaker 1: a little twinkling. We have great sex at her, Oh
Speaker 1: my god, Like you really are glowing, bro longer than
Speaker 1: fifteen minutes, So try and keep that going, brother, as
Speaker 1: long as you try, it's gonna be meeting in the
Speaker 1: meet me in the bedroom in a minute. Like you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. Babies at the door. You're gonna
Speaker 1: have more kids? Worry, No, we can't have no more kids.
Speaker 1: You can restart, you can read untied the thing. We
Speaker 1: got birth control of the house. I am in love
Speaker 1: with the way y'all are. Love is real, y'all. How
Speaker 1: was your weekend? Sorry, hey, I'm glad you asked me.
Speaker 1: An amazing, amazing weekends. The Testament out there, ball the
Speaker 1: nation that if you continue to do you, they will
Speaker 1: pay you to beat you. I had the pleasure of
Speaker 1: um going and hosting the crowd at the Urban One Honors.
Speaker 1: Um it was when was that Urban One Honors. It's
Speaker 1: owned by TV one, the Radio one, Cathy Hughes and
Speaker 1: Alfred Lix. This was last third. Yeah, I went up there,
Speaker 1: um and it was just amazing. I see some superheroes.
Speaker 1: You know, we need a Baker reformed. Uh Al Sharpton
Speaker 1: was there. Um, Billy Porter, who I got a chance
Speaker 1: to really talk to and really meet for the first time.
Speaker 1: If you don't know who Billy Porter is, He's one
Speaker 1: of the greatest artists of our time. And I'm saying
Speaker 1: that on the Ball Alert show. So if you don't
Speaker 1: know Billy Porter, check him out. Um. And it was
Speaker 1: just amazing. I mean I think, you know, for me,
Speaker 1: hosting has turned into an actual personality thing outside of
Speaker 1: the club and just being able to send hosting what
Speaker 1: you're talking about real hosting, um and and and so
Speaker 1: all holes. I mean, you have to start somewhere. But
Speaker 1: I think for for me, taking the things that I
Speaker 1: learned in the club to this whole new remix is amazing,
Speaker 1: like Forstance one time for Big Check Ship Bobby Valentino.
Speaker 1: He was in the crowd right and I'm sitting there
Speaker 1: and you know, I'm having to keep the energy going
Speaker 1: in between the stetups and things like that. So I'm like, Boby,
Speaker 1: you're not performing like Bryan you want to perform. I mean,
Speaker 1: we got we got a couple of minutes of piano
Speaker 1: right here. You know what I'm saying. The whole night
Speaker 1: there was these group of people in the middle of that.
Speaker 1: I was calling the seat Fellers and I kept it
Speaker 1: hearing to you know, they'd be hyped as a month,
Speaker 1: so they're like everything right. So the guy I want
Speaker 1: to come down so he can't start playing this beautiful melody.
Speaker 1: You could tell it was slow down, but it was
Speaker 1: a slow version. So I'm sitting there and I'm like, yeah, Phillis,
Speaker 1: we appreciate your contribution. Dog. It was so funny. But
Speaker 1: we had moments like that all night with Jamie fox
Speaker 1: Um big shout to Ricky Smiley like just a little
Speaker 1: kim like everybody who was there. We had an amazing
Speaker 1: time and it's airing on TV one in January. State
Speaker 1: Tuned for that, and then Friday, I got to go
Speaker 1: to Detroit, one of my favorite cities. Man. So what
Speaker 1: I'm doing to everybody from you? You went this past? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's amazing, man. I got a few suggestions for you. You
Speaker 1: You know, you go up there. They got the legalized
Speaker 1: of thing if you want to. Yeah, but it was
Speaker 1: an amazing weekend. Oh little Kenny, y'all. He was in
Speaker 1: the Canary Islands. They won the championship. MVP for wanted
Speaker 1: to Ain't here three games for the second game he
Speaker 1: got m VP. They won the championship, and he's out
Speaker 1: there getting buckets. The Skills Factory is a Nike program.
Speaker 1: If your child is good, a good athlete, and didn't
Speaker 1: get the scholarships they want, I suggest you go talk
Speaker 1: to Rob Johnson and the superheroes over there at the
Speaker 1: Skills fact that they are doing wonders with my child.
Speaker 1: I could not believe the human I was seeing on
Speaker 1: social media. Good ladies and gentlemen. Now it's time for
Speaker 1: in case you missedead case arrested piece of Juice World Jo.
Speaker 1: The industry lost a young legend at the age of
Speaker 1: twenty one. Yeah, just just turned twenty last Monday. Um
Speaker 1: was in on the flight back UM to Chicago, and
Speaker 1: it showed footge him on the flight. Okay um, and
Speaker 1: then when he landed walking through the airport, had a
Speaker 1: seizure and Um. Many people are you know, really saddened
Speaker 1: by this. He had a lot of friends in the industry,
Speaker 1: a lot of supports, a lot of people thought he
Speaker 1: would be one of the greats um and we're sad
Speaker 1: to have lost him at the at the young age,
Speaker 1: young tender age of twenty one years old. Man, what
Speaker 1: do y'all think? Man? I think it's actually gonna be
Speaker 1: pretty devastating for a lot of his like core listeners,
Speaker 1: the people that really related to his music, because if
Speaker 1: you listen to it, he talks a lot about depression
Speaker 1: and what he does to cope with things and not
Speaker 1: even making it, not even yeah he's at it, so
Speaker 1: it Um. I think it's really sad. And I think
Speaker 1: if you have kids, you need you need to check
Speaker 1: on them. I was I was at the the Urban
Speaker 1: One Honors and I saw Maxine waters Um and I
Speaker 1: had to tell her like thank you, like for supporting
Speaker 1: music because remember see the Lord's Tucker Back in the day,
Speaker 1: she was trying to end it, you know, throwing the
Speaker 1: tapes in the bulldozes and n W as too explicit,
Speaker 1: but that was the way for us to express ourselves.
Speaker 1: And I think like now, and I said this in
Speaker 1: front of people at the MGM, I was like, our children, though,
Speaker 1: are not talking about just causes in the brutality. That's
Speaker 1: I mean, they're talking about that, but they're not just
Speaker 1: talking like our era was talking about police brutality. And
Speaker 1: you know, we are feeling this way and it was
Speaker 1: it had something, they had some substance and now they're
Speaker 1: just getting high and they're getting high to these types
Speaker 1: of situations coming out of no but but not only
Speaker 1: But I'm just saying, I think it's almost become recreational
Speaker 1: in the in the stance that you you don't realize
Speaker 1: you're gonna get hooked on drugs. Yeah, it's definitely become recreational.
Speaker 1: But I think with with him specifically, like he literally
Speaker 1: was saying like, yo, I can't deal like I'm going
Speaker 1: through this. It's hell like you heard it. So in
Speaker 1: his case, um, of course, I believe a lot of
Speaker 1: it was recreational, but I also think it happened that
Speaker 1: way because he did not know how to get all
Speaker 1: the other stuff off his chat. And a lot of
Speaker 1: people have mental health issues and that is a bigger problem,
Speaker 1: and it's also up to the gatekeepers around them to
Speaker 1: try and help them. But I do want to reiterate though,
Speaker 1: the only thing I hear in their music is saddness, depression, drugs.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, misogyny, And I just don't know,
Speaker 1: like like even like why Being Corday, why Being Cordea
Speaker 1: is one of the bright stars of the younger generations
Speaker 1: to social media, it was very distraught, But if you
Speaker 1: look at the types of music, it's not like why
Speaker 1: Being is any less successful. Corday is any less successful
Speaker 1: than Juice World was. It's just the topical things And
Speaker 1: I just think that, you know, as a whole. We
Speaker 1: were having this conversation, um I had the pleasure to
Speaker 1: take um some friends up to the Uncle necessarily, which
Speaker 1: I mentioned last week, and we were really talking about
Speaker 1: like we're responsible for the word nigga, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, Like we say that in an endearing way
Speaker 1: and in a way where we shouldn't be penalized if
Speaker 1: we want to use the word or not. But at
Speaker 1: the same time when you see white people mouthing it
Speaker 1: in songs or saying it in songs as if the
Speaker 1: song isn't sane and they're repeating what they here. And also,
Speaker 1: I just think there's the responsibility on our end, right
Speaker 1: we have to I mean, we need is one thing.
Speaker 1: Even cocaine is one thing. The crack peels heroin things
Speaker 1: you can't come down. And I'm not saying do we
Speaker 1: cocaine or any of that. I'm just saying some of
Speaker 1: the those drugs won't necessarily kill you in recreational use.
Speaker 1: These lean and promethezine, these things. These are drugs that
Speaker 1: will break down your internal organs and make you die
Speaker 1: because they're taking them at a larger consumption amount every day.
Speaker 1: You're not supposed to be taking promethezine like you're not
Speaker 1: supposed to be drinking that ship. Right, it's multiple multiple, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you will die. Weed has not been shown to cause
Speaker 1: those effects. We will not kill you like I mean,
Speaker 1: breathing air can kill you. You get what I'm saying. Cocaine,
Speaker 1: recreational cocaine users that are seventy years old, it's not
Speaker 1: known to keep I mean, overdosing on cocaine has happened
Speaker 1: in anything in Too much can kill you? What's crazy
Speaker 1: is um? Four days before Juice World died, someone sad
Speaker 1: Justin six posted left a comment on his page and said,
Speaker 1: Juice World, bro, please stop taking percocets. Something touched me
Speaker 1: spiritually right now and told me to comment this. I
Speaker 1: don't know you, I just know your music. But trust me,
Speaker 1: those pills aren't the answers to things. I don't want
Speaker 1: to replay a similar situation like other young artists who
Speaker 1: in their songs were always blatantly talking about depression or addiction,
Speaker 1: and no one cared to speak up until the end.
Speaker 1: Be safe. That is why that person's sad. Justin six like,
Speaker 1: thank you for speaking out of your heart. I wish
Speaker 1: you know. Hopefully you don't feel like you know damn
Speaker 1: if people have saw this message, it would have been
Speaker 1: a different situation. Hopefully you don't feel that way. You
Speaker 1: you did the right thing. You felt it, you said it,
Speaker 1: and I think we need to hold like label execs
Speaker 1: and their managers and all them just as accountable like
Speaker 1: you guys are around him the most, the most. I
Speaker 1: understand the music is making money, but let's find a
Speaker 1: healthy way for this person to tell their story without
Speaker 1: getting hired a damn time. And I was saying this
Speaker 1: last night. I got a Trailblazer Award at the Pink Awards.
Speaker 1: Big shout to April Love. Last night you and I
Speaker 1: said that same thing. Your people are as much responsible
Speaker 1: as you are. Your friends are as much the blame
Speaker 1: as you are, because you can't be around other drug
Speaker 1: addicts expect to be clean, or you can't be around
Speaker 1: people that aren't speaking life into you and expect to
Speaker 1: be motivated like you have to have the proper circle.
Speaker 1: If they've benefit from your on fall, if they benefit
Speaker 1: from you being in a weak position, you don't need
Speaker 1: to be around those people. Man, So um one love
Speaker 1: to his family and his friends and all the people
Speaker 1: who cared about him and enjoyed and loved his music.
Speaker 1: Rest in peace, young brother um. In case you missed it, y'all,
Speaker 1: What in the sex trafficking is going on in Kentucky?
Speaker 1: And I don't mean by trade. I'm talking about a
Speaker 1: Kentucky judge accused of having threesomes with staff in courthouse.
Speaker 1: She faces nine account box misconduct and uh, she probably
Speaker 1: goes down healing well. She denies it all Okay, she
Speaker 1: said it's not true. She did not try to pressure
Speaker 1: anyone into having sexual relations with her. She said it's
Speaker 1: not true. So I believe that happens all the time.
Speaker 1: She might be telling them the truth about that. She's
Speaker 1: not pressuring anyone into that. Looking looking at her photo,
Speaker 1: I believe it's all all true. She looked like she
Speaker 1: does stuff like that. She looks like she, you know,
Speaker 1: she pressures people into sexual relations. And she looked like
Speaker 1: she she enjoys the power trip. Yeah, I'm saying this.
Speaker 1: I know people like that. I know people that use
Speaker 1: their po and it happened look exactly, but it happens
Speaker 1: all over the place, and happens. She's a woman and
Speaker 1: she's a judge. I don't think that the women don't
Speaker 1: do it, robber, you know, they're out here in these streets.
Speaker 1: I definitely she belonged to the streets. They do it.
Speaker 1: They do it belonged to I mean, in this photo,
Speaker 1: her mouth just just looks like she just got done,
Speaker 1: got a little mountain lip serves going, yeah, have you
Speaker 1: seen this side? She belonged to the streets that yeah, yes,
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Speaking of sex and sexy, y'all, Lizzo
Speaker 1: Styles says she is this generation. Donnay, all right, so
Speaker 1: let's talk about it fashionably. Well, considering it is the
Speaker 1: stylist that said it, and he was only talking about
Speaker 1: like the benefits, I think I think it's a man yea, yeah,
Speaker 1: if he's a man, Okay, if he's a stylist, I
Speaker 1: wouldn't say yeah. If he's a stylist and he's dressing her,
Speaker 1: then he would benefit from saying that. I would talk
Speaker 1: about my work like that as well. So yeah, so
Speaker 1: I think what he was talking about was like, Okay,
Speaker 1: y'all know, we as a society have an idea of
Speaker 1: what certain body shape should wear, especially when it comes
Speaker 1: to women, and Lizo typically wears things that we don't
Speaker 1: typically see women in her size, and I think that's awesome.
Speaker 1: So I think what he was saying, do you think
Speaker 1: it's awesome? I think it's great that that she says.
Speaker 1: Forget what society says, like I want to wear this
Speaker 1: because it's fashion. I want to wear it fashion and right, absolutely,
Speaker 1: fashion is not about your body type. Fashion is about
Speaker 1: expressing what you feel, what you want to wear, and
Speaker 1: I think, no matter what wi, you should be able
Speaker 1: to do it, so for her to do it in
Speaker 1: Hollywood and be as I guess like provocative, as she
Speaker 1: isn't confident. I think he's saying that she shifted the
Speaker 1: culture in that sense, like she's making people aware that
Speaker 1: it's okay to do this. She's helping other women who
Speaker 1: maybe overweight or just not confident in certain things. She's
Speaker 1: helping them understand as long as you feel good from
Speaker 1: the inside. I was gonna say, I love Lizzo, but
Speaker 1: I'm just like, why do we always got to compare
Speaker 1: people exactly? I think that was a bad comparison, But
Speaker 1: go ahead, yeah, you know, I think it was a
Speaker 1: reach or a bad reach. Really don't think to me,
Speaker 1: it's really not about the Kisrrison. At the end of
Speaker 1: the day, if the stylus wants to say that his
Speaker 1: you know, his muse is the new Madonna, that's for publicity.
Speaker 1: Whatever the case. Maybe she makes great music, she's a
Speaker 1: great artist. I would like to say something to two
Speaker 1: sues point, it's great that she has the confidence, but
Speaker 1: a lot of women like her don't. And I think
Speaker 1: too exactly, I think to Robery showing me a picture,
Speaker 1: I think the backlash, backlash from a woman that is
Speaker 1: not as confident what happens to her. She gets ridiculed,
Speaker 1: she gets trolled, and it does work for self esteem.
Speaker 1: And I just would like, because I got in a
Speaker 1: little bit of heat, no desination, um for what did
Speaker 1: you say that? I basically said that the majority of
Speaker 1: her followers were gays and women, right, because I was asking,
Speaker 1: I was taking a poll. But of course they didn't
Speaker 1: edit it like the whole conversation. They just said that
Speaker 1: one thing. And I was making the point that I
Speaker 1: don't know men, how the sexual men that are talking
Speaker 1: about lizzle or blasting lizzle. And that's a fair statement
Speaker 1: because if you look at comments, if you look at
Speaker 1: her followers and whatever, it's predominantly that fine. I also
Speaker 1: had said, which didn't get are that I thought the
Speaker 1: picture we were looking at because just like Robbie just
Speaker 1: she showed us in the throng situation, she actually had
Speaker 1: a picture that did not look it was thirst trapping
Speaker 1: to me, right. It was she had her you know,
Speaker 1: thrown between her button. She was looking back and I
Speaker 1: was like, wow, that's actually attractive. It wasn't like a
Speaker 1: thing where it was like she's a big woman in
Speaker 1: a thong. Right. So I would like to say to
Speaker 1: Lizzo if she would listen, that it's dope being who
Speaker 1: you are. You are a supernatural human being and you
Speaker 1: have the strength mentally to where with you know, to
Speaker 1: weather whatever storms come your way. But other big people
Speaker 1: do not. And I think that we need to take
Speaker 1: more responsibility and saying no, go out there where spandex
Speaker 1: and you three hundred pounds and you are not mentally
Speaker 1: strong enough, too handy, because the riddle cure that comes
Speaker 1: with that is what destroys people, is what turns into
Speaker 1: drugs and alcohol and depression. So I definitely understand that point.
Speaker 1: I do. I think the bigger picture is people don't
Speaker 1: want to teach confidence from a false place, right you
Speaker 1: You want to teach confidence from from the inside. And
Speaker 1: like what it actually means that I get you can't
Speaker 1: tea you can never teach from a false place. True,
Speaker 1: But we do agree that representation matters, right, we want
Speaker 1: black people in films, we want black people in commercials
Speaker 1: or in in the courtrooms, like we know that representation matters.
Speaker 1: So I think this is a good start. I think
Speaker 1: it's and not just for big women. I think the
Speaker 1: confidence that Lizzo exudes is really helping a lot of
Speaker 1: people because some people maybe like, dam she could do it.
Speaker 1: I gotta figure out why the hell I'm not so
Speaker 1: that I can't do it, you know. So I don't
Speaker 1: think it's just about you know, big women or you know,
Speaker 1: encouraging someone to wear something that if they were to
Speaker 1: be judged about it, you know, they go crazy. And like,
Speaker 1: I definitely get that point. But representation matters. Representation matters.
Speaker 1: But good is good and Lizzle exceptional at what she does. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I definitely things I think that, but but I want
Speaker 1: to also say that good is good. You don't. I
Speaker 1: don't look at someone to be like, oh they're skinny
Speaker 1: and good, Oh they're fat good, or they're skinny and great. Fact,
Speaker 1: I think great is great and she's great. She's a
Speaker 1: phenomenal artist. And I think I just want to be
Speaker 1: And this is also having to do with like being
Speaker 1: a parent, being a big brother, a mentor, and I
Speaker 1: want to be responsible for what I say. Things that
Speaker 1: I'm super comfortable with somebody else might not be, and
Speaker 1: I want to tailor that conversation to fit the person.
Speaker 1: And you know, social media doesn't allow you to Taylor
Speaker 1: conversation just gives you the broad spectrum ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 1: Uber reveals safety report, but nearly six thousand sexual assaults.
Speaker 1: I want to say this, I don't let Uber's pull
Speaker 1: up to my home. I on let Uber's pull up
Speaker 1: to anywhere that significantly, you know what I'm saying, because
Speaker 1: I just don't trust the system. Uber is a necessary
Speaker 1: vehicle platform company offering, but I do not trust a
Speaker 1: lot of these drivers. And I feel horrible when any
Speaker 1: woman I know has to take Ober. I feel last night,
Speaker 1: I'm leaving the Pink Awards and the surgeon who spoke
Speaker 1: and she's she does be sectimies, and I literally had
Speaker 1: to like, I was like, when you overcome you straight,
Speaker 1: let me wait because I just feel I don't feel
Speaker 1: like y'all are safe. I don't feel like women or
Speaker 1: I mean and even some men. That's just in life
Speaker 1: in general. Man, Like it happens so much. You know,
Speaker 1: it was funny because I think when I saw the report, somebody,
Speaker 1: uh young lady tweeted you guys, you know, men wonder
Speaker 1: why women choose to ignore them when when you guys
Speaker 1: want to use like cat calls or why we choose
Speaker 1: to dance with our girlfriends when we go out versus you.
Speaker 1: And then she reported these numbers. I was like, oh
Speaker 1: my god, like if that's just uber that that that's
Speaker 1: just uber and left. Imagine what happens like every day
Speaker 1: on a regular it's aggressive. Listen. Um, we have this
Speaker 1: segment on my show Street Study for five six Monday
Speaker 1: through Friday. Um, it's called shoot your Shot. So someone
Speaker 1: called one time to fly out d C with up. Uh.
Speaker 1: Someone called and said he wanted to shoot a shot
Speaker 1: at this girl that he just dropped off. He was
Speaker 1: do uber happens? He said, he first last name. He
Speaker 1: was like, yo, I was your Uber driver. I want
Speaker 1: you to hit me back if you can cannot do that,
Speaker 1: want you to back if you can, I'll swing back by.
Speaker 1: It is wild. I literally I get dropped off once
Speaker 1: and the driver calls me maybe like ten minutes later,
Speaker 1: and he was like, Hey, it's so and so I
Speaker 1: just dropped you off. Um, is it okay if I
Speaker 1: save it something? No, it's not okay. It's happy and
Speaker 1: what a lot of work. I'm just saying some guys
Speaker 1: do that. So yeah, see, yeah, you know I want
Speaker 1: to say this if stresses to women if y'all feel
Speaker 1: any inkling of uncomfortableness busting and also they share your
Speaker 1: ride though you can share, you share your status. I
Speaker 1: always share mine with Officer Parish. But you have to
Speaker 1: I think what we sometimes overlook. We gotta go, we
Speaker 1: gotta get there or you know what I'm saying, or
Speaker 1: we be safe. I make sure. But if you don't
Speaker 1: feel comfortable, you can't. You gotta check for that childlock
Speaker 1: when you open the door. Look at the door and
Speaker 1: see if the child lock is on. If it's on,
Speaker 1: I do not get in the car. I will cancel
Speaker 1: the ride right in front of them. Why you got
Speaker 1: a childlock for us? Yes, I'm not getting like you
Speaker 1: can see ladies like go online and learn. You go
Speaker 1: online and learn what it looks like like on every doors,
Speaker 1: a little thing on us. You can tell if the
Speaker 1: childlock is on or off. It's okay to check it,
Speaker 1: totally fine. Check the license plate before you get the
Speaker 1: damn car. If it's not the same car, or if
Speaker 1: it's not the right driver, don't don't get it. Because
Speaker 1: sometimes people will do that. Their friends will drive, you know,
Speaker 1: on their account, on the actual account. It won't be
Speaker 1: that person. Sometimes it might not be the car that
Speaker 1: happened to me coming from the MGM. Yea, it was
Speaker 1: a I ordered a black you know black black, but
Speaker 1: I ordered a car because I was literally right by
Speaker 1: the thing. I didn't have a lot of bags, so
Speaker 1: you know, cat like truck can so the dude pick
Speaker 1: me up, super cool like that. I didn't feel any
Speaker 1: type of weird thing initially, but I look at the
Speaker 1: see nothing. I saw blood on the sea. I look.
Speaker 1: I was like wait. So then I'm kind of like,
Speaker 1: you know what, I'm not even gonna say nothing to do.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at dude's hands like I'm I'm a real
Speaker 1: when I say I'm observed. I'm looking at I'm going
Speaker 1: to do hand Okay, look like smoke a little bit. Okay. Cool.
Speaker 1: So I'm like, um, which one are you taking me
Speaker 1: to the airport? You know what I'm saying. He's like,
Speaker 1: I'm going, okay, cool. Because I'm from Washington, Dcent, I
Speaker 1: know every backstreet, may so forth. And so it's a
Speaker 1: long story short. He gets talking convicted fella. Um did
Speaker 1: a number of years in jail. Um got pardoned. Um
Speaker 1: not pardoned, but got released. In that Obama program, But
Speaker 1: the whole time it was just too much information and
Speaker 1: I'm not trying, and you don't really know who's what.
Speaker 1: But I'm finally getting out of the thing and he said,
Speaker 1: are you that Kenny Burns? And my my first thought
Speaker 1: was like, of course, I mean, yes, thank you, I'm
Speaker 1: out the car. I'm gone. But it's just you don't
Speaker 1: realize the uncomfortable position you put people in. Like then
Speaker 1: it happens to me all the time. That's why I
Speaker 1: don't take it's from my house. I get car service.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying with a relatable person that
Speaker 1: I've used whenever I do consetto, whenever I have big events,
Speaker 1: to stay fine whatever. And then if I'm out of town,
Speaker 1: like I'm not letting them pick me up in my hotel.
Speaker 1: I'm doing two hotels that I'm doing the corner. Because
Speaker 1: it's just people are so like And I'm not saying
Speaker 1: this gentleman was thirsty in any kind of way. Maybe
Speaker 1: he just felt comfortable enough because my's never know it's inviting,
Speaker 1: but you never know people's. But you know, seper has prefaces.
Speaker 1: Now my bad, you got you can have them not
Speaker 1: talk to you the whole trips better that you should
Speaker 1: talk to me like it's okay. They can't get mad.
Speaker 1: They're getting paid to do. I know, man, And I
Speaker 1: hate to say it's a status thing, but when you
Speaker 1: do get the blacks, it's a little bit more professional
Speaker 1: than or whatever professional it is typically because when you
Speaker 1: get those cars, anybody we call last on the phone.
Speaker 1: I mean, one dude was arguing with his checking me
Speaker 1: where I was over here, like, yeah, I can't this
Speaker 1: is my last time last week. Actually, my girlfriend and
Speaker 1: we're getting into uber and she got in behind the driver.
Speaker 1: So I went around to, you know, get in on
Speaker 1: the other side, and there was a laptop and a
Speaker 1: jacket in my seat. So he was like, oh, you
Speaker 1: can just get in the front. I was like, oh no,
Speaker 1: I'm not. No, No, why do you Why do you
Speaker 1: know you're not gonna just plant your hand on my lap, sir?
Speaker 1: But what you had? No why you got this stuff?
Speaker 1: Why do you have your valuables like your laptop in
Speaker 1: the back while you are working. But when you have
Speaker 1: a company, you know, left in the hands of the people,
Speaker 1: I mean, you can expect certain things like this to happen.
Speaker 1: Like I was just waiting on it because I already knew.
Speaker 1: Like it's not like it's not like a car service
Speaker 1: like you said, it's just like, yeah, speaking of ridiculousness,
Speaker 1: ladies and gentlemen, West Virginia correction officers do Nazi salute
Speaker 1: for photo what you should nobody now but if you don't, Yes,
Speaker 1: they did it in a group photo and the training
Speaker 1: and uh the governor actually a West Virginia reacts sing,
Speaker 1: this will not happen on my watch. I made a
Speaker 1: statement last week about my white friends then, and they
Speaker 1: were you know, obviously the balling nation was sold with it,
Speaker 1: I mean the majority and were with it. We have
Speaker 1: like a few Nazis that came from the page, um,
Speaker 1: not literally buttinatively or maybe, but ball nation was toldly
Speaker 1: with the ships. Um. I personally should have said it
Speaker 1: another way, UM, some of my white friends, because I
Speaker 1: do have white friends that are politically correct that aren't
Speaker 1: with the bullshit. And I do have friends that have
Speaker 1: gone left and have been trumping um. But this thing
Speaker 1: in West Virginia is sickening because the level of um
Speaker 1: boldness that this you know, these racists are going or
Speaker 1: the the you know, the superpowers they think they have.
Speaker 1: We have to doubst the fire ladies and Chip. They
Speaker 1: do have those superpowers though, that's that's that's the thing,
Speaker 1: that they've created a system for them to have the superpowers.
Speaker 1: They don't really got it. We all know who has
Speaker 1: real superpowers, and it is us. But they have a
Speaker 1: system that is structured in order for them to be
Speaker 1: exactly how they are. We have to doaster fire, and
Speaker 1: I know it's going to take an extreme measure to
Speaker 1: do it. And I think Trump is actually promoting that
Speaker 1: stream I'm sorry, that extreme narrative to his base because
Speaker 1: he continuously talks about um taking arms, um, you know,
Speaker 1: standing up for what you believe in by any means necessary.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's taking these types of me He may
Speaker 1: not be literally saying that exact phrase, saying that they
Speaker 1: got they got little codes and stuff that they all
Speaker 1: understand him not to, you know, even side with common sense.
Speaker 1: It's just showing you like that there's I mean, he
Speaker 1: talks about civil war like the be legitimately a civil
Speaker 1: war like these If you think about these people who
Speaker 1: are being paid to police our corrections facilities, right even
Speaker 1: I mean we've seen it in the police force. These
Speaker 1: people are being paid our taxes are paying these people
Speaker 1: to police and protect and this is becoming. I mean,
Speaker 1: you should hear these stories back in the day about
Speaker 1: these riots in jail and you'll be wondering why they're riding.
Speaker 1: It's because they're getting molested by the police, offer, they're
Speaker 1: getting rates, they're getting beat up. Whole bunch of ship
Speaker 1: going on. It's all you don't even know what's going on.
Speaker 1: And it be these Nazi mentality, racist mentality cops that
Speaker 1: are behind the majority of it. And I spoke on
Speaker 1: the panel for Elephant in the room and there was
Speaker 1: the police officer. Remember the land when the police officer
Speaker 1: jumped in and tried to grab the stand well and
Speaker 1: got drug onto the freeway to black. I forgot the
Speaker 1: officers name one time for him because he literally had
Speaker 1: nothing but eight things to continue to say about the
Speaker 1: police force. And I'm like, well, bro, And I'm literally
Speaker 1: on the panel with him in front of the predominantly
Speaker 1: black audience, and I'm like, how could you defend any
Speaker 1: And he's like, I'm not. He said, there's a bunch
Speaker 1: of us that are not with the ships, and we
Speaker 1: do not support that. And we talk about it all
Speaker 1: the time, and we bring it up to our supervisors.
Speaker 1: We go to sit ins and conversations that have to
Speaker 1: do immediately with other racist police officer and he's like,
Speaker 1: it's a challenge for us as well, So you know
Speaker 1: what we need. I want to add my best friend,
Speaker 1: like we grew up in the hood. My best friend
Speaker 1: is my cousin, best man, my wedding. Um, he's a deputy.
Speaker 1: He became one, really is ni. I know you feel
Speaker 1: me and he's one of he's part of the people
Speaker 1: that the officers that are good people. I know him
Speaker 1: because he's my cousin. You know, I'm saying, grew up together.
Speaker 1: And he's even told me, you know what I'm saying, Hey,
Speaker 1: so much bullishit going on that And the best thing
Speaker 1: that he said that they are trained to who is
Speaker 1: to stay as positive as possible. They're told to stay positive.
Speaker 1: They're told to continue to do the right thing even
Speaker 1: when they're faced with obstacles where they can go to
Speaker 1: the other side if I want to and become a
Speaker 1: bad cop. He said that ship happens all the time.
Speaker 1: I'm sure they have the option to do bad things
Speaker 1: and get a whole bunch of money all the time.
Speaker 1: Bro and I'll say this too. I don't even know
Speaker 1: if I can said that, but some police don't look
Speaker 1: like police no more. He's had it like me. But
Speaker 1: that's what I'm saying. Like you know, I was just
Speaker 1: in Detroit. I'm looking at some policies like, oh he's stealing.
Speaker 1: Oh he definitely extoring somebody. Oh he might be selling dope.
Speaker 1: Like I'm just looking. They don't even look like cops,
Speaker 1: no more. Like some of them. I'm not saying and
Speaker 1: I'm not saying there's a stereotype and look for a cop,
Speaker 1: but there is. You were clean cut you you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying like I'm talking about I'm just yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm concerned, ladies and gentlemen. For the first time in history,
Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen, and Miss Universe, this USA, Miss America,
Speaker 1: and Miss teen USA are all the black as Miss Universe,
Speaker 1: Miss USA, Miss America, and Miss teen US. Yes, sir,
Speaker 1: and I want to say something to Miss Universe beautiful
Speaker 1: and so sure, like you know, back in the day,
Speaker 1: he's trying to make it think that pure was another color.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm talking in the in the diaspora of colors,
Speaker 1: beautiful black Queen. I just want to say, your innocence,
Speaker 1: your purity, your beauty shine like the queen, you are beautiful.
Speaker 1: It was that that made me emotional to see that. Now,
Speaker 1: do you think it was propaganda? Though? It was like, Okay,
Speaker 1: we gotta make sure that it's all. I don't care.
Speaker 1: But it's just like I just knew what I knew
Speaker 1: growing up. I was like, I've never seen what I
Speaker 1: saw now, which is why I think it's propaganda. I
Speaker 1: think it's like, Okay, before we lose our black audience,
Speaker 1: let's give them all of this. Okay, you know I'm
Speaker 1: still good to see, like, for example, because representation matters.
Speaker 1: I agree that what I'm saying because my eleven year old,
Speaker 1: she was born the year Obama wasn't the president until
Speaker 1: she became eight years old. All she known was my
Speaker 1: president and me growing up eight, I was told there's
Speaker 1: never ever going to be a black president, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. So I just think kids seeing that
Speaker 1: is more effective than whatever whatever case was. But I'll
Speaker 1: say this her face, you know what, I'm spiritual, You
Speaker 1: know what I'm I'm a love machine. Her energy when
Speaker 1: they announced that she was the winner was so gracious
Speaker 1: and it was like almost unbelievable, very uh royal, yeah,
Speaker 1: but but exactly. But her look was so beautiful, powerful,
Speaker 1: it was powerful and it was just like wow, like
Speaker 1: it was so much grace. So one more time and
Speaker 1: big shout out to Zozi Benny Tunsi, you are beautiful,
Speaker 1: you are necessary, and congratulations on winning Miss Universe. Represent
Speaker 1: one time and now let's get a word from our sponsors.
Speaker 1: And now time for baller man. What's up Rory? Oh
Speaker 1: my god, my god, oh my god. All trick y'all,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna answer last, Come on, get are you standing up?
Speaker 1: This is okay, I'm sorry. Here we go, dear battle
Speaker 1: the family. Yes, I am so depressed because my baby
Speaker 1: is ugly. Me and his father are above average looking people,
Speaker 1: but our kids turned out very ugly. I am glad
Speaker 1: he is healthy, but I hate posting pictures on social
Speaker 1: media because no one comments, and I know it's because
Speaker 1: the baby is ugly. My mom made a comment to
Speaker 1: me and said that he has a face only I
Speaker 1: could love. What should I do? You said? The parents
Speaker 1: said they're beautiful, but the baby is eagly. No, not baby,
Speaker 1: my parents said. My mom made what she said that
Speaker 1: her and the baby's father are average looks, so basically
Speaker 1: we look good, but our baby is turned out very ugly.
Speaker 1: Maybe the baby ain't. You know, they have to go ahead,
Speaker 1: first of all, about to say the same thing, like
Speaker 1: you can't say a baby's ugly or person is ugly
Speaker 1: until they're fully formed. Until there I mean, first of all,
Speaker 1: you're right, you're right, you're right, you're right. If the
Speaker 1: baby is okay, let me just keep wanting your baby
Speaker 1: is ugly now, but your baby might turn out to
Speaker 1: be very swan. There are some people that think all
Speaker 1: babies are ugly, just like you know in the beginning,
Speaker 1: and they look some babies that are really pretty have
Speaker 1: smooth things like like my baby back. Some babies come
Speaker 1: out looking your baby is ugly, and in your head,
Speaker 1: that's something that that baby and that energy is going
Speaker 1: to transfer into your child like you can't and your
Speaker 1: mama for your mama to say that, y'all, y'all, you
Speaker 1: clearly have a history of talking down to each other.
Speaker 1: I'm serious, No, it's bad. I mean, if the grandparents
Speaker 1: said the baby has a face only you could love,
Speaker 1: is that's pretty bad? My mamma say crazy ship to
Speaker 1: get it at the same time, you got to speak
Speaker 1: life into the baby. Imagine breastfeeding the baby, right, and
Speaker 1: you're looking down and you god, damn, I got this
Speaker 1: little ugly you are feeding your child poison. I wish
Speaker 1: you could have had a d M of the picture
Speaker 1: of the baby. So no, some tips that I could
Speaker 1: do to help you, I don't want to phone. Just
Speaker 1: keep their face nice and greased up, and you can
Speaker 1: play a hat on the baby. Hats are necessary to navigate.
Speaker 1: So you're saying the baby is a hatter. Baby got
Speaker 1: to be freshened. He's just say access the baby. Dressed
Speaker 1: the baby up a little bit, and I'm just so
Speaker 1: you can do. Men and women and got a bag
Speaker 1: and got whatever they want. So this is there's a
Speaker 1: future for the child. Most of the people with money
Speaker 1: on hell anyway, the dollars real good ladies. It's like
Speaker 1: when you see the guy in the club with the
Speaker 1: hat on. He looks so good that he takes it
Speaker 1: off and you like, sir, start what happened. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's quite it's quite a few of them. It's quite
Speaker 1: a the but just give us some time because there's
Speaker 1: a lot of pretty babies that's heard up, grow up
Speaker 1: looking ugly, and then you know, truly be happy that
Speaker 1: your baby is healthy, like truly be happy in that
Speaker 1: focus on safe yeah, saying when she posts pictures on live,
Speaker 1: there's no comments, but you should, which I find hard
Speaker 1: to find that hard to what you mean you shouldn't
Speaker 1: post it online? Why she can't post the baby? She says,
Speaker 1: no commiments. But if you're worried about comments, hill, but
Speaker 1: if you're worried about comments, don't post. Not even what
Speaker 1: it's gonna keep on. She must have her comments off
Speaker 1: or something, because if the baby was ugly, somebody would
Speaker 1: have said, damn that baby ugly on the internet. On
Speaker 1: the Internet, somebody would have says something, especially your comments
Speaker 1: are on, cut that off. Piece of the baby, yes,
Speaker 1: piece of the beautiful, young, healthy baby that has a
Speaker 1: girl had rich You know what though, for real, like
Speaker 1: watch that baby. It's gonna be a special talent that
Speaker 1: that child's gonna happen. Watch that baby. When when miss
Speaker 1: universe be super successful than the mom and dad look
Speaker 1: at my beautiful child exactly in all positive keeps saying
Speaker 1: that the baby is pretty and then it's gonna grow.
Speaker 1: You're gonna speak it. I just think it has an
Speaker 1: older first of allies like that. I've seen some babies
Speaker 1: that they have a grown man face. Man faces when
Speaker 1: it grows. When when he or she gets older, they'll
Speaker 1: be fine, right your lips of God's ears. And that
Speaker 1: was time for a word for my sponsors. And now
Speaker 1: it's time for comic creeping. Alright, we'll speaking of sucking
Speaker 1: on tittis Christy that last night? Yes, are you sexually
Speaker 1: active in the mother? They are young and happy and
Speaker 1: then thought to be newly webb. Can you you don't?
Speaker 1: I don't remember you remember that? All right? Well? Christie
Speaker 1: Teagen posted a photo of her and her beautiful daughter
Speaker 1: and she said on set with my stylist and Papa
Speaker 1: Bear oh five, who had the nerve to respond, Jesus
Speaker 1: cover up your daughter is right there, y'all know. Christie
Speaker 1: Tagen has the best clap back. She said, she sucked
Speaker 1: it for months. It doesn't mind it much. Papa Bear
Speaker 1: oh five, you are a creep because you actually took
Speaker 1: that photo and made it your profile image. Okay, you
Speaker 1: creep now. Also, Keisha Cole has something to say about
Speaker 1: O T Genesis remake of her song Have y'all heard it? Yeah,
Speaker 1: where he did come any time he didn't. Yeah, so
Speaker 1: at all. Hell Queen posted it and said I ain't
Speaker 1: never gonna listen to Keisha Cole song the same anymore,
Speaker 1: and Keisha Cole responded exactly period. Not cool. First of all,
Speaker 1: let's go back to Christie tinging one time for Christie
Speaker 1: ting and her clap back. Yes, she ain't having none
Speaker 1: of that. That's her child. Ain't coming for her children
Speaker 1: or her husband or anything, and her music coming. I
Speaker 1: love how she come at. I love Christie. Now for
Speaker 1: OLTI Genesis, I think I think she should see it
Speaker 1: as something kind of flattery. It's fun. It's fun, not
Speaker 1: even mad at Genesis for well, actually I'm kind of
Speaker 1: I don't know. How would you take that and make
Speaker 1: it a song gang related? He's in the game. When
Speaker 1: Kisha Cole first had to sing, she was she was
Speaker 1: the Hoods Dreams. She was like the hood girl's Mayor
Speaker 1: J Blige. It was like, oh my god, she's singing
Speaker 1: these ballads that talk about my man cheating on me.
Speaker 1: She write and and and a lot of the you know,
Speaker 1: a lot of my hood girls, including myself, we've found
Speaker 1: it to be kind of relatable. You know, and I
Speaker 1: think she should look at it as like, wow, like
Speaker 1: even even dudes was on my song and then men
Speaker 1: were men? Was I hear men saying to the top
Speaker 1: of the lung clubs stopped the music, men be saying
Speaker 1: as So absolutely a connection there. But I don't know
Speaker 1: what wants. She shouldn't be mad at somebody's doing something
Speaker 1: she did because homage of sorts, right that he's paying homage.
Speaker 1: But I don't understand why you would do cause I
Speaker 1: think it's funny. I think it was funny. I think
Speaker 1: it was dope, and I thought it was all that
Speaker 1: I don't see my guy too. That's that's my guy.
Speaker 1: That was super creative. I liked it hard to listen to,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. But it's I look at
Speaker 1: it as it's funny, you know what I'm saying. I
Speaker 1: take it for what it is. You know. I think
Speaker 1: I think it was just meant to be funny. That man, No,
Speaker 1: he's not saying for real, you know. I guess at
Speaker 1: the time, like I think he is surpassed the point
Speaker 1: of he's going to be around if he wants to
Speaker 1: make music as long if he wants to make a song,
Speaker 1: like that will put you out the game, Okay, And
Speaker 1: now the time said, um, I want to share um
Speaker 1: something special that happened last night one time for April
Speaker 1: Love and the Pink Awards. April Love is a breast
Speaker 1: cancer survivor, UH and last night she honored me with
Speaker 1: a trail Blazer award at the Pink Awards. And I
Speaker 1: want to say that all of the women who were
Speaker 1: affected by cancer, breast cancer and UH specifically in this
Speaker 1: particular situation, all the survivors, I salute you. It was
Speaker 1: super heavy last night. It was super heavy here and
Speaker 1: all those stories and seeing what they had to go through.
Speaker 1: And all of us are affected by cancer either it's
Speaker 1: in our family, our friends, family, Everyone is affected by cancer.
Speaker 1: And I want to say this. Greg Street made a
Speaker 1: comment when he received his award, and he said that
Speaker 1: you have to be careful, um, listening to what doctors say. Sometimes.
Speaker 1: This is very true. We know for a fact that
Speaker 1: the medical medicine business is one of the biggest businesses ever,
Speaker 1: if not the biggest business. And they want you to
Speaker 1: stay on medication. They want you to medicate because they
Speaker 1: benefit and they profit. They will diagnose you to do so.
Speaker 1: And Greg said, listen, you know, listen to your your yourself,
Speaker 1: do research, get a holistic doctors, go outside of the
Speaker 1: norm and try and find out remedies and cures. Because
Speaker 1: we all know half of this game when it comes
Speaker 1: to any illness is your mental and your support system.
Speaker 1: And I think that we have to double down or research,
Speaker 1: y'all Black and brown people, don't just take with these
Speaker 1: people telling y'all you know what I'm saying and go
Speaker 1: forth with it. Yes, there are extreme cases with medicine
Speaker 1: and surgery are the only way. There are other things
Speaker 1: in the preventative way. The things you eat, the things
Speaker 1: you put into your body are one of the most
Speaker 1: important things to stay healthy or keys to stay healthy.
Speaker 1: And I just I want you all to live, man.
Speaker 1: This is an amazing opportunity. We have to wake up
Speaker 1: every morning and if you are blessed to do so,
Speaker 1: live every day like it's your last. Put in your
Speaker 1: body what you know you need to sustain and grow
Speaker 1: and live, you know, put the energy out into the
Speaker 1: world that you want to receive back. And it's just
Speaker 1: it's just as simple as that, y'all. So go forth,
Speaker 1: ball the nation. We love you. Until the next episode.
Speaker 1: The dream is really love y'all. Peace, it's real.