Speaker 1: We're just too unapologetically black women with an opinion who
Speaker 1: talks back? Hey, y'all, thank you for tuning in for
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Speaker 1: to you, niggas and knees hose. It's your co host
Speaker 1: AJ Holiday two point. Oh what up? Hey, y'all, it's
Speaker 1: me Tim Bam. I'm back again. Guys, offit. I love y'all. Man,
Speaker 1: what's up? Man chilling out? We're both under the weather, y'all.
Speaker 1: A little tiny event. I feel like ship, y'all. My
Speaker 1: period is really handing it to me like never before.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I've just been like, I think I
Speaker 1: have severe p MS. I don't know if that's the thing,
Speaker 1: but if it is, I that's the thing. I don't
Speaker 1: know how the hell our period that sunk sunk up?
Speaker 1: Is that a word that synked up? That sunked up?
Speaker 1: Somehow it's synked up? But I know via via river Side,
Speaker 1: but that it's like I'm jumping off. No bitch, I'm joking.
Speaker 1: I ain't taking no playing any one, wink wink. Oh god,
Speaker 1: but I feel awful, like I'm mean, I'm irritable. I'm
Speaker 1: just snapping on people for no reason. Then I'll be
Speaker 1: ready to cry for no reason. Like it's just a lot.
Speaker 1: It's just really a lot. Like That's how I was yesterday,
Speaker 1: and I just had to lay the funk down. That
Speaker 1: took me some talent, all like eight and just laid down. Man.
Speaker 1: I haven't had a period that bad since I was eighteen,
Speaker 1: maybe like a first day period. That's how I'm feeling like.
Speaker 1: I haven't had a period this bad since I was
Speaker 1: a kid. Is there something with the moon? You know
Speaker 1: you got that blood moon coming y'all, y'all you know
Speaker 1: this thing is prerecorded, So the blood Moon's coming tonight
Speaker 1: at three or two am, going into November the eighth,
Speaker 1: which is election day. The blood That's why I'm bleeding
Speaker 1: like that. Yeah, something's happening. I don't know, man, I
Speaker 1: feel how y'all feel. Some of y'all bleed with me
Speaker 1: right now. I'm probably just as irritable as me. How
Speaker 1: was your weekend? Yeah? One thing I did do this weekend, Okay,
Speaker 1: I did a lot of research this weekend, and I
Speaker 1: did watch that Age two in the Hebrew Hebrew to
Speaker 1: Negro documentary is three and a half hours. That's what
Speaker 1: I did do on my Sunday while I was in
Speaker 1: some pain yesterday. So I went to it this weekend
Speaker 1: because I knew he was gonna talk about it today.
Speaker 1: You guys are gonna talk about that a little bit
Speaker 1: more later. But um, then I've seen that it was
Speaker 1: eleven ninety nine. I also had to pay rent, so
Speaker 1: stupid hey to make an executive decision. Well, I got
Speaker 1: like a little study group, right, So I watched it
Speaker 1: with like thirteen different people over discord. So we watched
Speaker 1: it positive dissect things as we went along, took notes
Speaker 1: all that good ship. Um, yeah, it's it's it's better
Speaker 1: when you've got a group of people doing that type
Speaker 1: of stuff. Because it was long, some parts of it
Speaker 1: was kind of boring. Um, I feel like the information
Speaker 1: could have been a little bit better organized, but it's
Speaker 1: all there. It's a lot of information, but it's definitely
Speaker 1: all there. So we'll definitely get into that in a
Speaker 1: little bit. Yeah, let's talk about stupid internet news first.
Speaker 1: So I came across this post. It might have been
Speaker 1: from like last week or so, but it's this woman.
Speaker 1: She has a podcast called Value Entertainment Podcast. Um, and
Speaker 1: her name is Jedediah Biela. Okay, so it's a Hebrew name,
Speaker 1: speaking of Hebrew anyway, But she she says that you know,
Speaker 1: men care about women's body counts, right, so women should watch,
Speaker 1: you know, how many how many men she had sex with,
Speaker 1: because men care about that type of thing. What you
Speaker 1: think about that what women is telling their real body account?
Speaker 1: That's why I don't know what other diet is talking about,
Speaker 1: because what what woman is out here really telling her
Speaker 1: real body account? Like she said, it is disrespectful and
Speaker 1: gross for women to have a high body count. What's
Speaker 1: a high body account? Because that's all you know, subjective, objective,
Speaker 1: objective to right, So subjective? I mean, is it a subjective? Yeah? Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: well subjective depending on the person. So um yeah, two
Speaker 1: might be hid to one person, two might be hid enough. Look,
Speaker 1: every man I've been with treated me like if I
Speaker 1: were to tell them I had sex with two people,
Speaker 1: they were still trying to tell me I'm a whole Okay,
Speaker 1: So it really doesn't matter because for whatever reason, that
Speaker 1: men's mind pussy they never even had, is on reserve
Speaker 1: for them. So if they they have this this thing
Speaker 1: in their minds that you've been with somebody else is
Speaker 1: a problem for them. Some men. Some men, a lot
Speaker 1: of men don't even want to know your body account
Speaker 1: for that reason. They don't want to be offended by it,
Speaker 1: so they don't even want to know. Like, your past
Speaker 1: is your past and let it be that. But there's
Speaker 1: a lot of men that will pry and pride and pride,
Speaker 1: and that's like a prerequisite for relationship with some men.
Speaker 1: They want to know how many people you've been with
Speaker 1: prior to them, and some of them want to know names.
Speaker 1: I feel like the men that I've dealt with only
Speaker 1: wanted to know if I fucked anybody they knew right
Speaker 1: that was it. It was never about like how many
Speaker 1: people are been with or as long as there ain't
Speaker 1: nobody I know. Lucky for you, I've had a nigga
Speaker 1: try to compile a list based off a general conversation
Speaker 1: of people out there. But I'm from a small town.
Speaker 1: You know, these niggas like, what are you talking about?
Speaker 1: Like I don't live a few places, so like, my
Speaker 1: whole facts is really not trace upon, nigga, so why
Speaker 1: doesn't matter? Relax? Most of my whole facts is from
Speaker 1: where I'm from, and once I left my hometown, I
Speaker 1: stopped sucking shame anyway. I don't know. I just I
Speaker 1: don't think that, uh, should we be that concerned about
Speaker 1: what men one because we know we're gonna get a
Speaker 1: whole when we get them. It's a whole A lot
Speaker 1: of times, majority of the the times, it's a whole. Drake.
Speaker 1: Uh In Savage dropped an album, It's a good it's
Speaker 1: a fun albums. I haven't listened listened to it yet
Speaker 1: because of all the controversy going on about it. In
Speaker 1: some of his lyrics on some of the songs so Um,
Speaker 1: people were upset because a line that he had which
Speaker 1: allegedly is towards Mega Stallion. Uh, and it goes this
Speaker 1: bitch lie about getting shots but she's still a Stallion. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Then uh Yadi Yadi came out and saying, yea, I
Speaker 1: guess he maybe he wrote the lyrics. I don't know,
Speaker 1: but he was essentially trying to say that the lyrics
Speaker 1: weren't actually about Meg the Stallion. We know Mega Stallion
Speaker 1: is going through um, you know court and all that
Speaker 1: stuff for Tory Lanes. Regarding the shooting that took places
Speaker 1: at this point now or was that last year, I
Speaker 1: don't know. It was it, definitely because we talked about
Speaker 1: it on our very first episode of the show, so
Speaker 1: it was um And right now, Tory Lanes is on
Speaker 1: house arrest until the court day. That keeps getting pushed back,
Speaker 1: but I believe it is sometime this month that he's
Speaker 1: supposed to go to court along with uh, Mega Stallion's
Speaker 1: home girl she got it. She was summons back to
Speaker 1: court as well. But Mega Stallions still standing ten toes down,
Speaker 1: thank god she still has those toes. But because she
Speaker 1: got she did get injured in the foot. May it
Speaker 1: have been a direct bullet or bullet fragments. She's the
Speaker 1: only person that got hurt on that scene, right, So
Speaker 1: why is it okay for a man to rap about
Speaker 1: the abuse of a woman in this way? So so
Speaker 1: little Yalli said is not about that. It's about bun
Speaker 1: shots is saying it's real in his face, But it's
Speaker 1: like a double entendre, like yeah, yeah, we understand those, Yeah,
Speaker 1: like you knew that people were going to correlate this
Speaker 1: to make the value and doesn't have buckshot but shots,
Speaker 1: So what are you talking about? Right? But there is
Speaker 1: another girl something, another Stallion on Instagram that does have
Speaker 1: the buttshots that they were saying that they were references.
Speaker 1: But you know, yeah, that's why we're all like you
Speaker 1: knew what everybody was gonna think you was talking about.
Speaker 1: And what these guys put in a lyric where uh,
Speaker 1: one man was shot by another man or injured by
Speaker 1: another man, would they make fun of that in a
Speaker 1: double entendre, because it would be very different, disrespectful. So
Speaker 1: for whatever reason, these dudes things think it's okay to
Speaker 1: talk about this ship. Why why everybody turned on Meg
Speaker 1: though like this, I don't know, it's really weird. It's
Speaker 1: because she's a woman, as far as I'm concerned, it's
Speaker 1: because she's a woman. Why else, you know, it's because
Speaker 1: she's a woman. I guess they think Tory Lanes, um,
Speaker 1: you know, didn't harm her if it either it was
Speaker 1: the friend or Tory Lanes. Regardless of what, Mega Stallion
Speaker 1: didn't have a gun. Somebody outside of Mega Stallion reported
Speaker 1: that gun, that they heard gunshots, and that's how the
Speaker 1: police ended up there in the first place. Mega Stallion
Speaker 1: wasn't even trying to tell on Tory Lanes initially until
Speaker 1: he went to the internet. Right, regardless of what, she's
Speaker 1: the only person on that scene that got hurt. She
Speaker 1: got hurt. It's not funny. It's not funny. It's not
Speaker 1: a bar. Yeah, these niggas need to grow up and
Speaker 1: they really need to get smacked. Okay, I'm for that.
Speaker 1: I'm for smacking people. Well. Serena william husband Alexis Honeian
Speaker 1: Honeyan responds to Drake So in a different song. He
Speaker 1: uh the middle of the Ocean, he calls Serena's husband
Speaker 1: a groupie, and he responded and he said, uh sidebar Serena,
Speaker 1: your husband a groupie? He claimed, We don't, we don't
Speaker 1: got a problem. But noble it is. It is like
Speaker 1: you're coming for sushi. We might pop off on him
Speaker 1: and we'll like Suzuki bars bars. I like the noble
Speaker 1: because it's like the restaurant plus like nobu. Oh that's
Speaker 1: why I didn't Okay, I get it when I read it.
Speaker 1: It didn't give that noble. It was like no boy right.
Speaker 1: So Alexis responded, responds back and says, um, the reason
Speaker 1: I stayed winning is because I'm relentless about being the
Speaker 1: absolute best and at whatever I do, including being the
Speaker 1: best groupie for my wife and daughter for whatever reason
Speaker 1: in the black community is like whack to be in
Speaker 1: love with a woman or to like a woman. Right,
Speaker 1: so you're calling this this is a woman that Drake
Speaker 1: dated at one point. He didn't make an honest woman
Speaker 1: of he didn't stay with her, he didn't you know,
Speaker 1: make a family with her. Nothing right, But now now
Speaker 1: here it is she has a man, she's married, now,
Speaker 1: she has a children, she's a she has a child now,
Speaker 1: and he's shading the man she's with like he's a groupie. Jealous,
Speaker 1: you're jealous and you whack like I don't like these bars.
Speaker 1: I don't like these bars. It's very childish. It's giving
Speaker 1: childish from the baby to Drake. It's giving childish like it.
Speaker 1: Let's say I was winning it and he married somebody else.
Speaker 1: I would never play myself like that, So like talk
Speaker 1: about it's whack. You know, it's it's just it's giving stock. Right,
Speaker 1: if I'm gonna share anybody, it'd be like him. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm black girl, I'm praying for you. Even if he's
Speaker 1: a good nigga, I still say that's fucked up. That's
Speaker 1: fucked up. Yeah, Like you don't get no brownie points
Speaker 1: for that. Drake I don't know. I don't know. The
Speaker 1: men seem to love it. The women are looking at
Speaker 1: Drake's side. I like ya anyway, whatever, You're like man
Speaker 1: and you right. So he came for Drake. Drake had
Speaker 1: all types of shots fight and this goddamn albums. So
Speaker 1: he even came for Kanye. UM. In regards to the
Speaker 1: Larry Hoover UM benefit concert that they had last year,
Speaker 1: I don't know what really came out of it. Larry
Speaker 1: Hoover is still in prison, but you know him and
Speaker 1: Kanye put there. Drake and Kanye put there, you know,
Speaker 1: differences aside and had this benefit concert. UM. And in
Speaker 1: one of the songs, actually it's still Sarakle Local, Drake says,
Speaker 1: linking with the Ops, bitch I did that ship for
Speaker 1: j Prince, bitch I did it for mob ties. So
Speaker 1: you know, Kanye responded back to that, saying like man
Speaker 1: already already gave Drake all his fucking flowers, Like I'm
Speaker 1: not even entertaining this ship. So it's like, why that's
Speaker 1: the problem. We don't want to talk about that. M
Speaker 1: M anyway, y'all, that's our stupid internet news for the day. Um,
Speaker 1: We're gonna go to commercial and when we come back,
Speaker 1: I wanna know if black lives really matter? That's what
Speaker 1: I want to talk about today. But my home girl, Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, let's get into it, Okay. So, like I said,
Speaker 1: I wanted to, UM have an episode where we talk
Speaker 1: about all the current events and state of the culture.
Speaker 1: Uh that state of black people in America where we
Speaker 1: at Let's have a fucking let's have a vital check
Speaker 1: right quick. Um. So we we We've seen what's going
Speaker 1: on in the news with um, Kyrie Irving, with Kanye West, UM,
Speaker 1: and now the passing of Takeoff last week on Halloween.
Speaker 1: Whose name UM is kirsh nick Ball. So what are
Speaker 1: my good friends? Her name is Lisa Guthrie. She has
Speaker 1: a podcast as well. UM. But she did like a
Speaker 1: nice little breakdown and she pointed out the the KKK reference, UM,
Speaker 1: between these these three black men, UM, and I don't
Speaker 1: think it's a physical battle that that black people are
Speaker 1: really in right now. Is definitely definitely spiritual warfare going on.
Speaker 1: So we gotta be careful and we got to know
Speaker 1: what we're looking at. So that's why I want to
Speaker 1: have the conversation today, Do black lives really matter? Because
Speaker 1: we know it matters to us, right, but do black
Speaker 1: lives really matter two people on this planet? Essentially? What's
Speaker 1: your thoughts on that? Sim I don't feel like it.
Speaker 1: I don't feel like people don't care about ship that
Speaker 1: don't directly affect him, right a lot of often times?
Speaker 1: So why would black lives matter to the But then
Speaker 1: you also have the question is do black lives really
Speaker 1: matter to us? Mm? Hm? Really like really does it? Right?
Speaker 1: So in the intro we talked about Um Drake and
Speaker 1: his new album and the lyrics that he had for well,
Speaker 1: they say it wasn't for um Mega Stallion, but imagine
Speaker 1: if Mega Stallion was your wife, your daughter, your mom,
Speaker 1: your sister, your girlfriend, that should wouldn't be cool. So,
Speaker 1: like Tam just said, people really only care when it
Speaker 1: affects them directly at home. But this is the problem,
Speaker 1: This is the problem that we have and in the
Speaker 1: black culture is that there's no unity. No, we don't
Speaker 1: have to be a monolith, but we have to have
Speaker 1: some type of code because if we don't have the love,
Speaker 1: respect and code for each other, it's so easy for
Speaker 1: people outside of our group to disrespect us. Right you know,
Speaker 1: so I wanted to try to break this up into
Speaker 1: two like a different phases of what I'm seeing anyway,
Speaker 1: So again we got the KKK right, So let's let's
Speaker 1: start with with Kyrie. To me, what's going on with Kyrie?
Speaker 1: That's our spiritual warfare right there. So Kyrie right now
Speaker 1: is being persecuted by the NBA because UM on either
Speaker 1: last week or the week before, and I feel like
Speaker 1: it was actually a week before that. He actually posted
Speaker 1: it to his to his page, but people seem like
Speaker 1: they they just got wind of it last week. So
Speaker 1: he posted this documentary to his Instagram story and to
Speaker 1: his Twitter. It's called It's H two n he Brew
Speaker 1: to Negroes. Right. Um. It's a film and a book
Speaker 1: written by Ronald Dalton Jr. And UM. I recently started
Speaker 1: following him on Instagram. I also heard him talking on
Speaker 1: Clubhouse yesterday regarding the documentary and the things that are
Speaker 1: going on now with Amazon and all that stuff. But um,
Speaker 1: KYI didn't say anything. It was just the posted story.
Speaker 1: There was no caption nor nothing, right UM. And now
Speaker 1: he's been persecuted for having simply posted this UM documentary
Speaker 1: to his page. He's had multiple interviews with UM. You know,
Speaker 1: after games, postgame interviews and stuff like that where they
Speaker 1: like literally have him in a corner figuratively and um
Speaker 1: physically in a corner trying to get him to justify
Speaker 1: simply posting this this documentary and and it's kind of
Speaker 1: weird to me. So, like I said in the introduction,
Speaker 1: we we watched it this weekend. It's really long. It
Speaker 1: could have been a little bit better organized, but all
Speaker 1: information is there. And uh so let me ask you
Speaker 1: this because I didn't have the eleven dollars to budy,
Speaker 1: but do you feel like it was a lot of
Speaker 1: anti Semitism within? That's what I was just about to say. Oh,
Speaker 1: you know, I can tell you the references in the
Speaker 1: film that they may have found, um anti semitic. And
Speaker 1: if you guys want to go to a d L
Speaker 1: dot org or dot com, that is the Anti Deformation League,
Speaker 1: And this is the people that are trying to get
Speaker 1: this five thousand dollars out of Kyrie. Because we're gonna
Speaker 1: go through the list of things that he has to
Speaker 1: go through to get back on the team. All right,
Speaker 1: this this organization, UM, it's an anti Semitic organization, so
Speaker 1: it's essentially a Jewish organization UM. And they actually listed
Speaker 1: things that they found anti Semitic in the film, right. So,
Speaker 1: there was some quotes from Henry Ford in the film UM.
Speaker 1: There was a quote from Hitler in the film UM.
Speaker 1: That's essentially and and there was really no explanation around
Speaker 1: the quotes. He put the quotes in the film, but
Speaker 1: he didn't really talk about him. And then there was
Speaker 1: also a quote from King um Leopold. Those are the
Speaker 1: three quotes that they found a problem with. But there
Speaker 1: are actual things that happened in history. Okay, But is
Speaker 1: the thing as a Jewish person, can we decide what
Speaker 1: really is anti hate for them? Only they can decide that.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean? You know, but as understand,
Speaker 1: but if you identify as a Hebrew person, how can
Speaker 1: you be an anti Semite? If you identify as a Semite,
Speaker 1: how can you be anti Semite? At this point in America,
Speaker 1: saying the word you is anti semitic. That's what it
Speaker 1: seems like. It really seems that way. You can't even
Speaker 1: say the word you without having a problem with somebody.
Speaker 1: So y'all can go to that website at a d
Speaker 1: l dot org to see the list of things that
Speaker 1: they find anti Semitic about the the documentary. But I
Speaker 1: suggest for you to go view the documentary yourself, get
Speaker 1: a get a watch group together. You can all watch
Speaker 1: it together. And again I'm not really promoting it, but
Speaker 1: it does have a lot of good references. He gives
Speaker 1: historical data, things that you can actually go and fine
Speaker 1: and research elsewhere, not just taking him as your primary
Speaker 1: uh source. He doesn't make up anything in the documentary,
Speaker 1: is what I'm trying to say. It's a lot of
Speaker 1: Bible references. The Bible is that one of our biggest
Speaker 1: um encyclopedias. Essentially, it talks about lineage, it talks about history.
Speaker 1: It's a big gass history book. Yeah, you know I
Speaker 1: want I want to watch it for that reason so
Speaker 1: I can form my own opinion. But I am curious
Speaker 1: as to why, you know, Jewish people would feel this way.
Speaker 1: You know, it's got to be something in it that
Speaker 1: would make these people feel this way. I can give
Speaker 1: my opinion about why they would feel this way, and
Speaker 1: hope if I can get this opinion without being persecuted.
Speaker 1: If you go back through the Bible, y'all can go
Speaker 1: look at Revelations to nine and three nine. It gives
Speaker 1: reference to a group of people. Right, you can go there.
Speaker 1: You can go check out Deuteronomy in the Bible. Um,
Speaker 1: the people that are currently in America, right, you're black
Speaker 1: Americans if you came here via the Transatlantic slave trade.
Speaker 1: Right there said that those people were taken from West Africa, right,
Speaker 1: those people from West Africa. They came to West Africa
Speaker 1: from Northern Africa. Right at some point, you know, they're
Speaker 1: all black people. At this point, I'm black, and the
Speaker 1: people who are already on this in this place is black. Right.
Speaker 1: Once Europe invaded Africa, the Africans that were already there,
Speaker 1: this is in that area West Africa, right, they then
Speaker 1: traded these people these west these people that were that
Speaker 1: migrated to West Africa, because that's not really our people,
Speaker 1: and those are now the people that are here in America. Right,
Speaker 1: That's that's what history says. But those people lived in
Speaker 1: Northern Africa for hundreds of thousands of years, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. And there's different things that happened throughout history.
Speaker 1: So it's said that those people that migrated to West
Speaker 1: Africa are the two Israelites, right, and they were then
Speaker 1: sold into slavery, into the Americas and the Caribbeans. So
Speaker 1: now we can trace ourselves back. I won't say we,
Speaker 1: but there's a lot of people Black Americans, that Black
Speaker 1: Americans that can trace themselves back to West Africa, because
Speaker 1: even if you do the twenty three and me thing
Speaker 1: and all this DNA stuff, they always point back to
Speaker 1: West Africa. Right, those people came from somewhere. Those those
Speaker 1: people weren't always slaves. And they talk about those people
Speaker 1: in Deuterotomy twenty eight in the Bible. I wish like
Speaker 1: maybe I should have pulled that pull it up so
Speaker 1: like a read a little bit about it. But the
Speaker 1: things that we go through right now as Black Americans
Speaker 1: and Black Americans in America is directly talked about in
Speaker 1: that stricture. So it's almost basically the Lost tribal Judah
Speaker 1: I remember hearing, yes, right, so we can tie ourselves
Speaker 1: back to them. And what and what a lot of
Speaker 1: black people are now saying is that the people that
Speaker 1: say they are Jewish, that documentary is essentially saying that
Speaker 1: these are European Jews. They're not from the Lost Tribes.
Speaker 1: And that's what they're offended because they are yes. And
Speaker 1: imagine now, imagine now people trying to challenge your heritage
Speaker 1: and your lineage. You'd be upset about that. Science is
Speaker 1: science and DNA is DNA. Mm hmm. If black people
Speaker 1: still exist in those particular areas right there, we're talking
Speaker 1: about how did y'all come from? There? Let's get let's
Speaker 1: get something more and I have some I have one
Speaker 1: if we can do that, I'm gonna check a couple
Speaker 1: of things before we do that, but I have one.
Speaker 1: And he's actually he's not he's not a rabbi, but
Speaker 1: he's a Jewish Man. He's a Storian. He's a medical doctor.
Speaker 1: I have reached out to I would like to have
Speaker 1: him on the podcast so we could talk about this
Speaker 1: stuff with him as well, because you know, obviously if
Speaker 1: you challenge anyone's whole existence, right then they're gonna be upset.
Speaker 1: Their cognitive disson this is just gonna be like that
Speaker 1: ain't right? So I get that, But then also you
Speaker 1: also want real understanding, especially as Black people in America.
Speaker 1: You want why can't we research this? Why can't we
Speaker 1: First of all, Judaism and Jewish like, that's a religion,
Speaker 1: it's not a race, right, But they also say that
Speaker 1: those particular people do have a particular DNA, right, so
Speaker 1: it could be considered a race, but it's a religion.
Speaker 1: And why can't black people be Jewish? That's essentially what's
Speaker 1: being said because Kanye distinctively said I can't be anti
Speaker 1: Semitic because, um, I'm Jewish. I identify as a Jewish person,
Speaker 1: So how can I be anti Semitic? I even saw
Speaker 1: some information online like, um, people refute and stuff that's
Speaker 1: in the Bible calling the Bible anti Semitic. I know
Speaker 1: it is. It kind of is anti Semitic, is anti woman,
Speaker 1: for sure. But we're looking at the English translation of
Speaker 1: the Bible. We don't know what the Heller Bible said
Speaker 1: in Hebrew. Especially if you don't know Hebrew, and then
Speaker 1: you don't have to go back to a book way
Speaker 1: older than the Bible to understand how they've mixed history
Speaker 1: up in that particular book is wicked, you know, I
Speaker 1: just don't want you know. The issue for me is
Speaker 1: I don't feel like, I mean, deep down, does anybody
Speaker 1: really feel like Kyrie hates Jewish people Like I don't
Speaker 1: get that from him. I don't think he was like
Speaker 1: funck Jewish people like I don't feel like he was
Speaker 1: like that I never had information. I think he just
Speaker 1: wants information and understand it and and no effort to
Speaker 1: hurt anyone and the understanding, you know. Right So, right now,
Speaker 1: the thing is is that we the people support Kyrie.
Speaker 1: I think more people support Kyrie over Kanye because Kanye
Speaker 1: in the past has been problematic, right, So it's kind
Speaker 1: of like a lot of people's like Nigga, shut the
Speaker 1: funk up, but I don't do that about Kanye. But
Speaker 1: people can accept Kyrie a little bit more because he
Speaker 1: doesn't talk much that we see or he nobody pays
Speaker 1: that much attention to him. But he was on the
Speaker 1: flat Earth ship. I know the people was mad at
Speaker 1: him because he wouldn't get vaccinated. He's been going against
Speaker 1: the grain for the for the last several years now
Speaker 1: and that's a problem for the powers that be. So,
Speaker 1: you know, he's essentially been um suspended from the from
Speaker 1: the NBA, he's been suspended from the NETS, and also
Speaker 1: Nike suspended their contract with him as well. And now
Speaker 1: they've put out this list of six things that he
Speaker 1: has to do before he can you know, play again.
Speaker 1: So he's suspended right now, five games, no pay right
Speaker 1: as a last week. I want to say Friday, he
Speaker 1: wasn't apologizing, right, but then an apology came out late
Speaker 1: evening on Friday. So I just want to tell y'all
Speaker 1: the six things they're saying that he has to do
Speaker 1: to continue playing basketball. Okay, So he has to apologize
Speaker 1: and condemn the film. This is a film that has
Speaker 1: been on Amazon since eighteen and Amazon even came out
Speaker 1: and said that they go through UH strategic like run
Speaker 1: through of any document any documentation, any documentaries. They go
Speaker 1: through it as a process before they just put ship
Speaker 1: on it onto Amazon. Right, and you can find all
Speaker 1: this Hitler ship on Amazon and everybody cool with though,
Speaker 1: but this documentary in particular, the league wants him to
Speaker 1: um condemn it. Okay um. He also has to pay
Speaker 1: five thousand dollars to UH anti hate Causes, which they
Speaker 1: refering to the a d L, which is that antium
Speaker 1: deformation the league um he has to take. He has
Speaker 1: to complete sensitivity training. He has to also complete anti
Speaker 1: Semitism training. He also has to meet with the a
Speaker 1: d L and Jewish leader okay um. And then the
Speaker 1: last thing they're saying he has to do is meet
Speaker 1: with team owner Joe taser Joe TESSI uh to demonstrate
Speaker 1: an understanding of the situation. So not only does he
Speaker 1: have to all do all these things, then he has
Speaker 1: to do a presentation to show these people he gets it.
Speaker 1: Imagine that this is a public lynching y'all over posting
Speaker 1: a documentary of historical facts. If that doesn't seem weird
Speaker 1: to y'all, I don't know. I mean that does seem weird.
Speaker 1: But is it all facts? In this film? He everything
Speaker 1: historical references. He used historical references, so now everything, A
Speaker 1: lot of things can be refuted in history, a lot
Speaker 1: of things. Um. You know. One thing that they were
Speaker 1: upset about. They said that the documentary said that the
Speaker 1: Holocaust didn't happen. I didn't see that in the documentary. Okay.
Speaker 1: I was on clubhouse this weekend and the Jewish guy
Speaker 1: was in a room and he said, how would y'all
Speaker 1: feel if somebody said that slavery didn't happen the way
Speaker 1: it did? And the majority in the black of the
Speaker 1: black people in the room was like, it didn't. It didn't.
Speaker 1: We're not even arguing with you, but y'all benefit off
Speaker 1: saying the Holocaust happened the way it happened, right. What
Speaker 1: I want to say is is that we're told to
Speaker 1: get over it. The Jewish community, their entire slogan is
Speaker 1: never forget, so it doesn't happen to them again, we
Speaker 1: need to adopt something like that. But when we try
Speaker 1: to bring up topics of reparations and stuff like that,
Speaker 1: we are told, why you'll still talk about that. I
Speaker 1: wasn't me, It was my ancestors. It wasn't you, It
Speaker 1: was your ancestors. But the thing is it still affects
Speaker 1: us today. All of those things still affect us today.
Speaker 1: You know, how we interact with each other. We were
Speaker 1: bred to be this way. So that goes into you
Speaker 1: know that that Rick Kyrie, I think he has a
Speaker 1: support to people, but it's the support of his peers
Speaker 1: that he needs. So now you've got people like Shaq
Speaker 1: calling him an idiot. Imagine Shaq calling somebody an idiot.
Speaker 1: You know, it's like when I watched these guys, it's
Speaker 1: like they they put the black men in position to
Speaker 1: to talk crazy about another black man. Like they specifically
Speaker 1: asked Charles Barklay and Shock what they think about it?
Speaker 1: Why do they even have to answer Karrie Carr's his
Speaker 1: own man, but they too have to publicly condemn him. Well,
Speaker 1: I mean it's no different than us having this asking
Speaker 1: Those men are no different than us having this conversation
Speaker 1: right here, right now. You don't think so, No, it's
Speaker 1: where where we I feel like I'm an observer. I
Speaker 1: feel like we are observing what's happening, and we're having
Speaker 1: a conversation about it. We're not denying, we're not condemning
Speaker 1: none of that. I feel like I feel like Shaquille
Speaker 1: o'neo um Lebron, they had an option to not say
Speaker 1: anything if it wasn't gonna be in support of just
Speaker 1: don't say anything, But I feel like contractually they have to.
Speaker 1: They gotta condemn him for themselves, Like they put our
Speaker 1: black men in that position to have to do that.
Speaker 1: And it's and it's not fair. Who who comes check
Speaker 1: in with the black community when y'all offend us as
Speaker 1: a collective. Nobody, nobody gets sent to No African American museums.
Speaker 1: Where's the disconnect? Yeah, you're right, I've never heard of nobody.
Speaker 1: But they just get they get fired, They get fired
Speaker 1: from their job. They might have to pay something, but
Speaker 1: I ain't never heard of them taking them to this
Speaker 1: public dragging DC for no museum, and their pearents don't
Speaker 1: have to answer answer for them. Do their parents have
Speaker 1: to come out of answer for them. Let's let's talk
Speaker 1: about how they dragged Will Smith for spitting on Chris Rock,
Speaker 1: which is black on black crome. But then you had
Speaker 1: these two white boys where the guy um at a
Speaker 1: whole award ceremony he spit. Yes, nobody came out and
Speaker 1: said anything about that. To me, spitting on somebody is
Speaker 1: worse than hitting him. You spit on me, I might
Speaker 1: shoot you. I'm I'm just saying it's disgusting. Yes, you
Speaker 1: spit on the ground, So it's just wild to me.
Speaker 1: What's happening with Kyrie. I don't like it. I don't
Speaker 1: like it at all, not for this posting a documentary
Speaker 1: that people haven't seen. I'm not a fan of how
Speaker 1: they're treating them either. You know, I haven't seen it,
Speaker 1: so I can't say one way or another, like what's
Speaker 1: in it. Obviously Jewish people are upset about it. I
Speaker 1: need to see why, and I want to have some
Speaker 1: understanding on why. That's why I was I also want, yeah,
Speaker 1: I also want understanding of the information that's in it,
Speaker 1: you know, Like so, but I do feel bad because
Speaker 1: I feel like freedom was speech a free Apparently it's
Speaker 1: going for four right right, So that's that's the spiritual breakdown.
Speaker 1: What's happening with with Kyrie? Right then we move on
Speaker 1: to Kanye. What we're seeing with Kanye is the emotional
Speaker 1: breakdown of a black man. This is the emotional breakdown.
Speaker 1: So now he didn't apologize right, not directly. He in
Speaker 1: a roundabout way. He tried to write, but he's lost
Speaker 1: billions in one week or two days or something they said,
Speaker 1: which I really feel like, I don't consider you know,
Speaker 1: Adidas dropping him. I feel like he dropped Adidas because
Speaker 1: he wanted out that deal. Anyway, So even if Kanye,
Speaker 1: you know, started this ship to get out that deal,
Speaker 1: he still opened up a can of fucking worms. It's
Speaker 1: like the toothpaste cannot go back into tube at this point.
Speaker 1: The ship is open. People checking it out at this point. Um.
Speaker 1: So Kanye posted over the weekend, it was like I
Speaker 1: think maybe on Friday he posted about his trainer, this
Speaker 1: Dr Haley Pastor Knack. He posted a text threat. Did
Speaker 1: you see it? I did see that. He posted a
Speaker 1: text right, if this man essentially threatened and you know,
Speaker 1: to have him admitted again and turned into a zombie essentially,
Speaker 1: And that's one of the things Kanye was saying back
Speaker 1: in when they had him hospitalized after he kind of
Speaker 1: like while got on stage at one of his concerts.
Speaker 1: He was talking about jay Z, he was talking about Beyonce,
Speaker 1: and um, they had him hospitalized and he was saying
Speaker 1: he had memory loss all these things. So now you
Speaker 1: know the conspiracy theorist said that the MK altered him.
Speaker 1: If you don't know what that is, check it out
Speaker 1: because it's a real thing that the military created and uses. Right. Um,
Speaker 1: this text message from this guy which is his trainer, Um,
Speaker 1: who was physical trainer. Yeah, that's what's so weird to me, Like,
Speaker 1: how could your physical trainer have you admitted to a hospital.
Speaker 1: It's weird to me. But to me, maybe he's in handling.
Speaker 1: Kanye said he had has handlers. I'm just saying what
Speaker 1: Kanye said. So is this man Could this man have
Speaker 1: been a handler? I don't know. Okay, it's the handler
Speaker 1: somebody who's in charge of you, Okay, and he happens
Speaker 1: to be a man of Jewish faith. That was my Mama,
Speaker 1: my whole life. You're handler. So Kanye tweets, says, um,
Speaker 1: this show is hardly admitting to knowing the truth of
Speaker 1: our origin but then later dissing the facts within the
Speaker 1: same text chain. Mind you, this is how a Hollywood
Speaker 1: trainer speaks to a far more influential Black celebrity when
Speaker 1: you get out of line. So, um, he said your
Speaker 1: origins might be Jewish, and then Kanye got the big
Speaker 1: gass highlight over the ships. You can't even see what else?
Speaker 1: It says? Um. The other part of the message, it says, um,
Speaker 1: second option, I can have you institutionalized again where they
Speaker 1: medicate and medicate the crap out of you, and you
Speaker 1: can go back to zombie land forever. Play date with
Speaker 1: the kids just won't be the same. That's not nice.
Speaker 1: That's really weird. That's weird. Yeah, Is that okay? It's
Speaker 1: not okay because we we I feel like Kanye has
Speaker 1: been gas lit on a lot of different outlets when
Speaker 1: he talks because everybody questions his mental health because he
Speaker 1: is trying to get people to do some research essentially,
Speaker 1: so now he gives they just brush it off as
Speaker 1: him being crazy or acting erotic erratic, acting erratic some
Speaker 1: of the things he says. It's kind of like, all right,
Speaker 1: one thing, tell me one thing. The fitting All conversation
Speaker 1: about George, Okay, I can understand why black people I've
Speaker 1: said about that, or then like talking about the girl's hat,
Speaker 1: the babies on my hands, and then he found the
Speaker 1: worst picture of that girl to talk about her too.
Speaker 1: So it's like, how can we take you serious on
Speaker 1: all these topics when then you're you're taking this black
Speaker 1: woman and trying to publicly humiliate her. Because are they
Speaker 1: not trying to humiliate him, They're trying to They're trying
Speaker 1: to extort him for shoot to him. They're trying to
Speaker 1: publicly extort him from two and fifty million dollars simply
Speaker 1: for having a different perspective on how the police killed
Speaker 1: George Floyd. He never once said George Floyd took fitting
Speaker 1: All and killed himself. He didn't say that. He said
Speaker 1: they hit him with the fitting al. So that's and
Speaker 1: and it's just truth in the toxicology report that he
Speaker 1: did have fitting All in the system at the time.
Speaker 1: So that's all Kanye was saying. Kanye wasn't saying that
Speaker 1: they didn't kill him in that way. It just feels
Speaker 1: like he was speaking out of turn with that. I
Speaker 1: don't know, and I guess people also don't like the
Speaker 1: fact that he says he now understands what it feels
Speaker 1: like they have a knee on your neck because of
Speaker 1: what's happened in him, and it to me, again, it's
Speaker 1: perception because figuratively speaking, they do have their knee on
Speaker 1: his neck at this point, It's like, yes, but comparing
Speaker 1: to yourself, to this man who was literally killed, it's
Speaker 1: kind of feel like that for Kanye, who who I'm
Speaker 1: not here to the gate, how he feels even though
Speaker 1: he's physically it was a poor choice of words. It
Speaker 1: was for me because you're still richer than most of us,
Speaker 1: You're still way more wealthy than most of us, and
Speaker 1: you still have your life. So it just was a
Speaker 1: very poor choice of words for me. So does Kanye
Speaker 1: have to die for people to see what he's saying
Speaker 1: that he does he have to go completely broke. I
Speaker 1: feel like in the black community, we respect the poor,
Speaker 1: um the poor? What is the what is what is
Speaker 1: the word? I'm looking for? Like, if you're in a
Speaker 1: corner preaching the word, I feel like people respect that
Speaker 1: more as opposed to you being a millionaire and trying
Speaker 1: to tell him what's happening. But at the same time,
Speaker 1: people don't really listen to broke people, So which one
Speaker 1: is it? That's not true? People listen to that show
Speaker 1: every week. Then you talking about I've been trying to
Speaker 1: be serious, but you make me sick. I'm never going
Speaker 1: to listen. This is my coporate mechanism. This is how
Speaker 1: I cat with real life. I'm gonna crack a joke, bitch.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna crack a joke. You you spent the facts
Speaker 1: and I'm throwing joking there, bitch. That's that's emotion you've
Speaker 1: been throwing. My god damn training thought off. But anyway,
Speaker 1: it's not cool for this man to threaten Kanye in
Speaker 1: that way. Y'all gonna call call you crazy all you want.
Speaker 1: But he is showing now evidence on how he's been
Speaker 1: being handled for a long time. That's not cool. That's
Speaker 1: not okay, And I don't think he should be ignored
Speaker 1: because y'all don't like what he says. Like he's coming
Speaker 1: this stuff is happening. He is this way for a reason.
Speaker 1: You know what that being said to him was not Okay,
Speaker 1: he said some things that aren't okay to meet as well,
Speaker 1: but I agree he's still a black man and he
Speaker 1: still deserves to be protected. Yeah, man, he needs these
Speaker 1: these men need our support. Man. So that's that's the
Speaker 1: that's the mental um, that's the mental breakdown, right. Um,
Speaker 1: So now let's move on to um to take off, y'all.
Speaker 1: Take off. Real name is kirsh nick Ball, So that's
Speaker 1: our other cave for the day, right. Uh. You know,
Speaker 1: he was murdered last week at a bowling alley in Houston, Texas,
Speaker 1: and there's all kinds of different stories and all the
Speaker 1: speculation going on online as to who did it, how
Speaker 1: it happened, why it happened, all that good ship, But
Speaker 1: he's no longer with us, right and this essentially this
Speaker 1: is due to black on black crime. So now this
Speaker 1: is the physical breakdown of black people in America. As
Speaker 1: far as I'm concerned. There's two different things going on.
Speaker 1: We were getting killing the streets by the police, and
Speaker 1: then on the other side of that, we also on
Speaker 1: each other. Now, I don't like when people use that
Speaker 1: as a justification for when ship happened to us by
Speaker 1: somebody at the hands of somebody outside of the community,
Speaker 1: because within every community, people commit crimes based on proximity.
Speaker 1: We know that, right, So nigga's gonna kill niggas. Excuse me.
Speaker 1: Black people don't kill black people. Asians gonna kill Asians,
Speaker 1: Hispanics gonna kill Hispanics. White people don't kill white people.
Speaker 1: I mean white people will take out their whole family
Speaker 1: for white people don't kill everybody you can opportunity. See
Speaker 1: look at me, I'm doing it again. I'm sorry, equal opportunity. Okay, murderers,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. At least we usually have an intended target.
Speaker 1: So I would say, look, black people are killers. White
Speaker 1: people tend to be murderers. It's just a little bit,
Speaker 1: dear friend. But anyway, not to again compare in contrast.
Speaker 1: You know who's the fucking worst, right, But you know
Speaker 1: one thing, Tommy, I want to talk about, why the
Speaker 1: fuck do uh these rappers have to check in when
Speaker 1: they go into cities? Like what is that even about?
Speaker 1: I think that's like, maybe all right, this is just
Speaker 1: my opinion from the outside. Um, maybe it's like gang
Speaker 1: culture and like sometimes these rappers may potentially belong to
Speaker 1: gangs and that's just something how you have to move
Speaker 1: when moving around in different cities and different territories. It's
Speaker 1: like some gang culture ship that we don't know about.
Speaker 1: And I guess if you're civilian, then you wouldn't have
Speaker 1: to worry about that, Like like you said, like a
Speaker 1: common wouldn't have to worry about checking in Houston if
Speaker 1: he comes to do a show. Right, But why are
Speaker 1: we uh perpetuating this bullshit? Like you have these fake
Speaker 1: mob boss type black figures in some communities I won't
Speaker 1: say any names, but in Houston, Texas, right, Um, I
Speaker 1: don't know how. I don't know how fake it is.
Speaker 1: I think that I think they've got some real life
Speaker 1: ship going on down there. Like I don't know if
Speaker 1: it's fake. Yeah, but it's creating violence against our own
Speaker 1: own That's what I'm saying. It's creating violence against our
Speaker 1: own people. Because in the last couple like people are
Speaker 1: getting killed in Houston. So a couple of rappers that
Speaker 1: I got killed in Houston the last two years or so,
Speaker 1: and uh, there's a couple of people who keep dying
Speaker 1: around this particular person that was at this shooting. Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: So at what point, as the black community do we
Speaker 1: condemn this type of behavior like non nigga, we ain't
Speaker 1: checking it no more. We're not extoring our own We're
Speaker 1: not doing that no more within our communities. How do
Speaker 1: we when do we ostracize those people? But how can
Speaker 1: we do it when we're not It's a sub culture
Speaker 1: within our culture that we don't belong to, right, So
Speaker 1: I think it would it would take the people who
Speaker 1: aren't within the sub culture to do it, because we
Speaker 1: can't do ship but talk about it on the show
Speaker 1: and we can say we condemn you, but we don't
Speaker 1: even really have access to what's going on. I don't
Speaker 1: be nowhere. We're like, no gangship going on, I don't think.
Speaker 1: So we see the move is right, and we see
Speaker 1: how this stuff works. So let's take um, let's take
Speaker 1: power for instance. Yeah, Jamie st. Patrick, he had all
Speaker 1: his power, right, but you see how that white man
Speaker 1: was using him as a puppet, the billionaire guy like
Speaker 1: he had to get he was borrowing money from and
Speaker 1: ship like that, and how how all these people was
Speaker 1: pulling his strings and making him do things. So really
Speaker 1: he wasn't in control of what he was doing. Right.
Speaker 1: So a lot of times these people are green lit
Speaker 1: from some white person above them to terrorize our community,
Speaker 1: is what I'm getting at. So if we take this
Speaker 1: big figure in Houston, right, who whose son's party with
Speaker 1: this was and all this ship, right, I've heard things
Speaker 1: about that dude. I've heard he cooperate with them people,
Speaker 1: the alphabat boys and ship like that, and that's how
Speaker 1: he's been enabled to do the things that he does
Speaker 1: in the community. So are we are we doing these
Speaker 1: things really on that at our own volition or is
Speaker 1: it like a whole setup Like we talked last week
Speaker 1: about how hip hop was a whole how hip hop
Speaker 1: is today. It was like a drawn out plan by
Speaker 1: some people outside of our community to get us to
Speaker 1: this point. So are we really in control of these
Speaker 1: So you know, quote unquote gang culture ship activity that's
Speaker 1: going on, because we know the original gangs they were
Speaker 1: about community. They were infiltrated by the FEDS, by the FBI,
Speaker 1: y'all can look that up. That's just the truth. Blessing
Speaker 1: the crypts. They you know, they had lunch free lunch
Speaker 1: meals and stuff like that for kids in the community,
Speaker 1: like they were taking care of their communities. But they
Speaker 1: were infiltrated by some people. You could see that in
Speaker 1: that Um Judah and the Black Messiah. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm talking about. Yeah, So you know you see that
Speaker 1: in that movie about Fred Hampton Judas in the Black Messiah.
Speaker 1: It's like they weren't up to nothing, fucked up, right,
Speaker 1: and they they this this one random black man got
Speaker 1: messed up. So they still using our people against our people, right,
Speaker 1: So he got caught up for stealing cars and all
Speaker 1: types of ship, doing bad stuff. So then they then
Speaker 1: used them as an informant and put him into the
Speaker 1: Black Panther Party to create havoc, right, And then in
Speaker 1: the end they killed um Fred Hampton because they said
Speaker 1: that they we can't have a martyr, we can't have
Speaker 1: a black Messiah. So they killed him because he was joined.
Speaker 1: He was bringing all the people together, he was bringing
Speaker 1: Black people together, he was bringing Jewish people together. And
Speaker 1: the powers that be didn't like that ship because they
Speaker 1: have we have to all be at odds for the
Speaker 1: system because it is a system for it to work.
Speaker 1: And that's what's happening. So these people, do you cut
Speaker 1: the fucking head off the snake, these bad apples in
Speaker 1: our community. We gotta get him out of here. That's
Speaker 1: bad music. We have to get it out of here.
Speaker 1: Kanye said the music is was anti semitic, and I
Speaker 1: believe and I and I and I agree with that
Speaker 1: up about killing another black man is anti semitic. It is,
Speaker 1: But you know what, and I agree? But then you
Speaker 1: had listen to Draking twenty one album that's just came
Speaker 1: out after take Off Who Passed Away, And nobody's condemning
Speaker 1: any of the music. They're talking about popping the top
Speaker 1: off nigger Head and songs, and we just danced into it.
Speaker 1: Like but then here's the thing, when do you separate
Speaker 1: the art from the artists? Like we you know, films
Speaker 1: of you watching people be the joker, nobody would out,
Speaker 1: I mean, did he went out and was the joker?
Speaker 1: Nobody else, you know internalizes the films the way we
Speaker 1: do music. Is it fair to say that this can't
Speaker 1: just be entertainment and it's other It's the responsibility of
Speaker 1: the individual and the parents two educate them on the
Speaker 1: difference between life and entertainment. I think that there should
Speaker 1: be an age limit, just like you gotta Asian limen
Speaker 1: on smoking cigarettes and drinking liquor, there should be an
Speaker 1: age limit on you know, at what point you can
Speaker 1: consume this thing because we know that everybody's brain isn't
Speaker 1: developed in the same way at the same time. Boys
Speaker 1: developed later than women, so forth, and so on. So
Speaker 1: kids listening to this ship really can't differentiate real from fake,
Speaker 1: especially if they actually live in the life that they're
Speaker 1: listening to on the radio. Right, So you're listening to
Speaker 1: this ship while you're going to go commit a crime
Speaker 1: to give up your whole You ain't even enough bitches
Speaker 1: out here yet, but you're about to go to prison
Speaker 1: at seventeen for the rest of your life. That ship
Speaker 1: is fucking normal, and that's not cool. Right. So it's like,
Speaker 1: I understand if we go back to n w A
Speaker 1: and how Congress and all these people are fighting against
Speaker 1: this thing. But then we were like, oh, it's freedom
Speaker 1: of speech. You'all trying to stop our freedom of speech.
Speaker 1: This is not freedom of speech. So now it goes
Speaker 1: to is does life imitate art or is the art
Speaker 1: imitating life? And that is the question when it comes
Speaker 1: to our music, that is the question. Yeah, but based
Speaker 1: on the number of rappers that are dying, you know,
Speaker 1: it looks like there's a problem. Clearly there's a problem, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: because the music executives aren't dying. The people who are
Speaker 1: making the most money off these albums, these guys making
Speaker 1: two cents on the album and some whatever the crazy numbers,
Speaker 1: and however it breaks down there, we're not in the
Speaker 1: black community making as much money off of our struggle
Speaker 1: in comparison to these music executives. And then they are dying.
Speaker 1: They're living to be old people. Black men aren't living
Speaker 1: to be granddaddy's. They're not. They either dying from heart disease,
Speaker 1: young as hell, or they're being killed by another black man. Right,
Speaker 1: And it's because of the music. We are spiritual people, right,
Speaker 1: So the music and the vibrations and the frequencies is
Speaker 1: what moves us. So they knew they had to funk
Speaker 1: with the music. And like we talked about last week,
Speaker 1: those are cute acoustic instruments, Like we're using the drums
Speaker 1: and the guitars and your real voice, that ship of
Speaker 1: you a different feeling when we listen. When you listen
Speaker 1: to that old music, it's just a different feeling, like
Speaker 1: listen to old R and B like Isasley Brothers and
Speaker 1: ship like that, Like it's just and even funk with
Speaker 1: that because now they've you know, resampled all that stuff
Speaker 1: and and remix it and all that, but it's just
Speaker 1: it's just different. The vibes is different. So I like
Speaker 1: to listen to rap music when I'm at the gym,
Speaker 1: but like if I'm taking a long road trip, I
Speaker 1: can't listen to that ship the whole time. You neither
Speaker 1: because you know, honestly, a lot of the music I
Speaker 1: don't even listen to the words. It's just the beat. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And then when I actually go back and listen to
Speaker 1: the words, I'd be like, oh, Okay, damn that rap
Speaker 1: crap because I mean not not it's not just talking
Speaker 1: about killing one another. But they talked real bad about women.
Speaker 1: You know, they talked real bad about women and how
Speaker 1: they I don't got no man as for us. Look,
Speaker 1: i'mmosa stick a thumb and her butt like and now
Speaker 1: here it is women we have at quiesced to this thing. Now,
Speaker 1: now you got the prostitution music, because that's essentially what
Speaker 1: it is. And on one hand is kind of girl.
Speaker 1: You may have some girls that's not gonna be popping
Speaker 1: it just because they like a boy. You got to
Speaker 1: be able to do some ship with shipped for me.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, I'm not just having sex
Speaker 1: with you, right, So that's a plus with the music, right,
Speaker 1: But then the other side of it is that it's
Speaker 1: like a real popular thing now when it used to
Speaker 1: be like a secret. It's like the fucking inmates and
Speaker 1: ready to gut their prison. At this point, you can't
Speaker 1: go on nobody paid with out. Can I see a
Speaker 1: regular picture you, ma'am? It's like, and don't let them
Speaker 1: get some new asks, Like they don't even take no
Speaker 1: front pitchers, no more. Like I had to unfollowed a
Speaker 1: couple of people because I'm sick of seeing your couci.
Speaker 1: I'm sick of it. Yeah, and I have some guy
Speaker 1: friends like I'll look at things, so they're like, man,
Speaker 1: look all these people don't even follow these people. It's
Speaker 1: just asked straight up and down their Instagram of people
Speaker 1: they don't follow. So it's like they're marketing those things
Speaker 1: to people, right, like the um your Explore page, yeah,
Speaker 1: full of nothing, but my Explore page full of ass too,
Speaker 1: though you're probably searching that ship but mine is like
Speaker 1: fitness though, It's like I see a lot of black
Speaker 1: fitness pages, but I do search that. But it will
Speaker 1: be a lot of asks though, yeah, might be like animals, fitness, ship,
Speaker 1: beauty stuff that's mine. Oh yeah, yeah, I got a
Speaker 1: lot of animals too, a lot. But I think it's
Speaker 1: because of the shoult. I'll be looking at that you
Speaker 1: post all the time. Got me look now, animals all
Speaker 1: over my ship. I love animals that make you feel good,
Speaker 1: but it does go to show how they're programming you.
Speaker 1: It's all a big gass program. So I just want
Speaker 1: people to be more a little bit more consciously aware.
Speaker 1: Like Tammy be saying she loves y'all, and I believe
Speaker 1: she loves you guys, right, I really do. I really
Speaker 1: mean that, I really I love comes in a different way, right,
Speaker 1: Because you have the verbal I want to show you tangibly.
Speaker 1: I want to actually show you things so you can
Speaker 1: fucking do some internal love, because that's how we fix
Speaker 1: these things. When you love yourself, you're not killing another
Speaker 1: black man. You know what I'm saying. It all starts
Speaker 1: with self. So that's the that's the love I want
Speaker 1: to to to expel amongst the people I want to be.
Speaker 1: I want people to looking at God, damn mirror, man,
Speaker 1: look in the mirror. It starts with the man and
Speaker 1: the god damn mirror. No, you can't save the world,
Speaker 1: but you can start with yourself, right, you can start
Speaker 1: with yourself, man, y'all. I'm telling y'all, I'm super excited
Speaker 1: about the time we in right now. I'm super excited.
Speaker 1: So other people might think it's some dark times, man,
Speaker 1: But like I said, boy, in order to know light,
Speaker 1: you gotta notice sucking dark. You gotta you gotta go
Speaker 1: through it. You gotta embrace it, go through it, and
Speaker 1: come out on the other side. And that's what we at.
Speaker 1: That's what we at right now. It's a lot of
Speaker 1: people waking up. There's a lot of people questions it
Speaker 1: may we may be on the brink of a parent
Speaker 1: shift or were living through revelations essentially right now, for
Speaker 1: the for the for the for the Bible believers. This
Speaker 1: is what's happening right now. And there's definitely a paaradigm
Speaker 1: shift happening right now. It's just what side you're gonna
Speaker 1: end up on is the question? What side you want
Speaker 1: to be on when the ship is over it? Now
Speaker 1: you sound like the pastor Hey, come to us. I
Speaker 1: want to be on the break. I want to be
Speaker 1: on the bright side of this ship dog financially everything,
Speaker 1: I just want to be on the right side of it.
Speaker 1: But anyway, so if you enjoyed this episode, please tune
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Speaker 1: have been sending me messages let me know y'all love
Speaker 1: me too. I really appreciate that ship. Like sometimes I'll
Speaker 1: be down and out and I get a message from
Speaker 1: one of y'all, like, hey, I want to let you
Speaker 1: know I love you too. That ship really it mouse
Speaker 1: my heart makes me feel like I'm doing the right
Speaker 1: thing here, So thank you so much for that. Y'all.
Speaker 1: Continue to support us. We continue to support you and
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Speaker 1: and never hold hold, hold your peace. I just be
Speaker 1: feeling like it should be something else at the end.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Yeah, we can, we can work on that,
Speaker 1: and we can go back that, we can revisit. But
Speaker 1: just don't do that again. Just don't do that. Bye y'all. Bye,