Speaker 1: You are now Angela what I call her yee.
Speaker 2: Well as up as way up at Angela Yee. It's
Speaker 2: a Wednesday, but it feels like a Tuesday because Monday
Speaker 2: was a holiday, So you know what that means. It
Speaker 2: is a Wealth Wednesday today and you know we are
Speaker 2: doing these priceless conversations with Massacards, So you guys are.
Speaker 3: Going to love that for Wealth Wednesday.
Speaker 2: I told them one thing we're going to do is
Speaker 2: make sure people have tangible takeaways places they can go
Speaker 2: to get the support that they need no matter what
Speaker 2: part of what uh where they are at in their
Speaker 2: business if they're trying to scale it up, but they're
Speaker 2: trying to launch a business. So we are going to
Speaker 2: have the senior vice president Product Management, Troy Dennis joining us,
Speaker 2: also the founder and owner of Black Girls Sunscreen, Shante Lundy.
Speaker 2: And then one thing we always have been talking about
Speaker 2: and I've been getting better at this myself, is Ai
Speaker 2: and we have the co founder and owner of Create Level,
Speaker 2: Bron Meldonado joining us as well, so this is going
Speaker 2: to be a super interesting conversation. And then we are
Speaker 2: going to be doing some surprise things with the founders
Speaker 2: and owners of Eat Good NYC and Saint Michelle Cafe.
Speaker 2: So get ready for a really amazing crisis conversation for
Speaker 2: this Wealth Wednesday with MasterCard. But let's shine a light
Speaker 2: on people doing positive things. Eight hundred two nine two
Speaker 2: fifty one to fifty Call us up and let us
Speaker 2: know who you want to shine a light on.
Speaker 3: Its way up at Angela Yee.
Speaker 4: I'm shine, I'm shine.
Speaker 5: Turn your lights on y'all. Light so it spreading love
Speaker 5: to those who are doing greatness.
Speaker 6: Shine a light on them, shine a light on them.
Speaker 4: It's time to shine a light on them.
Speaker 2: All right, his way up at Angela Yee. I'm Angela Yee,
Speaker 2: And it is time to shine a light. And you
Speaker 2: know I love shining a light on entrepreneurs. And so
Speaker 2: today on this Wealth Wednesday, I want to shine a
Speaker 2: light on somebody who Wilhelmina motto but also a founder
Speaker 2: of a makeup brand called gal Amazon Beauty Cosmetics Kim
Speaker 2: Baker gla Amazon Beauty is makeup made easy. I actually
Speaker 2: have on some of the lip gloss today, so I'll
Speaker 2: be showing you guys this. But they just recently launched
Speaker 2: on the Home Shopping network. They debuted on there on
Speaker 2: August fourteenth, and she's the person who has formulated it.
Speaker 2: She's also a celebrity makeup artist, and just congratulations to her.
Speaker 2: Hey mayno, okay, I see you with the iceberg on,
Speaker 2: but definitely you.
Speaker 3: Can check her out.
Speaker 2: She's been featured in Alrea l Essence magazines. You can
Speaker 2: go to Glamazon Beauty dot com to learn more about her.
Speaker 2: We just want to shine a light on her because
Speaker 2: she's been doing this work for quite some time. I
Speaker 2: always feel like when you're a makeup artist, at some
Speaker 2: point you got to have like some type of product,
Speaker 2: you know, to go with that, because you know what
Speaker 2: your clients need the most. So Kim Baker, all right, now,
Speaker 2: who do you guys want to spread some love to?
Speaker 2: Who do you want to shine a light on? Eight
Speaker 2: hundred two ninety two fifty one fifty Terrasita, Who do
Speaker 2: you want to shine a light on?
Speaker 7: So I'm shining a light on Erica. She actually just
Speaker 7: turned sixteen to twenty fifth for August, and I'm her
Speaker 7: resource moment. She haven't seen her family. She and she
Speaker 7: was two years old. They live in Haiti. But she's
Speaker 7: such an ambitious young lady. I don't have to wake
Speaker 7: her up. She goes to school, she comes home, she studies,
Speaker 7: She rents her own chair at a salon, hey for
Speaker 7: all four hundred dollars every month, and she have her clients.
Speaker 7: This little girl could make three thousand dollars a month
Speaker 7: at fifteen. And no, you don't cross these young ladies
Speaker 7: that go through so many obstacles in life and to
Speaker 7: still be so strong.
Speaker 3: But shout out to Erica, that's amazing.
Speaker 2: I love to hear that that you could tell she's
Speaker 2: building up her empire right now already.
Speaker 7: Yes, she is, so I just want to shine a
Speaker 7: light on her today to let her know that, you know,
Speaker 7: the sky's the.
Speaker 8: Limit for her.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you, Terry City. I love that story. That
Speaker 2: was really inspirational for all of us. And shout out
Speaker 2: to Erica, we shine a light on you.
Speaker 3: Thank you, thank you. I remember all right, Well that
Speaker 3: was shine a light.
Speaker 2: And when we come back, we have your Yuti and
Speaker 2: let's talk about boosy is Raloh. The two of them
Speaker 2: have been having some words for each other and it's
Speaker 2: feeling kind of ugly, all right, beefing on social media.
Speaker 2: It's way up with Angela yee yea t is next this.
Speaker 5: Place in the rooms, from industry shade to all of
Speaker 5: gossip out sending Angela's is feeling that yet.
Speaker 2: All right, his way up, I'm here, my guy Maino morning.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get into this yet Boosy badass versus Raloh. Now,
Speaker 2: Boosy has responded after Raulh went on live and said
Speaker 2: that he does not want to be performing in his forties.
Speaker 3: His fifties. Here's what he had to say.
Speaker 9: And I'm focused on signing artists and being a CEO
Speaker 9: of a labor.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna get old.
Speaker 9: Well, I ain't trying to be on staying like Boosy gravel.
Speaker 6: Will he follow a fifty years old?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: Well, Boozy responded to that and said on social media,
Speaker 2: I have not spoken on you in years.
Speaker 3: Rala.
Speaker 2: You still heard by what you did what you did, Lol,
Speaker 2: I'm grateful that I'm still making one hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: thousand a weekend and selling out. You don't have a
Speaker 2: rap career and we'll never have one. And you're right,
Speaker 2: you should be a CEO because one thing you can't
Speaker 2: do is make music. Got to not give you that talent.
Speaker 2: Hashtag leave hip hop alone. Every other month you mentioned
Speaker 2: in me smah to get me off your mind and
Speaker 2: stop using my name for clout.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I think it's personal.
Speaker 6: No, it's personal. Obviously something happened in the past.
Speaker 3: Probably Yeah, he said that.
Speaker 2: You know, he did a verse in a video for
Speaker 2: Free for You when you was locked up and refused
Speaker 2: to take the ten k you was trying to pay me.
Speaker 2: So that does hurt when I did something for.
Speaker 6: You, right, But something happened though, that's that's a personal shot. Well.
Speaker 2: Raloh responded to Boosie and here's what he said.
Speaker 10: I to hear you gonna get mad and me because
Speaker 10: I said I ain't want to be of a certain
Speaker 10: age on stage rapping.
Speaker 6: I ain't saying.
Speaker 10: Nothing was wrong with the Goats going on mother Face
Speaker 10: rapping and doing a month and I just personally don't
Speaker 10: want to do it.
Speaker 6: He on stage now rollo.
Speaker 3: No, he's saying you don't want to.
Speaker 6: Be what I'm saying, like he be on stages a
Speaker 6: lot now.
Speaker 3: I don't think so, but I'm not sure. I don't
Speaker 3: know now.
Speaker 2: Raalo also said Auntie Buobo, I love you and maybe
Speaker 2: we can sit and drink us a cold forty five
Speaker 2: and talk, But you get on the internet telling the
Speaker 2: world I got to number and you know, damn well,
Speaker 2: I've been in prison six years. You ran to the
Speaker 2: breakfast club before me and called me a rat in
Speaker 2: front of the whole world, like it's against the street
Speaker 2: code to take a charge.
Speaker 6: What you know, I had to lead up to that rat,
Speaker 6: got it?
Speaker 2: So that's that's the issue, okay, But yes, so there
Speaker 2: was more to it than that. So you can read
Speaker 2: their full back and forth if you should feel like it.
Speaker 2: All right now, Lil Wayne has announced a Hot Boys
Speaker 2: reunion at Little Louisiana Fest twenty twenty four. That's a
Speaker 2: big deal, all right. There was the Batch Hotboys reunion
Speaker 2: in July, so he wants to do this official comeback.
Speaker 2: So they just announced this and there's gonna be additional
Speaker 2: artists and activation scheduled to be announced in the coming weeks.
Speaker 3: But it is back.
Speaker 2: So you guys can definitely go out to New Orleans
Speaker 2: to Smoothie King Center to go to that Little Wisiana
Speaker 2: Fast We might got to make that trip, all right now.
Speaker 2: Lil Wayne also went on Instagram to get some other news.
Speaker 2: He's in the studio. Here's what he said, and I'm
Speaker 2: working on car to six.
Speaker 4: I just want you to know that I just never finished.
Speaker 4: I was lying. I'm working on called the twenty six.
Speaker 4: I think you already know that.
Speaker 3: All right, So there you have it.
Speaker 2: Lil Wayne is definitely gonna be a person as he's
Speaker 2: older to still do music. And I also think hip
Speaker 2: hop is younger than other forms of music that we're
Speaker 2: gonna see artists getting older type.
Speaker 6: Right, that doesn't apply.
Speaker 10: That doesn't apply no more because at the end of
Speaker 10: the day, but you got to look at a simple math, right,
Speaker 10: You didn't have thirty year old rappers back in the
Speaker 10: eighties because hip hop itself.
Speaker 6: Wasn't even thirty.
Speaker 10: I've just turned fifty, do you go? So now nowadays
Speaker 10: you have all this thoughting careers in their thirties.
Speaker 3: All right now?
Speaker 2: Play by CARTI had to move because fans discovered where
Speaker 2: he lived. They discovered his home address. He was tucking
Speaker 2: a billboard, and he talked about the process of recording
Speaker 2: his last album, Whole Lot of Red, and the difficulties
Speaker 2: that happened. He said the anticipation grew so high that
Speaker 2: fans started to stalk him and members of his family.
Speaker 2: He said that fans sent flowers to his mom's house,
Speaker 2: and then he had to uproot and move his own
Speaker 2: home when his own homemaddress leaked online. But he said
Speaker 2: he was appreciative of people who supported him and he's blessed.
Speaker 2: But it is frustrating because that's where we have to
Speaker 2: lay our heads and so understanding that these are fans
Speaker 2: blessing to that, but I didn't want to have to move.
Speaker 3: All right, Well that is your yet.
Speaker 2: Now when we come back, we have about last night
Speaker 2: where we discussed what we did last night. In the meantime,
Speaker 2: let's hear some weekend here is earned it And he
Speaker 2: also announced his new album, Hurry Up Tomorrow is on
Speaker 2: the horizon.
Speaker 3: Dan our producer is excited. It's way up.
Speaker 5: So about last night, Yes, I went down the last.
Speaker 2: Night, all right, his way up at Angela. Yeere manos
Speaker 2: here may know what were you doing?
Speaker 10: I spent a lot of time looking for my phone.
Speaker 10: It was up here, and it was up here. I
Speaker 10: went to T Mobile, I went to Apple.
Speaker 3: No one told you your phone was up here.
Speaker 6: I called Dan. He said, it's not up here. I
Speaker 6: clean up. I cleaned up the station. It's not here.
Speaker 6: I cleaned.
Speaker 10: But you have two phones right now two phones, so
Speaker 10: I'm looking for it and then I'm looking on fine
Speaker 10: to find me at find my phone.
Speaker 6: It's not it's not showing why not. I don't know
Speaker 6: why would it not.
Speaker 3: So maybe you don't have it LinkedIn.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And the thing is it shows it shows one
Speaker 6: day phone.
Speaker 4: No, it wasn't that.
Speaker 3: Somebody.
Speaker 2: It was on the charger, so I didn't get charge
Speaker 2: your phone for you. You know what a feeling? What
Speaker 2: type of feeling that is. There's been times I forgot
Speaker 2: my phone at home and had to be outside all day.
Speaker 2: It's like, think about it's gonna sound think about the
Speaker 2: time and we didn't have cell.
Speaker 10: Phones, but we wasn't dependent on don't but that's like
Speaker 10: we're dependent on phones for everything information, news, uh, to
Speaker 10: talk our people, like we to look at get a car, everything, everything,
Speaker 10: every pay bill say.
Speaker 2: Everything using Apple pay to stuff. I mean, that is
Speaker 2: the worst. I'd rather forget my wallet than my phone.
Speaker 10: Used to just be a phone where you just picked
Speaker 10: up the phone to call somebody.
Speaker 2: Do you use everything on your phone that you can use?
Speaker 2: Like do you pay for stuff using the apps?
Speaker 6: Do you do you pay for certain things on the app?
Speaker 8: Ye?
Speaker 2: Not everything using Apple pay because there's times I've forgotten
Speaker 2: my wallet at home, and I'm like, pretty soon, we're
Speaker 2: not gonna need cash, We're not gonna need credit cards,
Speaker 2: We're not gonna need any of those things. Everything is
Speaker 2: just going to be your fingerprint. If you can use
Speaker 2: your fingerprint to pay for all your stuff and to
Speaker 2: do everything, are you okay with that?
Speaker 3: Some people feel like getting my.
Speaker 10: Information they got they got minds every anyway, they had
Speaker 10: my DNA.
Speaker 6: A lot of people, they got me, they got me, right,
Speaker 6: I know that.
Speaker 3: Well, yesterday I was actually out looking for I have
Speaker 3: to go to a wedding.
Speaker 6: Oh what wedding are you going to? Am I invited?
Speaker 2: I don't think so, I don't know if you know,
Speaker 2: do you know Jennifer from basketball line? That laugh is
Speaker 2: a maniacal. But anyway, I'm going to her wedding. So
Speaker 2: now I have to buy a dress for the wedding.
Speaker 2: So I was out looking for that yesterday. The wedding
Speaker 2: is in Paris, so we have to fly to Paris. Right,
Speaker 2: you have to get a dressed, you have to get
Speaker 2: a room, right, and then I guess you have to
Speaker 2: get a gift too, right on top of everything else.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you can you don't have to No, no, going
Speaker 6: to Paris.
Speaker 3: It was to talk so bad.
Speaker 6: Going to Paris is the gift, like you pulled up
Speaker 6: to Paris. Yeah, don't for gifts for destination weddings. This
Speaker 6: is what I'm saying. It's a destination wedding to bring
Speaker 6: a gift at all. Not for destination weddings. Your presence
Speaker 6: is the present. I heard the dude might not make
Speaker 6: it though, all right.
Speaker 2: Anyway, that is about last night. When we come it's
Speaker 2: tell us a secret. Eight hundred two nine two fifty
Speaker 2: is the number. Call us up if you have a
Speaker 2: secret that you want to tell us.
Speaker 6: I'm telling me a secret.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred to nine two fifty one fifty, call us up.
Speaker 3: Tell us a secret.
Speaker 4: This is a judgment free zone. Tell us the secret.
Speaker 3: What's up? Its way up at Angela. Yeah, I'm here.
Speaker 3: Oh let me know what my voice manos here?
Speaker 6: Why would you is a secret?
Speaker 3: Time you said you have one?
Speaker 6: Yeah? Man.
Speaker 10: The other day I was like doing something and something
Speaker 10: happened and then somebody jumped out and it was like
Speaker 10: oh wow, I saw a car and it was like oh wow, I.
Speaker 2: Was did use the condom? Eight nine fifty one fifty
Speaker 2: Hello anonymous, call it. What's your secret?
Speaker 7: So I'm in a relationship with my baby dad of
Speaker 7: this baby mom.
Speaker 3: Wow, my baby dad.
Speaker 11: Nice?
Speaker 10: Something about that that I like, it's just something about
Speaker 10: that that's really really sneaky, but it's like kind of sexy.
Speaker 6: Two girls, right, you would be with you? This is crazy?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 6: How does that work? Though?
Speaker 12: We really like.
Speaker 7: Each other, you know, and we really love our kids.
Speaker 10: And yeah both him Okay, man, Well it's too bad
Speaker 10: for him because he couldn't be able to really maximize
Speaker 10: on the situation.
Speaker 7: Yeah, not at all.
Speaker 8: He don't get those privileges.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, I just want to know how did it
Speaker 2: even pop off?
Speaker 3: Like the first time? Who initiated it?
Speaker 7: She initiated it.
Speaker 6: She came out to me, Okay, are y'all going full
Speaker 6: like les or y'all putting any in there?
Speaker 10: Gosh, I'm asking, okay, nice?
Speaker 13: Nice?
Speaker 2: But at least he has a cool baby mom besides you.
Speaker 7: You know, you know, I was very thankful to that
Speaker 7: that we weren't hell.
Speaker 3: All right, that's good.
Speaker 2: I like when the baby mom's link up, all right,
Speaker 2: but thank you for calling.
Speaker 10: I like that one, you know, and the thing you
Speaker 10: know that it's a positive. It's a positive space for
Speaker 10: the kids too, though, you understand it.
Speaker 3: They shouldn't know about that.
Speaker 10: No, not, But what I'm saying that they're not fighting,
Speaker 10: but you know, at least they to help each other
Speaker 10: out with the kids and stuff.
Speaker 6: It's a positive space.
Speaker 3: Hey, not hims calor. How are you?
Speaker 6: How you doing?
Speaker 3: You want to tell me a man of a secret.
Speaker 8: A couple of years.
Speaker 9: Back, I was at a church conference and I ended
Speaker 9: up slaking with two friends. It still was about thirty
Speaker 9: minutes apart, and we're all in the gym and you.
Speaker 6: Had two men? What friends?
Speaker 10: Okay, I'm trying to hear you.
Speaker 6: You hit two friends? They friends?
Speaker 9: Yeah, they were best friends.
Speaker 6: Nice, Okay, I understand you hit them in church.
Speaker 9: Though, well it was at a church conference. We're at
Speaker 9: the hotel in the gym.
Speaker 6: Okay, you're going to law's work though.
Speaker 9: I mean, yeah, yeah, you know I've spent my seeds.
Speaker 6: Okay, are you with one of them?
Speaker 8: Nah? I ain't with neither one of them.
Speaker 3: Did you use the kindom?
Speaker 8: Nah?
Speaker 9: I didn't use no kindom.
Speaker 2: You know, be care for this super gun? Yeah, super committee.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of superhero diseases.
Speaker 9: Super I'm probably both of their cherry son. I know
Speaker 9: at least one of them were. How do you know
Speaker 9: because we were all in church together.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, well, thank you for calling.
Speaker 2: All right, shout out to all the women that have
Speaker 2: been convinced their virgins.
Speaker 6: All right, squire boy, all.
Speaker 2: Right, that was tell us a secret eight hundred fifty fifty.
Speaker 2: You could always leave a message and tell us a
Speaker 2: secret that way. And when we come back, we have
Speaker 2: your yee te And let's talk about Dancing with the Stars.
Speaker 2: Y'all may want to watch this season coming up? Its
Speaker 2: way up.
Speaker 4: Sure, she's about to blow the lead ab off this spot.
Speaker 4: Let's get it. Angelus feeling that.
Speaker 6: Yee te, Come and get the tea.
Speaker 3: All right, it's way up.
Speaker 2: I'm here, Mano's here right, all right, and let's get
Speaker 2: into some yeat dancing with the Stars. Can you believe
Speaker 2: it's season thirty three of Dancing with the Stars?
Speaker 8: Really?
Speaker 3: And I'll tell you who's on this season, Yes, seasons
Speaker 3: a year.
Speaker 2: Fager Parks is going to be on there. There's thirteen
Speaker 2: celebrities on there. Faga Parks is on there. You know
Speaker 2: what else is on there? And this is an interesting
Speaker 2: one Dwight Howard, and I saw the picture. He's quite tall,
Speaker 2: so he's lifting his partner up in the air. She's like,
Speaker 2: he's so tall. But he's going to be on Dancing
Speaker 2: with the Stars. Y'all got to vote to The woman
Speaker 2: he's dancing with is Daniella carragatch, so that should be interesting.
Speaker 2: Anna Delvey is going to be on there too, and
Speaker 2: you know her from Inventing Anna on Netflix.
Speaker 3: She was the scammer.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah, and she's been.
Speaker 2: On under house arrest since twenty twenty two, so they
Speaker 2: recently relaxed the terms of her house arrests.
Speaker 6: So I guess Inventing Anna.
Speaker 3: Remember she was like scamming people. She was acting she
Speaker 3: was an heiress. The real one be there, Yeah, the
Speaker 3: real one, not.
Speaker 6: That Oh okay, got it.
Speaker 2: So we might got to watch some of the Tory
Speaker 2: spelling is on there as well. I want to see
Speaker 2: how far Dwight Howard goes.
Speaker 6: Well, we know how far he goes. He goes far,
Speaker 6: all right, all right?
Speaker 2: Speaking of NBA players, ex NBA star Glenn Davis, his
Speaker 2: prison sentence was delayed. Now you know he was sentenced
Speaker 2: to forty months in prison for his role in defrauding
Speaker 2: an NBA insurance policy. Well, he has a seven week
Speaker 2: delay now because they want him to finish filming a documentary.
Speaker 3: About his life.
Speaker 2: So before he does that, they're like, Okay, we know
Speaker 2: that he needs to be able to finish his filming commitments.
Speaker 2: They also believe the money that he makes when the
Speaker 2: project can help offset this significant amount of money that
Speaker 2: he owes, so they're allowing him to delay.
Speaker 3: To going to prison to finish that. I remember that
Speaker 3: was crazy.
Speaker 2: It was twenty two people, including former NBA players and doctors,
Speaker 2: who would charge in a conspiracy to defraud the league's
Speaker 2: benefit plan. I can't believe that they would have done
Speaker 2: something like that, especially because these are people that have money,
Speaker 2: right all right, Ari Lennox talks about why she hasn't
Speaker 2: started an only Fans account, and before we play this,
Speaker 2: I just want to say, Arie Lennox has a very
Speaker 2: funny sense of humor to me.
Speaker 3: So here's what you had to say.
Speaker 13: Sixty percent of the reason why I won't started only
Speaker 13: Fans is because if I get on there and I
Speaker 13: am not good at it, I'm going to be really
Speaker 13: only making one dollar a month. Like I really got
Speaker 13: crazy freaky on here and nobody is giving up the coin.
Speaker 13: And then the other forty percent is my morals.
Speaker 6: I guess I can see.
Speaker 2: Ari Lennox, Ari, I just want to say, on only fans,
Speaker 2: they are trying to do like different types of content, like.
Speaker 3: What you don't have to be naked, you don't get
Speaker 3: that break.
Speaker 2: I mean, now Rawlings had only I don't think it
Speaker 2: worked out those Yeah, but she does have a single
Speaker 2: coming out and that's what she's promoting.
Speaker 6: Its called coming Out with Monsoon.
Speaker 3: That's coming out September thirteenth.
Speaker 6: You're only fans, Yeah, I'm thinking about it.
Speaker 2: I think you would do well doing what though, cooking
Speaker 2: things like that, maybe a book club. Nice, Yeah, I
Speaker 2: could say riding your bikes right right, right right, not
Speaker 2: the bikes that you ride, but like a bicycle. All right,
Speaker 2: all right, well that is your ut. When we come back,
Speaker 2: we have under the radar. These are the stories that
Speaker 2: are not necessarily and the headlines. They're flying under the radar,
Speaker 2: but we want to bring them to Yeah anyway, so
Speaker 2: you know about it.
Speaker 3: It's way up at Angela yee.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, news news.
Speaker 5: This in the news that relates to you. These stories
Speaker 5: are flying under the radar.
Speaker 2: All right, it's way up with Angela yee, I'm here
Speaker 2: and Maino's here, oh man, and we're doing these under
Speaker 2: the radar stories.
Speaker 3: So we're looking at Navidia right now.
Speaker 2: And according to reports on Tuesday, around two hundred and
Speaker 2: seventy nine billion dollars of value was wiped off of Navidia.
Speaker 2: That was the biggest one day market capital capitalization job
Speaker 2: for US DOC in history.
Speaker 3: Wow, that is crazy.
Speaker 6: I know elevator went all the way to the basement.
Speaker 2: And I know everybody was talking about purchasing the stock.
Speaker 2: So I guess we'll see what happens. The CEO, Jensen Huang,
Speaker 2: lost ten billion dollars as the company stock plummeted and
Speaker 2: his net worth fell to well, his fortune actually was
Speaker 2: at a certain high. It soared by fifty one billion
Speaker 2: just this year. But now Navidia has already lost about
Speaker 2: two hundred and eighty billion dollars off of its market capitalization.
Speaker 6: So did it say what made it drop?
Speaker 2: It's a DOJ probe and so part of that is
Speaker 2: Navidia's planned acquisition of run Ai, which makes software for
Speaker 2: managing AI computing.
Speaker 3: So we'll see what happens.
Speaker 2: I guess maybe it has to do with this investigation,
Speaker 2: but you know, I know a lot of people have
Speaker 2: and anything can happen at this point right now, But
Speaker 2: just letting y'all know that's why the stock market is volatile.
Speaker 2: And if anybody tells you it's a guaranteed return on anything,
Speaker 2: there is no such thing. All right now, it's a
Speaker 2: new school year and some schools are saying that you
Speaker 2: can't have on hoodies. You can't, we're all black clothing.
Speaker 2: They're even talking about removing mirrors from school bathrooms in
Speaker 2: some schools. Wow, I don't know what removing a mirror
Speaker 2: will do for the bathroom. But did you have a
Speaker 2: dress code when you were going to school coming up?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 3: Well, definitely.
Speaker 2: I remember we weren't allowed to wear skirts that were
Speaker 2: like above our like too far more than like two
Speaker 2: inches above your knees, and you know, clothing that was
Speaker 2: too tight and all kinds of things. Another thing that
Speaker 2: they're doing is some kids have to drop off their
Speaker 2: phones in one of those bags and a pouch when
Speaker 2: they come into school, and they can't have it till
Speaker 2: they go.
Speaker 3: Into a Dave Chapelle comedy show.
Speaker 2: And you can't get your phone back until you leave
Speaker 2: because they don't want kids to have cell phones, tablets,
Speaker 2: even smart watches during the school day.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Absolutely, so it's a different day and age.
Speaker 2: Crocks are also something that they're banning from certain schools.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't know why you shouldn't be able to wear
Speaker 2: wear crocks. It feels like it would be very comfortable.
Speaker 2: But also tight hats, sunglasses, bubble slid shoes, headband's, bonnets
Speaker 2: or bandanas.
Speaker 6: What about the shisties.
Speaker 2: I would think that you can't wear those right in school.
Speaker 2: I can't imagine that that would be okay, But you
Speaker 2: know some kids, everything else has been step for that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: some kids have been wearing those all summer. Right, But
Speaker 2: that is your under the radar now, you know. We
Speaker 2: have the Way Up Mix at the top of the hour,
Speaker 2: plus we have a Wealth Wednesday Priceless Conversation with MasterCard.
Speaker 3: You guys are gonna love this.
Speaker 2: Some valuable information, but not just information, but tangible things
Speaker 2: that you can do to help you no matter where
Speaker 2: you are with your business, if you're scaling, uh, no
Speaker 2: matter what it is. We have Tory Dennis, who's the
Speaker 2: senior vice president of MasterCard Product Management, Shante Lundy, the
Speaker 2: founder of Black Girl Sunscreen, Bran Meldon Noto, the co
Speaker 2: founder of Create Labs, and will also be joined by
Speaker 2: special guests Carolina Wang and Benny and Mary, who founded
Speaker 2: Eat Good and YC. All Right, it's way up, just.
Speaker 7: Like the Talut like they, a Jeal Jean like they
Speaker 7: and Jeli Jee.
Speaker 4: Man, she's spilling it all this is yet.
Speaker 2: All right, it's way up with Angela Ye, I'm here,
Speaker 2: Maino's here and breaking news.
Speaker 3: There was a reported shooting at a.
Speaker 2: Georgia high school and they said casualties have been reported,
Speaker 2: according to a statement, but however details on the number
Speaker 2: or their conditions is not available at this time. They
Speaker 2: do have one suspect in custody after authorities received a
Speaker 2: report of.
Speaker 3: An active shooting.
Speaker 2: A local hospital is receiving patients with gunshot wounds, according
Speaker 2: to a source at the hospital. They told CNN, all right,
Speaker 2: so our prayers go out because we don't know what's happening,
Speaker 2: but we're giving you updates now because this is in
Speaker 2: real time.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 3: Meghan the Stallion is.
Speaker 2: On the cover of Billboard and she's talking about a
Speaker 2: lot of different things, you know. They asked her a
Speaker 2: lot of questions about her starting off her career playing
Speaker 2: in Texas and now she's doing arenas, and she said
Speaker 2: that's what taught her how to be the performer that
Speaker 2: she is every time she goes on stage. She said,
Speaker 2: I'm not thinking too hard. I'm thinking like I'm partying
Speaker 2: with my people. Another thing that she talked about is
Speaker 2: Nicki Minaj and if there's any chance for a reconciliation
Speaker 2: between her and Nicki Minaj, and she basically said she
Speaker 2: doesn't even know what the problem is or how it started.
Speaker 2: So she said, I still to this day don't know
Speaker 2: what the problem is. I don't even know what could
Speaker 2: be reconciled because I to this day don't know what
Speaker 2: the problem is. She They also addressed chann and Sharp
Speaker 2: and how we had made some inappropriate comments about her
Speaker 2: last November and he apologized. She said, do you feel
Speaker 2: like you've been getting more support from black men over
Speaker 2: the last few years or is that something you're still
Speaker 2: looking for more of? And she said, at this point
Speaker 2: in my life, I really don't care. Maybe if you
Speaker 2: would have asked me this last year or two years ago,
Speaker 2: I would have wished I had more black people in
Speaker 2: general in my corner. It would have felt nice to
Speaker 2: be protected by some black men in this instance. But
Speaker 2: the more I wasn't getting it, the more and more
Speaker 2: I realized I wasn't going to get it.
Speaker 9: Wow.
Speaker 2: So yeah, she could read that full full article. They
Speaker 2: actually also did like a Q and A with her
Speaker 2: about anime as well. She talks about that, yeah.
Speaker 3: Very much.
Speaker 2: All right, now let's talk about Ice Spice, because how
Speaker 2: can we not go back to her back and forth
Speaker 2: with Cleo Trappum. Now Ice Spice's manager, James Roseman Junr.
Speaker 2: Is weighing in on social media. He said, my team
Speaker 2: spoke to the artist manager this morning and the artist
Speaker 2: manager said he blames himself because he pushed his client
Speaker 2: to stay because it was a great opportunity, but he
Speaker 2: knows his client is one hundred percent wrong. The manager
Speaker 2: realizes client didn't have the financial backing to be on
Speaker 2: the tour. So he's saying he spoke to Cleo trapp
Speaker 2: as manager and that's what he said, is her manager
Speaker 2: still will or because I know that's who bought her
Speaker 2: up here when she was here.
Speaker 6: They were supposed to speak in the beginning.
Speaker 2: Well, and James Roseman Junior said, this is what happens
Speaker 2: when an artist team don't manage their artist expectations when
Speaker 2: an opportunity comes in front of them. If you're not
Speaker 2: prepared for an opportunity and your team is improperly advancing,
Speaker 2: then that's on them, not on us offering the opportunity.
Speaker 2: So he's basically saying He also said, the entitlement and
Speaker 2: ego are crazy. You have to invest in yourself a ka,
Speaker 2: pay expenses if need be, for the opportunity.
Speaker 3: It's Corny's right, and I saw Cappella agreed.
Speaker 6: Way you got.
Speaker 10: You got a point there. That's what I was saying yesterday.
Speaker 10: When you when you're the opening artists, you're paying for
Speaker 10: all your stuff.
Speaker 3: I will say this though.
Speaker 2: The only thing that is different in the situation is
Speaker 2: that they are supposed to have been friends and according
Speaker 2: to Problem and according to Cleo Chappa, she asked her
Speaker 2: what do I need to do to come on and
Speaker 2: say what I need to pay for?
Speaker 3: And she said, don't worry, I got you right.
Speaker 6: But then when you flip it on the other side,
Speaker 6: her team, which I'm I'm sure she has one, was
Speaker 6: supposed to be in contact in Cohoops with with Ice
Speaker 6: spices teams and working out the logistics, working out the
Speaker 6: you know, the tour dates, working out we're going to
Speaker 6: be housing the room and.
Speaker 3: All at both of their teams. Really, that's what I'm right.
Speaker 10: But if I'm the artist, it's my it's my it's
Speaker 10: my job to have my my people reach out to
Speaker 10: them though, because I'm the opening app now.
Speaker 3: James Roseman Jr.
Speaker 2: Also Said sound times an artists can mistakenly misspeak and
Speaker 2: just genuinely excited to be extending the opportunity. But that's
Speaker 2: where the artist's management need to come together and ask
Speaker 2: the right questions to make sure things are accurate, because
Speaker 2: there's always a cost associated to an opportunity. Now, Cleo
Speaker 2: Chopper was saying that if I just knew what that
Speaker 2: cost was, I could take care of it. But I
Speaker 2: guess she was told differently and she felt like she
Speaker 2: was meant to be humiliated and embarrassed. But I'm sure
Speaker 2: we're going to see more of this playout because there's
Speaker 2: definitely still still more happening, and that is your yet
Speaker 2: when we come back, ask ye eight hundred two nine
Speaker 2: two fifty one fifty call us up any question you have.
Speaker 3: We're here to help you out is way up?
Speaker 5: Everybody sens with its relationship or career advice.
Speaker 4: Angela's dropping facts.
Speaker 3: This is Askee What's up? Its way up with Angela Yee.
Speaker 2: I'm Angela Yee and the award winning advice Gary Wino
Speaker 2: is here and we have Henry on the line.
Speaker 3: Henry, what's your question?
Speaker 8: His I just graduated college and I've been looking forward
Speaker 8: for the entertainment for a while, and I wanted to
Speaker 8: ask what skills do you feel like you focused early
Speaker 8: in your career to get to where you are right now?
Speaker 8: And you got any advice? Network effectively for some college graduates.
Speaker 3: Well, when you say in the entertainment business, like, what.
Speaker 6: Do you mean media? Media?
Speaker 10: Well, do you know exactly what it is that you
Speaker 10: want to do? What your passion is?
Speaker 8: My passion would be to work musically for words?
Speaker 6: Oh an R work?
Speaker 10: Well, the first thing I think you should do is
Speaker 10: try to find out everything it is to know about
Speaker 10: what an an R does. Learn as much as possible
Speaker 10: about it, and then you know network man, networking.
Speaker 6: Is going to advance.
Speaker 10: Going to things that you know put you in a
Speaker 10: position around people in that environment that can introduce you
Speaker 10: to other people that you know, you can hopefully get
Speaker 10: a job, and now you may not start as an
Speaker 10: an R.
Speaker 6: You might have to start as an intern intern.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but let me ask you this.
Speaker 2: Did you do anything when you were in college to
Speaker 2: prepare for this, Like, did you do any internships, any
Speaker 2: type of networking.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I've been working with several media companies. My bus
Speaker 8: working with. They are people I've been working early. I'm
Speaker 8: also just traveling and working on some of these things
Speaker 8: as well.
Speaker 2: I think that you need to contact the places and
Speaker 2: people that you interned for and worked with and let
Speaker 2: them know, hey, if there's something going on. I definitely
Speaker 2: want to make sure I come out, make some connections,
Speaker 2: make yourself valuable to people, and I think it's always
Speaker 2: good to have information and do your research. So if
Speaker 2: you follow somebody's career, you know, you can email them
Speaker 2: and offer them suggestions and how you can be of
Speaker 2: assistance to them, how you can help them. The other
Speaker 2: thing that I would say is to look at your
Speaker 2: alumni resources. You went to college, you graduated, There have
Speaker 2: to be some alumni that went to your school that
Speaker 2: work at places where you would want to work and
Speaker 2: reach out to them. Because people are more likely to
Speaker 2: return an email to somebody that went to the school
Speaker 2: that they went to. And part of what you pay
Speaker 2: for in education is also the network that comes with
Speaker 2: that degree.
Speaker 8: Yeah, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: And last thing I want to say is just make
Speaker 2: a pact with yourself where maybe every day you send
Speaker 2: out two emails, just two cold emails, and you never
Speaker 2: know what can come out of that, and dig back
Speaker 2: into who you know and who's in your network that
Speaker 2: you could reach out to that you may not even
Speaker 2: think about. But if you tell yourself every day I'm
Speaker 2: gonna send out a minimum of two emails that are
Speaker 2: personalized that our research that I can send to somebody,
Speaker 2: eventually something will happen.
Speaker 8: Now, thank you, This is great, Thanks so much, Angela.
Speaker 3: All right, you're welcome, Henry, good luck. All right.
Speaker 2: Well that was ask ye eight hundred and two ninety two,
Speaker 2: fifty one to fifty if you couldn't get through and
Speaker 2: when we come back, man valuable information. We have wealth
Speaker 2: Wednesday for you priceless conversations with MasterCard. We have the
Speaker 2: senior vice president of Massacre Product Management, Troy Dennis, joining us,
Speaker 2: the founder of Black Girl Sunscreen, Shante Lundy, and the
Speaker 2: co founder of Create Labs a Bron Maldonado.
Speaker 3: It's way up with Angela Yee.
Speaker 1: I had a dream of wealthy and I don't mind
Speaker 1: sharing my wealth dog.
Speaker 5: Getting you straight financially, mentally and physically is wealth Wednesday
Speaker 5: on Way up with Angela Yee.
Speaker 2: What's up is Angela Yee And I'm really excited to
Speaker 2: be back with another Massacred roundtable. These are priceless conversations
Speaker 2: with Massacred. It's a roundtable discussion focus on the opportunities
Speaker 2: and challenges that small businesses face, along with because we
Speaker 2: like to be positive about it, resources that you can
Speaker 2: tap into.
Speaker 3: Thank you to Massacred. So let's get into it first.
Speaker 2: Up, we have Troy Dennis, who is a senior vice
Speaker 2: president and Massacred product management Tory just give us a
Speaker 2: little bit of background quickly so people know.
Speaker 14: Troy Dennis, senior vice president Massacre. I lead product for
Speaker 14: North America. I also lead our installed There the Efforts,
Speaker 14: which is our commitment to help close the economic wealth
Speaker 14: gap on the black community within the US, and I'm
Speaker 14: in charge of the digital transformation for you guys.
Speaker 3: Bron Meldonado, what's up.
Speaker 2: You are the co founder of Create Labs, So talk
Speaker 2: to us about this because these are priceless conversations when
Speaker 2: it comes to technology and AI.
Speaker 11: Yes, well, we started doing a lot of social impact
Speaker 11: work trying to get more of our black and brown
Speaker 11: folks into the text industry, and we pivoted to Genitive AI.
Speaker 11: So we're a black and brown founded JENAI company building
Speaker 11: things like chatchabt or other GPTs for companies. And you know,
Speaker 11: Massacard really hooked us up. They are one of our
Speaker 11: clients and their insolidarity program has a program called StarPath
Speaker 11: where they give opportunities to you know, underserve entrepreneurs and
Speaker 11: startups and we were lucky enough to get that opportunity
Speaker 11: and live being great with us so far.
Speaker 2: All right, And then we got my girls Shante Lenda
Speaker 2: the founder a Black Girl Sunscreen and by the way,
Speaker 2: Jess recently lined to BGS men.
Speaker 15: Yeah, so Black Girls Sunscreen we started almost about eight
Speaker 15: years ago, twenty sixteen, with me being a woman of
Speaker 15: the sun and I was offered sunscreen that just wasn't
Speaker 15: rubbing into my skin. So I reached out to a
Speaker 15: couple of people and it took about a year and
Speaker 15: a half to make the Sunscreen, and we did a
Speaker 15: lot of grassroot things, going to different activations, everything that
Speaker 15: I possibly could do, jumping on the news, jumping on
Speaker 15: the radio, and just growing the business one sunscreen at
Speaker 15: a time on our own dot com.
Speaker 2: Right now, it's a priceless conversation with MasterCard alongside Troy
Speaker 2: Dennis is the senior vice president of Massacre Product Management,
Speaker 2: Shante Lundy, who's the founder of black Girl Sunscreen, and
Speaker 2: Abron Maldonada, who's the co founder of Create Labs. Bron,
Speaker 2: can you tell us more about your AI tool, Clara
Speaker 2: and how it's beneficial for businesses.
Speaker 11: So, Clara is a digital woman that I created. She's
Speaker 11: an afrol athena, and we travel the world together as
Speaker 11: a digital influencer speaking to different audiences about AI. MasterCard
Speaker 11: souce on stage and they're like, we love what you're
Speaker 11: doing with like the representation and the diversity with your AI.
Speaker 11: Can you do the same thing for us with small
Speaker 11: business and make sure that we can develop something that
Speaker 11: serves underserved small businesses no matter what stage they're at,
Speaker 11: all over the world, and starting you know, domestically of course,
Speaker 11: with a coach in your pocket, a mentor because small
Speaker 11: businesses usually start as solopreneurs that have to do everything
Speaker 11: and wear so many hats, and sometimes you need that
Speaker 11: mentor at your disposal to ask those dumb questions on
Speaker 11: how to even price your product, and how to create
Speaker 11: a business plan and all these things. So AI can
Speaker 11: solve all those problems with tools like CHATCHBT, but even
Speaker 11: more so more culturally nuanced, more understanding of all the
Speaker 11: steps that are needed with the MasterCard Small Business AI
Speaker 11: product that we're building right now, so people can go
Speaker 11: to MasterCard dot com forward Slash small Business AI and
Speaker 11: it's exactly that it'll ask you, like, all right, well,
Speaker 11: what stage you at in your business?
Speaker 3: You know, as we're talking about all of these things.
Speaker 2: One thing that I want to make sure I bring
Speaker 2: up to you, Troy, because this is important too.
Speaker 3: A capital.
Speaker 2: That's another thing that is very crucial to the success
Speaker 2: of a small business. So how has MasterCard address this
Speaker 2: need and what steps can listeners who are seeking capital
Speaker 2: to start our scale their business take?
Speaker 3: What are some resources? Again, we love the tangibles.
Speaker 14: We love that, I know you love the access to
Speaker 14: capital is is one of the biggest things for small businesses,
Speaker 14: right but so many small businesses don't know what to
Speaker 14: do with the capitol. So that's why they need like
Speaker 14: full suite of programming like financial literacy and access to capital.
Speaker 14: So MasterCard we have unlocked over two hundred million dollars
Speaker 14: since twenty twenty and providing grants and access to capital
Speaker 14: to black owned small businesses.
Speaker 6: And then we also prepare.
Speaker 14: Small businesses for loans so they understand what do they
Speaker 14: need to be ready for that piece.
Speaker 2: So Toy, can you share some more about the start
Speaker 2: Path program that MasterCard has and other resources and solutions
Speaker 2: that you have for small business owners?
Speaker 4: I can? I can.
Speaker 14: So bron led a little bit about StarPath, so he
Speaker 14: came to Massacard through StarPath and so we use data insights,
Speaker 14: and so we looked across the fintech community and we
Speaker 14: said where the gaps at the black and brown ones
Speaker 14: weren't getting the funds and weren't getting the resources. So
Speaker 14: you know, Sante told about access to capital, but there's
Speaker 14: also just technical resources like partnerships, and so what Mascard
Speaker 14: did is we started to start PA program for Create
Speaker 14: Labs for businesses like Mokafi who's a black on fintech
Speaker 14: on Wall Street, and so we do that so that
Speaker 14: they have the opportunity in the same advances that some
Speaker 14: of the other FinTechs who get funded.
Speaker 4: At a greater rate.
Speaker 2: All Right, we have more priceless conversations with MasterCard when
Speaker 2: we come back.
Speaker 3: It's a Wealth Wednesday. It's way up.
Speaker 1: We had a dream of wealthy and I don't mind
Speaker 1: sharing my wealth dog getting you straight financially, mentally and physically.
Speaker 4: This is Wealth Wednesday on way up with Angela Yee.
Speaker 3: What's up? Its way up with Angela Yee.
Speaker 2: I'm Angela Yee and it's a Wealth Wednesday, and we
Speaker 2: are doing priceless conversations with MasterCard. We're talking to Troy Dennis,
Speaker 2: who's the senior vice president of MasterCard Product Management, Chante
Speaker 2: Lundy who's the founder of black Girl Sunscreen, and a
Speaker 2: Bron Maldonado, who is the co founder of Create Labs.
Speaker 2: And I want to keep this energy going because we
Speaker 2: actually have something special that we're about to do. We
Speaker 2: do have a special guest, well two special guests, and
Speaker 2: they're gonna tell us they're inspiring story. So it's a
Speaker 2: New York City local business founded by two creators, Carolina
Speaker 2: Wing and Benny Emery of Eat Good NYC and Saint
Speaker 2: Michelle Cafe in Brooklyn, welcome.
Speaker 7: Hello.
Speaker 2: Can you just give us a quick rundown of the
Speaker 2: business Eat Good m i C And Saint Michelle Cafe.
Speaker 6: Yeah, E good y s.
Speaker 12: We started about ten years ago. We are custom dessert
Speaker 12: food art company as we like to call it. We
Speaker 12: make cupcakes, cookies, cakes.
Speaker 6: Candies, whatever you can imagine.
Speaker 12: And Saint Michelle Cafe is our little watering hole of
Speaker 12: like my individual or cafe. We tell pastries, coffee, teas,
Speaker 12: all kinds of stuff and just.
Speaker 6: Provide good vibes. Absolutely yeah.
Speaker 10: And also it's like a boutique for all of our
Speaker 10: food art from cupcakes, candy art to cakes and you
Speaker 10: know and other amazing things.
Speaker 6: That we do.
Speaker 2: And Benny and Carolina, can you talk to me about
Speaker 2: how you guys linked up a MasterCard.
Speaker 12: I say from day one, you gotta do what you're
Speaker 12: passionate about. And as an Argentinian soccer is one, ny
Speaker 12: CFC is my team. We got season tickets and everything,
Speaker 12: and so they had the City Assist program and so
Speaker 12: we were finalists for that and it has been incredible
Speaker 12: because A I got to present and work with a
Speaker 12: team that I'm really really passionate about, and MasterCard has
Speaker 12: just you know, put us in certain rooms that really
Speaker 12: you just never know. But I think it just kind
Speaker 12: of worked out that I got to work with something
Speaker 12: that I'm very passionate about, but also have access and
Speaker 12: get to know. I think what the biggest thing that
Speaker 12: MasterCard has really helped us is put us in room
Speaker 12: with other businesses and there's other people that are going
Speaker 12: to the same struggles as we are, and we're sharing
Speaker 12: resources and all of that because that's how we survive.
Speaker 3: Right Well, you know what, MasterCard is amazing.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna lie, and I want to thank you
Speaker 2: guys so much for joining us. I cannot wait to
Speaker 2: see how your business grows.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 3: I'm in Brooklyn, yes, and I love dessert.
Speaker 6: And we also love your location.
Speaker 2: By the way, maybe we'll be able to do something there,
Speaker 2: you know. In fact, I know Troy has a gift
Speaker 2: for you.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: We love a big check. Oh start a ten dollar check.
Speaker 3: The massacred and way up. We are so happy.
Speaker 6: I've always wanted.
Speaker 12: Guys.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, this warms my heart all right, But listen, everybody, thank.
Speaker 3: You so much.
Speaker 4: Station. Thank you. Thank you for all you'll such.
Speaker 2: A priceless conversation and I love to see all of
Speaker 2: the business in this room that has been growing and
Speaker 2: scaling and you know.
Speaker 3: Just evolving.
Speaker 2: All right, well, you guys, everybody share your handles so
Speaker 2: we know where to find you. So people are definitely
Speaker 2: going to be hitting you all up. Let's start with you, sure.
Speaker 15: Black Girls Sunscreen across all digital.
Speaker 11: Platforms on Twitter, I'm just at a broun a b
Speaker 11: r A n on I G. It's at Create Labs
Speaker 11: or at le Bron Underscore AI for us, E.
Speaker 12: Good N, y C, SAMT Michel and y C on
Speaker 12: all the social media platforms Instagram, all.
Speaker 14: That Troy Dennis on LinkedIn MasterCard. Just in closing, you
Speaker 14: can access resources like MasterCards Digital Doors and learn more
Speaker 14: about Masscar's effort to close the economic wealth gap by
Speaker 14: visiting MasterCard, dot Com, Forward Slash Solidarity.
Speaker 2: All right, well, thank you all so much for joining us.
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