Speaker 1: An illegal alien from Guatemala charged with raping a child
Speaker 1: in Massachusetts. An MS thirteen gang member from Al Salvador
Speaker 1: accused of murdering a Texas man of Venezuelan charged with
Speaker 1: filming and selling child pornography in Michigan. These are just
Speaker 1: some of the heinous migrant criminals caught because of President
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Speaker 3: My prayer, there we go, we back.
Speaker 4: How we sounded? Man?
Speaker 3: Were good on the scale for one to ten? Man?
Speaker 4: How we looking? We're coming there right? Y'all know I've
Speaker 4: been doing a lot of studying this morning, man, just
Speaker 4: checking out these markets. I don't like being frustrated everything.
Speaker 4: I like relaxation. You know, masculinity requires you to be relaxed.
Speaker 4: My testosterone lowers when I'm anxiety. You feel me, I
Speaker 4: don't feel like doing nothing. What's going on here? We
Speaker 4: going back in the game, yeah, man, you know, first
Speaker 4: and foremost, we ain't went on the live in a while,
Speaker 4: so you know it gotta be special. You know, you
Speaker 4: do these world addressments, and you know it's always special news.
Speaker 4: You know. I know, I'm twenty five million views up
Speaker 4: since the last time we talked. Y'all just dropped the
Speaker 4: all money in doc. You know that was a hard one.
Speaker 4: Congratulations on that. Two back to backs, sold out shows Toronto,
Speaker 4: Congratulations on that. You know we can we can probably
Speaker 4: do this a lot, you know, because it's always something
Speaker 4: going on, you know. In the name Earn your Leisure,
Speaker 4: you know, I think it's so responsible because first it
Speaker 4: starts off earning, and to earn something, you gotta work
Speaker 4: for it right before you get to the leisure part.
Speaker 4: Like this, there's a philosophy built into just saying the
Speaker 4: name to earn your leisure, right, And I think that
Speaker 4: most people probably overlook the accountability that's in that statement.
Speaker 4: You feel me like, damn, I want to relax, I
Speaker 4: want to have leisure time. But before I get there,
Speaker 4: I got to start with the earn part. You feel me,
Speaker 4: And I think that's so powerful because when you see
Speaker 4: individuals like yourself, Shot Troy, you know, and the team
Speaker 4: as y'all move around and have constant upward mobility, it's
Speaker 4: because of the work on the back end that most
Speaker 4: people don't see. So for me, give me one second, man,
Speaker 4: to describe what the work is like on the back end,
Speaker 4: like how many tasks, how many anxiety, how much lack
Speaker 4: of sleep that happens, process overthinking, you know, fires to
Speaker 4: put out that people don't see and they get to
Speaker 4: see the moments and that shit look real nice and shiny.
Speaker 5: But the fact you said that people see the final product,
Speaker 5: but they don't see the you know, what goes into
Speaker 5: making the final product. So man, it's NonStop bro traveling
Speaker 5: all over the world, zoom calls every hour on the hour,
Speaker 5: emails and text message in and going through you know,
Speaker 5: different conversations and calling audibles on the fly. So you know,
Speaker 5: it's ups and downs in business. It's never going to
Speaker 5: be just all good. But if if you are planning
Speaker 5: on being in business, you've got to understand that, you know,
Speaker 5: you got to keep it, you got to keep it
Speaker 5: composure because it's a road man. Every day we do,
Speaker 5: we do a variety of different things. Man, So shout
Speaker 5: out to you know, the whole team. As you said, Abdulah,
Speaker 5: this guy's like does the job of one hundred different people, Mike, Chris.
Speaker 6: Damn Rich.
Speaker 7: You know, it's a team and it.
Speaker 5: Takes a lot of people to put this put this
Speaker 5: ship on the right and you know, we're just glad
Speaker 5: that that we aren on the mission. And you had
Speaker 5: mentioned all Money in episode big big shout out the
Speaker 5: whole All Money and team. That's a big shot to
Speaker 5: Black Sam about the Copyreen BH, pac Man, JP, the
Speaker 5: whole team. So that's something that we're really proud about,
Speaker 5: you know, as far as putting that out there. And
Speaker 5: it's a blessing to be able to, you know, get
Speaker 5: the feedback the way that he's come in.
Speaker 7: People have championed it. A lot of the clips is
Speaker 7: go on viral, so.
Speaker 5: That meant a lot to us because Nipsey was somebody
Speaker 5: that was a majing for us, so we never got
Speaker 5: a chance to meet him physically in person. But it's
Speaker 5: crazy because he was able to develop such good relationships
Speaker 5: with almost every single person that was close to and
Speaker 5: his family, his friends, and I just felt like that
Speaker 5: was just an alignment, Like I know that if he
Speaker 5: was alive, I know he would rock with us.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying, like, yeah, yeah, heavenly, heavenly,
Speaker 4: you know. You know, that's one of those things I
Speaker 4: get people. You know, I think right after his death
Speaker 4: it's passion, and up until now, people always hit me with, yo,
Speaker 4: you remind me of nips And you know, when he
Speaker 4: was doing his business out in Oakland, I mean in LA.
Speaker 4: I had my business out in Oakland, right and you know,
Speaker 4: a lot of what he was doing was so in
Speaker 4: line with my thinking completely, And I feel like that's
Speaker 4: how it is with Nipsey Hustle specifically. It's like you
Speaker 4: felt in tuned because you see that same vision and
Speaker 4: you appreciate the direction he was going. It's one of
Speaker 4: those things where so many times throughout our culture we
Speaker 4: talked about what we want to see and when somebody
Speaker 4: finally do it, does it it almost feels for real,
Speaker 4: like damn brus real and he actually doing it, you
Speaker 4: feel me. And so that was one of the things
Speaker 4: that I appreciated from Nipsey Hustle was like a lot
Speaker 4: of things we wanted to see rappers do, he actually
Speaker 4: was executing on a daily basis, right and it was
Speaker 4: in an easy blueprint to follow. And at the same
Speaker 4: time with y'all doc, you know, it reminds me of me,
Speaker 4: my team and my family. I was looking at a
Speaker 4: tweet I put out maybe like five years ago saying
Speaker 4: that my my dream is to have a family business,
Speaker 4: you know, and being able to have a successful family
Speaker 4: business for the last three years now and having everybody
Speaker 4: work together and you know that's the payroll like that.
Speaker 4: Those are the type of things on the back end
Speaker 4: as hard as hell, but that excite me and keep
Speaker 4: me going on a daily basis. And the way he
Speaker 4: was able to install what he learned into you know,
Speaker 4: his team and translate that information where everybody understands it,
Speaker 4: right man, that's so powerful because that's really, to me,
Speaker 4: one of the hardest things to do. It's like how
Speaker 4: to translate that spirit that you have in a team
Speaker 4: and then make them independent bosses at the same time, right,
Speaker 4: because most people only want to make more followers, and
Speaker 4: his whole idea was, how do I make more legers
Speaker 4: out of the people.
Speaker 5: Around somebody else that had at on personally, I think
Speaker 5: dame that just requested it to come in.
Speaker 8: So, oh yeah, it does.
Speaker 4: Another one of the great bosses that inspired the world.
Speaker 4: What happened there?
Speaker 6: It goes going on on? Did it go?
Speaker 4: Then? What's happening in a legend?
Speaker 9: You just running through these schools, going into different towns,
Speaker 9: trying to teach people how to dream. You know, it's
Speaker 9: it's it's a funny time because for a long time
Speaker 9: time I've been complaining and hearing people complaining about the
Speaker 9: system and the things that aren't right about it. But
Speaker 9: you know, we've actually architected a plan to actually fix
Speaker 9: things and we're actually doing it. So to me, first,
Speaker 9: not to deal with the ultimate problem to me, which
Speaker 9: is in school, they teach you how to not dream.
Speaker 9: As opposed to dreaming, they don't teach you to visualize
Speaker 9: what you want your future to look like.
Speaker 6: They teach you to visualize what they want your future
Speaker 6: to look like.
Speaker 9: Laboring for them, being honored to work for them, for
Speaker 9: being honored to go to college, to get debt, to
Speaker 9: work that off, for them to work nine to five
Speaker 9: every day except weekends, for them to not retire at
Speaker 9: a business that you don't own until you're sixty and
Speaker 9: you want to relax and you.
Speaker 6: Are too tired to try to start from scratch. And
Speaker 6: it all seems like a program. So we go into
Speaker 6: the schools.
Speaker 9: Of what I'm learning, even from talking to the high
Speaker 9: school kids, no one even.
Speaker 6: Ever asked these kids what they dream about.
Speaker 9: So if you don't know what a kid doesn't, what
Speaker 9: he doesn't what he dreams about, how do you know
Speaker 9: what language to talk to them?
Speaker 6: How do you know what the teacher you know what
Speaker 6: I mean?
Speaker 9: And if no one's asking you what your dream is,
Speaker 9: they probably don't dream either. So literally, y'all go with
Speaker 9: a school and be like, you know, they're putting a
Speaker 9: lot of pressure, a lot because you based, you know,
Speaker 9: the success of a school on how many kids go
Speaker 9: to college.
Speaker 6: So there's a lot of pressure to get into college.
Speaker 9: But even when I ask the kids, so y'all going
Speaker 9: to college, what do you going to college for? They
Speaker 9: don't know what do you want your life to look
Speaker 9: like after college?
Speaker 6: They don't know.
Speaker 9: They wouldn't know if their dream came true, if it happened,
Speaker 9: because they don't dream. So, you know, that's one thing,
Speaker 9: and that's what I've been doing. So we've been going
Speaker 9: through the schools and went to Camden and so he's
Speaker 9: at Pharaoh's. You know, y'all got a mirror over there
Speaker 9: the studio in there, So shout out to Travis.
Speaker 6: The principal. You know, it was on the news and
Speaker 6: know all that tomorrow were going to a school.
Speaker 9: Yesterday we spoke at Columbia on the OSG summit and
Speaker 9: three it was on that stage we gave him a pen.
Speaker 6: We in Colombia.
Speaker 9: It's like we're actually in the institution that may be
Speaker 9: teaching what I don't like and reteaching right there. So
Speaker 9: this is about solutions and what it looks like when
Speaker 9: we have them, we do them and execute them. And
Speaker 9: what you'll find that most of these institutions are looking
Speaker 9: for a better way to teach. I found out yes
Speaker 9: yesterday at that Columbia the OSG that I didn't notice
Speaker 9: that Thomas Jefferson.
Speaker 6: What's that called rock?
Speaker 4: The Thomas Jefferson.
Speaker 6: Jefferson, the Jefferson curriculum he made the education.
Speaker 9: It was meant for white kids to know how to
Speaker 9: control black kids.
Speaker 6: The education was meant for black kids to know how
Speaker 6: to need controlled by white kids.
Speaker 9: That was the curriculum, and we still go by that curriculum.
Speaker 6: So I'm not saying that they don't want to change.
Speaker 9: Is if no one brings the change, it's not going
Speaker 9: to happen. The schools are actually welcoming a new perspective
Speaker 9: on learning. People are really receptive for change. They just
Speaker 9: want somebody with a plan. So that's why I like
Speaker 9: link it up because you're doing it too. When I
Speaker 9: wanted to school, there's murals. We show up, you show up.
Speaker 9: You know we're in that circle of help and solutions.
Speaker 9: And showing that we can link up and do shit
Speaker 9: all over the planet is also showing what a solution
Speaker 9: looks like.
Speaker 5: What you want to think that I want to talk
Speaker 5: about the whole Before I do that, I want to
Speaker 5: give I definitely flowers to Dan because this whole financial
Speaker 5: literacy movement. I think I told him this before, but
Speaker 5: one of the one of the key pivotal moments was
Speaker 5: when he went on the Breakfast Club, and I think
Speaker 5: little ahead of his time because a lot of people
Speaker 5: the message.
Speaker 7: At point in time.
Speaker 5: I look, I think that that was definitely one of
Speaker 5: the catalysts that started the financial and really started to
Speaker 5: think differently about entrepreneur about you know, taking control of
Speaker 5: their future, about business. So Dame was was ahead of
Speaker 5: his time at that moment, and he definitely deserves a
Speaker 5: lot of credit helping what we're in right now, for sure,
Speaker 5: that's the fact. And yeah, shout out to Pharaohs. We
Speaker 5: have a girl in the school. It's in the Bronx
Speaker 5: to Charter school podcast studio in school as well, So
Speaker 5: that's really dope for a podcast studio to be in
Speaker 5: the Bronx is giving kids not only need to learn
Speaker 5: the art of podcasting because it is an art and skill,
Speaker 5: but also on the technical side too, because you need
Speaker 5: to learn about cameras, you need to learn about microphone,
Speaker 5: you need to learn how when you're doing these things
Speaker 5: upload you to So that everything I do has to
Speaker 5: resonate with the trajectory of a child.
Speaker 10: That's all I'm doing and creating content for now, even
Speaker 10: down to the movie printing Detroit. But thank you for that,
Speaker 10: But what were you saying about the event? I didn't
Speaker 10: want to cut you off.
Speaker 7: You say, you say I'll give you a flowers.
Speaker 9: Then when I give you, yeah, you gotta the delivery man.
Speaker 6: You got a little never say give me my flowers.
Speaker 6: I never say that. Let me tell you my.
Speaker 9: By promoting this event, you know, see you what I
Speaker 9: love is when someone comes and asks me for advice
Speaker 9: and then I can come and be a partner with
Speaker 9: it in some way, shape or form.
Speaker 6: That means what I'm saying is not in vain.
Speaker 9: And that's why I want want to make sure everyone
Speaker 9: knows that we are doing something together.
Speaker 6: We all got different businesses, we.
Speaker 9: All have a different perspective, but we have a common
Speaker 9: ground for helping and loving our culture and being articulate
Speaker 9: and making our culture better.
Speaker 6: Not only like mentally but physically. I like that.
Speaker 5: Yes, you know, danger so dangerous solution. So dain't dash
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Speaker 9: Newton, Jimmy Jimmy Hendrix. Don't forget that from all black people.
Speaker 9: He was used to hang out with the Black Panthers
Speaker 9: when he was young. That's why he ran off to London.
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Speaker 1: An illegal from Guatemala charged with raping a child in Massachusetts.
Speaker 1: An MS thirteen gang member from Al Salvador accused of
Speaker 1: murdering a Texas. Man of Venezuelan charged with filming and
Speaker 1: selling child pornography in Michigan. These are just some of
Speaker 1: the heinous migrant criminals caught because of President Donald J.
Speaker 1: Trump's leadership. I'm Christy nom the United States Secretary of
Speaker 1: Homeland Security. Under President Trump, attempted illegal border crossings are
Speaker 1: at the lowest levels ever recorded, and over one hundred
Speaker 1: thousand illegal aliens have been arrested. If you are here illegally,
Speaker 1: your next you will be fined nearly one thousand dollars
Speaker 1: a day, imprisoned, and deported. You will never return. But
Speaker 1: if you register using our CBP home app and leave now,
Speaker 1: you could be allowed to return legally. Do what's right.
Speaker 1: Leave now. Under President Trump, America's laws border and families.
Speaker 6: Will be protected.
Speaker 2: Sponsored by the United States Department of Homeland Security.
Speaker 6: It got critical for him out there. He was a
Speaker 6: real rock star though. Oakland.
Speaker 5: Oakland is one of these towns that's legendary for its history,
Speaker 5: but it's also a change. So you got just happening,
Speaker 5: you got So this is important that we keep the
Speaker 5: root of our cities that mean a lot to us.
Speaker 7: Oakland Orlands.
Speaker 5: We can't we can't let the culture Brooklyn, we can't
Speaker 5: let the culture be completely strict Harlem, we can't let
Speaker 5: the culture be completely stripped. So Oakland is significant in
Speaker 5: Black America for a variety of different reasons. It's also
Speaker 5: the home of nineteen Keys.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, I'm going on your block nine kid.
Speaker 4: Yeah, man, I'm ready. Listen Oakland. Oakland is such a
Speaker 4: powerful city and introduces powerful people. Anybody that traveled through
Speaker 4: Oakland and they feel that energy and they feel that
Speaker 4: love instantly. Because I believe in births authenticity, you know,
Speaker 4: more than anything. And you know, I said the other day,
Speaker 4: integrity gotta be rewarded, you know. And the reason I
Speaker 4: say that because now it's so rare. You know, we
Speaker 4: live in a world where integrity is rare, you know,
Speaker 4: just knowing yourself and being yourself. So when you talked
Speaker 4: about you know, the children in school today, they don't
Speaker 4: know what authenticity is. So it's hard for them to
Speaker 4: develop a dream. And you don't know who you are,
Speaker 4: right and everything is about rewarding you about being like
Speaker 4: someone else. I believe that we are all three men
Speaker 4: that know who we are. And that's really one of
Speaker 4: the stark differences on how you go about in the world.
Speaker 6: You move and you.
Speaker 4: Operate, and it ain't nobody that can tell you anything
Speaker 4: about yourself that can make you confused. You understand me
Speaker 4: and derail you off your path because you know who
Speaker 4: you are, you feel me, and growing up in Oakland,
Speaker 4: it definitely encoded me and then grained me with the
Speaker 4: experiences and knowledge, the wisdom and the understanding know who
Speaker 4: I am. And I can take that Oakland knowledge game
Speaker 4: and information anywhere in the world. And I have and
Speaker 4: now I'm bringing it back because you know, we evolved
Speaker 4: and to be a to do it with somebody historically
Speaker 4: for me that I looked up to, specifically in the
Speaker 4: way you spoke truth right and stand on it. You
Speaker 4: feel me. So it's like giving your flowers you like me,
Speaker 4: It ain't. It ain't about hearing it and receiving it.
Speaker 4: It's more so about the other people experiencing that because
Speaker 4: we don't get it often enough. Where Black men that
Speaker 4: do good have integrity that's not heralded, you understand me,
Speaker 4: Like not selling your soul, you know, should be heralded
Speaker 4: because it's a lot of people that do it. Then
Speaker 4: they get celebrated for it. Like nah, those people that
Speaker 4: I celebrate are the ones like damn, So, I know
Speaker 4: for a fact you didn't take that deal. I know
Speaker 4: for a fact you ain't give up your integrity. There
Speaker 4: those are the people that I love and respect, you know,
Speaker 4: because those are the people that allow black men to
Speaker 4: be same. You know, it's hard living in this world
Speaker 4: where you got to constantly give up who you are
Speaker 4: in order to be rewarded within it. You feel me
Speaker 4: so authenticity, I think it's key. And we live in
Speaker 4: a dangerous time right now. But it's dangerous for those
Speaker 4: who don't know themselves or who ain't trained, you know.
Speaker 4: And but for us, you know, the pivot is in.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: It's the time where you operate. It's a time where
Speaker 4: you recognize who you are and you pick up them
Speaker 4: skill sets and we execute around the planet. It ain't
Speaker 4: no man on this planet Earth that can tell me
Speaker 4: anything other than I'm gonna win. That's it, all right.
Speaker 4: And now I don't care if the banks fail. I
Speaker 4: don't care if the inpututions fail. I don't care what's
Speaker 4: going on. I know how they use my mind. As
Speaker 4: long as my mind don't feel, I succeed, you know.
Speaker 4: And that's one of the greatest things I teaches, the
Speaker 4: demonstration of how does a young man use his mind
Speaker 4: and all situations in the world to succeed. Even though
Speaker 4: I got a million things going against me right, but
Speaker 4: I got a billion things going for me. So in Oakland,
Speaker 4: we gonna definitely come in there in full establishment, full
Speaker 4: of tire, full decadents, full energy, and I don't want the
Speaker 4: room to be full as well. And we're doing the
Speaker 4: live stream as well. So those that want to tap
Speaker 4: in and can't make it, or you want to get
Speaker 4: it for some somebody else that's in your life, I
Speaker 4: feel like that's the bigger key.
Speaker 6: You feel me.
Speaker 4: Like you got a young man or woman or older gentlemen,
Speaker 4: whoever the hell in your life, you gotta put them
Speaker 4: up on game. Understand me, like each one one, teach one.
Speaker 4: This is how we sharp in the world to get better.
Speaker 4: My whole campaign is how to help we get to
Speaker 4: the highest level. And you can't get there by being fearful,
Speaker 4: and you can't get there with a stagnant environment. Right
Speaker 4: So if you replace some of the things that's in
Speaker 4: your environment right now and in your habits right now,
Speaker 4: when you change into like nah, I'm about to lock
Speaker 4: in with with nineteen keys and dang dash, I'm gonna
Speaker 4: lock in with eyl that's the automatic change of your
Speaker 4: environment and your reality. Right then you start to see
Speaker 4: things change because you focus on the process rather than
Speaker 4: the outcome. Right, So I look forward to having you
Speaker 4: there in the Bay Area, open California. We gonna have
Speaker 4: a good time. It's gonna be powerful. You know, it's
Speaker 4: gonna be good energy. A lot of people that's been
Speaker 4: signing up for the VIP they can hit me and
Speaker 4: they ready to meet because I know we're gonna do
Speaker 4: two zoom calls afterwards. So that make this an even
Speaker 4: more personal experience that most people probably didn't even realize
Speaker 4: the depth of this is not just a one time
Speaker 4: situation like this is a continuation. You feel me and
Speaker 4: normally you don't get the opportunity to hear people speak
Speaker 4: and then speak to them afterwards with a few follow ups. Right,
Speaker 4: Shoddy always talking about the power of networking and being
Speaker 4: in the room, and that's what really this is about
Speaker 4: as well, like being the room for all the things
Speaker 4: that we can sol right, none of the things are
Speaker 4: advancing your life. So you got to make sure that
Speaker 4: you know you change your information diet a lot, especially
Speaker 4: during this time, and don't wait till it's too late,
Speaker 4: because the right.
Speaker 7: Time is always now.
Speaker 6: That is the fact.
Speaker 5: And I just want to say the comments. I was
Speaker 5: looking at the comments. They had to cut off for
Speaker 5: a minute. So life's golden rule. Life's golden rule is
Speaker 5: you keep it real with people that keep it real
Speaker 5: with you. And this is a full circle moment for
Speaker 5: us three sixty. I'll tell a brief story. So during KVID,
Speaker 5: when we first started this, this is just full transparency.
Speaker 5: Right when we first started early at Lisia, we had
Speaker 5: a target to interview three people.
Speaker 7: Three people was on target.
Speaker 4: I was early, I was on the on the board,
Speaker 4: didn't know a radar. That's coget target to.
Speaker 7: Interview three people. Nipsey Hustle, rest in peace to Nip.
Speaker 5: Unfortunately, we wasn't able to interview Nip, but we was
Speaker 5: able to do the all money in interview with his
Speaker 5: brother Black saying that that meant That's why, that's why
Speaker 5: that really means so much to us, because he was
Speaker 5: one of the three people. Jay z was was the
Speaker 5: second person we have not spoken yet, and the third
Speaker 5: person was Dan dash So Dean was on our trajectory
Speaker 5: like target Liss. So during COVID, Kenny Burns connected with
Speaker 5: us and we interviewed Dan and we went to the
Speaker 5: studio Yo and we spent like four hours with him
Speaker 5: talking off camera on camera, and.
Speaker 7: He was very gracious for his time.
Speaker 5: He was very great gracious with the information that he
Speaker 5: provided to us, and he didn't even really us, so
Speaker 5: he didn't know that we was on the trajectory of
Speaker 5: being who we became, right, that's.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 5: So then, but then he also let us use his
Speaker 5: studio two days later to interview nineteen Keys. That was
Speaker 5: that was the first time that we met nineteen Keys.
Speaker 6: I didn't even know that. Yeah, that's crazy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, So the studio of the interview nineteen Keys.
Speaker 5: He didn't charge us any money for that, and he's
Speaker 5: just been a resource ever since.
Speaker 7: So now three c.
Speaker 5: Two and a half years later, earned your leisure to
Speaker 5: the moon. So we have an opportunity to actually have
Speaker 5: some level of reciprocity in this.
Speaker 7: So nineteen Keys danged dad during an event in Oakland.
Speaker 5: But Earni Alisia, we want to be as barter and
Speaker 5: as helpful as possible. So we're gonna sponsor fifty percent
Speaker 5: off for fifty tickets fifty tickets from all ranges for
Speaker 5: Bake all the way down to livestream, first come first,
Speaker 5: or all you gotta do is into cod eyl and
Speaker 5: you'll get fifty off of the first fifty tickets. Whoever
Speaker 5: it takes advantage of it first, and talking to Troy,
Speaker 5: I felt like that would be something, especially you know,
Speaker 5: economic times, people might have ourship. So if you canna
Speaker 5: play fifty dollars into the room with Dame Dash and
Speaker 5: nineteen keys, to me, it's a no brainer because I
Speaker 5: know that the information alone is so powerful And shout
Speaker 5: out to Drizzy Drake, one of the best to ever
Speaker 5: do it. But when you see Creake twelve hun hundred
Speaker 5: dollars for a regular seat for a rec not even
Speaker 5: bro like those tickets are going crazy, twelve hundred dollars
Speaker 5: for like fifty rows mid level, like you know what
Speaker 5: I mean, And once again shout out to Drake shots
Speaker 5: twenty one. But what's more important being entertained to be
Speaker 5: And this is something that we've always battled with as
Speaker 5: a culture, and we're making progress, but we still haven't
Speaker 5: fully understood priority right And to me, education is always
Speaker 5: more important than entertainment, and especially not only just from
Speaker 5: an educational standpoint, from an inspirational motivational standpoint, but then
Speaker 5: from a networking standpoint. I like you said, Keys, I'm
Speaker 5: big on networking because I understand how powerful networking is.
Speaker 5: It changed my life, it changed everybody has around us lives.
Speaker 5: And this is a relationship of networking, right from Dame.
Speaker 5: That's a relationship from Kenny Burns. That's a relationship from
Speaker 5: my god David the United Matt Like one person introduced
Speaker 5: to another person, introduced to another person, induce another person.
Speaker 7: And now we're all here, right.
Speaker 5: And that's whether it's Robert Smith, whether it's Coyler Perry.
Speaker 5: I tell the story so much because it's true. Degrees
Speaker 5: degrees did not get me in a room with Steve Harvey.
Speaker 5: Degrees did not get me in Carnegie Hall with Robert Smith.
Speaker 5: And I'm not knocking degrees. I think that it could
Speaker 5: be beneficial. I'm just being honest with you.
Speaker 6: It wasn't.
Speaker 5: It wasn't that I went to X, Y and Z
Speaker 5: College and they looked at my resume and they say, Okay,
Speaker 5: you deserve to be here. It was because of the
Speaker 5: value that we provided and the relationships that we cultivated.
Speaker 6: Two things.
Speaker 7: Value that you provide, relationships that you cultivate.
Speaker 5: If you learn those two things, I promised aish you,
Speaker 5: you'll be on the road to success. So I'm real
Speaker 5: big in that because I feel like this is an
Speaker 5: opportunity and all these events for people, and these are
Speaker 5: markets that not a lot of people always go to.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 5: It's not like New York, LA, like you go to
Speaker 5: different places like Philadelphia, like Oakland, like Detroit. These are
Speaker 5: all important cities, but these are cities that's often forgotten.
Speaker 7: So it's your responsibility as.
Speaker 5: The people to make sure that when people do come
Speaker 5: to the city that you support it, because if you
Speaker 5: don't support it, then it's not gonna happen again. Right,
Speaker 5: and then you can complain about or they're not coming here.
Speaker 5: They left us out? What about us?
Speaker 7: Why y'all always go to Atlanta while y'all always going
Speaker 7: to New York.
Speaker 5: Well, this is an opportunity for a market that not
Speaker 5: traditionally has always been catered to to show up, show out,
Speaker 5: show support, network with each other, build and let's all growth.
Speaker 7: So fifty off of the first fifty tickets.
Speaker 5: But why I take advantage the link is I think
Speaker 5: he penned the link is in there both of their bios.
Speaker 5: His inter code E y L is extremely easy. There's
Speaker 5: nothing else to do other than that.
Speaker 4: And look that's what you remember that? That was that
Speaker 4: that bonfire boats.
Speaker 6: Damn, that's crazy.
Speaker 4: Are you there too, Damn?
Speaker 9: Yeah, Yeah, I was like that the right Revolution.
Speaker 4: At the Mystery School.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I remember that.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: I'm that type of person. I just need to get
Speaker 4: in the room. I don't always need to I'll be like,
Speaker 4: you know what, I'm gonna wait till later. This ain't
Speaker 4: the right time to connect, you feel me. But being
Speaker 4: in the room and being in the environment is always
Speaker 4: there for me because I get ideas, I get insights,
Speaker 4: I meet people. You feel me. And I've always known
Speaker 4: the power of being in the right place at the
Speaker 4: right time. You feel me, And that's how I I translate.
Speaker 6: That type of time. You see, it's about people that
Speaker 6: have a certain mentality. You know.
Speaker 9: They tend to meet up in the places where things
Speaker 9: need to be enlightened, you know. And I heard Oakland
Speaker 9: was on that type of time, and I'm really curious
Speaker 9: to know exactly how they can help me and how
Speaker 9: I can help them, because you know, my thing is
Speaker 9: independence is war and I'm living it, you know, watching it, y'all.
Speaker 6: Living.
Speaker 9: When you have a dream and you have to believe
Speaker 9: in yourself, you got to make that happen. And usually
Speaker 9: your dreams should include helping other people that you love,
Speaker 9: but you got to make sure you're self empowered and
Speaker 9: you on that type of time, you get with other
Speaker 9: people that are on that type of time. And again
Speaker 9: it's about solutions complaining.
Speaker 6: We all know the problems. It's a psycho and the
Speaker 6: pattern that happened over and over again.
Speaker 9: So because we have the same problem over and over again,
Speaker 9: we know that's intention to somebody else.
Speaker 6: They those problems benefit other people. So our.
Speaker 9: Our goal, comically based on the fact that we're enlightened
Speaker 9: to the problems, are to start to fix them. And
Speaker 9: this isn't a problem that only works one place or
Speaker 9: that's only happening, and it's happening everywhere. And when people
Speaker 9: don't understand it's historically the history that they don't teach us.
Speaker 9: We were in control, we were abusing the whole world,
Speaker 9: were big. They don't teach the moors and none of that.
Speaker 9: And it makes sense because they don't want us to
Speaker 9: ever be in that type of position then, so they
Speaker 9: wipe out that history. Never let us visualize us as
Speaker 9: number one and continue to make meat, try to pound
Speaker 9: in our brain that they're number one, that win number two.
Speaker 6: This is the solution. Sticking together, that's the one thing
Speaker 6: we don't try. But we're doing it now and we're
Speaker 6: taking it.
Speaker 9: Like you guys are going all over the world waking
Speaker 9: people up in language.
Speaker 6: That they understand. So this is the solution.
Speaker 9: And whoever we get, we're just like I'm looking at pictures.
Speaker 9: You really did put in the work of observing and
Speaker 9: being in there of the right revolution. You're part of
Speaker 9: the construction of it, the blueprint and the mentality.
Speaker 6: And what I'm hoping is that when I go into.
Speaker 9: Each town we find more nineteen kids, you know, more
Speaker 9: people that they'll be like, look, we took pictures and
Speaker 9: now we're doing activations together and getting money together.
Speaker 6: So the purpose of.
Speaker 9: Giving game, not hiding the plug, is so that you
Speaker 9: can make partners, and your partners keep you strong. That's
Speaker 9: something that they do that we don't. When one of
Speaker 9: us makes money, not twenty of us do. And that's
Speaker 9: what happens. That's to happen. Collective economics, group economics, when
Speaker 9: we make the rules, when we are the bosses, when
Speaker 9: we can pick up the phone and call each other
Speaker 9: and practice nepartism and make sure that we make the laws.
Speaker 9: So teaching people how to be landlords is all we
Speaker 9: try to do. Landlord of your life, you feel me.
Speaker 9: You should never have to rent your life. You should
Speaker 9: never have to pay a mortgage on your life. But
Speaker 9: don't give it away so that you gotta buy it
Speaker 9: back with debt.
Speaker 6: Because your life is time. So in the time that
Speaker 6: you exist, you want to have fun.
Speaker 9: But if you're a general, fun is fighting good wars
Speaker 9: for people you love. And also we doing this is
Speaker 9: our idea of fun. Finding more generals, that's all we're doing.
Speaker 9: And a lot of people want to be generals. They
Speaker 9: just don't know how. So I'm gonna show you how.
Speaker 9: He's gonna show you how earn your leisure with God.
Speaker 9: We're all different generals for different armies, but we all
Speaker 9: fight wars. That independent thing for more than just us
Speaker 9: and mentality thing is our war understanding what we need
Speaker 9: to be fighting for and how we need to fight.
Speaker 9: So if you want to be a general, then you
Speaker 9: just have to tell us your dream and will show
Speaker 9: you because I'm in it. I decided I made money,
Speaker 9: corporate all that shit. Now I'm going to be a
Speaker 9: general and fight for the independence and the freedom of
Speaker 9: my culture in my community while I fight for my
Speaker 9: own dream. So I don't sell nobody else's stuff no more,
Speaker 9: I sell mine. It's not Dame Dash for since jay
Speaker 9: Z or Kanye is Dame Dash and Dame Dash, you know,
Speaker 9: so I have to take that next.
Speaker 6: For ten years, I gave niggas a ten year head start.
Speaker 6: I'll see you there.
Speaker 9: But now that I've built meat and I've been strong
Speaker 9: enough to do that, I want to show people what
Speaker 9: that looks like. To say, Yo, forget all that. It's
Speaker 9: time to focus on me. Be confident in what I
Speaker 9: do and how to get there, and how to showcase
Speaker 9: that all around the world. The one thing y'all not
Speaker 9: doing is sitting still every time y'all around I'm in London,
Speaker 9: y I'm going to London next week, y'all.
Speaker 6: Y'all see Saudi Rabio or.
Speaker 9: This war has to be fought, The conquering has to
Speaker 9: happen all over the planet. There's freedom that needs to
Speaker 9: be had for everybody all over the world. And it
Speaker 9: ain't just one Mason. It's just a collective frame of mind,
Speaker 9: you know, people that see things the same way because
Speaker 9: I'm not that guy that's gonna hold everybody responsible for
Speaker 9: what their grandparents did.
Speaker 6: But I am gonna.
Speaker 9: Hold you responsible if you still think like their grandparents.
Speaker 6: That's all. That's all I wanted to know.
Speaker 4: Mmm. Yeah, you know everybody ancestors direct lineage wasn't great.
Speaker 4: And traditionalism is a disease or sometimes especially when the
Speaker 4: right traditions ain't passed down.
Speaker 6: And it's a lot of.
Speaker 4: People that operate within the fear. Some people, some people
Speaker 4: traditions in their family if they if you, if you ask,
Speaker 4: there was a video shot shared with me. You know,
Speaker 4: started studying the psychologist Edward Barney, and he was a
Speaker 4: master at controlling the emotions and fears of the public right,
Speaker 4: how to conjure their fears and how to control them.
Speaker 4: And they believe that democracy was a lie, that they
Speaker 4: couldn't allow people to have the individual expression without it
Speaker 4: being controlled. And the public today believes that the decisions
Speaker 4: that they making, the things that they buy, the things
Speaker 4: that they do, is their own will and volition and freedom. Nah,
Speaker 4: you being controlled by someone at the top. And so
Speaker 4: when somebody speaks truth, you know, it offends you because
Speaker 4: you have been programmed to go along with the lie.
Speaker 4: So therefore it hits you, it shocks you, it makes
Speaker 4: you offend it. But that just means you on the
Speaker 4: wrong side, you know. So for me, this is an
Speaker 4: army of change. This is about getting a bunch of people,
Speaker 4: because when you know in the crowd you can't tell
Speaker 4: the food from the scholar when everybody doing the same
Speaker 4: thing right, and people feel healthy when as in large numbers.
Speaker 4: But that same opposite effect can happen right when you
Speaker 4: have people doing the right thing in large numbers right.
Speaker 4: And so it's about having generals and soldiers and people
Speaker 4: that can compliment and back each other up and have
Speaker 4: an oath to protect.
Speaker 9: Each Let me say this, I can't respect law doing
Speaker 9: it y'all really doing it.
Speaker 6: I'm like, that's my point. I know when I'm in
Speaker 6: the school.
Speaker 9: Y'all someplace else doing whatever y'all doing now, making sure
Speaker 9: people are enlightened.
Speaker 6: If y'all wasn't on the road there, it wouldn't be like.
Speaker 9: Yo, I'm not respecting you as a general to you
Speaker 9: become one until I see you fight that war and
Speaker 9: fight right.
Speaker 6: Then we can't have a level conversation.
Speaker 9: But the fact that you're doing it but you get off,
Speaker 9: make sure that you acknowledge everyone that's doing it, and
Speaker 9: stick together. When armies come together, wars get won as
Speaker 9: long as we know what we're fighting for.
Speaker 6: But y'all doing it.
Speaker 9: So I just don't want people to get a twisted
Speaker 9: I'm like, nah, I'm rocking with them because they fight
Speaker 9: the right fight and they don't stop.
Speaker 6: And then it's just this is just the beginning.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Like we've all created a new algorithm, the smart algorithm,
Speaker 9: the one to be better algorithm, the self awareness of
Speaker 9: how powerful we are culturally and how powerful we can
Speaker 9: be economically, and what kind of freedom comes with both,
Speaker 9: you know, because being rich is not what this is
Speaker 9: all about, but it's part of it. Because we have
Speaker 9: to breathe, and we needed oxygen, and oxygen was courage currency.
Speaker 9: We do everything we could do to make sure we
Speaker 9: buy or create oxygen. Unfortunately, in this world, money, even
Speaker 9: the money that's not backed by goal, is still considered
Speaker 9: a form of oxygen for us, so we got to
Speaker 9: figure out how to have it.
Speaker 6: But to live and breathe, we should not have to
Speaker 6: compromise who we are. You feel me, So this is
Speaker 6: what it is.
Speaker 9: We're like, yo, you can survive this way, and you
Speaker 9: do have to fight, but this is what it looks
Speaker 9: like when you fight for your dream, when you eat
Speaker 9: the food you kill every date, And this is how
Speaker 9: other people look at other people that eat the food
Speaker 9: they kill every day. They link up and then they
Speaker 9: chop and then they chew. And that's what you're supposed
Speaker 9: to do. And that's how you fight. Just sticking together
Speaker 9: and teaching and making sure you're making good money, not
Speaker 9: bad money.
Speaker 6: That's what.
Speaker 4: I ain't gonna lie. I'm not even talking Oakland now.
Speaker 6: I'm right.
Speaker 4: I might just sit back on this one, y'all. I
Speaker 4: ain't gonna lie. That is the only person that I
Speaker 4: talked to in the whole world. I don't mind just
Speaker 4: shutting up and listening. I probably appreciate you because I
Speaker 4: mean it's like when I talk to Damn, I have
Speaker 4: something of my mind, Damn on it, go back and
Speaker 4: forth and have this converse and then you start speaking.
Speaker 4: It's like, nah, I'm just listen, and you know what
Speaker 4: that's That's so key because for me, what we don't
Speaker 4: see is this exchange between free people, but also the
Speaker 4: respect that don't see between you know, our generation and
Speaker 4: your generation, but mostly because we don't respect a lot
Speaker 4: of people that come from that generation. So the rule
Speaker 4: is to respect your eldness. But what happens when you
Speaker 4: don't respect your elders? Right, So it's completely different when
Speaker 4: you got an elder that's respectable because you stand on integrity.
Speaker 4: That's when I look at a man and say, man,
Speaker 4: he's free. You know, I respect free men. You can
Speaker 4: talk shit on the plantation all day long, but it's
Speaker 4: different when you free. You know, that's a different conversation.
Speaker 4: That's just a person on the plantation. The greatest thing
Speaker 4: you can go for is free. When a man gets freedom.
Speaker 9: That's that's what that's right. Not many people could do it.
Speaker 9: It's a simple dance. But you gotta have a certain
Speaker 9: you gotta be free.
Speaker 4: Wow yeah, hey listen man, freedom, I'm gonna tell you
Speaker 4: manf people think they freedom, but freedom ain't easy, and
Speaker 4: it's expensive, and it's a daily cost of living. Where
Speaker 4: you want to be free, a daily cost of living.
Speaker 4: And the bigger thing you gotta do is nothing.
Speaker 9: Now, you know, some people thinking and freedom fight of
Speaker 9: me is being broken and that's not it.
Speaker 4: No, no, And.
Speaker 6: When you have people rich, you can go to the
Speaker 6: world with our money.
Speaker 9: But when you make people individually get rich collectively, when
Speaker 9: you figure out who could actually do something that you can't,
Speaker 9: then you could trade services.
Speaker 6: So if you are.
Speaker 9: General at this, and I'm a general at that, and
Speaker 9: I'm not good at this, and you are, now we've
Speaker 9: become very strong when we combine. And that's the purpose
Speaker 9: of collective fighting, and that's what we're doing. But again,
Speaker 9: the algorithm that you are and we have created is
Speaker 9: that you type in smart stuff and things come up.
Speaker 6: There's a lane for it. It's now a business.
Speaker 9: So this is what what hip hop evolved looks like.
Speaker 9: It's teaching, but teaching from a place not of distress,
Speaker 9: not even from survival, from winning wars, from coming back
Speaker 9: from the war and saying this is how you do
Speaker 9: it and watching me start another one right now, as
Speaker 9: I'm talking about the old wars, I'm in a brand
Speaker 9: new one.
Speaker 6: And now what'ss taking on? What's important?
Speaker 9: We going into the education we in Colombia, you know,
Speaker 9: we get to be with the kids, and no one
Speaker 9: understands the value of making sure these kids know because
Speaker 9: they're gonna be better than us, and also teaching them
Speaker 9: about how to hustle in the future. Nobody wants to
Speaker 9: know how you made money in the nineties because it
Speaker 9: don't work no more.
Speaker 6: The question is how are you gonna make money in twenty.
Speaker 9: Thirty And whatever never's being created now is I'm gonna
Speaker 9: realize itself in five six years. Anything that just got
Speaker 9: introduced to you now is the pl Stone version of it,
Speaker 9: AI metaverse Web three.
Speaker 6: This is the cave man days of it. But if
Speaker 6: you could visualize what it could look like in ten years, then.
Speaker 9: You can visualize how you'll be making money off it
Speaker 9: in ten years. And that's what we're trying to teach
Speaker 9: everyone is, Yo, this is the old shit.
Speaker 6: Let me teach you about the new shit too. How
Speaker 6: you combine the old shit.
Speaker 9: Every job that's going to be lost for MAYI is
Speaker 9: a new one creating.
Speaker 6: That's what we.
Speaker 9: Want to start focusing on, and that's what the education
Speaker 9: needs to be. I don't expect the teacher to know
Speaker 9: that they're not outside, but you outside. We outside, and
Speaker 9: we also creating new industries and new algorithms. We've done it,
Speaker 9: so we could talk about what algorithm we want to create, how.
Speaker 6: To approach it, you know, and then how to make
Speaker 6: money in ten years.
Speaker 9: That's how you fight the wall by being the landlord
Speaker 9: in ten years.
Speaker 6: Of everything.
Speaker 4: A part of how to control the say, you know,
Speaker 4: being future proven. That's why that's why it's called dangerous,
Speaker 4: how to control the future. And what I realized though
Speaker 4: people think. So, you know, my my uncle man nay Dar,
Speaker 4: he was from Oakland, and he taught me the game
Speaker 4: of thinking long term. You know, he used to hit
Speaker 4: me with that all the time because he taught me
Speaker 4: the game of politics. He had taken me to the
Speaker 4: different city council meetings that he had met with different people,
Speaker 4: just to expose me to that environment and give me game.
Speaker 4: And then he had showed me checks that he'd be like, look,
Speaker 4: it'd be like a check for like five hundred thousand
Speaker 4: or something. He'd be like, look at this check and
Speaker 4: he said, he say, yo, generation, they were on everything
Speaker 4: so fast, y'all understand the game. This check was something
Speaker 4: I did two three years ago. When you learn how
Speaker 4: to plan scene, that's when you really play the game right.
Speaker 4: And so when that really took a hole and I
Speaker 4: stopped thinking short term and I start thinking long term,
Speaker 4: it changed what I went for. It changed what I
Speaker 4: listened to. It changed how I behaved because at first
Speaker 4: I was going for a week to week. Anything outside
Speaker 4: that parameter of months a month, anything they talking about
Speaker 4: years from now, anything they talking about months from now,
Speaker 4: I wasn't going for. But I realized I was losing
Speaker 4: in the present day because I wasn't platting the seeds
Speaker 4: a year ago, two years ago, I wasn't learning that.
Speaker 4: So now when it happened, I'm far behind and always
Speaker 4: playing ketchup, which means I can.
Speaker 6: Never be at first.
Speaker 4: So now I want to be being a championship league
Speaker 4: at all time, which means that I have to put
Speaker 4: the work in before the rate. You understand me, I
Speaker 4: can't look at the stats and be like, damn, who
Speaker 4: the fucking first place. I'm not even in the game
Speaker 4: at that point. So we're trying to put you. A
Speaker 4: lot of people in the game, and a lot of
Speaker 4: people businesses are at risk because it's outdated, or people
Speaker 4: get content and comfortable, or they moved through fear. When
Speaker 4: I went on market mondays, I said, it's time. You
Speaker 4: don't operate from defense. You have to go and attack. Attack.
Speaker 4: This is the mode that I'm in right now. All
Speaker 4: the team has to learn new skills. Yeah, you was
Speaker 4: good at your job the last five years, that's cool,
Speaker 4: But you don't have safety is unless you got new skills.
Speaker 4: This is the great del of America. Everybody got to
Speaker 4: be skilled as something, whether it's AI, whether it's goddamn storytelling,
Speaker 4: whether it's project management, or whatever it may be. If
Speaker 4: you don't have a value to where you can serve
Speaker 4: a mass group of people where you need it for,
Speaker 4: of course you'll get replaced by machine. In a robot,
Speaker 4: because it can do a job that. I don't want
Speaker 4: human error and laziness and procrastination and emotions and feelings
Speaker 4: to constantly be in the way. Talking about they want
Speaker 4: to live softly when shit is hard outside. So I
Speaker 4: want people that's constantly getting better and better and more
Speaker 4: efficient so that we can execute at the highest level.
Speaker 4: And then when it's when we choose to live softly,
Speaker 4: we can. But don't make it a delusion or reality
Speaker 4: if you ain't got the habits that produce that reality.
Speaker 4: That's what we're talking about. So and that goes with
Speaker 4: real step by step shit. I ain't talking about just
Speaker 4: from motivation.
Speaker 9: Educating, but you other and we all have to realize
Speaker 9: as there's been a programming for hundreds of years for
Speaker 9: us to think success is something that success is not.
Speaker 6: So what we're actually doing is first actually breaking a.
Speaker 9: Pattern of people that have been taught as a culture
Speaker 9: that were number two for years and been taught how
Speaker 9: to taught how to be scared as like a normal thing,
Speaker 9: like that's part of the game, is being scared when
Speaker 9: that should never be part of the game, but it's
Speaker 9: actually taught. So reprogramming doesn't happen overnight waking up people
Speaker 9: because once they woke, they really want to get as
Speaker 9: much as they know about to make themselves better. But
Speaker 9: sometimes they didn't know they wasn't actually so strong. Sometimes
Speaker 9: they thought they were strong because they were given some
Speaker 9: sort of dream A little bit to that meant, yo,
Speaker 9: if you're controlled the right way you want, but for
Speaker 9: some reason like I don't feel good, you know what
Speaker 9: I mean, And that's what happens. And you know, I
Speaker 9: saw a question on.
Speaker 6: There like YO, how did I put out low vibrational music?
Speaker 9: I was sixteen years old, So what I could tell
Speaker 9: you was this, I know what it is to be
Speaker 9: successful and sulling things that I know hurts the faulture
Speaker 9: in the community, how much it hurts, and how much
Speaker 9: work it is to fix.
Speaker 6: That once you realize that when you become an adult period.
Speaker 12: So again, I didn't make a lot of money sulling
Speaker 12: things that made me survive for me in that moment,
Speaker 12: But when I realized it was the wrong way and
Speaker 12: what it was doing to.
Speaker 9: My culture, I went to being more artistic and leading
Speaker 9: by a different example. So judging a man by his
Speaker 9: past makes no sense judging man by what he's doing now.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 13: I didn't even want nobody to work when you want
Speaker 13: to for me be about rocket Fellers right now, would
Speaker 13: be about what you did with nineteen keys and earn
Speaker 13: your leisure.
Speaker 9: And them schools in their Columbia and Osgesus and in
Speaker 9: the interview. And that's what I wanted to go down
Speaker 9: as I never wanted to be known as an entertainer
Speaker 9: or entertainment. I wanted to go down next to Malcolm X.
Speaker 9: You feel me. I wanted to be in the conversation
Speaker 9: of fighters, not the compensation of those that made money
Speaker 9: for selfish reasons and went through a tragic life. I
Speaker 9: want to be known as a warrior, that's well. Back
Speaker 9: in the Roman days, you couldn't be famous no matter
Speaker 9: how much money you had. You had to go conquer something.
Speaker 9: So it's not the same day, and conquering something is
Speaker 9: a whole different thing. But there's a lot to conquer.
Speaker 9: So if I'm gonna be famous for something, I wanted
Speaker 9: to be famous for helping the world be better. That's
Speaker 9: what I want to be famous for. In fighting fearlessly,
Speaker 9: and it takes actually publicly, and that's happened.
Speaker 6: A lot of people.
Speaker 4: Are celebrated for being blessed by the devils exactly. And
Speaker 4: what I learned is, you know, people may people may
Speaker 4: mack yo, people may mack your progress, but they celebrate
Speaker 4: your results. So at the end of the day, when
Speaker 4: you go through and you do anything. In our community
Speaker 4: and our culture, I know this for a super fact.
Speaker 4: We don't look at businesses and we start at startups
Speaker 4: and be like, oh, that startup feeled. Now he went
Speaker 4: and learned a lesson and he did more, and that's
Speaker 4: his heroes. Till we look at it all, he feiled.
Speaker 4: He's not a good business person. Things of that nature.
Speaker 4: We don't even have the same view of business at
Speaker 4: all when we look at each other. But when it
Speaker 4: comes to a white boy he started business in Silicon
Speaker 4: Valley of bank fields, the name of the people ain't
Speaker 4: out there. Those are not the people being blessed. And
Speaker 4: it's the institution because they look at it completely different.
Speaker 4: The rules are different for us. It is them and
Speaker 4: plus for what we do. On the education side, it
Speaker 4: takes ten times, maybe one hundred times more work to
Speaker 4: get to to get ahead, versus when you see somebody
Speaker 4: else that get ahead going the way of the world,
Speaker 4: you feel me like doing it in the education way
Speaker 4: do like. That's why I talk to Rashada like shot sometimes.
Speaker 4: I when I used to talk with him on camera,
Speaker 4: he's always retired, and I think you get a little
Speaker 4: more sleeping between the interviews. Now you feel me. But
Speaker 4: I understand because when you jumping and you moving and
Speaker 4: you're working right, sometimes you sacrifice, you know, a little
Speaker 4: bit of your body and your health because you got
Speaker 4: to get things done right. But people don't look at
Speaker 4: the background. Number one, the intellectual power and property. It
Speaker 4: takes to be able to think on the fly, to
Speaker 4: design your stuff, to come up with these things, to
Speaker 4: move on a daily basis, to schedule to manage your people,
Speaker 4: to manage your life, your own emotion, spirit, body balance,
Speaker 4: it's a billion things. Plus you got to figure out
Speaker 4: how to get into that algorithm that's not even for you.
Speaker 4: So the I look at Black Genius different because for
Speaker 4: you to get ahead, it required you to go against
Speaker 4: insurmountable odds versus somebody else getting their head, and all
Speaker 4: they had to do was go with the flow. Right,
Speaker 4: So that's why I respect individuals like yourself, individuals like
Speaker 4: Rishad right and all our peers that's doing the work
Speaker 4: because we're not. You know, if you've seen me on
Speaker 4: the red car, because I learned how to understand the game.
Speaker 4: I ain't supposed to be there, but.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna be everywhere I ain't supposed to be.
Speaker 5: So yeah, to pay respects to people while they're still
Speaker 5: here as well, because once again, rest in peace to Nip,
Speaker 5: and I love Nip. But it's like, how many people
Speaker 5: really had that deep level of reference or respect or
Speaker 5: appreciation for Nick when he was still alive rights, But
Speaker 5: it's like when somebody dies, then they.
Speaker 9: And the myth was on that type of time he
Speaker 9: was reading. I know what you saying, but I'm just
Speaker 9: wanting to give me a proper real quick.
Speaker 5: So it's like when we do an event and it's
Speaker 5: an event in Oakland with nineteen Keys and Dame Dash
Speaker 5: they're still alive, so living legend, because it's like a
Speaker 5: legend that's actually still living. So that's extremely important to understand.
Speaker 5: They the reverence, but more important in paying reverence, get
Speaker 5: the information because that's the stuff that's really gonna change
Speaker 5: your life. It's not about like, let me just say this.
Speaker 9: You know what it is when if you had Martin,
Speaker 9: Luther King and Malcolm X and all these different leaders
Speaker 9: in the same room before they won the awards.
Speaker 6: And then you've actually become a part of history.
Speaker 9: What we're doing is historic because it's never been done before.
Speaker 9: It's the first time that men are coming together that
Speaker 9: are actually could tell you based on what they've seen
Speaker 9: and done, and they're collectively trying to help. It's the
Speaker 9: play that we've never seen. It's the thing that we've
Speaker 9: been talking about but never done. So even like the
Speaker 9: reason why you know and I love the fact that
Speaker 9: everyone's taping everything, but I want you to rewind back
Speaker 9: to the nineties and I had somebody moving around with
Speaker 9: a big ass camera the size of a sneaker box,
Speaker 9: and everybody.
Speaker 6: Saying I was extra and I was like, nah.
Speaker 9: I already know in the future that this is gonna
Speaker 9: be history, which will be currency, and that whoever's hear
Speaker 9: is gonna say, oh, I was there, and they can
Speaker 9: say they saw this, and I saw Dan when he was.
Speaker 6: Just young, and blah blah blah.
Speaker 9: This is that because this is a brand new day.
Speaker 9: This is nineteen keys. Now, this is nineteen keys. Now,
Speaker 9: what do we look like in ten years? What do
Speaker 9: we look like in twenty years?
Speaker 6: So how old are you?
Speaker 4: I od that's the only man on the planet. I'm Jealifer.
Speaker 6: What do you look like when you threw? When you're thirty,
Speaker 6: I'm fifty one, I'll be fifty two.
Speaker 9: What I'm saying is, if you thirty at twenty years,
Speaker 9: you're still gonna want to be crispy, and you're going in.
Speaker 6: A building evolved.
Speaker 9: So what do you look like with your trajectory pause
Speaker 9: in twenty years? So whoever's gonna be a part of
Speaker 9: this now will be a part of history ten years
Speaker 9: from now.
Speaker 5: You know what, I was so crazy things? So a
Speaker 5: few thinks about it. So he was in the classroom.
Speaker 5: I'm sure everybody. Now everybody knows the.
Speaker 7: Story about me and Troy teaching in the classroom.
Speaker 5: So those classroom videos were filmed on an iPhone by Abdulah.
Speaker 7: I'll see all currently, I.
Speaker 5: Look like your record, record this, hold the cell phone
Speaker 5: and record it. And at the time it's teaching thirty
Speaker 5: kids about financial lifty in the summer. I don't think
Speaker 5: people really understood why he was recording it, but I
Speaker 5: understood it.
Speaker 7: I understood that.
Speaker 5: It was history and it's actually a documentation of history
Speaker 5: that's gonna serve as not only promotion in the moment,
Speaker 5: but the.
Speaker 7: Archive for future. And that's actually exactly what happened.
Speaker 9: A futuristic artifact, exact exactly what hap what's on the
Speaker 9: walls in Egypt right now, years.
Speaker 7: Later exactly that's what fact.
Speaker 5: And then also I never forget when we was doing events,
Speaker 5: when we first started doing events, somebody had told us
Speaker 5: there was like record everything and record even the people
Speaker 5: that's in the room. Because he was like, there's somebody
Speaker 5: in the room, like you know what I'm saying that, Yeah,
Speaker 5: you're gonna be like yo.
Speaker 9: He was there.
Speaker 6: He was exactly proof.
Speaker 5: He was from row like you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 5: Like when he becomes a billionaire, when he becomes a president,
Speaker 5: when he exactly, I guarantee you there's gonna be somebody
Speaker 5: in the room that that alone is gonna have playback value.
Speaker 5: But like imagine Malcolm X getting Imagine imagine all right,
Speaker 5: imagine Mike Tyson right fighting and Floyd Maywell that was
Speaker 5: front row because his dad took him to see the fight.
Speaker 7: Imagine if that.
Speaker 9: Was that moment, that moment that he actually got burnt out,
Speaker 9: was like I want to be a boxer, was captured.
Speaker 6: I get it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Why you think I listen the programming I do
Speaker 9: for baby Desco is so he could see his memories
Speaker 9: that he doesn't won't be able to remember when he's older.
Speaker 9: You know, I think back to like when I was younger.
Speaker 6: I got damn.
Speaker 9: I wish I could see exactly how I was when
Speaker 9: I was one years old, How I watch myself evolved.
Speaker 9: I'd love to see how I was taught, what made
Speaker 9: me the person that I am. Just you know, pictures
Speaker 9: and being told is one thing, but actually watching it,
Speaker 9: hearing it, knowing your voice, the way you walked, knowing
Speaker 9: where you came from. So this is that just like
Speaker 9: you know how you can always reference you know, the
Speaker 9: radio show.
Speaker 6: You know on the Breakfast Club, it's documented. You can
Speaker 6: see the evolution of the culture.
Speaker 9: Was art detective from that conversation and how it affected
Speaker 9: the world. The receipts are there. I know exactly what
Speaker 9: I did because I did it on purpose. You feel
Speaker 9: you know what I'm saying. That was my intent to
Speaker 9: come up there and not be nice because I was.
Speaker 6: Sick of this ship.
Speaker 9: No one was listening, and I knew it was gonna
Speaker 9: sting people, but I knew it was gonna wake them up.
Speaker 6: It was the wake up show, right, So that's what
Speaker 6: I was one there to do.
Speaker 9: I wasn't on there to talk about bubble gum ship,
Speaker 9: and this was making me mad. Before that day, that's
Speaker 9: all that was talked about was bubble gum.
Speaker 6: Now after that day, mostly what's.
Speaker 9: Talked about is a little bubble gum ship, but it's
Speaker 9: about being an entrepreneur and celebrating smart ship and it
Speaker 9: just became different.
Speaker 6: So you know, you gotta have water piece.
Speaker 4: But and when you when I think about that moment,
Speaker 4: it reminds me of me going on Brethers Club. With
Speaker 4: these brothers is the fact that a lot of these
Speaker 4: let's see shit change, Shit don't change unless the change
Speaker 4: maker comes, unless the general comes, right, because they didn't
Speaker 4: set up that conversation forward to occur like that, right,
Speaker 4: that's not the programming that was set up that they had,
Speaker 4: like yo were gonna change. That was dang Dash coming
Speaker 4: in there saying I got a war and I want
Speaker 4: to shake shit up.
Speaker 9: Right, So it's not even fan for them until they
Speaker 9: become general.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: But but but what I'm saying is even when people
Speaker 4: see me move, that's not the agenda of somebody else.
Speaker 4: That's my agenda.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: Shit don't get you changed unless somebody brings their agenda
Speaker 4: in the room. I don't get on breakfast club. But
Speaker 4: that's breakfast club agenda. That's me collaborating with my brothers, right,
Speaker 4: And then I'm on there. And so then you get
Speaker 4: to see different representation and change. And because a lot
Speaker 4: of mainstream media will all of mainstream media act like
Speaker 4: the young guys don't exist, even though we do brilliant
Speaker 4: things in our own atmosphere. So we always have to
Speaker 4: kick them in the door so that we can represent
Speaker 4: ourselves being create a new way for everybody that comes
Speaker 4: after that. So when you got up there, you created
Speaker 4: an opportunity for more voices and thought leaders and speakers
Speaker 4: to come up there with some truth and representation. And
Speaker 4: not only did you affect the world, I mean you
Speaker 4: affected everybody in that room because you challenge all of
Speaker 4: the existing you know, conditions that people have, which is
Speaker 4: the the let their idea of success and the idea
Speaker 4: of being a boss. Because most people thought they were
Speaker 4: a boss and today have to right, you feel me?
Speaker 4: So when I fired my boss, I definitely did it
Speaker 4: in that sphere.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: I had to let them know it ain't working out
Speaker 4: for y'all. You know, y'all.
Speaker 6: Boss, I like that. No, we fire.
Speaker 4: We don't like that because they put it in a
Speaker 4: negative turn, like you we oh quit ship about life
Speaker 4: that blesses you?
Speaker 6: That's no, that's what you said, right. I like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, when the devil blesses people, get telling I like being.
Speaker 6: Blessed by You're gonna hear that in my vernacular. Pas,
Speaker 6: sorry about it. I'll give you your publishing man.
Speaker 4: Appreciate it.
Speaker 6: Just see me, I give it up.
Speaker 9: I'll be like I like that one because it made
Speaker 9: a clear picture of exactly what's going on.
Speaker 6: That's why I like it.
Speaker 9: It makes it easier to talk because sometimes I try
Speaker 9: to explain ship and I'd be like, I don't know,
Speaker 9: I don't people understand you know, right.
Speaker 4: Well, I think that's what Well, that's what I think
Speaker 4: all of us do for a lot of people is
Speaker 4: you know, helps us her think right. And I think
Speaker 4: that the biggest war in the world is how to
Speaker 4: think right because you if you can't be a general,
Speaker 4: you're not gegized, and you can't think, then you can strategize.
Speaker 4: So an emotional detabing it, looking back at your options
Speaker 4: in that moment, that's when you strategize it, right, That's
Speaker 4: the art of wars, looking at the playing field and
Speaker 4: saying how do I move? But most people are so
Speaker 4: caught up in the reaction of day to day they
Speaker 4: never strategize right. So you can never be a boss,
Speaker 4: you can never be a general because you don't actually
Speaker 4: own your reality. Well.
Speaker 9: Also, what I like is, no matter what the situation,
Speaker 9: you always have to paint the picture.
Speaker 6: You always have to look at it as a winner.
Speaker 9: I don't quit. I fired you, you know, I like that.
Speaker 9: That's better, you know, it's a W not a loss.
Speaker 9: So you can always look at the loss in something
Speaker 9: or the W and something. And people always try to
Speaker 9: make you only know the loss in something that's going
Speaker 9: to help you if.
Speaker 6: It doesn't behoove them.
Speaker 9: But if you only look at things as a winner,
Speaker 9: if you only say whatever I do is for the W,
Speaker 9: then that's the way you articulate things as well. It
Speaker 9: always has to be from a winning lens, and I
Speaker 9: like that a lot.
Speaker 6: Narrative play.
Speaker 5: Dy this Thursday, Big Oakland, California, Dame Dash, nineteen Keys,
Speaker 5: extremely dangerous event with solutions, meet and greet Vibes's gonna
Speaker 5: be a whole order man and earn your leadship. As
Speaker 5: I said, we've been empowered by both of these brothers.
Speaker 5: A partnership with nineteen Keys has been extremely fruitful, and
Speaker 5: our relationship with Dame Dash has led to a lot
Speaker 5: of great things that have happened for us. So it's
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Speaker 7: It's extremely important in.
Speaker 5: This day and age when we see ai taking jobs,
Speaker 5: when we see you know, global landscape changing, when we
Speaker 5: see banks collapsing. The most important thing that you can
Speaker 5: do is invest in yourself. The most point thing that
Speaker 5: you can do is establish relationships, because that's what's really
Speaker 5: going to carry you to the next level. You can't
Speaker 5: rely on just your education, you can't rely on just
Speaker 5: your job, you can't rely on just your bank account.
Speaker 5: Like these are things that's invaluable. Relationship are always more
Speaker 5: valuable than money in my opinion, because money comes up
Speaker 5: and down and fluctuates, but a solid relationship is gonna
Speaker 5: be here, It's gonna stand the test the top.
Speaker 7: Just think of a marriage, right, if you really are in.
Speaker 5: A marriage, that you really love your spouse, how much
Speaker 5: money what you trade your spouse for is you can't
Speaker 5: put a price sag on it, right, because the spouse
Speaker 5: is invaluable. So think of every relationship. A marriage is
Speaker 5: just a form of a relationship, right. There's other types
Speaker 5: of relationships in your life, So think of every relationship
Speaker 5: like that. Like how how valuable is our relationship with
Speaker 5: nineteen keys. We can't we can't put a price sack
Speaker 5: on it, not only for the for what has already happened.
Speaker 7: But what could potentially could happen. You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 5: Like what's the what's the future look like? James said,
Speaker 5: like what is the next ten years look like? What
Speaker 5: does the next fifteen years look like? In a partnership?
Speaker 5: Like these are things that you got to start looking
Speaker 5: at when you think about your relationships.
Speaker 6: So when you start something, you have to look at
Speaker 6: the way you want to. Relationships are a head and
Speaker 6: to start you have to picture the end. There's no
Speaker 6: reason to started business if you don't know.
Speaker 4: Your relationship are ahead. I think people gotta understand. We
Speaker 4: talk about hedges in the market, like gold being a
Speaker 4: hedge if a market decline or crypto, but you know,
Speaker 4: education and relationships are gray edge, right, Like intellectual property
Speaker 4: is a hedge. Skill set is a hedge. Turn how
Speaker 4: to strategize as a hedge?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 4: Being able to diversify your skill sets as a hedge,
Speaker 4: that's well, that's power, right If things get dangerous outside,
Speaker 4: having an army as a hedge, right, so that's why
Speaker 4: it's important that you network and you build with people.
Speaker 4: And I give Rashad this flowers because you know he
Speaker 4: worked them with one of the most dangerous men ever
Speaker 4: to exist. He ain't flinching, you know. So y'all get
Speaker 4: that brother his flowers, because you know that's that's extremely
Speaker 4: important to note, you know. But I'm serious though.
Speaker 6: Because with a lot of sometimes.
Speaker 4: Oh man, my brother, dad may surely y'all get your
Speaker 4: live stream as well. If you got your tickets, press
Speaker 4: one already, get your live stream so you can be
Speaker 4: in there. Get with the family, sit down, send them,
Speaker 4: sit them down and listen to this man so that
Speaker 4: everybody can be tapped in. Don't be selfish, shared information,
Speaker 4: share the knowledge. Ladies, bring that part. If you introduced somebody,
Speaker 4: you know, invite them here you feel me. I'm just
Speaker 4: I'm just telling you if you're in the Bay area,
Speaker 4: because that also means Sacramento, that mean pe Mind, that
Speaker 4: means out the media, that means sell Andro, that means hey,
Speaker 4: we're ballejo right everywhere. If you you listen, this is
Speaker 4: gonna be the best dating pool open that's ever had
Speaker 4: the last fifty years, you know, because they showing up
Speaker 4: to this, it's like, you.
Speaker 7: Know, what type of time anything fellas she wanted a won.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let me just tell you.
Speaker 9: My fiance you know, and and were going into the school.
Speaker 9: Now I ain't getting no bready, but she's selling books,
Speaker 9: you know, and my son gets to come up and
Speaker 9: we all have to move together when we're on talk.
Speaker 9: Because a real boss spends more time with his family
Speaker 9: than his business.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 9: That's what a boss does. He figures out how the
Speaker 9: company could run without him. That's a good boss. But
Speaker 9: you have to when it's time to promote something, you
Speaker 9: got to hit that role. You got to put in
Speaker 9: that work so that you do have that time, and
Speaker 9: you have to art detect it so that your family
Speaker 9: is not compromised.
Speaker 6: Because that's the wealth.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 9: If you stood home and just groogle, and if you
Speaker 9: built your own house and that's all you was worried about,
Speaker 9: you would be with your kids every day. You would
Speaker 9: never have to leave and those everything else is extra besides,
Speaker 9: like you know, eating and having a place to live.
Speaker 9: We can actually do that on our own anywhere, you know,
Speaker 9: and it doesn't cost that much. It just takes work,
Speaker 9: and you would have the most wealthiest life, So you
Speaker 9: have to The trick is to figure out how to
Speaker 9: make that volume to live in luxury, but not compromise
Speaker 9: time with your family, you know.
Speaker 6: And that's another thing I've had to art detect.
Speaker 9: I change my whole business model around what makes my
Speaker 9: family comfortable, you know. And what we've been taught to
Speaker 9: do is say, YO, leave your kids to go get money.
Speaker 9: And I don't think that's the right approach.
Speaker 6: I really don't.
Speaker 9: I think more time with the kids, the less time
Speaker 9: you have to be around them when they're adults.
Speaker 6: You understand what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: If you don't teach your child how to be like you,
Speaker 9: if you don't leave by example, if they want to
Speaker 9: appreciate your struggle, if they.
Speaker 6: Don't fight for nothing, they're not going to fight to
Speaker 6: keep it.
Speaker 9: So you have to figure out how to make sure
Speaker 9: they're fighting with you, you know, right.
Speaker 4: Man, to end that off you what you just said.
Speaker 4: I met a young lady this weekend and in the airport,
Speaker 4: and she wanted to take a picture, and she was
Speaker 4: telling me how she was trying to decide whether she
Speaker 4: wanted to go to school in Jersey or South Carolina.
Speaker 4: And just like everybody I can think of, they do it.
Speaker 4: And she live in the burbs in Chicago. She do
Speaker 4: it to try to get some freedom or what she
Speaker 4: considers to be freedom to have experiences. And the first
Speaker 4: thing that children want to do is to get away
Speaker 4: from their parents, right. And I think it's based on
Speaker 4: a way that of course we know what's based on
Speaker 4: the way society is built. But when you build the
Speaker 4: right experiences with your children, the first thing that they
Speaker 4: do is not thinking of that. Their freedom is to
Speaker 4: escape you. Right. And so for me, it's about, you know,
Speaker 4: teaching people specifically in this era because you might not
Speaker 4: understand your child at all because the Internet is raising
Speaker 4: them more than you are, because that influence is heavy.
Speaker 4: So even understanding how the parent in this time. Right,
Speaker 4: For me, I run a family business, learning how to
Speaker 4: be a brother in this time and learning how to
Speaker 4: be a boss and make everybody else that work would
Speaker 4: be bosses.
Speaker 6: It's key.
Speaker 4: But the if you're operating off any traditionalism or the past,
Speaker 4: you're going to one hundred percent failed. That's not what
Speaker 4: we get, that's not where we're going, that's not what
Speaker 4: we're doing. Right. So when we get on this zoom call,
Speaker 4: that's like a whole other workshop that we're not even
Speaker 4: really talking about. With the zoom calls is key because
Speaker 4: you and your family could be sitting there in the
Speaker 4: living room talking to us about the solutions that can set.
Speaker 6: Your smart for the next year.
Speaker 14: You're not making that. Yeah, you got to make that
Speaker 14: play for the family. Who's the general in your family
Speaker 14: that's making that place saying listen, man, I got this
Speaker 14: for us. I need everybody to meet up.
Speaker 4: Those who don't meet up, they're not part of the
Speaker 4: wealth of the family. That's the way I set it up.
Speaker 4: You understand me. I need everybody to be there. Let's
Speaker 4: ask these gentlemen questions. Let's see if we can build
Speaker 4: with them. Let's take something from this and let's architect
Speaker 4: of family blueprint. But how many families get together and
Speaker 4: they sit down and they operate and they build. So
Speaker 4: for me, it's more than just the day. It's more
Speaker 4: than just Oakland because anything we do, especially when we
Speaker 4: streaming it or we got to zoom, that's for the world.
Speaker 4: So don't think about this as a localized event. This
Speaker 4: is a global event that you can change the trajectory
Speaker 4: of your family right and you can be in the
Speaker 4: right circumstance.
Speaker 9: And that goes back to knowing what your child's dreams are.
Speaker 9: So if you know what your child's dreams are by
Speaker 9: spending time, you create that around them, and then that
Speaker 9: becomes the business that you both fight for. So my girl,
Speaker 9: I dream was the right books for her son, so
Speaker 9: we created that and that became her business. Yeah, a
Speaker 9: job that she could go to and bring her child.
Speaker 9: The reason why, and when people don't really understand about
Speaker 9: rocket people, the reason why I stopped doing Rockefeller because
Speaker 9: it was no longer an environment.
Speaker 6: It was never an environment that my daughters could be
Speaker 6: raised in.
Speaker 9: So I couldn't have my daughters around unrecognized people would
Speaker 9: unrecognized trauma coming from the survival mod It just wasn't
Speaker 9: for my daughters. I could not have aving to move
Speaker 9: around that. So that's why I started to open up
Speaker 9: art galleries and things of that nature and deal more
Speaker 9: with culture and being creative.
Speaker 15: I needed them to over there.
Speaker 4: Make sure y'all text output, get your live stream, and
Speaker 4: get your zones. Get the VIP package because afterwards we're
Speaker 4: doing a VIP event as well, right, so y'all can
Speaker 4: parlay and come tap in with us afterwards. But I'm
Speaker 4: not holding back on the blueprints the day of you know,
Speaker 4: anything that that I know I will be teaching, especially
Speaker 4: in terms of things you can actively use execute immediately. Yes,
Speaker 4: that's when comes.
Speaker 7: You know what I'm talking about? What all?
Speaker 4: That's what they did. They put that, They put that
Speaker 4: one in as soon as he said, all right, let's
Speaker 4: cut this off. Damn the rockets in the building.
Speaker 3: God, damn cut.
Speaker 6: It off for you.
Speaker 4: Shout out to Erica Ford the legends, he says, she
Speaker 4: got ur you know, so listen, I appreciate all y'all.
Speaker 4: Make sure y'all tag me so I can repost that.
Speaker 4: I look forward to it. Thank you, Brother Rashad and
Speaker 4: the sponsorship that y'all put together for the people. That
Speaker 4: mean a lot to be able to bring something back
Speaker 4: to my city.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: You know, anytime you want me to come to your city,
Speaker 4: as long as I got some time, you know, I'm there. Actually,
Speaker 4: I was just in your city, number one. I went
Speaker 4: to yo hood. I seen the mirror of you there
Speaker 4: under that cold ass bridge you took me to, right.
Speaker 4: It was dope to go there to see where y'all
Speaker 4: grow up, To see y'all environment to see where y'all build. Man,
Speaker 4: y'all some real brothers, you know what I mean, y'all
Speaker 4: real really from the environment that y'all come from, and
Speaker 4: y'all tap in with family, right, and that's what gives
Speaker 4: y'all that north star right where y'all can't get lost, right,
Speaker 4: And that's why this movement is so strong. And people
Speaker 4: try to figure out how is this working? And so
Speaker 4: many have failed, And at the same time, y'all need
Speaker 4: to look at how can you help this continue to
Speaker 4: propel in the future to be more successful. This is
Speaker 4: how these things grow. They don't grow from just what
Speaker 4: we do. They grow from us operating and then you
Speaker 4: working with us. That's the only way this thing works.
Speaker 4: It's not like some magic power we sprinkle on the world.
Speaker 4: It's literally the people that we serve right, reciprocating that
Speaker 4: because when you see something that you focus on, you
Speaker 4: grow that in the right manner. So EYL will continue
Speaker 4: to grow as long as the people continue to grow
Speaker 4: with it. I'm gonna continue to grow, dang, go continue
Speaker 4: to grow, and so this movement. So make sure y'all
Speaker 4: tap in.
Speaker 5: Number checking, shout out to slow and we got the
Speaker 5: all Money in an interview and I was when I
Speaker 5: was in Cali. They actually mentioned they told me stories
Speaker 5: about about I think the crews together copy Supreme and
Speaker 5: they all spoke very highly of him. So shout out
Speaker 5: to slow rest in pieces hustle, and shout out to
Speaker 5: the whole team and all Money and that's like family
Speaker 5: to us. Now, we did that interview with them, and
Speaker 5: I've been tapping them with Black Scammon almost every other day.
Speaker 5: Good brother, They just real solid, old school. I was
Speaker 5: talking to Jady kids about this, like before we leave,
Speaker 5: I just want to say that them dudes like they
Speaker 5: like real old school, like saying like, oh's like they
Speaker 5: don't gotta like how you are, or just very respectful,
Speaker 5: chill like don't don't do interviews, not on social media
Speaker 5: that much, like you know what I mean. And I
Speaker 5: appreciated that from them. So definitely definitely big shout out
Speaker 5: and Game our big brother, somebody that we both drew
Speaker 5: a lot of inspiration from, somebody that's just a good
Speaker 5: dude and one of the best talkers of war time.
Speaker 5: So if you're in Oakland, you are playing yourself. I'm
Speaker 5: gonna be honest with you. You are playing yourself. You don't
Speaker 5: see hey in the bay. We got to say the
Speaker 5: bay in the bay. If you're in LA road trip,
Speaker 5: that's how I feel the whole West. Pull up to
Speaker 5: pull up, good, pull up to Oakland this Thursday, nineteen
Speaker 5: Key gain Dash. It's an honor to be able to
Speaker 5: sponsor ticket. We're doing fifty percent off for the first
Speaker 5: fifty that take advantage of that.
Speaker 7: Just into Cold Eyl and it'll be fit.
Speaker 5: And it's for everything from VIP all the way down
Speaker 5: to live stream even if you can't.
Speaker 7: Even if you can't and make.
Speaker 5: It, you can watch the live stream and you'll get
Speaker 5: this count on that as well. So tapping it's always
Speaker 5: an honor and a pleasure. I know magic is gonna
Speaker 5: happen this Thursday, and it's gonna be one of the ones.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 7: I'm excited.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Likewise, got out to last Day Toronto, Canada. Thank you
Speaker 5: guys so much. We're gonna post this probably tomorrow, but
Speaker 5: we sold out Toronto. Mysel Froid nineteen Keys and Ian Market.
Speaker 5: Monday's High Level Conversations were coming two oh and April
Speaker 5: third Verse. However, for Business Financial Literacy that two shows
Speaker 5: were sold out back to back like a musical artist
Speaker 5: and we still got two weeks ago. So it's crazy
Speaker 5: that we sold out two shows in a different country
Speaker 5: that we never did an event. And it just shows
Speaker 5: the demand for the message that we bring into the world.
Speaker 5: It's not a it's not a domestic message. It's a
Speaker 5: global message, internationally respected all over the world. So go
Speaker 5: out to Toronto. Love you guys so much. Can't wait
Speaker 5: to touch down. We appreciate the support and we're going
Speaker 5: to put on the shelf for show.
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