Speaker 1: Been waiting for You're tapped in the way up with Angela. Yee.
Speaker 2: All right, it's way up at Angela yee.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 2: Look who's back in the building. I can't that's a
Speaker 2: show tonight.
Speaker 4: I do have a show tonight. Thank you for bringing
Speaker 4: up comedy. That is comedy. What else would it be?
Speaker 2: I don't know people. If people maybe never this is
Speaker 2: their first time tuning.
Speaker 4: In, they're right, yes, I'm a comedian.
Speaker 2: They follow you on threads perhaps, but just know the
Speaker 2: views expressed on his threads who not represent necessarily the
Speaker 2: views up here. And it's NSFW sometimes not safe for work.
Speaker 2: But today we have some special guests joining us. So
Speaker 2: there's a show called Indie Bosses. You can watch the
Speaker 2: first episode on YouTube. Kim Osario, who is a journalist.
Speaker 2: She's guest hosted up here a number of times, but
Speaker 2: she's also executive produced shows like Love and Hip Hop
Speaker 2: and Black Ink and Growing Up hip Hop and The Impact.
Speaker 2: Her and Yandy Smith are producing. This show is called
Speaker 2: Indie Bosses, and coach Trina Williams from Indianapolis is going
Speaker 2: to be joining us. They'll be talking about the concept
Speaker 2: of the show, how this all happened, I'm a slide
Speaker 2: in some love and hip hop things you know as well,
Speaker 2: but should be pretty interesting. Now, let's shine a light
Speaker 2: when we come back. Eight hundred two nine two fifty
Speaker 2: one fifty Call us up. Let us know who you
Speaker 2: want to shine a light on.
Speaker 5: I'm a shin.
Speaker 6: I'm turn your lights on, y'all, lights, spreading love to
Speaker 6: those who are doing greatness.
Speaker 1: Shine a light on, Shine a light on. It's time
Speaker 1: to shine a light on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what's up this way? You put angela ye? And
Speaker 2: I'm here with my good friend, comedian A Keem Woods.
Speaker 2: And you know we love spreading positivity and shining a
Speaker 2: light and today we want to shine a light on.
Speaker 2: A streamer from Philadelphia. He's a community activist humble z
Speaker 2: Now he finished a nearly three thousand mile walk. I'm
Speaker 2: happy when I do three thousand steps from Philadelphia to California.
Speaker 1: Woo.
Speaker 2: His bird name is Isaiah Thomas, and he completed his
Speaker 2: one hundred and twenty four day cross country journey yesterday.
Speaker 2: Here's what he had to say.
Speaker 4: Three dozend miles.
Speaker 2: What they gonna say now, the dollars, the haters.
Speaker 4: Where are they gonna say?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 8: Ain't quit whe ain't you take a rod when time's
Speaker 8: got hard. We kept pushing report through the pain each
Speaker 8: and every day, millions, the deserts, wildlife. There's nothing that
Speaker 8: we can't do.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, he did have issues while he was
Speaker 2: out there walking and got hit by a car at
Speaker 2: one point. Oh no, yeah, and had to go to
Speaker 2: the hospital. But he did say that he wants us
Speaker 2: to inspire others he's helping to. He wants people to
Speaker 2: help him raise money to build a trade school for kids.
Speaker 2: His GoFundMe page has raised over one hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: four thousand dollars in donations. The goal was two hundred
Speaker 2: thousand dollars and that's gonna be used to create Humble
Speaker 2: University and the Humble Summer Camp that will provide access
Speaker 2: to trade certification and skills to high school graduates. See
Speaker 2: positive things now, Jayhoo, Do you want to shine a light.
Speaker 5: On my brother John up there in Kentucky, yach trying
Speaker 5: to light on him because I'm you.
Speaker 4: Know, proud of him and congratulate him.
Speaker 5: And shine a light on him for launching his new game.
Speaker 5: Him and my sister started oh okay about a year ago.
Speaker 9: But then unfortunately my sister passed and then the concept
Speaker 9: kind of went away.
Speaker 5: He revamped, he finished.
Speaker 9: The game, and you know, he like, you know, built
Speaker 9: the website and dedicated it to her and all that stuffing.
Speaker 5: You know, it's been doing well.
Speaker 10: And you know, so my sister was.
Speaker 5: Really into like family and dance and all of that.
Speaker 5: So they had created a game that was before that.
Speaker 2: What is the name of the game for people listening
Speaker 2: so they can go and check it out.
Speaker 5: Oh, the game is called Dance Battle. It's a party game.
Speaker 9: You know, the website dance Battle dot shop and then
Speaker 9: it's a Dance Battle on TikTok.
Speaker 2: All right, I'm looking for it right now, so I'm
Speaker 2: on there. Oh this is cute. Okay, Okay, well I
Speaker 2: love that one. Shout out to him and rest in
Speaker 2: peace to your sister and your family. My condolences. I
Speaker 2: know that's not easy for you either, but I know
Speaker 2: that she's looking down from having like I can't believe
Speaker 2: this came to fruition.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Thank you, all right, take care A that was Shining
Speaker 2: Light eight hundred two nine two fifty fifty just in
Speaker 2: case you couldn't get through. And when we come back man. Yesterday,
Speaker 2: I judge ruled there is enough evidence, and I have
Speaker 2: to say, there is more than enough evidence to put
Speaker 2: David on trial and the killing and dismemberment of Celeste
Speaker 2: Revs Hernandez. She was only fourteen years old. All right,
Speaker 2: it's way up.
Speaker 6: This says the rooms from industry shade to all.
Speaker 1: Of gosp out send Angela's speeling.
Speaker 2: That et all right, his way up at Angela. Ye,
Speaker 2: I'm here with akem Woods. Oh no, what's and just
Speaker 2: for context, what we're about to talk about is very disturbing.
Speaker 2: And this is all with his case against David. He
Speaker 2: has to stand trial and the killing of fourteen year
Speaker 2: old Celeste Revs Hernandez. And I've been following this story.
Speaker 2: It's really awful, tragic the details that we're finding out
Speaker 2: the preliminary hearing what started last week. And so a
Speaker 2: judge has ruled there is enough evidence to put him
Speaker 2: on trial for the killing and the dismemberment of fourteen
Speaker 2: year old to Lesbebus Hernandez. Now, what they are saying
Speaker 2: is that she threatened him just one day before. Prosecutors
Speaker 2: are saying that he murdered her. There's messages asking him
Speaker 2: about why he wanted to remain friends with this woman, Asia,
Speaker 2: who was a former friend of his. She got furious
Speaker 2: when she learned that Asia had been to his house
Speaker 2: in Hollywood Hills. She also threatened to tell her father
Speaker 2: about him, to mutilate him and end his career and life.
Speaker 2: But understand that she was only fourteen years old and
Speaker 2: he had been grooming her since she was eleven years old. Right,
Speaker 2: So he's going to stand chiut for murder, continuous sex abuse,
Speaker 2: and mutilation of a corpse in her killing.
Speaker 4: Now Here is I hope he gets locked up?
Speaker 2: Listen. I mean, this is a wild case, and of
Speaker 2: course he should dantrell for this because I feel like
Speaker 2: there's so much evidence on what happened. He's also accused
Speaker 2: of sexually abusing her, dismembering her, and hiding her remains
Speaker 2: in the front trunk of his tesla. Now, his defense
Speaker 2: attorneys are trying to imply that she harmed herself. And
Speaker 2: here is the family's attorney on the prosecutor side, Patrick Steinfeld,
Speaker 2: speaking to reporters after the judge did rule their probable
Speaker 2: cause supports the three charges against David.
Speaker 11: The defense attorneys made allegations that didn't have any evidentiary basis,
Speaker 11: including the assertion that Slest may have committed suicide or
Speaker 11: that Cleste was violent.
Speaker 4: It seems that the defense.
Speaker 11: Attorneys are stopping at nothing in an attempt to discredit
Speaker 11: the prosecution's evidence.
Speaker 4: Some people do anything for money because you can pay
Speaker 4: me to be a defense attorney.
Speaker 2: In that case, Yeah, the defense is trying to argue
Speaker 2: that she either took her own life or that he
Speaker 2: acted in self defense. That's what they're trying to set
Speaker 2: this up for.
Speaker 4: That's insane.
Speaker 2: But yeah, there's been a lot of things, a lot
Speaker 2: of lies that have been told here. The fact that
Speaker 2: he was like this huge artist and that has taken
Speaker 2: this long for them to actually even charge him with
Speaker 2: anything has been insane. But we are watching what's happening
Speaker 2: in that situation, all right. Lebron James, according to reportees,
Speaker 2: pondering perhaps living in New York City while playing for
Speaker 2: the Philadelphia seventy six ers and commuting by helicopter for
Speaker 2: practices and games.
Speaker 4: The amtractic takes an hour.
Speaker 2: Helicopter takes way less time. You know, when I used
Speaker 2: to work as serious howids Stern used to take a
Speaker 2: helicopter to work really from the Hamptons.
Speaker 4: I guess when you got it like that, you take
Speaker 4: a helicopter. I don't know. I thought a train where
Speaker 4: it wasn't that bad, But I guess I don't have helicopter.
Speaker 2: But I do think if you're going to be playing
Speaker 2: in Philly, you should live there. A thousand agree, you know,
Speaker 2: just because you got to be part of the.
Speaker 4: Up took place. Whatever place you took, it's disrespectful to Philly.
Speaker 2: You're living in Okay, Well that is your Yet, when
Speaker 2: we come back, we have about last night. We'll we'll
Speaker 2: discuss what we had going on last night. I'm doing
Speaker 2: this whole purshing in my home, but I'll talk about that.
Speaker 2: It's my ape.
Speaker 1: About last night. Yes, Giza went down nice.
Speaker 2: Yo, it's way up at Angela. Yea, it's me and
Speaker 2: I keen Woodz. Oh no, what about last night?
Speaker 4: What were you doing last night? What was I doing
Speaker 4: last night? Oh? My friend was in town. My friend
Speaker 4: Carmen shout out to Carmen Morales, really funny comedian. She
Speaker 4: was in town and we got breakfast. We will hang out.
Speaker 4: We just talked a bunch of fun I worked out
Speaker 4: and the born stuff like that. And like, what's your
Speaker 4: workout consist of? Yesterday? I were in three miles. Oh
Speaker 4: that's nice, hm in twenty five minutes eight minute miles.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, well yesterday I'm also lightweight a babysitter.
Speaker 2: And here's what I realized about when I'm watching here today.
Speaker 2: They're always like on their phones or on their iPads.
Speaker 4: I think that's a story. Three five was about whatever
Speaker 4: the choric movie.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, it's so true. So I was trying
Speaker 2: to like figure out things to make sure that you're
Speaker 2: like doing other stuff. So I went to an art store.
Speaker 2: We got like a sketch pad and markers and stuff
Speaker 2: like that, but also some stuff to be able to
Speaker 2: make jewelry and things like that. Just to keep this
Speaker 2: little good.
Speaker 4: All that you should do, you have you have to
Speaker 4: go do leimonade stand.
Speaker 2: No, I don't think so. I don't know that's like
Speaker 2: a New York thing to do. It's more like like
Speaker 2: when's the last time we've seen a lemonade stand?
Speaker 4: Exactly because everyone's on their iPads.
Speaker 2: You may have her go outside and clean windshields of cars.
Speaker 8: Like, no, that's I think she should sell lemonade a
Speaker 8: muffins or something.
Speaker 2: For some reason, I don't think New Yorkers are nice
Speaker 2: enough to buy lemonade from children. I feel like that's
Speaker 2: more not wrong, that's going to really happen.
Speaker 4: Do you think that's the thing that people do? Yeah?
Speaker 2: No, Okay, well I guess when have you seen that
Speaker 2: here in New York? Where have you seen?
Speaker 4: Never?
Speaker 2: So why would you suggest that?
Speaker 4: Because I think it needs to happen, because, like you said,
Speaker 4: kids are inside on the laptops. What if they were
Speaker 4: outside sud lemonade?
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, we're not going to do that. But anyway,
Speaker 2: the other thing that I was doing, you know, always
Speaker 2: preparing for this show, and we were talking about this earlier.
Speaker 2: Tom Cruise's daughter Surrey has dropped his last name, and
Speaker 2: Brad pitt his kids have also got rid of his
Speaker 2: last name. And and that's all legally now. Brad Pitt's kids,
Speaker 2: his eighteen year old daughter dropped his surname to just
Speaker 2: make it Jolee. And Tom Cruise's daughter, Surrey Cruse has
Speaker 2: gotten rid of his last name as well.
Speaker 4: It feels like being born with a golden spoon and
Speaker 4: then giving it back.
Speaker 2: No, because I'm going to say this, both of their parents.
Speaker 2: Mothers are also actresses, right actors. But I will say this,
Speaker 2: when you don't get along with your dad and you
Speaker 2: have his last name, I can imagine not wanting to
Speaker 2: have that name anymore. Eighteen years old and you're like, uh,
Speaker 2: I don't really like this person.
Speaker 4: I feel that I can respect that. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So I want to know what you guys think about
Speaker 2: that and what your experience has been. If perhaps you
Speaker 2: grew up and you had your father's last name or
Speaker 2: could be your mother's last name, and you wanted to
Speaker 2: change it, I want to know why eight hundred two
Speaker 2: ninety two fifty one fifty. I know people who literally
Speaker 2: cannot stand their fathers and have been like, I got
Speaker 2: to get rid of his name. So I want to
Speaker 2: know what your thoughts are on that. Eight hundred two
Speaker 2: nine two fifty one fifty. We're talking about changing your
Speaker 2: last name as you get older. It might be something
Speaker 2: mind and listen. Truthfully, there's moms who are like, I
Speaker 2: don't want my child to have their father's last name
Speaker 2: because he's a deadbeat or whatever the reason is. Eight
Speaker 2: hundred two ninety two fifty one fifty called the step
Speaker 2: tell us your thoughts.
Speaker 1: Wait we're talking about Angela y. You're way up with
Speaker 1: Angela ye. Please believe that.
Speaker 2: Yes, what's in a name? Well a lot. Tom Cruiser's
Speaker 2: daughter Suri dropped his last name, and Brad Pitt and
Speaker 2: Angelina Joe Lee's daughter legally dropped his surname as well.
Speaker 2: That's how much they don't f with their fathers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're dropping names left and right.
Speaker 2: Now you have your adopted mother's last name. I do
Speaker 2: what about the father? Oh so she doesn't have she's
Speaker 2: not married or she wasn't. She wasn't, Okay, she wasn't.
Speaker 2: And listen, my last name is Ye. That was always
Speaker 2: a little tough because people would hear my name and
Speaker 2: then think I was going to be like fully Chinese yeah,
Speaker 2: instead of just half. When they would meet me and
Speaker 2: before everybody anybody knew what I looked like, they would
Speaker 2: be like, oh, some Chinese girl.
Speaker 4: Is coming back.
Speaker 2: But we want to know what your thoughts are because
Speaker 2: some people don't want to have their father's last name
Speaker 2: because he was in present or whatever situation they have.
Speaker 2: And there are some moms who are like, you are
Speaker 2: not going to have his last name. He didn't raise you,
Speaker 2: We didn't put him on the birth certificate. Sari, have
Speaker 2: you changed your last name because you didn't associate with
Speaker 2: your dad?
Speaker 7: So what about is this your mom then never lived
Speaker 7: up to the hype.
Speaker 4: Okay, did you have her last name?
Speaker 7: So, long story short, I had my dad's name for
Speaker 7: as long as I thought right, But my dad died
Speaker 7: when I was six. I had a tumultuous upbringing with
Speaker 7: my mother, and that for one of those people that
Speaker 7: moved out at age sixteen to live life and.
Speaker 5: Finish school and everything.
Speaker 7: Well, I go to get my ID, I go to
Speaker 7: get my passport a couple of years ago, and they're
Speaker 7: going back and they're looking at things and they're saying,
Speaker 7: wait a minute, your last name is not your last name.
Speaker 7: And I'm like, wait a minute, what they're like, your dead?
Speaker 7: Long story, My dad's name never appeared on my birth certificate,
Speaker 7: only my mom did. But my dad's name appeared on
Speaker 7: my Social Security card. Hence why my last name was
Speaker 7: my dad's name.
Speaker 12: So ho to do?
Speaker 7: They end up telling me everything is null and void
Speaker 7: in your dad's name. You have to go to using
Speaker 7: your mother's name. I had a whole emotional breakdown. I said,
Speaker 7: I've never been that person. I will never be that person.
Speaker 7: I do not want to be attached to this woman.
Speaker 7: I had to jump through ten hoops to be able
Speaker 7: to carry my father's name because I never wanted to
Speaker 7: carry her name never.
Speaker 4: Wow, she was that bad. I'm glad you got to
Speaker 4: short it through. Was it expensive?
Speaker 2: It was not, but it was emotionally expensive yeah, because
Speaker 2: it being that you had this relationship with your mom.
Speaker 2: You didn't want her name represented with your name at all.
Speaker 2: You got it, okay, Well, thank you for sharing that
Speaker 2: with us. You too, Hey, Kirsten, how are you what?
Speaker 2: I'm good? Angela, Hi, I'm good.
Speaker 4: Thanks for asking.
Speaker 2: So we're asking about last names and what that represents
Speaker 2: to you and your family.
Speaker 3: So I totally resignate with this.
Speaker 5: I have quite a few white half.
Speaker 3: Siblings, and my older sibling actually she removed our father's
Speaker 3: last name. She completely was like, I'm not connected with
Speaker 3: this guy. He's been super selfish, manipulative.
Speaker 7: You name it.
Speaker 5: And I agree with.
Speaker 3: Her, And as I got out of college.
Speaker 5: I really was thinking about we're moving.
Speaker 3: His name too, because when you're linked to a parent
Speaker 3: who's so selfish, you really don't want to be associated
Speaker 3: to that person at all. And my father is currently
Speaker 3: incarcerated now, and I'm like, yeah, I don't want nothing
Speaker 3: to do with him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because every time you have to write that last
Speaker 2: name or hear it, it just is like, do you
Speaker 2: get rid of it?
Speaker 1: Then?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 5: Funny enough.
Speaker 3: My mom was assistant Princeville at my high school, so
Speaker 3: they always called me.
Speaker 5: By her last name. But now everyone.
Speaker 3: Knows me as Thompson, so it's kind of hard to
Speaker 3: just now change that when everyone knows me about that
Speaker 3: last name.
Speaker 2: What about when you get married?
Speaker 5: Oh, when I get married, it's gone.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's a period of time, matter time, matter of time.
Speaker 3: Let's appointment.
Speaker 5: Let's appointment.
Speaker 2: All right, But thank you for sharing with us.
Speaker 3: No, thank you, absolutely, I have a good you too.
Speaker 2: And you can continue to call us up to weigh
Speaker 2: in on this topic about changing your last name. Eight
Speaker 2: hundred two ninety two fifty one fifty because last word
Speaker 2: is going to be at the end of the show.
Speaker 2: But when we come back, of course, we have your
Speaker 2: yee tea and this whole viral situation with the usher
Speaker 2: Chris Brown concert, we'll tell you what the woman had
Speaker 2: to say, the one that he was like, she clearly
Speaker 2: don't want to be here.
Speaker 4: Oh I saw that clip.
Speaker 2: Yeah, on the stage, but she's speaking out about what
Speaker 2: really went down.
Speaker 6: It's way up about about this pot let's get it.
Speaker 6: Angela's feeling that.
Speaker 4: Yee tea, Come and get the tea, all right?
Speaker 2: Its way up at Angela. Yeah, I'm here with that
Speaker 2: keen wit oh no, and let's get into this ye team.
Speaker 2: Uh So, this woman, Gabrielle Cheyenne, is definitely making the
Speaker 2: most of this moment from the Usher concert Usher and
Speaker 2: Chris Brown concert where she was removed from the stage,
Speaker 2: she was not feeling the whole serenade situation. Well, she
Speaker 2: did join TMZ Live yesterday and here is what she
Speaker 2: had to say about not really feeling it.
Speaker 12: You also don't know who you're going on stage for
Speaker 12: me solely. I went to the concert for Chris Brown.
Speaker 12: It's nothing against us. Sure, So of course it would
Speaker 12: have been a different reaction with Chris Brown. It would
Speaker 12: have been the stiffness or whatever the internet is portraying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So basically, as she has said, she wanted to
Speaker 2: be up there with Chris Brown.
Speaker 4: My thing is, like, you knew it was fifty to fifty,
Speaker 4: So if you were going to be happy with both,
Speaker 4: with either then you should have just not won.
Speaker 2: Yeah, listen, not saying that you got to do too much,
Speaker 2: but you could have.
Speaker 4: You know, to be happy. They're bogative, they're both superstars.
Speaker 2: But I will say this, her reaction is the reason
Speaker 2: why everybody's talking about it. So in a way, when
Speaker 2: things don't happen the way, they.
Speaker 4: Could have ten seconds of fame. And I'm happy for
Speaker 4: all right.
Speaker 2: Mcaulay Cockin has met with Disney and they've been talking
Speaker 2: about doing another Home Alone. So the according to reports,
Speaker 2: the studio is salivating over that potential return. And now
Speaker 2: he was on the town with Matthew Beloney and here's
Speaker 2: what he had to say.
Speaker 13: There was a very interesting sighting on the Disney lot.
Speaker 13: Macaulay Culkin was there and he's talked about having an
Speaker 13: idea for a New Home Alone, and Disney is like salibating.
Speaker 13: They're offering him another movie, like he could do his
Speaker 13: own passion project if he would also do another Home Alone.
Speaker 4: I'm not allowed to say that.
Speaker 2: Sounds awful, Well, y'arre allowed to say whatever you went.
Speaker 2: Last year, he did confirm that he was open to
Speaker 2: returning to his role in a New Home Alone. Movie,
Speaker 2: he told Variety, I wouldn't be completely allergic. It would
Speaker 2: have to be just right.
Speaker 4: It could be called Home Alone again.
Speaker 2: Like, well, his idea, you know, is that he's in
Speaker 2: deut and he gets locked out of the house. So
Speaker 2: he's raising a kid, working hard and not paying enough attention.
Speaker 2: The kid is kind of getting mad at him, and
Speaker 2: then he gets locked out and his son won't let
Speaker 2: him back in, and he's the one setting the traps
Speaker 2: for him.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that sounds just really really dumb. Sorry you're listening
Speaker 4: to macaulley, but girl, that does not sound good.
Speaker 2: All right, And Netflix has licensed the first four series
Speaker 2: of the Power franchise, so now you'll be able to
Speaker 2: see Power, Ghosts, Raising Cane, and Force. That's all going
Speaker 2: to launch on Netflix internationally, and the original Power will
Speaker 2: also come to Netflix.
Speaker 4: That's in Novettera things once they become successful.
Speaker 2: I mean, I guess it's the way to keep people
Speaker 2: on the app, right, that's the whole point of it.
Speaker 2: Keep people on the app. So and listen, fifty cent
Speaker 2: loves being able to make money good. Yeah, so, And
Speaker 2: at the end of the day, all these networks are repurposing. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: my dad loves to be. He loves watching oak shows,
Speaker 2: so I.
Speaker 4: Love to Sometimes you might see yourself on two B.
Speaker 2: I think I've seen myself on two All right. Well,
Speaker 2: when we come back under the radar, these are the
Speaker 2: stories that are not necessarily in the headlines. They are
Speaker 2: flying under the radar, but you definitely need to know
Speaker 2: about them. Remember when everybody was using the baby powder, Yeah, I.
Speaker 4: Do remember that, Yeah, because we was all getting like cancer.
Speaker 2: Well, we're going to talk about the settlement that came
Speaker 2: for that. Now here's oh fifty cent in the game hated.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 6: This in the news that relates to you. These stories
Speaker 6: are flying under the radar.
Speaker 2: All right. As way up at Angela yea. I'm here
Speaker 2: with our chem wi oh no. And we are still
Speaker 2: following what's going on in this Nolan Wells case, and
Speaker 2: we're definitely going to have some journalistic reports. But I
Speaker 2: do want to say there's new audio that has been obtained.
Speaker 2: There's a recording of a call that was made from
Speaker 2: a teen on a boat on Horn Island that was
Speaker 2: on the fourth of July. And that call was made
Speaker 2: four pm to a private towing company. And people are
Speaker 2: still trying to figure out what happened with Nolan Wells
Speaker 2: if you guys know the full story eighteen years old.
Speaker 2: They said he stayed behind to hang out with a girl.
Speaker 2: But there's a lot of holes in the story end.
Speaker 4: They can't find the girl who's hanging out with.
Speaker 2: He turned up dead and everybody's trying to figure out
Speaker 2: what happened. He was reported missing. The body was found
Speaker 2: just off the island two days later. Well In the recording,
Speaker 2: you hear some commotion and then there's a sea towed
Speaker 2: dispatcher who picks up the phone and somebody is saying, Hey,
Speaker 2: we're at the west tip of Horn and our bilge
Speaker 2: pump stopped working. We're sinking. Can y'all please come. The
Speaker 2: dispatcher is asking how far the water is coming up
Speaker 2: in the boat, and the team says it's coming up.
Speaker 2: We're just sinking. I don't know we're going down though.
Speaker 2: The dispatcher asked, is everyone on board in good health otherwise?
Speaker 2: And they respond yes, everyone is on board. They give
Speaker 2: the coordinates. The dispatcher asked, do you guys want to
Speaker 2: get towed back? And the teenager says, I want to
Speaker 2: get this boat on sank and towed back? Yes, and
Speaker 2: there were about seven people on board the boat. According
Speaker 2: to the phone call. They did not end up towing
Speaker 2: them because apparently the owner of the boat said they
Speaker 2: didn't need any help right now, but if something changes,
Speaker 2: he'll call me back, and that's when the call disconnected.
Speaker 4: But did he say It sounded like you never answered
Speaker 4: the question. He said everyone's on the boat. He didn
Speaker 4: say we was all okay. He said we was all on.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So we're still getting all of the information and
Speaker 2: finding out what's going on. A lot of people are
Speaker 2: saying there's holes in the story. People are saying that
Speaker 2: Nolan wells Now, there's witnesses that are saying that he
Speaker 2: was drinking heavily. It's just interesting how And Georgia Fort
Speaker 2: was saying this too. There's so many things. This has
Speaker 2: not been investigated thoroughly from the beginning like it should
Speaker 2: have been, and that I think is part of the
Speaker 2: issue that we're having. It feels like there's some type
Speaker 2: of cover up.
Speaker 4: It's also a red flag that now all the social
Speaker 4: media of the friends that all disappeared, that's a red flag,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 2: And you know, his parents, Christine and Elmore Walsley, said
Speaker 2: they do not believe that Nolan would have voluntarily separated
Speaker 2: from his group. So the investigation is still ongoing. They
Speaker 2: did do an an independent autopsy, but everything was undetermined
Speaker 2: pending investigation. And unfortunately when they did this autopsy, because
Speaker 2: there was an initial one, there was a lot of
Speaker 2: things information they couldn't gather from it all. Right now,
Speaker 2: Johnson and Johnson has offered for at five point five
Speaker 2: billion dollars to settle these tens of thousands of a
Speaker 2: lawsuit that said their baby powder and other talcom powder
Speaker 2: products caused ovarian cancer. And this is going to end
Speaker 2: a long standing legal battle that has weighed on them
Speaker 2: for years. That settlement covers some seventy six thousand claims
Speaker 2: that represents nearly all remaining victims from this, including those
Speaker 2: consolidated in a federal courts. The settlement is conditioned on,
Speaker 2: among other things, the express participation of at least ninety
Speaker 2: five percent of the remaining claims. Now, the company denies
Speaker 2: that their products caused cancer, but they did stop selling
Speaker 2: it in US and Canada in twenty twenty.
Speaker 4: Sounds like it crosses cancer.
Speaker 2: Well, people weren't going to buy it anyway, but they
Speaker 2: did say it did lack scientific merit, and they do
Speaker 2: want to settle just to get closure from the situation.
Speaker 4: That's a big settlement. Get your money, ladies.
Speaker 2: You know what they're saying. The allegations is that their
Speaker 2: telcom powder contained choices of as bastos, which causes mesothelioma.
Speaker 2: We've seen those commercials from.
Speaker 4: Yes we have Late at Night. You got girl, I
Speaker 4: got it?
Speaker 2: I'm like, what is that?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: Well, we do have the Way Up mixed for you
Speaker 2: at the top of the hour. Plus we have special
Speaker 2: guests joining us today, Boss Things Only Andy. Boss is
Speaker 2: Kim Osario and Yandy Smith. Yes that Yandy Smith from
Speaker 2: Love and Hip Hop. There are going to be producing
Speaker 2: this show. The first episode is on YouTube. Definitely some
Speaker 2: drama alongside coach Trina Williams, who brought all these women
Speaker 2: together and pitched the idea to Yandy in Indianapolis. It's
Speaker 2: way up. She's like the talt like they Angela Jean,
Speaker 2: like they Angela Jean.
Speaker 1: And she's spilling it all. This is yeaky well, oh.
Speaker 2: Yes, way up with Angela. Yee's me and IQUI what
Speaker 2: oh no, what's up? Let's get into this, YEATI. This
Speaker 2: is exciting. All right. So a new movie from Macro
Speaker 2: Film Studios and the Obama's Higher Ground producing, with Tasha
Speaker 2: Smith directing. I'm excited for women like Us, and this
Speaker 2: will be starring Woopi Goldberg, Jennifer Lewis, Vanessa William and
Speaker 2: Vivica A. Fox.
Speaker 4: I love Jennifer Lewis so much.
Speaker 2: Listen, all star cast right there with Tasha Smith. That's
Speaker 2: amazing directing. Love it all right. And Prince his musical
Speaker 2: Purple Rain will be debuting on Broadway next year. Cannot
Speaker 2: wait for that, y'all know I'm gonna be all up
Speaker 2: in there. So they do have the official logline Minneapolis
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty four, a New Era of Music Television. It'll
Speaker 2: be directed by Sahim Ali, with a book by playwriting
Speaker 2: screenwriter Peter Dushan choreography by Ebony Williams, Bobby z and
Speaker 2: Morris Hayes. So I guess you'll have to wait and see.
Speaker 4: Okay, haven't announced it yet, all right.
Speaker 2: You'll have to wait and see, sir. But you know
Speaker 2: they've been doing other productions like in other cities, so
Speaker 2: it's just coming to Broadway. That's how it always happens,
Speaker 2: all right, Cardi B has teased a new song, a
Speaker 2: summer anthem. Good, let's extend summer a little bit for
Speaker 2: he's here's we have a snippet of the song. Yep,
Speaker 2: you can't trap me.
Speaker 1: No, I won't keep it.
Speaker 14: Never really hate me, so so big floors, let me
Speaker 14: go and go three.
Speaker 2: Exactly what this said? The Trump and this ship a
Speaker 2: whole never played with me once in this. Okay, Well,
Speaker 2: people were trying to say that they thought she was
Speaker 2: saying something about quote unquote delete us fetus. But you
Speaker 2: got to clarify gone, not that. Okay, listen to this.
Speaker 14: I'm not exactly what that what I said on that line,
Speaker 14: I can't trap me. I won't keep him. You can
Speaker 14: have a baby with her and sometimes think that because
Speaker 14: you have a baby with them, or you're gonna keep
Speaker 14: a baby, or you have a baby or whatever that is,
Speaker 14: that you will move on or you will just stay there.
Speaker 2: Take you. No, she's saying she's not gonna keep him.
Speaker 2: A man, he's not gonna track.
Speaker 4: I can see the I can see the confusion though.
Speaker 2: Because I can't see why somebody could mistakenly think. But
Speaker 2: she's clarifying what she meant. Cardi kids, and we have
Speaker 2: seen that. All right. Now, Children of Blood and Bone,
Speaker 2: get ready for that movie. Everybody's been talking about this.
Speaker 2: Based on Tommy at A Yami's best selling debut novel,
Speaker 2: Children of Blood and Bone is set in the West
Speaker 2: African inspired mystical kingdom. And here is the trailer. This
Speaker 2: is it just came out today for that movie.
Speaker 4: That creepy for me, my daughter, You must not be afraid.
Speaker 15: Osha was once a land when magic flew through our people.
Speaker 1: You were bone with a gift greater than you know what.
Speaker 5: Boose, who feared.
Speaker 2: Our power took it away from us.
Speaker 4: Your powers may be good, but that does not change you.
Speaker 2: All right. And to add to the excitement, Thames is
Speaker 2: a executive producing the soundtrack, but the movie Burner Boy
Speaker 2: is a music consultant.
Speaker 4: That's gonna be fun.
Speaker 2: Yes, here is Dina Prince spyto we're talking about that.
Speaker 4: I want turn to the Curator soundtrack and one time
Speaker 4: to the e never done before.
Speaker 15: She actually the first woman to executive USA soundtrack and
Speaker 15: this level emotions.
Speaker 5: Wow, what is the other?
Speaker 15: An epic soundtrack?
Speaker 4: No skiff whatsoever?
Speaker 2: All right, it's get a groundbreak an I show speed
Speaker 2: has bought a Miami warehouse a content studio for eleven
Speaker 2: million dollars. He is going to use that again for
Speaker 2: content creation, twenty six thousand square feet near West Little River.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I mean he had a huge, huge year.
Speaker 2: He had a partnership with FIFA. He performed at the
Speaker 2: tournament's closing ceremony, his single Champions thirty two million views.
Speaker 2: And then of course we saw his whole entire tour
Speaker 2: that he did. So what a what a year he had?
Speaker 4: A year had?
Speaker 2: All right, well that is your Yet when we come back,
Speaker 2: we have asked Ye, it's me and I keem Woods.
Speaker 2: Any question you have. I'm here to get real advice.
Speaker 2: I cam is here for that toastic advice that you
Speaker 2: love so much. His way up?
Speaker 6: Hey, everybody since with it's relationship with career advice, Angela's
Speaker 6: dropping facts.
Speaker 1: This is Askee brought to you by top Dog Law.
Speaker 4: What's up?
Speaker 2: His way up? But Angela, Yeah, I'm here with that
Speaker 2: keen Wood, what up? And it's time for asking yee.
Speaker 2: And today we have Josh on the line. His ex
Speaker 2: owe some fifteen hundred dollars. How should he get his money?
Speaker 10: My ex girlfriend she borrowed money from me because she
Speaker 10: had got a car and she didn't have enough money
Speaker 10: on her credit card, so she was my credit card
Speaker 10: to you know, make payments. But we broke up and
Speaker 10: she owed me fifteen hundred dollars. Ooh, she moved the
Speaker 10: text her, She moved the textive.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 10: I told her that, hey, I'm gonna take you to
Speaker 10: court if we don't, you know, work on the payments again.
Speaker 10: Been pleaded with me like, no, don't pay me the
Speaker 10: cru I'm gonna do.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do it.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna do it like on like the.
Speaker 10: Fifteenth of last month. The good people laugh my past.
Speaker 5: I haven't seen no money yet.
Speaker 4: Now I'm stupped.
Speaker 10: I don't know if I could go to Texas and make.
Speaker 4: A move and you know, press up for my bread,
Speaker 4: or should I.
Speaker 10: Go the you know, the legal way and I need
Speaker 10: that money come to hard.
Speaker 2: I would go the legal way because that gives her
Speaker 2: the opportunity to be to still pay. I don't know
Speaker 2: if I will pay more money to fly out there.
Speaker 2: She probably thinks that you're gonna let it slide.
Speaker 4: Let me ask you a question. Do you have anything
Speaker 4: of hers?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: No, I don't, dang I was gonna give you some
Speaker 4: toxic advice. But if you don't find nothing to her.
Speaker 2: To bribe her to sell it, sell it. If I
Speaker 2: were you, I would definitely pursue the legal channels. You know,
Speaker 2: she'll get the paperwork or send an email like just
Speaker 2: so you know, yes, I am gonna pursue this judgment.
Speaker 2: I try to work with you and you were I'm responsive.
Speaker 2: I gave you the opportunity to do this, you didn't
Speaker 2: do it. So here's what has to happen now.
Speaker 4: Just to be courteous, just if you want to be
Speaker 4: to give her a twenty four hour notice and be like, hey,
Speaker 4: you got twenty four hours to send me some form
Speaker 4: of payment. If you don't send me any form of
Speaker 4: payment in the next twenty four hours, I will have
Speaker 4: to take this to litigation. And then sure, say left,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna cut her connect, but I need I need.
Speaker 10: To get paid.
Speaker 4: Yeah, fifty hundred dollars is not, is not. There's nothing
Speaker 4: to sneeze at. So definitely do.
Speaker 2: And what you need to do to make that happen
Speaker 2: so that she knows you mean business.
Speaker 4: And here's the he's the toxic advice. Even if you
Speaker 4: can't afford a lawyer. You go to trat GBT and
Speaker 4: have them type up something that seems legal because most
Speaker 4: people won't know the difference, and send it and make
Speaker 4: it seem like it's from a lawyer. Got I don't
Speaker 4: know that advice? Take it?
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 4: All right, well, good luck, good luck, bro, Thank you guys.
Speaker 2: Table for people, see how they act?
Speaker 4: All right?
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Speaker 2: for any accident, big or small. You might have a
Speaker 2: small one. I'm going to Topdog Law dot com. And
Speaker 2: when we come back, we have the Indie Bosses joining us.
Speaker 2: That's coach Trina, my girl Yandy from Love and Hip
Speaker 2: Hop but she's also executive producing this show and Kim
Speaker 2: Osario who also is a producer for this show as well.
Speaker 2: They're going to talk about how it all came together.
Speaker 2: Episode one is out right now on YouTube. But what's
Speaker 2: going on? What makes a boss in Indianapolis? We'll tell
Speaker 2: you what these women are doing. It's amazing. It's way up.
Speaker 2: Turn me up here we go up doin.
Speaker 1: This is way up with Angela Yee.
Speaker 2: What's up? Is way up with Angela Yee and my
Speaker 2: girl is here with me today, Kim Osrio, Hey, and
Speaker 2: she's been working on this show and she's been talking
Speaker 2: about a non style if I have. And you've been
Speaker 2: working on this with Yandy. Yes, you guys are producing together.
Speaker 2: Is this the first time you all produced together?
Speaker 14: This is the first project that we're doing as producing
Speaker 14: partners with our production company.
Speaker 4: We teamed up with Coach Trina, who's on my left.
Speaker 2: Coach Trina is here. Yes, now, Coach Trina, you are
Speaker 2: from Indiana, Yes, talk to us about indie bosses.
Speaker 15: I've have helped over two hundred and fifty people to
Speaker 15: become entrepreneurs in Indianapolis with over the last three years.
Speaker 4: And I just.
Speaker 15: Didn't want Indianapolis just to know, okay about these bosses.
Speaker 2: I was like, hmm.
Speaker 15: When I got the vision, I was like a reality
Speaker 15: showton I met Yandy. Yandy introduced me to Kim and
Speaker 15: we just took off.
Speaker 2: Okay, So when you talk about coaching and being a boss,
Speaker 2: what is it that you do that makes you an
Speaker 2: indie boss?
Speaker 15: So I am a home care consultant coach. So what
Speaker 15: I do is help people open up their business. I
Speaker 15: decided to open up a home care agency, and then
Speaker 15: I started helping everybody else in Indianapolis to open up
Speaker 15: homecare business and for me just to see the financial
Speaker 15: wealth in our communities change over. Single moms that worked
Speaker 15: in the field but now they have their own company.
Speaker 15: Just the change that I've seen, it's just been a blessing.
Speaker 15: So when I started Indie Bosses on it to make
Speaker 15: sure that I put a spotlight on the women that
Speaker 15: are changing the game in the community.
Speaker 2: Right now, we're talking to coach Trina Williams from Indie
Speaker 2: Bosses alongside Kim Ossario and the Yandy Smith, who are
Speaker 2: executive producers on the reality show. There's already an episode
Speaker 2: like a part one and a part two, yes, available
Speaker 2: on YouTube, and there's a trailler that's out right now.
Speaker 2: So the excitement is there and what I love is
Speaker 2: as soon as I saw the first episode go up,
Speaker 2: it already had like over twenty thousand views real fast, Yes,
Speaker 2: So it shows that there's excitement behind it and so
Speaker 2: it's not picked up by a network yet right now. Now,
Speaker 2: Kim has produced on Love and Hip Hop, so it
Speaker 2: is Yandy as well as other shows like A Growing
Speaker 2: Up hip Hop, Black Ink, in Pact New York. In
Speaker 2: Pact New York. So many shows, but what we all
Speaker 2: know when it comes to reality television, there's gonna be
Speaker 2: some drama. If my ex is out amongst us, is
Speaker 2: it okay for him to date somebody in that group
Speaker 2: or is that forbidding? Because that is something on the
Speaker 2: show right my ex is not allowed to talk to
Speaker 2: anybody in the group, and he's saying, I can date
Speaker 2: whoever I want because we're not together anymore. What are
Speaker 2: your thoughts about that?
Speaker 15: I think that the person shouldn't talk to any other
Speaker 15: people in the group because of cost confusion. But when
Speaker 15: you have a person that just don't care and he's
Speaker 15: in somebody here and they enjoying the conversation, then that
Speaker 15: cous confusion in the group. But all women in the
Speaker 15: group should know, hey, this person is awful limits, especially
Speaker 15: if you knew that he was dating somebody else. But
Speaker 15: some women don't.
Speaker 4: Care, all right.
Speaker 2: Coach Trina Williams is here with us from Indie Bosses.
Speaker 2: You can watch that show on YouTube right now. We
Speaker 2: also have executive producers Kim Osario and Yandy Smith here
Speaker 2: and we have more when we come back because they
Speaker 2: Andy's done reality TV for quite some time, one of
Speaker 2: the creators of Love and Hip Hop, So we got questions.
Speaker 2: It's way up, way up with Angela turn what's up
Speaker 2: is way up with Angela Yee And we are talking
Speaker 2: to coach Trina from Indie Bosses. Also, Yandy Smith is
Speaker 2: hearing Kim Asario. They are executive producing this reality series
Speaker 2: and Andy, we also know Love and Hip Hop has
Speaker 2: come into an end, has it really? Well? There's a
Speaker 2: documentary on the way about it ending. I just saw
Speaker 2: a contract for me to be a part of that. Oh,
Speaker 2: so it's that happening.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to figure out.
Speaker 2: You know, for me, it's always if the business is right,
Speaker 2: I'll be a part of it.
Speaker 4: Okay, it's kind of hard.
Speaker 2: To do a document I was going to say it,
Speaker 2: and just so you know, I did interview on it.
Speaker 2: You did, yes, And how did it go? It was fine.
Speaker 2: I mean, as immediate persons who's been covering it from
Speaker 2: the beginning, it's different from me than it is for you,
Speaker 2: who as a creator of the show. So it's hard
Speaker 2: to do that without your involvement.
Speaker 16: Absolutely, it's important for the story to be told from
Speaker 16: the beginning. I think it's important to really have the
Speaker 16: core cast a part of it. And there's so many
Speaker 16: life things that we touched that weren't touched on in
Speaker 16: reality TV yet, and I think it's important to explore those.
Speaker 16: Yes we had the drama, Yes we had all the craziness,
Speaker 16: but we also dealt with mass incarceration.
Speaker 2: We also dealt with, you know.
Speaker 16: Women dealing with infertility issues, colorism. There were a lot
Speaker 16: of things that we attacked that were important conversations in
Speaker 16: this culture. So I hope that all of that is explored,
Speaker 16: and that's important to me.
Speaker 2: We're talking to Yandy Smith about her relationship with Mandy
Speaker 2: C's which had a lot of highs and lows, and listen,
Speaker 2: a lot of stuff happened on love and hip hop.
Speaker 2: And I was saying this too as the journey started
Speaker 2: and where you ended up because your relationship lasted damn
Speaker 2: near the whole entire until the end until I mean
Speaker 2: another relationship being we're parents.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 2: I thought you're about to say, we got back together,
Speaker 2: what's their relationship being?
Speaker 15: Okay?
Speaker 2: And respectfully so, because what I do love is that
Speaker 2: what you and men DC, you guys have always had
Speaker 2: a level of respect on how you even speak about
Speaker 2: each other when you're not in the room. No matter
Speaker 2: what's going on behind the scenes, in real life with
Speaker 2: the two of you, there's certain lines and boundaries you
Speaker 2: don't cross. And that's not easy, especially with the camera
Speaker 2: in your face and you deal with emotions and you're
Speaker 2: dealing with a breakup. You know, it's hard.
Speaker 16: But I think that we knew ultimately there is a
Speaker 16: lot of love between us. We also knew that we
Speaker 16: have to show first and foremost respect to our children. Yes,
Speaker 16: I knew it and his children that I didn't birth
Speaker 16: on my children, and I love them, so I would
Speaker 16: never purposely in my right you know, sometimes you lose
Speaker 16: your mind a little bit, but in my right mind,
Speaker 16: I would never disrespect them in times that it has happened.
Speaker 16: When I got into it, you know, with you know,
Speaker 16: his children's mothers, I felt horrible and it was so
Speaker 16: important for me to make it right behind the scenes.
Speaker 16: And I feel like, if I'm gonna make it right
Speaker 16: behind the scenes, let me at least try to also
Speaker 16: make it right in front of the camera, because that's
Speaker 16: what real life is about. Even in this final chapter,
Speaker 16: if it is a final chapter, it's gonna be important
Speaker 16: for me to leave the correct legacy behind because we definitely.
Speaker 2: Took each other through there. It's been twenty one years.
Speaker 2: That's crazy, twenty one years success and I always want
Speaker 2: to stress that twenty one years is for any relationship
Speaker 2: to have lasted like that. And I think part of
Speaker 2: what we learned from you and like you said, getting
Speaker 2: a lie along with his children's mother, you know, you
Speaker 2: have a blended family on there. But that's a great
Speaker 2: example to see because emotions do get crazy, but then
Speaker 2: there's always the opportunity to say it's bigger than us.
Speaker 2: And that's a great example for people out there who
Speaker 2: are going through something like that, to say they managed
Speaker 2: to fix it, you know, and it is bigger than us.
Speaker 2: And it does affect the kids to see something like
Speaker 2: that happening.
Speaker 4: So well.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much to Yandy Smith, to Kim Osario,
Speaker 2: and to coach Trina Williams for joining us. You can
Speaker 2: watch that full interview on my YouTube channel Way Up
Speaker 2: with Ye. You can also watch the first episode of
Speaker 2: Indie Bosses on YouTube right now and when we come
Speaker 2: back into your show. So you have, of course the last.
Speaker 1: Word, the word he is the last word on way
Speaker 1: up with Angela Yee.
Speaker 2: All right, it's way up with Angela Yee. I'm here
Speaker 2: with that keen Witz. Oh no, what's going on? Why
Speaker 2: is everybody panicking? I'm over here cutting a T shirt
Speaker 2: up from John Laster, his black t shirt.
Speaker 4: Make sure you sign up to his app.
Speaker 2: Yes, black jolds are all the black owned businesses. Kim,
Speaker 2: you have a show happening tonight.
Speaker 4: I do have a show happening tonight at seven pm
Speaker 4: at aven New Card Sugar Mouse in the East House,
Speaker 4: and I know it's raining and there's only twenty tickets left.
Speaker 4: So basically, if you go to a chemwodes dot com
Speaker 4: a k e m Woods dot com, you can get tickets.
Speaker 4: But if you dm me right now, which is a
Speaker 4: keem Woods a k e e M Woods, dm me
Speaker 4: on Instagram the first two people to d m me
Speaker 4: AND's gonna buy your tickets.
Speaker 2: Yes, I'm gonna buy your tickets.
Speaker 4: Plame it so you get too. So I get two
Speaker 4: free tickets. So if you DM me right now, I
Speaker 4: will send you two tweet tickets.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's not two free. I'm like paying for it.
Speaker 4: It's not freeancial pain, you know, free for you free
Speaker 4: for you.
Speaker 2: But thank you to everybody who called in today. Thank
Speaker 2: you to indie bosses. Make sure you buss that foot
Speaker 2: interview on my YouTube channel. You know I love a
Speaker 2: good reality show, and I love a show about bosses.
Speaker 2: But Kim Osorio and Yandy Smith at a producers coach.
Speaker 2: Trina brought this idea of a show to Yandy when
Speaker 2: Yandy was doing an event for her in Indianapolis, and
Speaker 2: it worked out. But you guys were calling in earlier
Speaker 2: about last names and changing your last name or not
Speaker 2: liking your last name due to a parent that maybe
Speaker 2: you don't f with, so a lot of you calls
Speaker 2: in about that and had the last word.
Speaker 7: I grew up with a man's last name who wasn't
Speaker 7: my biological father, who I've never met in my life,
Speaker 7: all because my mom thought that he was my father.
Speaker 7: So the only time I ended up getting the change
Speaker 7: was when I got married.
Speaker 5: A lighter on my girlfriend Joan Lta tell her if
Speaker 5: you want to say, I love him and the hope
Speaker 5: good travel
Speaker 1: Going way out and I turned out with Angela Yee