Speaker 1: And I am your favorite ETHIOPIANSU solo. It's mostly better
Speaker 1: than that. My bad, It's all good. A joyous weekend.
Speaker 1: Was the joyous weekend? Did you have a good time? Guys?
Speaker 1: Were y'all heard these streets protecting you? I was. I
Speaker 1: was in the streets protecting myself. Why you gotta just
Speaker 1: start off wrong? I was saying, protecting yourselves as I
Speaker 1: was protecting my energy, right, and I was protecting my income.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. Yeah, honey, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: Sunday brunch was amazing. We popped a lot of bottles,
Speaker 1: and you know, we hadn't released the news about our
Speaker 1: heart partnership. Yes, so I was secretly celebrating and nobody
Speaker 1: knew why, and I couldn't. I was fried on Sunday
Speaker 1: at brunch, y'all, So yes, yes, I was fried, y'all.
Speaker 1: Come see me Sunday brunch at Traffic Rory. It was good,
Speaker 1: regular weekend, just in the clubs doing a thing. I
Speaker 1: saw she could feed her, so that's dope. She's so.
Speaker 1: I was trying to tell the wife, I think she's
Speaker 1: a little overweight. You can't really tell. Wait, wait, she's heavy.
Speaker 1: My two year old boy life. He is the perfect size. Hey, yeah,
Speaker 1: she's growing. She supposed that she's eating. She's I'm saying
Speaker 1: she's a little heavier than the normal two year old.
Speaker 1: The doctor told us that really she don't look fat.
Speaker 1: I know, That's what I'm trying to say. Are you
Speaker 1: trying to pick up and be like, oh lord, it's
Speaker 1: the doctor Caucasian? Yes, all right, sus and say it's
Speaker 1: probably like a different weight standard know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Her favorite thing is right, I don't know. You know,
Speaker 1: our folks like we want to see baby stick. You know,
Speaker 1: we consider that healthy. I love my baby. I love
Speaker 1: my baby so usually others, you know, she gets out
Speaker 1: of real fast. That's what I'm trying to think. But
Speaker 1: go ahead. So how was your weekend? Did y'all eat all? Y'all?
Speaker 1: Y'all wanted to tad left was? I didn't have any
Speaker 1: over on Sunday? You supposed to throw the left was
Speaker 1: out by Sunday, right, Yeah, Sunday Sunday sun Sunday Sunday
Speaker 1: game home show had me still got pies, left cakes.
Speaker 1: You know, No, I didn't touch the leftovers. I was
Speaker 1: over after the day after Thanks. I ate too many
Speaker 1: cakes that I am having issue. I don't know what
Speaker 1: happened to me. My foot swoll up I had but
Speaker 1: I had a home. But I literally had two much sweets.
Speaker 1: I had an incredible day yesterday y'all went up to
Speaker 1: um Tennessee with some friends of mine and we had
Speaker 1: a whole little coom bay ya moment and it was
Speaker 1: so funny. All. So you know, obviously, um, um, if
Speaker 1: you're following on Instagram, I'm talking about the Uncle Nars distiller.
Speaker 1: But we went to the Jack Daniels grave, right, and
Speaker 1: we start our tour at the Jack Dangels Grave because
Speaker 1: Jack Daniels a significant peace to the Uncle Niar's story. Um.
Speaker 1: And we were standing there and Lula Chris was literally
Speaker 1: like getting these weird vibes right now, mind you're weird dog,
Speaker 1: Watch this dog. I'm I'm gonna all the way blow
Speaker 1: your mind. Pause. So we basically starting the Jack Daniels
Speaker 1: Cemetery because we talked about Jack and you know his
Speaker 1: affiliates wont In. And across the way is the Black
Speaker 1: Cemetery because back in the day you had the White
Speaker 1: Cemetery the Black Cemetery. So Chris is like, come on,
Speaker 1: and so I'm walking when I was like you good,
Speaker 1: He's like, dog, it's like I had this energy and
Speaker 1: I don't know what the energy is. I'm like, well,
Speaker 1: you're good. You want to go to this other side?
Speaker 1: You want to because you know and Doxy didn't get
Speaker 1: off the truck. She just don't do cemetary, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. So a long story show, and he's like,
Speaker 1: I hope my energy changes by time we get over
Speaker 1: to the Uncle Nards from moral side, because that was
Speaker 1: just heavy. Maybe it's just death, right, Okay, cool. We
Speaker 1: get over to the other side. He's like breathe, like
Speaker 1: like he could breathe. And I'm like, you're straight, like
Speaker 1: I'm literally over here, like and he starts welling up
Speaker 1: like yo, Kenny, like I feel calm now, I feel easy.
Speaker 1: I feel just that. In the third so phone came up.
Speaker 1: We had the whole conversation and afterwards he was still
Speaker 1: looking like shook and so Far I was like, it's wrong.
Speaker 1: He's like, far, I just wants you to know, like
Speaker 1: over there, I was feeling crazy. He said. By the
Speaker 1: time I got over here, I felt balanced. And she's
Speaker 1: like I know why, And I'm like, like, I just
Speaker 1: got goose bump thinking, I'm like why I found Like
Speaker 1: why I she said, because the slave owner, Uncle Nears,
Speaker 1: is reportedly across the way from Jack, like right behind
Speaker 1: we were standing. That was so gray because he was dead.
Speaker 1: Asked about to like welling up in his eyes, the
Speaker 1: whole thing. That's a little aggressive. We stage when we
Speaker 1: got man, we got We don't play around stuff like that.
Speaker 1: But but I'm just saying that's the power of energy,
Speaker 1: the power of energy and spiritual presence is is real.
Speaker 1: That was the highlight of my weekend outside of seeing
Speaker 1: my family. And now it's time for in case you
Speaker 1: missed it, ladies and gentlemen, one time for Queen and Slim.
Speaker 1: I just want to say, if you did not see
Speaker 1: Queen and Slim, Um, it's a very necessary movie. Take
Speaker 1: your kids too. If you have teenage kids, have to
Speaker 1: take them to see Queen and Slim. And it's little
Speaker 1: things that I want to watch it again because I
Speaker 1: know I missed a couple of things here, and then
Speaker 1: you know sometimes when you see yeah, you don't get
Speaker 1: it all the way. Yeah, you'll catch something, but it's
Speaker 1: definitely a necessary movie to watch. You you have not seen,
Speaker 1: do I need you don't need. I just want a
Speaker 1: big shout to Lena. It's a really good movie. Waist
Speaker 1: um and Malina, I was right, my salcus, salcus. If
Speaker 1: I said that, right, Molina, Lena, Congratulationship, you have a
Speaker 1: hit on your hands. But I want to ask the question.
Speaker 1: This was a conversation on Loser's Jet yesterday. Is it
Speaker 1: a classic? Now? When we say classic, we have some
Speaker 1: black classics, right. We have Boards in the Hood, Friday
Speaker 1: Love Jones, we have Friday, we have you know, we
Speaker 1: have a number. So we have a number of a
Speaker 1: number of amazing hits. The majority of them came out
Speaker 1: of the nineties and early two thousands. I'm mnna say this,
Speaker 1: but yeah, but I'm just I want to know, Um, Rory,
Speaker 1: did you see it? I haven't seen it yet. The
Speaker 1: only one in comment at this point, do you borderline?
Speaker 1: I gotta see it again. I want to see it again. No,
Speaker 1: if it's a classic, you know you have I like
Speaker 1: my genre, movies are different. I like watch a superhero movie.
Speaker 1: So I'm not I'm not a really big crip. But
Speaker 1: you know, a black classic when you see one, I
Speaker 1: think it will be considered a classic because it's really good.
Speaker 1: I agree with you and Sue to a certain point.
Speaker 1: But after having a conversation yesterday, something was made aware
Speaker 1: to me that, you know, what can you really with
Speaker 1: so much content today, so many movies, television things available
Speaker 1: to watch. I didn't get classic day one because I
Speaker 1: come from those days of those classics, right. But at
Speaker 1: the same time, I feel like it's so necessary, definitely
Speaker 1: that it might become a class correct. So then let's
Speaker 1: let's define a classic is a classic something that people
Speaker 1: later on, decades down the line, people are like, hey,
Speaker 1: you have to watch this movie. Classic. I think a
Speaker 1: classic is um would be to like if you could
Speaker 1: play it over and over and over again. Listen. I
Speaker 1: agree with Sue and I agree with you at the
Speaker 1: end of the day, like you have to be able
Speaker 1: to go, you know, in the future, go back like
Speaker 1: dog you ain't like right now to the day, I
Speaker 1: still tell people you ain't seeing purple right, you gotta
Speaker 1: see purple right nights. Yeah, people, so we're talking classics,
Speaker 1: but I feel it has classic potential. To your point,
Speaker 1: there is I feel like, you know, in some years
Speaker 1: from now. But the one thing I do think there
Speaker 1: were two parts in the movie. I'm not gonna spoil
Speaker 1: it for you, or but there was one part in
Speaker 1: there that I was like, damn, that was a little
Speaker 1: too much for me with the little boy. No, no,
Speaker 1: no, no no, no, you gotta watch the movie. But it
Speaker 1: was a particular I'm not gonna say. I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: say the story at all. I'm just gonna say it
Speaker 1: was a boy and a young boy in the movie
Speaker 1: and then left so crazy. You're like, what, it's a
Speaker 1: it's a lot of I want to go back to
Speaker 1: your point and watch it because there maybe something else.
Speaker 1: That's why I want to watch it again, because I'm
Speaker 1: over here, like the point now what you're telling me,
Speaker 1: and I can't. I can't speak on it. We don't
Speaker 1: want to spoil because I definitely I guarantee you guys
Speaker 1: put something in the ball A group chat about it though,
Speaker 1: yeah you know. And I want to say this though
Speaker 1: the support our black films, support those actors, and I'll
Speaker 1: say this. It started off you're gonna be it started
Speaker 1: off like wait, I wasn't ready. This is too quick.
Speaker 1: I like movies like that. Imagine dating someone you're all
Speaker 1: seen the commercials. Imagine dating someone in the first date.
Speaker 1: The fourth thing that happens is you get pulled over
Speaker 1: by the police and end up shooting the police. Just imagining.
Speaker 1: That's how you get to know somebody that makes you
Speaker 1: want to log in. Girl, let me tell you what
Speaker 1: he did, how he protected me. You have to see
Speaker 1: the movie. She's a neat Ladies and Gentlemen. Little More
Speaker 1: talks about her addiction to opioids and shares it with her.
Speaker 1: I g follows. I applaud her. Can we give it
Speaker 1: up to her one time? I don't think people really
Speaker 1: understand how big this opioid problem. It's very big, you know.
Speaker 1: And I was actually having a conversation with Portrait Williams
Speaker 1: and she was talking about she was on perks because
Speaker 1: she heard her foot and I was like, She's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I got she was like on them. No know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. She was on them prescribed for the pain.
Speaker 1: But I'm like, yo, she was telling me how they
Speaker 1: worked like she was feeling. I was like, yo, just
Speaker 1: be careful, please for me, drink a lot of water.
Speaker 1: Do not get hooked on him, because I don't get
Speaker 1: how the people that get hooked on the perch Yeah, easy,
Speaker 1: like pain like my back. All right, we'll give you
Speaker 1: some perks. I had got all four my wisdom teeth
Speaker 1: took it at the same time. They definitely gave me
Speaker 1: some purse. Yeah, and I was jolly happy, going crazy.
Speaker 1: I couldn't do it. It It made me nauseous. It doesn't
Speaker 1: it makes me sick. Yeah, I couldn't do it. When
Speaker 1: I got my bosom teeth pulled, I took bills for
Speaker 1: one day. I felt amazing. See, I don't want to
Speaker 1: hear that. Ferrari Simmons. I don't take anymore. I don't
Speaker 1: want you to feel amazing. That's the problem. Okay, children
Speaker 1: out there, say no the opioids. Ladies and gentlemen. Do
Speaker 1: you ever get pornographic messages on Instagram like don't look
Speaker 1: at my story if you don't want to masturbate? Well,
Speaker 1: I g have seen a spike in these fake accounts,
Speaker 1: commonly known as porn box. These fake accounts usually possess
Speaker 1: a name, name number. You know, you see those ones
Speaker 1: we don't look how is this happening? Yeah? And then
Speaker 1: you see the attractive person on the Ya minory. Then
Speaker 1: you go to the page. I don't do that. That's
Speaker 1: what I heard. Most commonly, hard Flame or Peach emojis,
Speaker 1: what they link at random hours of the day or night.
Speaker 1: It all boils down to a business model known as
Speaker 1: affiliate marketing, which basically rewards you for every click and
Speaker 1: you get to bring in traffic to that secondary website.
Speaker 1: I just think that I'm tired of the porn box.
Speaker 1: I'll be seeing them a little too much. I don't
Speaker 1: know if it's because when I'm on the road, I
Speaker 1: go to lesbian point videos that No, I don't know
Speaker 1: how tet you Rios, I know you have experienced on
Speaker 1: this subject. Rials, can you share with us? Why is
Speaker 1: it some algorithm because you go to porn site that
Speaker 1: it comes reels? How is this happening? I have no clue.
Speaker 1: I'm unaware about that. Ball Nation needs perspective. You, I
Speaker 1: know you and Caesar. I know you know Caesar was
Speaker 1: in a Puerto Rico by himself. But then I saw
Speaker 1: some videos of you at the bar with the latest show.
Speaker 1: But what was that one of those was that Caesar
Speaker 1: Hey Bartsonder was on the other side twin on the screen.
Speaker 1: It was my twin. It wasn't me. Ladies and Gemen,
Speaker 1: speaking of bots, I am totally convinced that these reports
Speaker 1: that Julia Roberts speaking of want to play or it's
Speaker 1: going to play Harriet Tupman in a movie. It's absolute bullshit.
Speaker 1: But I will say this, Viola Davis, the Legend, Viola
Speaker 1: Davis the Legend has basically jumped out there and you
Speaker 1: know said that, you know she is totally against it.
Speaker 1: And but she also said that Hollywood does things like
Speaker 1: the Hollywood stuff like that all the time. Okay, but
Speaker 1: when is the last time Hollywood has put Now they
Speaker 1: have done it, this is clear fact. But when is
Speaker 1: the last time they put a white woman? Is why
Speaker 1: does Julia Robbers to play a black woman as black
Speaker 1: as hairy t me. I just want to know the movie.
Speaker 1: I need to know the movie. I think what it
Speaker 1: is like Harriet, Like, how dare you make the Russians Russian?
Speaker 1: You think it was the Russians causing divisiveness in the country.
Speaker 1: It was the Russia. We're talking about Trump's friends, the
Speaker 1: Russians or just Russians, Okay, because if it's Trump's friends
Speaker 1: the Russians, and it's Trump first and then he had
Speaker 1: the Russians help him do whatever, like finish it out.
Speaker 1: But Viola Davis has been super vocal about her experiences
Speaker 1: as an African American woman in Hollywood. Like something that
Speaker 1: she pointed out before that that I never thought about
Speaker 1: was how she would go to a movie set or
Speaker 1: TV set and they would use white hairstylist and they
Speaker 1: don't know how to do black hair, so her hair,
Speaker 1: she would complain about her hair, her wigs, her makeup
Speaker 1: would be off, And I was like, damn, I didn't
Speaker 1: even think of how it affected everybody. Makeup artist, stylists,
Speaker 1: like none of us can really get in there without
Speaker 1: you know, going through some stuff. Yeah. I just don't
Speaker 1: see how that someone can fix their mouth to say
Speaker 1: Julia Robert could play And actually I was wondering and
Speaker 1: actually Angelina Jolie played Marry and Pearl in a Mighty
Speaker 1: Heart in two thousand seven, which is a black woman.
Speaker 1: Who did that? Whoe? Robert Downey played a black guy
Speaker 1: in a movie. Um, I forgot to put movie though.
Speaker 1: It was his face painting, face painting, but he pay Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm talking about recently. Of course she's light skinned. But
Speaker 1: we don't have enough of this, Okay, Hollywood, they're talking
Speaker 1: about white snow white Julia robbers in black Black. They
Speaker 1: want to write history. They want children in the future
Speaker 1: to think that, Yeah, I'm gonna tell my kids that
Speaker 1: was like that is not that that's funny so at all. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: no no, but but but that's what they're trying to
Speaker 1: do to us. They're trying to rewrite our history. They're
Speaker 1: taking our heroes. They will erase you if you allow them.
Speaker 1: They will erase you. Speaking of I race you and
Speaker 1: to your point, um Susan about another powerful Hollywood um
Speaker 1: organization called Times Up and Moving, founded by powerful women
Speaker 1: in Hollywood. They released a statement and support of Gabriel
Speaker 1: Union because we all have heard by now that she's
Speaker 1: having problems. I'm sorry, I had problems, got fired from
Speaker 1: America's Got Talent. It all stemmed from her saying exactly
Speaker 1: what you were saying about Viola Davis's statement about her
Speaker 1: hair and the way she looked, and things that they
Speaker 1: wanted to comments racist comments that she asked, man is
Speaker 1: meant to tell the hierarchy about and they didn't, and
Speaker 1: then also having a problem with Simon smoking openly on set.
Speaker 1: So um, yeah, this this, this time's up. The labored
Speaker 1: her difficult, very powerful in Hollywood, like that's what they
Speaker 1: do any I feel like black women have a really
Speaker 1: hard time just being vocal without being stereotyped as difficult
Speaker 1: or having a bad attitude or whatever the cases. We
Speaker 1: don't know Gariel Union to be like like she's not
Speaker 1: that person. To write her off as difficult, it's just
Speaker 1: shows like this is what we go through. It's so
Speaker 1: it's so much more harder for for it's so much
Speaker 1: more difficult for black women, and it's it's sad. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's sad. And I think that they need to sue
Speaker 1: the shoot out them people because at the end of
Speaker 1: the day, this is a human being that is not
Speaker 1: known to be disruptive to get out of pocket even
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying, They have any black judges
Speaker 1: anymore now, I don't know. There's always you know, there's
Speaker 1: always one. And that's a problem as well, Like there's
Speaker 1: other people that are well qualified exactly. So that's just
Speaker 1: a fucking whole thing. Ladies and gentlemen. Whack one hundred
Speaker 1: jumps all the way out there um by himself and
Speaker 1: says that Nipsey Hustle is not a legend rappers like
Speaker 1: t I Meek Male Mustard. A whole lot of people
Speaker 1: on social media have come to the defense of the recently.
Speaker 1: Was very uh uh inaccurate, he said it was, so
Speaker 1: it was so ignorant. First of all, it's like the
Speaker 1: man is dead. If he grew a million follows after
Speaker 1: his death, that makes him more of a legend. Correct,
Speaker 1: So how how do you it is? I mean it's
Speaker 1: and then if you read the definition, which tips are
Speaker 1: eloquently released, everything that it stated represented who Nipsey was well,
Speaker 1: was like trying to just say you can only be
Speaker 1: a legend if you've got this many hits, you've gone
Speaker 1: on these tours and all that. But is a legend
Speaker 1: because of things that he did outside of the music industry,
Speaker 1: like what he was doing for the community. How he
Speaker 1: really inspired a massive group of people. So, I don't know,
Speaker 1: I feel like maybe back one hundred might got some
Speaker 1: something else going on. I think it's all clickbait at
Speaker 1: this point, use a gangster use in the streets. Are
Speaker 1: you speaking on that? How are you even out here
Speaker 1: talking about that? Why that man did speaking of a legendo?
Speaker 1: Y'all want to share this with y'a because y'all of
Speaker 1: my family. Uh did he sent out uh invite for
Speaker 1: the did it fifty and I just wanted to share
Speaker 1: and share this with y'all. Is one of my favorite
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Speaker 1: We know we canceled twice already, but this time it's
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Speaker 1: celebrating my process fifty at the fucking universday. That's right now.
Speaker 1: You know, we can't throw add party without a few
Speaker 1: ground rules. So rule number one, if you're not going
Speaker 1: to dance, please do not come. Number two, black time
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Speaker 1: not his forty eight birthday or his forty nine party.
Speaker 1: This is my brother's fifty four. Number three, Bring your
Speaker 1: highest vibration. Never rempare to celebrate with love. See you
Speaker 1: guys in the fourty. Yes, Naomi Campbell does the voice
Speaker 1: mail to classic Yeah, did fit is coming y'all? Uh later, John,
Speaker 1: I want to share this with you'all. This is very
Speaker 1: disturbing um for me. M. Apparently ICE arrest foreign students
Speaker 1: in fake university sting operation and you know, people are
Speaker 1: calling it very cruel and appalling. I mean to think
Speaker 1: that you're gonna set up this is what happened. The
Speaker 1: Department of Homeless Security created a university in Michigan called
Speaker 1: the University of Farmington, which promised students to a pay
Speaker 1: to stay student visa, and it was all a scam.
Speaker 1: The sting operation has now drawn heavy criticism from people
Speaker 1: who are already against ICE, and many critics blamed Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Although the program begin doing forever President Obama's term. Now
Speaker 1: this is where it gets tricky, right, So this started
Speaker 1: in Obama's term, right, Um, we've all seen it ratchet
Speaker 1: up as far as ICE running into neighborhoods, terrorizing immigrants. Um,
Speaker 1: and to actually create a fake university to trap immigrants,
Speaker 1: I don't, I don't know. You know, they said it's starting,
Speaker 1: They said it started in the old under the Obama
Speaker 1: present stuff. Okay, but this is my thing. I don't
Speaker 1: think that that is a bad way to catch a
Speaker 1: criminal or catch someone that is here illegally. If if
Speaker 1: I'm saying, you know, if if my job is to
Speaker 1: find the person responsible or find the person that's guilty,
Speaker 1: or find the person that's doing something that's not supposed to.
Speaker 1: That's their job to do that. Now. I will say
Speaker 1: that's kind of amazing to me now with all the
Speaker 1: rhetoric that comes along with ICE right and the unfair
Speaker 1: way that a lot of people are being treated by
Speaker 1: ICE now because obviously if it started under the Obama administration,
Speaker 1: it wasn't publicly known. It was kind of stealth and
Speaker 1: kind of maybe putting. Maybe they have a certain thing
Speaker 1: in Michigan is the you know, supposedly the University of Farmington,
Speaker 1: which there's a farming team Hills in suburbia, um, Michigan
Speaker 1: and so outside of Detroit. So I'm just trying to
Speaker 1: figure out, like, is it is it smart? It's wrong?
Speaker 1: It is it is so smart? Wrong or not? That's
Speaker 1: the world smart. It's slit, yes, slick. It's definitely ethically wrong,
Speaker 1: it's morally wrong. It's messed up. I wish they would
Speaker 1: put that much energy into finding these people that snatching
Speaker 1: black women up. Tell us come on, like you worried
Speaker 1: about immigrants that want to go to school, so they
Speaker 1: as a trap to they want to go to school.
Speaker 1: Like if people started under this, I mean, clearly the
Speaker 1: sex traffick image, I would have rather you said, hey,
Speaker 1: we got a whole bunch of minor girls available for
Speaker 1: your pleasures, and all the perverts come over. But somebody
Speaker 1: going to school. I don't know what is going I'm saying,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying, right, if that's a conversation.
Speaker 1: But I'm saying that if Obama did steerhead this, if
Speaker 1: the Obama administration, I don't Bama himself, President Obama, if
Speaker 1: he did, is it as egregious if he did it,
Speaker 1: or Trump's shut down on it? It's wrong on whoever
Speaker 1: did it? Okay, So Obama would have been wrong for
Speaker 1: creating this trap for illegal immigrants. For sure, it's wrong.
Speaker 1: I mean, maybe what was the goal? The goal was, No,
Speaker 1: it's it's cruel and appalling the way that ICE is
Speaker 1: treating immigrants today. I don't know about this program under
Speaker 1: the Obama administration. And I'm not gonna say that there
Speaker 1: are people that rape, killing, murder that are are immigrants,
Speaker 1: are not immigrants. And I'm saying, what if there was
Speaker 1: something happening in Michigan. This is happening in Michigan. This
Speaker 1: is a specific, isolated event where people could sign up
Speaker 1: and they were trying to catch someone in specific. I
Speaker 1: mean their job is to catch the one out of
Speaker 1: the bunch, right, the needle in the haystack. I don't
Speaker 1: see that being weird. I think if we can get
Speaker 1: offended about the stopping for a score, like they can
Speaker 1: stop you whenever they want, then in random traffic stops,
Speaker 1: we should also take that same offense into how they
Speaker 1: just play these people to come to this face, you
Speaker 1: have an absolute point. It's the same thing. I just
Speaker 1: saw a fer with a new daughter watch on them
Speaker 1: sor I mean friend it was. It was kind of
Speaker 1: hurt in the corner. Mine what's going on here? I
Speaker 1: don't understand ladies and gentlemen. Kid Rock says fuck Oprah
Speaker 1: Winfrey at his bar Honkey Talk, and although people in
Speaker 1: the audience called him a racist, Rock said, because he
Speaker 1: doesn't like someone doesn't mean he's a racist, and that
Speaker 1: it's true that that statement is true. Just because you
Speaker 1: don't like someone doesn't mean that you're racist. But why
Speaker 1: don't you like them? But when you got a bor
Speaker 1: like hockey talk, it's kind of hard to imagine that
Speaker 1: you are not racist. It's it's a little hard to imagine.
Speaker 1: This is a bigger question y'all, And I wanted to
Speaker 1: use the former legend in my eyes, Kid Rock as
Speaker 1: the example. You're are your white friends different since Trump
Speaker 1: has been in office? This is a very important question
Speaker 1: because I will lead off by saying, and I hope
Speaker 1: all of them here this. My white friends are different
Speaker 1: now that Trump is an office mind and there's no
Speaker 1: cat you think they walk in with like a little
Speaker 1: you know, like a little extra they chest like the guys.
Speaker 1: Are they not like talking to you very much? Or
Speaker 1: has the conversation changed? The support has the subcrease board
Speaker 1: has decreased. Support from the time spent has decreased On
Speaker 1: my side, I have lost sponsorships or not given sponsorships
Speaker 1: from based off of my views on Donald Trump. Really, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's that's what company's particularly behind saying I will have
Speaker 1: too much attention. But why why is that? If you seriously,
Speaker 1: if you don't think Donald Trump is a horrible person,
Speaker 1: I don't know what to think about you or if
Speaker 1: I want your business? Is he a horrible person or
Speaker 1: is he really just playing a person? Horrible person? You
Speaker 1: can't okay, this is one thing you cannot do kids
Speaker 1: away from their parents. But if you're if you're a
Speaker 1: cultural leader. If you are a leader of men, a
Speaker 1: leader of people. You have a leader of women, leader
Speaker 1: of people, and you literally spew the rhetoric he does
Speaker 1: with no remorse, you cannot be a good human. He's
Speaker 1: not he is not. I mean he he not only
Speaker 1: does it, he doubled downs on it. Melania blink twice.
Speaker 1: If you need help, she got you. But like a
Speaker 1: Trump supporter. But this is my point about kid Rock.
Speaker 1: Kid Rock, he comes from the hip hop culture. He
Speaker 1: was birthed of the hip hop culture. But don't they
Speaker 1: don't They always use us for something or you know,
Speaker 1: use us until they don't need us anything. But he
Speaker 1: was toldly in like I remember him being in. Not
Speaker 1: he was in because it was the boy got in,
Speaker 1: his boy got in and yeah, and now he doesn't
Speaker 1: have anything. I always had the sweeth Holme Alabama song too.
Speaker 1: That's one of the best biggest records of all time,
Speaker 1: getting paid forever of all that song. But it's just,
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just I don't know if I would
Speaker 1: go all the way with a little Trump boy, Trump said,
Speaker 1: footing Alabaila boy to go Christion point, I wouldn't go
Speaker 1: all the way out there and say he was a
Speaker 1: racist unless he said something racist, and you don't have
Speaker 1: to like he says. Also, he didn't like Joey Behar
Speaker 1: wasn't well. He said that when he was I guess
Speaker 1: either asked to come on Oprah show that they asked
Speaker 1: him to write down three or four things that he
Speaker 1: likes or loves about Oprah. And I don't know. I
Speaker 1: don't know if that's true what I'm saying right, So, um,
Speaker 1: I don't know, but just not liking somebody of the
Speaker 1: opposite race doesn't really make you a racist. Facts. And
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Speaker 1: man hey ba alert to him. So I've been talking
Speaker 1: to this guy for a few months and he recently
Speaker 1: got out of a relationship before we started talking. But
Speaker 1: his ex has several diagnosed mental illnesses several She has
Speaker 1: threatened suicide several times, and she can't get over the
Speaker 1: fact that things will not work out between them. He
Speaker 1: has helped her seek out medical attention and counseling, but
Speaker 1: nothing is helping, and he doesn't want to abandon her
Speaker 1: and it's afraid she's going to kill herself. But it
Speaker 1: is deeply affecting us. Not only is it is it
Speaker 1: affecting our relationship but also himself. He has been depressed
Speaker 1: and I am not sure what to do. I love
Speaker 1: this guy and we both see a future with each other,
Speaker 1: but his ex and her mental issues are really becoming
Speaker 1: an issue balla lert Crew. What should I do? That's
Speaker 1: kind of tell like, that's the mental health is real,
Speaker 1: and you don't want to assume that maybe she's doing
Speaker 1: that to stay around, because what if she's not? She's
Speaker 1: she really may be that it's important to get to
Speaker 1: know people. I think in the beginning, because you end
Speaker 1: up with a Porsche Williams situation Kenya in her ex situation,
Speaker 1: hold on speaking to mental health. Did y'all see that?
Speaker 1: Do you see the way that they are is it
Speaker 1: the edit the way that they're making crazy? Okay, first
Speaker 1: of all, that Kenya has always come off what I'm
Speaker 1: the fact that she's sitting there with a dude that
Speaker 1: does not ignoring her, blatantly ignoring question. He like, totally
Speaker 1: ignoring her, just talking to the baby. It's crazy, right,
Speaker 1: I Mean, if you saw like how they portrayed her
Speaker 1: in the past seasons, she did I'm off as somebody
Speaker 1: who has really wanted to be with someone. So now
Speaker 1: that she's married and has a child, it's almost like, look,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna take as much as I can take because
Speaker 1: this is what I wanted. I wanted a man and
Speaker 1: I wanted a baby. You know that that could cause
Speaker 1: some real damage to the child world, But that's the
Speaker 1: same apportion her her fiance situation. She really wanted this family,
Speaker 1: and it's just like it's important, I think, to like
Speaker 1: really get to know you know who you having kids with,
Speaker 1: you know, because it's just like the monis and little
Speaker 1: fids like she is, she's really well at all. And
Speaker 1: back to your your your person that we're talking about
Speaker 1: that you know, you you have to be really mindful
Speaker 1: of the mental health thing. And I think there's some
Speaker 1: curable things that you know, some balances, some are manageable. Great,
Speaker 1: great choice of words, but then there are others there's
Speaker 1: no help for. And I hate to say that, and
Speaker 1: I'm really I have to be super mindful because I
Speaker 1: know a lot of people that have mental issues and
Speaker 1: you try to help them and try to direct them
Speaker 1: and try to even suggest them getting help, and they
Speaker 1: don't want it. And so it's like, what do you
Speaker 1: do at that point, So what should she do. I
Speaker 1: feel like, just because you break up with someone or
Speaker 1: you're no longer in an intimate relationship with them, it
Speaker 1: doesn't mean that you don't care about them. So of course,
Speaker 1: like he probably still feels like I was with this
Speaker 1: woman at once in my life. Let me let me
Speaker 1: help her. Maybe not responsible, but let me help her.
Speaker 1: So abandoning her quote unquote or walking away would probably
Speaker 1: really hurt him, But I don't know what that means
Speaker 1: for his new relationship. I say responsible in the sense of, like,
Speaker 1: if she hurts herself, maybe he will feel guilty about
Speaker 1: you know, not That's why that's the purpose of why
Speaker 1: she was. She's trying to you know. I think he's
Speaker 1: a good person for wanting to make sure that he
Speaker 1: does as much as he can, But I think he
Speaker 1: also needs to reevaluate the situation to see is this
Speaker 1: all I can do? Because if this is all I
Speaker 1: can offer and she's not getting better, then I do
Speaker 1: have to remove myself help her find the appropriate doctor
Speaker 1: or the appropriate situation. But he's getting depressed too, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's it's depressing helping someone a lot. Yeah, to help
Speaker 1: him get over that, get over her. I feel guilty
Speaker 1: about leaving her. Yeah. Yeah, he definitely obviously feels the
Speaker 1: weight of them and he doesn't want her to hurt himself. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I said, you know, how long have they? Then? I
Speaker 1: think there's a time limit. How old? How long? Was
Speaker 1: who the news? She has threatened to commit suicide several times,
Speaker 1: and he's helped her seacout, medical attention and counseling, but
Speaker 1: nothing is helping, and he doesn't want to abandon her.
Speaker 1: See that right there? I think for me, in my opinion,
Speaker 1: that's he's been above beyond a past. Definitely. Do you
Speaker 1: think she's telling him I will commit suicide if you
Speaker 1: don't X, Y and Z. Yeah, she's very welcome, been
Speaker 1: there he said several times. Yes, that's committed. But my guy,
Speaker 1: like that's committable, Like you can't be responsible for someone's
Speaker 1: when she's being diagnosed, and and I and anyone out
Speaker 1: there in ball the nation listening, it's worth to try
Speaker 1: and help, clearly, but if you go months years, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying, with this effort and they're still
Speaker 1: doing that kind of stuff, like what can you possibly do?
Speaker 1: And now he's saying he's getting depressed you're falling into
Speaker 1: the rabbit hole. You're falling into this state of like
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying, where you might not be
Speaker 1: cool and okay. And I think that's when you have
Speaker 1: to be selfish in the relationship. You definitely want to
Speaker 1: help your mate. But when you're well being becomes you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying, and you might not be okay.
Speaker 1: It's spreads spreading you because you come first, but she's
Speaker 1: spreading to him, and he could be spreading to whomever
Speaker 1: else and his family. So he needs to get help
Speaker 1: to move on from the situation. I think mental health
Speaker 1: is a real thing, balling nation, and y'all have to
Speaker 1: be mindful but also responsible and more importantly aware that
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying, of what the surroundings too,
Speaker 1: because when you get locked into this, I mean, you
Speaker 1: know how much toxicity brings. It brings other negative things
Speaker 1: and people. When your bodily functions starts to be all
Speaker 1: out of whack, it's not good skin, hair, everything. Now
Speaker 1: it's time for a word for my sponsors, and now's
Speaker 1: time for comment creeping all right, So this comment actually
Speaker 1: spoke to my heart because I do this all the time.
Speaker 1: I literally do this all the time. So Van Lathan,
Speaker 1: hey man, he said, read sweet if you're black, and
Speaker 1: watch lips to see which non black sing the IN
Speaker 1: word when you're in a club or concert, like if
Speaker 1: this a ridiculously fun game. I swear I do it
Speaker 1: all the time. I'm at I'm at the club, I'm
Speaker 1: at Sunday Branch of Traffic, I'm at a concert. I
Speaker 1: will watch all the non blacks. And I don't do
Speaker 1: exactly what he does, but he said, this is my life.
Speaker 1: I make bets with myself on who will do it.
Speaker 1: When someone skips the word, I give myself forty acres
Speaker 1: when they say it, I give myself a mule. Right now.
Speaker 1: I love that. Right now I have eighty acres and
Speaker 1: one mule. Let's see how things go. And our favorite girl,
Speaker 1: bad Girl, read Rihanna. She said, I feel attacked, and
Speaker 1: Van responded, of course, we love you. I always feel
Speaker 1: attacked when I see that happening. And it's certain promoters
Speaker 1: you know out here in Atlanta that always have a
Speaker 1: big group of others, you know, with them, And when
Speaker 1: I'm around, I will watch the others and they're always
Speaker 1: singing the N word. And I have actually addressed it
Speaker 1: with one of the promoters, and he told me, Sue, chill,
Speaker 1: it's okay, relax, they're cool, they don't mean no harm.
Speaker 1: I've offended, now, this one ain't. This is his friend.
Speaker 1: This is his friend that that I approached. I mean,
Speaker 1: I I just I was highly offended. And I went
Speaker 1: to you to tell you, hey, can you tell this
Speaker 1: not black girl to stop saying that in word because
Speaker 1: I'm gonna throw something at her if she says it again.
Speaker 1: And then you tell me to chill. Black man told
Speaker 1: me to chillip clip like, come on, sir, you know what.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you brought that up. It's a problem. I'm
Speaker 1: glad you brought that up because this is a bigger
Speaker 1: topic and I think we should address it right now. Yes, please.
Speaker 1: We always talking about as a people, as a coach,
Speaker 1: as a race, We're always talking about the things that
Speaker 1: other people do to offend us. But we are partly
Speaker 1: responsible for the reason they say the things they say.
Speaker 1: In this particular case, Susan is making a valid and
Speaker 1: great point. She's talking to a promoter. Mind you never
Speaker 1: mind you promoters right, it's really a few of them. Okay,
Speaker 1: So there's a white girl or other in the section,
Speaker 1: they're saying a lyric in a song that a black
Speaker 1: man put in position put into song. So this is
Speaker 1: what I think is the ultimate problem, and this is
Speaker 1: where we as a society. If that bothers us that much,
Speaker 1: why don't we put in the songs? Why we got
Speaker 1: to censor ourselves for these folks? Why they can't respect that?
Speaker 1: That's not your word to say. We we always are
Speaker 1: the ones that are modifying this, And do we we
Speaker 1: always censor ourselves for them? Is it censoring yourself? We censor,
Speaker 1: we we fold, we mold, we we change, We always
Speaker 1: do stuff to make them comfortable. Hey, stop stop saying
Speaker 1: the N word. It's not for you to say stop
Speaker 1: by their own ship. So use the word nigger as
Speaker 1: much as you want, I'm saying us. I mean, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: express yourself, yes, expressional people. You don't say the word
Speaker 1: as much as I used to older, as I got in,
Speaker 1: I don't say it as much as I I'm glad
Speaker 1: you said that different words now because I disagree. I
Speaker 1: think for us, the reason we do things it's psychological
Speaker 1: as well, like we from past history, from how we
Speaker 1: were treated, and so for us to double down on
Speaker 1: the negative meaning of something that does hurt us. It
Speaker 1: really does hurt us. If we continue to perpetuate in
Speaker 1: the older I get to feraris point the more I
Speaker 1: don't even want to be on the same never mind
Speaker 1: you it slips, I say it. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: even you know, like cursing, Like I don't want to
Speaker 1: curse all the time, but sometimes mother, you know, and
Speaker 1: it so so I don't know what I want to
Speaker 1: I want to be more responsible in my offering as
Speaker 1: a mature adult, trying to build a legacy for my family,
Speaker 1: and not the saying anything you want to say. It's
Speaker 1: not your right, it is totally your right. But I'm saying,
Speaker 1: if we are the gatekeepers of our culture, of our offerings,
Speaker 1: why not I will say that why? I mean, people
Speaker 1: say for us, A lot of people aren't that mature.
Speaker 1: And you know, you know, it's a young game in
Speaker 1: the music industry, like a lot of black people, you know,
Speaker 1: come up young and they want to express yourself in
Speaker 1: But we talked about pills and getting high. I mean,
Speaker 1: but we are we are the we're probably probably the
Speaker 1: worst to ourselves. Of course that's been that way. But
Speaker 1: you know what that's gonna keep me in that way
Speaker 1: his moneys in the folds. It can't. Okay, So you're
Speaker 1: saying if you and no one wrapped about I'm sorry
Speaker 1: if no one said lean pills. We uh talked about
Speaker 1: massagey when it comes to women, or the massagies when
Speaker 1: it comes to women, talking about sex taking whatever whatever
Speaker 1: it is you think that sales, right, But this is
Speaker 1: my thing. We're so creative, we could come up with
Speaker 1: whatever we could. But but that's not It's just like
Speaker 1: you blue Face arguing with the Meek Mills artists about
Speaker 1: having a chain. We can't take him serious. He has
Speaker 1: a Benjamin first, but that's a part of what's selling.
Speaker 1: But if we created, do you not hear what I'm saying? Okay,
Speaker 1: tell me. That's like in the radio world, it's not
Speaker 1: very easy getting your song out there, right. Isn't there
Speaker 1: someone who chooses, Okay, this song is gonna work. This
Speaker 1: is gonna because if that was the case, conscious rappers
Speaker 1: will be But I'm saying, I'm saying, before it even
Speaker 1: gets to that, there's somebody that approved certain songs and says, Okay,
Speaker 1: this is what we're gonna put out and typically it's
Speaker 1: gonna be the others that are in the said, does
Speaker 1: not do that anymore. Radio plays the worst ship on
Speaker 1: the planet. That's what I'm saying. But to her point though,
Speaker 1: she's asking, like, doesn't it go through a gate keeper? No,
Speaker 1: it goes to him and it goes on there, or
Speaker 1: it goes to the music director. What's am I right? Run? Yeah.
Speaker 1: The thing that we do though, we try to make
Speaker 1: sure we gauge what's trending, so research, you know, though
Speaker 1: streaming really but look what you're talking about. It's selling,
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying. The clubs, it's streaming high. You
Speaker 1: need at it. But that's what I'm saying. Radio works
Speaker 1: through research. Their research was hot, and then they play it. Man, y'all,
Speaker 1: I can't wait for I can't wait for y'all to
Speaker 1: get my get to this level of life. No, I agree, No,
Speaker 1: I really can't because I'm gonna tell you, y'all really
Speaker 1: have the power. And the problem is that we become
Speaker 1: part of the problem when we continue to double down.
Speaker 1: Our music is so fucking negative. Like even if you
Speaker 1: if you went back to n w A, that's a
Speaker 1: great example in w A said the police. I mean.
Speaker 1: But they also said, you know, brother got it bad
Speaker 1: because Bryant like coming from underground, young brother got back like.
Speaker 1: They said things that were super conscious in their prospective hoods.
Speaker 1: They glorified their neighborhoods. But even thinking back then, they
Speaker 1: talk about gang ship. This is a gang and you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying, this is the game the right, left, right,
Speaker 1: they say bloods of crips. Okay, but this is my point,
Speaker 1: this is Snoop is a genius. I love him. I'm
Speaker 1: thankful for his contribution. I was a part of all
Speaker 1: of that. I'm saying as a mature and thoughtful adult
Speaker 1: looking at it at the landscape, you're a two year old.
Speaker 1: You do you want her to really do what these
Speaker 1: girls are doing. I don't, but I'm aware that it's
Speaker 1: possibly she's going to be influenced. I'm want to make
Speaker 1: sure I'm there as much as possible. The music at
Speaker 1: would you not try to implement things that are not
Speaker 1: a little bit more? I don't know. The thing is
Speaker 1: I mean control his show, you know, but the overall
Speaker 1: say so is the program director and they are the
Speaker 1: ones who put the music on. So it's like, even
Speaker 1: if Rory don't want to play certain music. If it's
Speaker 1: on the list, it's getting played. Okay, great, So y'are
Speaker 1: just gonna continue with the strip of culture and pill
Speaker 1: popping and they are. I agree with you. I don't
Speaker 1: really curse that much. I don't any that's just but
Speaker 1: and I agree with you. But as long as money
Speaker 1: is in the fold, I feel like it's still gonna
Speaker 1: keep happening. We got changing narrative, bro. I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: like you go back to they all had a real
Speaker 1: message and we're screaming for help and trying to better
Speaker 1: the situation. This generation just wants to get up and
Speaker 1: get high or fuck and count money. That is not
Speaker 1: real life. That is not real life, and it's disgusting.
Speaker 1: And then we wonder why the white girls, who like
Speaker 1: the black boys or the Persians or whatever else is
Speaker 1: in this who he's talking about the other they taking,
Speaker 1: I mean, they they adopting culture and and saying nickel,
Speaker 1: they only doing what they see two, they're only doing
Speaker 1: what they see us do. More importantly, it's a young
Speaker 1: man's game. It's a young person's game, and you know
Speaker 1: it's easy to influence the young people. So of course
Speaker 1: they're gonna like that. And there's the they're the ones that's,
Speaker 1: you know, creating the research in which what we play.
Speaker 1: All right, we're gonna agree to disagree right now and
Speaker 1: table this conversation and now time fucking fucious. Say everyone
Speaker 1: knows that my wife is the body's light in my life.
Speaker 1: Um And she posted this by an unknown on her
Speaker 1: Instagram account. Yeah you que But do you like nature stars,
Speaker 1: holistic health, evolution, universe peace, compassion in raising consciousness, falling nation?
Speaker 1: This thoughts ship has to come doing it. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: need you to go out there and read a book
Speaker 1: and try to find the alternative. We love him, God, blesh.
Speaker 1: The dream was real. It's the bottom of that show.
Speaker 1: How hard mind you? We don't hit Nick, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm talking about. We got father people. They heard
Speaker 1: you in Florida, Roery, they heard you in cal oh Man.
Speaker 1: We're out here. How you doing? Because the dream it's
Speaker 1: real