Speaker 1: We're just too unapologetically black women with an opinion. Who
Speaker 1: talks back and We're back. It's me again. It's Tam Bam.
Speaker 1: Welcome to a new episode of We Talk Back and
Speaker 1: This Girl, a J. How was your weekend? A J?
Speaker 1: I didn't get to talk to you. I know, bit
Speaker 1: your asses hiding somewhere never went. I caught a couple
Speaker 1: of flights, girl. I guess I need to get some
Speaker 1: more interesting ship happened in life, right, I think? So
Speaker 1: let me lie make up, make up an interesting story
Speaker 1: what you did this weekend? Let me see, girl, So
Speaker 1: this nigga I knew flew me out where. I mean,
Speaker 1: that's what I really did. No, y'all, I'm single. I
Speaker 1: might to begin flowing the funk out girl. Summer hot,
Speaker 1: Auntie summer hot, old as bitch. It's gonna be a
Speaker 1: low lukewarm, yeah, lukewarm summer. It's a springish summer girl.
Speaker 1: Because around we had to catch menopause out here. It
Speaker 1: ain't like COVID. I don't think hang around enough, old bitches,
Speaker 1: you start catching like hot flashes and everything else. Pussy dry,
Speaker 1: damn the share well. I went to d see this
Speaker 1: weekend to a black tie birthday. It was very nice.
Speaker 1: It was on this beautiful rooftop. We took pictures. I
Speaker 1: didn't post any though, because all my pictures I look
Speaker 1: cold because it was oldest. That's what you thought she
Speaker 1: was going to somehere weather. No. I had on a
Speaker 1: dress that was appropriate for the weather, but just up
Speaker 1: there hind the sky and that cold just was not
Speaker 1: It hit different. But it was a beautiful event. Now,
Speaker 1: I will say that the birthday boy did invite fourteen
Speaker 1: thousand bitches and like twenty dudes to the party, and
Speaker 1: no niggas is a house. It wasn't that many. It
Speaker 1: wasn't that many at all, so that was disheartening. But
Speaker 1: the orders were delicious and the drinks were free, so
Speaker 1: it's a good niggers though. Yeah, you know, it was
Speaker 1: a turning burn for me. I flew in Saturday, got
Speaker 1: there at ten am, and I flew out Sunday morning
Speaker 1: so I could spend Easter with my mama because she
Speaker 1: was not having that. I'm about to be getting flewed out.
Speaker 1: I'm jealous, Come on, get flew out. My life has
Speaker 1: been very not interesting. Reactivate your whole horn. Oh, let
Speaker 1: me get my whole sim cards so you can insert
Speaker 1: it from me anyway. So this week, y'all, we're talking
Speaker 1: about love and hip hop, and we're not talking about
Speaker 1: like love and help hop. All right, what's your name,
Speaker 1: Mona Scott? You're talking about them. We don't be knowing
Speaker 1: nobody fucking name. Bit. Yeah, we didn't talk about that
Speaker 1: up for love and hip hop. We talked about the
Speaker 1: actual love relationships and hip hop and the music. Yeah yeah, ladies,
Speaker 1: we have got to stop and joined this bullshit. No,
Speaker 1: because these niggas thinking is okay? Yeah, I mean because
Speaker 1: we kind of make it. Oh, because I do believe
Speaker 1: women said the standards, so we seem to be okay
Speaker 1: with it. Were the number one consumers of music streaming
Speaker 1: this ship. Niggas shouldn't be able to make bitch suck
Speaker 1: my dick. Listen. I was nigga. I was right down
Speaker 1: the street in d C this weekend and Masterpiece by
Speaker 1: the Baby came on and he said, my bit of Masterpiece,
Speaker 1: she sucked my dick even when she mad at me,
Speaker 1: And I was sitting there thinking like, who was sucking
Speaker 1: a nigga dick when she mad on me? Neither, I'm
Speaker 1: not sucking. I got to be happy to have sex.
Speaker 1: So then these young men, I think mostly young men,
Speaker 1: not older men, are thinking that the girls are supposed
Speaker 1: to suck they dick. Why she's mad at them? Exactly?
Speaker 1: If I don't want to do it, it's rape. I
Speaker 1: don't gonna be married. Then the nick in the car,
Speaker 1: the nigger in the car was like, we started talking
Speaker 1: about makeup six, and he was like, yeah, a lot
Speaker 1: of girls don't know how to make up, have makeup
Speaker 1: six good, they still be mad. I was like, if
Speaker 1: they're still mad, it's not makeup sex, idiot and just
Speaker 1: sucking sex. Yeah, you're probably just because you want to
Speaker 1: do it, not because she wants to listen my pussy
Speaker 1: Like if I'm my finances ain't in order, or if
Speaker 1: I'm constantly arguing with a motherfucker, I just don't like
Speaker 1: you and I don't want to do nothing. This pussy
Speaker 1: is dry. So Herod Desert, A prairie dog just ran by,
Speaker 1: came across the room. I feel like I know i'd
Speaker 1: be talking about future. I don't dislike him now. After
Speaker 1: the Derek flamm As niggas he was two weeks ago.
Speaker 1: Nobody knows his name anymore. I mean, I'm okay with
Speaker 1: the future now because of the Derek Jackson ship, because
Speaker 1: I would, I can appreciate it just so. That's kind
Speaker 1: of like the old saying hose and flies. I desplies
Speaker 1: the more I see holds, the more like flies never
Speaker 1: heard that. You never heard it? What means like holes
Speaker 1: ain't as bad because all these you know, because all
Speaker 1: these flies, it's really niggas and flies. I think, honestly,
Speaker 1: there's some white racist ship. I turned it into hose. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't mind future no more. But we should not
Speaker 1: allow nigga's like future to make music. We shouldn't be
Speaker 1: allowing like the super negative ass music because it how
Speaker 1: do you expect a young man to fall in love
Speaker 1: when you got all the songs saying busted open for
Speaker 1: a real nigga, right, and young girls busting it open
Speaker 1: for a real nigga, and nigga's gonna gotta put in
Speaker 1: no fucking work know nothing because the music essentially you
Speaker 1: listen to that ship, it's like programming because listening to it,
Speaker 1: you're gonna be doing whatever the says. Because when we
Speaker 1: was young, people are eating asks like that. Now you
Speaker 1: gotta eat the booty like groceries. No, niggas just be
Speaker 1: eating my ass all the time. I look, I was
Speaker 1: getting my ass as a teenager. As a teenager, who
Speaker 1: are you sleeping? Oh ship? I definitely where you grown man.
Speaker 1: No teenage boys was eating your ass. Girl. Some teenage
Speaker 1: boys was definitely eating Ask them, how did y'all know
Speaker 1: about that? It's right there? Why not? We're right where
Speaker 1: this hole is right there? You might as well. I
Speaker 1: didn't start getting my asslet till I was a grown up.
Speaker 1: I didn't start looking at till last year. Because it's genie.
Speaker 1: I it's like I'm taking now. I like the gouch now,
Speaker 1: but I'm not. I'm a girl. I'm not an ask
Speaker 1: the only way I'm nigger. He's kind of trying to
Speaker 1: put your head down, boy, if you'll get off my here,
Speaker 1: and like only special men can even get the goods
Speaker 1: like that. You know, niggers be having dingle berries and
Speaker 1: that's like little balls and ship mixed it wither. I'm
Speaker 1: not a dingle berry eater. Listen, I will look asked.
Speaker 1: When I'm like fifty five and me and my husband
Speaker 1: have like run out of like sexual things to do
Speaker 1: and it's getting bored, I might make his asking take
Speaker 1: that out. I cut that out. Yes, I don't the
Speaker 1: crickets and all bitch so we all know. Don't smoke
Speaker 1: behind tam right now what it hit, you might not
Speaker 1: want it hit before you get people like I eat
Speaker 1: ask Now that's how you can keep your people all
Speaker 1: the time. Like listen, now I start thinking a while.
Speaker 1: You can you say, I ain't stuck dicking around and
Speaker 1: being this backwah dick. Let's stay on topics. Bipolar. I
Speaker 1: know it's a situation of does art reflect life or
Speaker 1: life reflect art? So it's the music because it was
Speaker 1: already existing in our relationships and the dynamics and our
Speaker 1: relationships already. Or is the music creating the dynamics in
Speaker 1: our relationship? I believe the music is creating the dynamics.
Speaker 1: You don't think so calling women bitches and holes? That
Speaker 1: wasn't a thing it was you think so like before that,
Speaker 1: you think niggas was out here really like that. It
Speaker 1: wasn't more like you and I t why oh that was?
Speaker 1: That was definitely a song you're in. I t y,
Speaker 1: but because I ain't a bit our whole she said
Speaker 1: it in the song. Now there's a song by Nat
Speaker 1: King Cole. Dave Chappelle did a skid on it. I
Speaker 1: don't know if you saw it, but he was like
Speaker 1: singing about something. It was very melodic and beautiful. On
Speaker 1: he was like, I'm gonna pour champagne on you, you
Speaker 1: dirty bitch, Nat King Cole. You just made that up. No,
Speaker 1: Daschapelle didall did it. I was about to say, please
Speaker 1: pull it up on my Apple music. He's in a
Speaker 1: way girl. Yeah. Like so nobody wants to serenade us,
Speaker 1: no more like they don't have to be nice and
Speaker 1: talk nice to you know, there is there are some
Speaker 1: artists out now that do make some beautiful love music.
Speaker 1: We're just not listening to it because I like to
Speaker 1: work out to that. I like to work out to
Speaker 1: like the ratchet. I love because the beats, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, Like the beats, like that ship gets
Speaker 1: you going the baseline, all that ship gets you going.
Speaker 1: But when are you listening to the lyrics like the
Speaker 1: beat Box song. You listen to the lyrics of that song,
Speaker 1: you know, talk about murdering their gets the whole time. Really, yes,
Speaker 1: I never paid attention. I just talking about and that's
Speaker 1: what the fun we dancing to. I saw a post
Speaker 1: that said, we're dancing the slave music slave catching music.
Speaker 1: It might be because listen, you think about a group
Speaker 1: of impressionable teenage boys. Y'all got some beef with some niggas, right,
Speaker 1: first thing you're doing, you're probaby on some drugs. Then
Speaker 1: you're hopping in the car, and then y'all playing this
Speaker 1: music loud as fun and it's programming your ask while
Speaker 1: you're about to go commit a crime murder. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's girl. What do you do? Though? I believe women like,
Speaker 1: there's a lot of things that we have to do.
Speaker 1: It starts with us. Also, men have to step up
Speaker 1: because you know, you've got the older generation of men
Speaker 1: who will be talking ship to these young boys. But
Speaker 1: y'all were doing the same ship. Y'all were selling the drugs.
Speaker 1: They're doing the drugs now they're on all these white
Speaker 1: boy drugs. Whose responsibility is it? Nobody could tell y'all
Speaker 1: ship when y'all was eight teen either, And then these niggas,
Speaker 1: a lot of them got stupid money. Now, So like
Speaker 1: look at Cold I Black, I love Kodak Black, I
Speaker 1: love Quote Black too. He can't stay out of prison
Speaker 1: NBA now He's a demon, that guy. He needs help.
Speaker 1: I just feel like he people don't have nobody around
Speaker 1: so much trauma seems like that and it shows up
Speaker 1: and how he represents himself to the world, and that's
Speaker 1: why he's just so toxic. I feel sad for him.
Speaker 1: He locked up now, I don't know, it's sad that
Speaker 1: he's created all these children out here and then what
Speaker 1: if you get time, are you gonna be out here
Speaker 1: to to help raise these kids? That's what I'm concerned
Speaker 1: about him committing stupid as counts. He's a grown man
Speaker 1: at some point. Again, you have to have self responsive
Speaker 1: account yes, and you have to break the cycles of
Speaker 1: trauma within your life. And but here's the thing these
Speaker 1: artists are. They're not responsible for children. Are grown people.
Speaker 1: They're entertainers. Like Cardie B was like, don't let let
Speaker 1: your child listen to Whap. It's not for your child.
Speaker 1: You know. People are like, that's that's an awful song. Yeah,
Speaker 1: kids need to be raised at home, But what happened
Speaker 1: when your grandma is thirty five and she's listening to
Speaker 1: the same ship? Right? So do the artist do you
Speaker 1: feel like they have a responsibility? You do have a
Speaker 1: when you have a platform and your voice gets big enough,
Speaker 1: you do have a responsibility. You got people who like
Speaker 1: but I want to talk about Dixon putsy on our show,
Speaker 1: and I don't feel like I should be responsible for
Speaker 1: anybody sixteen year old child listening to we talk back,
Speaker 1: Oh you feel responsible for them? No? Hell no? I
Speaker 1: mean it's a million podcasts out there. We're not on
Speaker 1: the fucking national syndicated radio show. Yet. Any little sixty
Speaker 1: year old with an iPhone king find us right now.
Speaker 1: And then hear us talking about eating diggle berries out
Speaker 1: of Nigga's blacks, And so I mean it kind of
Speaker 1: hypocritical for us to like say that they have responsibilities
Speaker 1: for these kids. You know, it's it's like a slip.
Speaker 1: Like the record labels. They would not put this ship
Speaker 1: out unless it was detrimental to the black community. If
Speaker 1: you're putting out positive music, you probably won't get a deal,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. It's so easy for them
Speaker 1: that why why would they put that type of stuff
Speaker 1: out there? Why would they allow that to be put
Speaker 1: out there? But why would we allow it? So who
Speaker 1: are they? We love the ship, you know that? And
Speaker 1: then we have white kids that live vicuriously through all music.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, they love it more than they ain't about
Speaker 1: to go do all the ship that's in the song,
Speaker 1: but they can kind of they can feel through it
Speaker 1: a little bit. Whatever happened to remember when they used
Speaker 1: to play slow songs in the club mixed in with
Speaker 1: the fast songs. They don't do that no more. You
Speaker 1: don't hear not one slow. The girls go out to
Speaker 1: the dance floor and get your grind slow. I mean,
Speaker 1: I wasn't allied for that, but I've seen it in movies.
Speaker 1: I don't remember hearing those slow songs in the club.
Speaker 1: Do you whispers? Maybe Solly a little R Kelly little whispers? Girl,
Speaker 1: I'm not whispers. I remember you whispers at main event.
Speaker 1: That's something about They definitely was not playing those slow
Speaker 1: songs in between ship. I don't I did the sub start?
Speaker 1: What happened right? What happened to? Why? Why is romance
Speaker 1: and love not no longer required in the club? Because
Speaker 1: of us women? We stopped at requesting you know, y well,
Speaker 1: we had to stop requesting R. Kelly, but we came
Speaker 1: Mark Kelly. We stopped requesting love music. When I go
Speaker 1: to the club, I'm asking to play Lenny Willis. Oh
Speaker 1: they do play at the end of the night. Yeah, everybody,
Speaker 1: how you ain't got to get you got to go home.
Speaker 1: You gotta get the funk up out of here. Damn
Speaker 1: that suck. They can least play some Ronald Eisley something.
Speaker 1: They do be playing like little, you know, little old
Speaker 1: school things. But I did on New Year's they played
Speaker 1: can We Talk? Tevin Campbell? So they might do mixing in.
Speaker 1: We're maybe being too hard on the music industry right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah that I feel so sorry for young, young girls.
Speaker 1: These guys out here. First of all, they want to
Speaker 1: be the bad bages, but they want to wear your
Speaker 1: pocket book. They want to wear your heels, They want
Speaker 1: to wear your skinny fans, right, and it's because of
Speaker 1: the music lott Wayne started that ship with them, Damn
Speaker 1: skinny as fans. I'm gonna snatch one of these niggas
Speaker 1: first because I know they'll be having money in there.
Speaker 1: Fucking scammers. They y'all fucking scammers. Y'all gonna see how
Speaker 1: I feel to get your purse Nash to the club.
Speaker 1: Nigga fucking with me? Sam, You robbing Niggasiggna come up short?
Speaker 1: This summer. That's all I'm saying. You put your back down.
Speaker 1: These niggas got the big bags too, big Chanelle bags,
Speaker 1: big Gucci bags, big Louis bags. Like, where are y'all
Speaker 1: going at right? A little satchel, excuse me all, I
Speaker 1: do not have COVID what you got. My heart is
Speaker 1: a little bit broken, that's it. But I'm a real nigga.
Speaker 1: You are a real nigga. You want to get through
Speaker 1: this and it's gonna be okay, Okay, No, I'm not joking.
Speaker 1: I'm serious. I'm a real nigger. My heart low key
Speaker 1: little broken too, But I've just been taking it straight
Speaker 1: because that wasn't my nigga. No ways, It's just like
Speaker 1: he both bars had to give him back. You just
Speaker 1: you just keep him at your house. My MoMA bought
Speaker 1: me that nigga. Hold on, before we get into anything else,
Speaker 1: let's pay some bills real quick. So I don't think
Speaker 1: that the content of music is different. I just think
Speaker 1: the way they say things have changed a lot, because
Speaker 1: I don't know if y'all watched the verses the other
Speaker 1: night where ron Osley and earth Wind and Fire, which
Speaker 1: was so much fun. I watched it with my mother
Speaker 1: and we enjoyed it. But I can't remember that. I
Speaker 1: think it was Ron Osley. And there's a song where
Speaker 1: he says, I love the way you received me. That
Speaker 1: ain't not but a nice way to say. I like
Speaker 1: how you take this? Did all right? We should have
Speaker 1: break a song down right quick. Yeah, So here's a
Speaker 1: little proof that perhaps music has not changed that much.
Speaker 1: This song is called I Want to Do Something Freaky
Speaker 1: to You. It's by Leon Hayward and it's um if
Speaker 1: you know Snoop song? What is it? Uh? One two
Speaker 1: three into for Snoop girl? Let me memory is getting
Speaker 1: really bad. It's the weed man, it's the Zaza is
Speaker 1: different man making a stupid I'm gonna stop smoking. I
Speaker 1: want regular exactly? Can I have some Reggie Police anyway?
Speaker 1: Whatever song? If you know that song, yeah, that Snoop song,
Speaker 1: So it samples that, but it goes like this, I
Speaker 1: want to do something freaky to you baby, Oh baby,
Speaker 1: I wanna right now, Oh baby, your love is like
Speaker 1: a mountain. I love to slide down into your canyon.
Speaker 1: That means I want to stick my dick in your pussy.
Speaker 1: That's how they would say it. Right now. Yeah, that
Speaker 1: big pussy because it's a canyon um in the Valley
Speaker 1: of love. In the Valley of love, I won't rest.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna fuck you all night until I bring joint
Speaker 1: happiness to my bust. But that's our nicer. But Nigga's
Speaker 1: text me some nice little Sweetshe like that, like I
Speaker 1: might busted wide open. Don't text me be like, hey man,
Speaker 1: what's up with that head? What? What that mouth do?
Speaker 1: You are asking a grown ask woman what that mouth do?
Speaker 1: All prepositions of the zodiac signs. I won't quit until
Speaker 1: I blow your mind. He's gonna come in your mouth,
Speaker 1: compatible in my, compatible in my I'll hit the spot.
Speaker 1: He's gonna hit that in the name of love. Oh
Speaker 1: everything I've got? Oh, he just came. I wonder I
Speaker 1: want to play it? Damn yeah, we probably won't be
Speaker 1: able to play the song no I want. Okay, So
Speaker 1: now there's that song, right, So then let's look up
Speaker 1: a current Um, I'm just gonna do current love song.
Speaker 1: The song you need to do is the Baby. Now
Speaker 1: check this out. Okay. That song says I want to
Speaker 1: do something freaky to you. This is nasty. The baby
Speaker 1: she know I'm nasty. Yeah, she liked it when I
Speaker 1: pull it out and I put it all over her
Speaker 1: ass cheeks like out. She don't gotta ask me. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I went here before we funk. I wanted nasty. She
Speaker 1: liked how when I tell her to spit on it,
Speaker 1: I get that mouth and I sit on the couch
Speaker 1: and I make her sit on it like Yeah, I
Speaker 1: was that little nigger that could take a bit from
Speaker 1: his big homie, especially if she flexible. I flex her.
Speaker 1: I take her both legs and I put them behind
Speaker 1: her head like she a pressle. Then I pick her
Speaker 1: up and slam her down on her head like I'm
Speaker 1: a wrestler. Don't slab me on my head now, I
Speaker 1: need my head for work tomorrow. Like trying to kill
Speaker 1: the puss. He called an ambulance, get a stretcher. I'll
Speaker 1: be sucking his bitch while he ain't at home. And
Speaker 1: she got in the picks of me and her phone.
Speaker 1: You know that man of fool if he don't leave,
Speaker 1: because bitch can't leave a nigga alone, She called me, man, Look,
Speaker 1: so would you prefer Ronald Easley saying some nice? Look?
Speaker 1: You saw how fine his ask was on stage? Bitch, Yeah, girl,
Speaker 1: Ronald Easley is a whole fucking zaddy girl. I'll make
Speaker 1: sure he gets all his medication on that or make
Speaker 1: sure like he has a holistic target to where need
Speaker 1: no medic medication. He is, he got his wife is
Speaker 1: like thirty two years younger than his ex wife. Is
Speaker 1: fine as hell. He probably is not fucking no more though.
Speaker 1: But anyway, back to the song we fell out? What
Speaker 1: song do you like better? You know what? Here's the thing,
Speaker 1: It just depends on the mood. I mean honestly, because
Speaker 1: some of this, uh, some of this baby stuff don't
Speaker 1: sound I have that bad. But then it has a bitch.
Speaker 1: We're the problem, girl, We're the problem time for me,
Speaker 1: that's what this problem. Yeah, it's me. I'm the problem
Speaker 1: where women are the reason why there is no loving
Speaker 1: hip hop. I don't give a funk what y'all saying.
Speaker 1: We set the standards that we're okay with that ship,
Speaker 1: then nigger's gonna keep telling us if this sun they dick.
Speaker 1: But you want a nigga, come and say let me
Speaker 1: drop my my love muscle into your always Yeah yeah,
Speaker 1: say that talked to me nice. Don't be talking to
Speaker 1: me all fucking crazy. That don't turn me all that
Speaker 1: might turn you. Okay, So say, for instance, the guy
Speaker 1: is courting you. You may not know you want to
Speaker 1: suck him, yet him saying the wrong bullshit that could
Speaker 1: kill his whole ship. When the dude starts talking to
Speaker 1: you like over aggressively about sex and does that not
Speaker 1: hate off? That turns you off already with him like
Speaker 1: that on that level and like he came home on
Speaker 1: some of that the baby ship, I wouldn't mind every
Speaker 1: now and then. You know what I'm saying, like that's
Speaker 1: kind of sex. Yeah, but you but I how do
Speaker 1: you even get to that point when all men just
Speaker 1: think that women just supposed to bust a wide open
Speaker 1: because you bought a meal because the song said that, Like,
Speaker 1: how how are you? How are women supposed to operate?
Speaker 1: So we gotta change the tune? Literally, we really do.
Speaker 1: How do you do it though? When when they come
Speaker 1: on the club just stop moving? I remember I wasn't
Speaker 1: this was a long time agoing to challenge bid. I
Speaker 1: really did that before I was in This is when
Speaker 1: I lived in St. Louis and I was in a club.
Speaker 1: I was out one of one of my friends, a guy,
Speaker 1: and I had never seen two chains video All I
Speaker 1: want for my birthday is is a big booty hoo.
Speaker 1: I had never seen the video. I'm in a white
Speaker 1: club with TVs around the ceiling of this club. This
Speaker 1: song and video comes on and I feel like I'm
Speaker 1: the only black girl there at this point, and that
Speaker 1: video only had big booty bitches in that video, big
Speaker 1: booty black women. All I want for my birthday is
Speaker 1: a big booty hole. But you have your other song,
Speaker 1: I'm Gonna be freshest hair. When the fans watch it, it
Speaker 1: it was all model looking women in that song, nice
Speaker 1: sensual little groove. But when you're singing a song about
Speaker 1: big booty hose, you got sucking black women and here
Speaker 1: my big booty asks in the club, which is white people.
Speaker 1: I was embarrassed. You feel you feel embarrassed? Yes, I
Speaker 1: was like, damn, I don't like the song. But had
Speaker 1: you been in the club with a whole bunch of
Speaker 1: black people with you have felt embarrassed because sometimes I
Speaker 1: don't know if it's just you, but we feel like
Speaker 1: we have to be winning Mandela when we're in the
Speaker 1: room with others and you don't have to be there.
Speaker 1: Maybe that could have that could have possibly played a
Speaker 1: role in how I felt because I wasn't there with
Speaker 1: a bunch of white people. And it's almost like, you know,
Speaker 1: I can talk about you, but I can say this
Speaker 1: to you. Nobody else can't say this about you. So
Speaker 1: it's cool, Like, okay, the video. If we was in
Speaker 1: a black club and this ship came on, it's like family.
Speaker 1: But it's a time, is it? Okay, it's not I'm
Speaker 1: saying if it has to be if it was just
Speaker 1: amongst the black community. But look how they use music
Speaker 1: against us. You got niggas right now getting locked up
Speaker 1: for some ship they said on the fucking interviewer, And
Speaker 1: should they say in their music? Yeah, that's it's it's
Speaker 1: hunting season on rappers, you know what I'm saying. So,
Speaker 1: I mean, y'all gonna get smart enough, but we gotta
Speaker 1: we probably have to change. Women have to change, We
Speaker 1: have to change. But that ain't gonna stop us from
Speaker 1: talking about Now. We're still gonna talk about it. Don't
Speaker 1: y'all keep doing it? Hey, Like this is our outlet.
Speaker 1: We can't be professional all the fun. Nobody feel like that.
Speaker 1: But that's not us. But rappers are always on. They
Speaker 1: always on dog, they always got to be a real nigger.
Speaker 1: How often do they make it to Jeez left? Speaking
Speaker 1: of that, how did that make you feel a lot
Speaker 1: of people don't rappers? I mean a lot of rappers do.
Speaker 1: There's more rappers alive than dead, obviously, But when Jesus
Speaker 1: got married congratulations to Jeez, how did that make you
Speaker 1: feel as a black woman? Do you feel away? No?
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, because Jeez is not the majority.
Speaker 1: So I don't feel a way about a black man
Speaker 1: dating outs out of his race. I just really don't
Speaker 1: give a fuck, Like do we want him? Ye? Want
Speaker 1: you want Jesus? I used to listen. I really used
Speaker 1: to like Jeez until I found out he had like
Speaker 1: a pencil dick. All right, that's what I bet to see.
Speaker 1: I have this, I have this thing about what Asian.
Speaker 1: It's not about Asians, it's about men. I see black
Speaker 1: men with Asian women or they pussy deeper. No, I
Speaker 1: think they like little pussies because they got little dick
Speaker 1: and make dick feel bigger. Let me tell you, Asia,
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure like this is this is an americanized
Speaker 1: Asian woman he has I'm pretty sure she didn't have
Speaker 1: some dick but I have nothing against more power to you.
Speaker 1: My only concern is UM. I was on a clubhouse
Speaker 1: a couple of days ago and this guy, he was saying,
Speaker 1: he's such a great friend of Jeezy, of Jez, and
Speaker 1: Jeez donates all this money to help UM. The disenfranchises
Speaker 1: specifically black people, right, But I feel like if you
Speaker 1: really want to help black people, if you really for
Speaker 1: black people, you you would stay within your race. But
Speaker 1: here's the thing. When when they have kids, they'll create
Speaker 1: black kids, those kids won't be considered asias. This is
Speaker 1: going in a whole another direction. First of all, you
Speaker 1: always all right, yeah, I don't care about men dating
Speaker 1: outside they race, Okay about that shape do what you do.
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't care about black men dating others
Speaker 1: as long as it's not a black man that I
Speaker 1: want that I make it a race thing. But did
Speaker 1: you want Yes, at one point, I probably want him
Speaker 1: one of him. He was in college, like it was first.
Speaker 1: I was such a big fan of his. I know
Speaker 1: a couple of people who smashed his as from school too.
Speaker 1: Love what your love. Man. What guy has for me
Speaker 1: is for me, but it's probably gonna be black. What
Speaker 1: guy has for me because I don't think he would create.
Speaker 1: But any it's my shepherd, you know what I want
Speaker 1: to look Before we move on to the next segment,
Speaker 1: let's have a word for our sponsors, all right, dam So,
Speaker 1: let's see, do we have a random sex fact for
Speaker 1: the day? I found a sex fact that that correlates
Speaker 1: with the topic a little. All right here this nearly
Speaker 1: eighty percent of people with similar music taste to their
Speaker 1: partner were satisfied with their sex life, compared to forty
Speaker 1: of those with different music taste. In other words, people
Speaker 1: who enjoy the same music also had better sex. Frequency
Speaker 1: of sex was also impacted with partners enjoyed similar music.
Speaker 1: Are you fuking with music on? I do funk with
Speaker 1: the music on sometimes. And the crazy ship is we'll
Speaker 1: be fucking. We'll be fucking to all the rap ship.
Speaker 1: See you look at you? Look at you? Not because
Speaker 1: I want to because I can suk to some Ronald
Speaker 1: Honesty type ship. That's what he liked rap music. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but I can. I would like to have sex to Ronald.
Speaker 1: He listening to the he says that makes them listen
Speaker 1: to the words. So he can't funk to that because
Speaker 1: he'll be listening to what they're saying. Well, that would
Speaker 1: be better to be listening to something loving then right,
Speaker 1: beat that pussy up bang bang. I do like having
Speaker 1: sex to music as well, though music R and B
Speaker 1: like don't some trigger trade just all that kind of stuff,
Speaker 1: you know, Um, even the R and B music ratchet
Speaker 1: now yes, but division britt fires all that stuff. Yeah
Speaker 1: like that. Um, I give better hit with the soundtrack
Speaker 1: than without. We'd be doing it to the beat, like
Speaker 1: turn on the pH You know what I'm not gonna do,
Speaker 1: be doing the backhead bunks on it. I don't. I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna give that much of that's a little bit
Speaker 1: too much for the people. But you got the only fans. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I ain't putting no content out because I got a
Speaker 1: p P. I have to do that. When I see
Speaker 1: that you, I'm like, wait a minute. First of all,
Speaker 1: you know that was one of the not PPP but
Speaker 1: for the I D. L. Loan, that was one of
Speaker 1: the questions on there. Did you have only fans? No?
Speaker 1: Not that said do you basically do you have income
Speaker 1: from Yeah, from sexual content? It's not yet, but if
Speaker 1: y'all don't give me this check out, will shame They
Speaker 1: shut the fund? Did I ask that? Like, why that's
Speaker 1: your business? Goddamn? So we are here selling pussy. You
Speaker 1: can't get alan from the government. I guess not. They'd
Speaker 1: be hating on women. Do that's not for men? That's
Speaker 1: that's really women have only fans pages, I know, but
Speaker 1: I think when they thought about that question, they had
Speaker 1: women in mind. I don't like that ship like my
Speaker 1: y'all business women was making big bank on only fans
Speaker 1: during yah hell yeah? But what if your pussy get
Speaker 1: out of commission? How how's that happening? I don't know
Speaker 1: your titty fall out or your ass started t fall out?
Speaker 1: You didn't go to the hospital of your falls out? Yeah, Like,
Speaker 1: what make you think I'll need that? Damn PPP excuse me.
Speaker 1: I can kind of see that how they're saying, like music,
Speaker 1: um correlates to the type of person, because if somebody
Speaker 1: listening to country music and I'm listening to rap all
Speaker 1: day along, like do we really have anything? Are we? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Or why are we even dating? All right? So now
Speaker 1: we're talking about genres of music. Do you feel like
Speaker 1: hip hop and R and B is the most degrading
Speaker 1: music theories? Yes? What are the music is even out
Speaker 1: there at this point? What are the artists? I remember
Speaker 1: when white people dominated the music music industry. Now we
Speaker 1: got black people on country music and they's thinking about
Speaker 1: lean on that motherfucker and sucking the devils stuff like that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: like it is the most you haven't noticed how I
Speaker 1: feel like country music has some songs that they go
Speaker 1: there too. Well, Buster Keys and two The Sabberth is
Speaker 1: pretty little, big the wheel dress sign my name into
Speaker 1: his left seats, You're gonna make people hang up. I
Speaker 1: took a Louis feels like they both had lights that
Speaker 1: it was a song. It was like a country song,
Speaker 1: and it was about sucking with the chicken, just leaving
Speaker 1: her along like damn, just smash. Yeah, that's light. He
Speaker 1: didn't talk about putting his dick in her ear and
Speaker 1: off five holes. What he was He's probably listening to
Speaker 1: much rap music. And then what about these these heavy
Speaker 1: metal songs. Those songs are dark too, They are so
Speaker 1: yeah that type of ship like the hard rock man.
Speaker 1: But can you even understand what the drink blood? I'm
Speaker 1: a gut you like a fish, bitch. That's dark. But
Speaker 1: do they get promotion the way rap music do is it. Really,
Speaker 1: there's a whole big So those people who sho shoot
Speaker 1: schools up probably listen to that. Interesting. So maybe rap
Speaker 1: music is better at least you want to have sex
Speaker 1: and get high, right, But so people we gotta I
Speaker 1: think we could listen to any genre of music and
Speaker 1: find songs that are dark. I bet you I could
Speaker 1: find me a country song right now about killing some bitches,
Speaker 1: country song about killing bitches. Put that. Didn't put that
Speaker 1: in Google about killing man. I remember when Google, when
Speaker 1: you would put black moms in there, all poorn, star bitches,
Speaker 1: pop up, titty's out, ass, out come shots, all that ship.
Speaker 1: When you put white moms, it was moms like you know,
Speaker 1: with their babies, little nice little pictures of white women. Look,
Speaker 1: it says thirteen songs about love and murder, Country songs
Speaker 1: about um women about murdering their husbands. Oh, one of
Speaker 1: my favorite karaoke songs is a country song about murdering
Speaker 1: a husband. What's song? It's a Dixie Chicks earl. I've
Speaker 1: sing that any karaoke dude singing them like to hear it?
Speaker 1: Here you go, goodbye, We need a break. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: can't remember the verses. Home ain't no nigger named Earl
Speaker 1: Doug if he was fired with money like this, my
Speaker 1: husband yard all right, here goes marrying and wander. We're
Speaker 1: the best of her friends all through their high school days,
Speaker 1: both members of the Forage Club, both active in the
Speaker 1: fl f A, And after gratulation, Mary Anne went out
Speaker 1: looking for a bright new world. Wanda looked all around
Speaker 1: this town and all she found was girl karaoke me.
Speaker 1: So the song is about him. Earl start beating Maryannass
Speaker 1: and her home girl flew back in, and they poisoned him,
Speaker 1: wrapped them up in the tark, buried them, and they
Speaker 1: bought a Rosie sting and they sell ham and jelly
Speaker 1: after killing a nigger. So see, yeah, it's a different
Speaker 1: It's just different right, well for the black man, y'all
Speaker 1: funk about that country ship? For us in particular, something
Speaker 1: gotta change. Yeah, instead of good, it's poison. I don't
Speaker 1: know if I wouldn't even want to have kids on
Speaker 1: this planet, bitch? Can we go to another planet? Elon
Speaker 1: Musk is working on it, So can I funk with
Speaker 1: that nigger? I'm about to jump in his dam good?
Speaker 1: Look you think it's a lot of people in there. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm sure I'm in there. I'm already in there. I
Speaker 1: didn't say Elon Musk all kind of you're alive. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but I might do it the night you don't put something,
Speaker 1: but you're gonna take my man, I ain't go. Maybe
Speaker 1: that Musk made the best bitch weind you came in
Speaker 1: here Musky already today? Might you might like that, Ashlon Musk.
Speaker 1: I'm fresh now though, Yeah, You're good. Job was out
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