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Woke up in the morning and to God be the glory Thankful for another day to tell my story Put my opinions in the universe and let them orbit I'm from the dirty soul with a dirty mouth might need orbit miss things things on me like a nigga nor bit had to refuse them cause my bitch no rest fusion she gorgeous as I d my sons up and kiss my daughter forehead tell them we gon get this money to my pocket morbid remember living in apartments now we playing mortgage you ain't got to like a regardless baby I'm blessed and I keep that blick with me we like greets and eggs as you sip your coffee flick your cigarette and let a vent yeah we back oh we back. Grits and eggs podcast episode 116. I'm your host, Deontay Kyle. But who's behind the camera? The coolest co host in the world down at the Kumbaya coffee shop. Give me a hot Doucet latte, big ice cup cat you need that do say latte. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. No ice. It's enough ice outside. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, at this point, ice, yo, at this point, what the is a ice, man? We don't need no ice on the ice. We don't do ice. Nah. So you know a bit of overzealousness by Atlanta weatherman. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Now, I won't lie. It's very cold outside. It is extremely windy. It's frigid. But there's not a. It's not an ice storm. Not at all. And you know, no snow. No snow. So you know, kids got a day off. Well, that's what trauma do to you, bruh. I ain't never seen them salt the roads out here. They salted the roads. Highways. I said, oh, they salted on the sidewalks. Everything. I said she gonna get wicked. Yeah. I thought I was back in Pennsylvania. Yeah, man, you know we back. Episode 116 Deontay deontaykyle.com for all booking and inquiries advice deontaycow.com for all your advice segments. We got a few advice segments today. New music Monday. Hey, make sure y' all Tapping in new music Monday. Hey, it's going crazy. It's going crazy. The rap sessions are up. We just had Foggy Raw. Yeah. We got a couple great artists coming in very soon. More freestyles. More freestyles. Better interviews. Episodes are getting better. The episodes are getting better. Yeah. The. The. The music y' all are sending me is top notch. Yes. And, you know, just more dynamic, you know, the reviews are. We getting in our bag with the reviews. But also, you know, Big Cat. Big Cat is really coming in. You know, I look good on cam. You know what I'm saying? I look good. Yeah, yeah. Coming into your own. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Every Monday, man. Y' all want to see me on cam, man, check it out. Every Monday. Every Monday, 10am New Music Monday. Grits and eggs radio. And if you're a subscriber, like you should already have. If you're a subscriber, you not tapping into new music Monday. I don't know what you doing. Yeah, what are you doing? You know what I'm saying? Do knowledge. Yeah. And have some fun. Have some fun. You know, Entertain yourself, you know? Can't be all knowledge all the time. Sometimes we gotta kick back. We gotta listen to some of these underground artists, some of these unsigned artists. We be finding some gems. Yeah, we do. But now also every other Monday, we will be doing a rap session, freestyle, which comes out on Fridays. Yes. And every other Monday, the artist who does our episodes on Mondays, which is an interview, plus they help review the music, they also. That episode of their rap session will come out that Friday. But we also got some artists coming in just to rap. Just to rap. We got some folks coming in just to rap this new rap city. Yeah, man. You know what I'm saying? We bringing it back for the culture. We ain't doing it. You know, you ain't gonna come up here and rap your song that's already out. No, no, no, no. We need something fresh. We need something new. Yeah. We got original production. Shout out that boy Geronimo, and shout out to the cousins. Yeah. Because the cousins have been submitting beats, and some of those beats are fire. Okay. You know, I let them know, like, look, this is for motherfuckers going to be rapping on these. Yeah. We ain't trying to make a club hit. We ain't trying to make no hit. No, no, no. I'm trying to hear the bars. We want bars. We want bars. Bars. We're bringing bars back. All bars, all the time. Every Monday, 10am New Music Monday. And every Saturday at 10am Those guest episodes. Yes. We need y' all to pop. We need y' all to pop up. Pop up for the guests. You know what I'm saying? It'd be good quality episodes, man. We are expanding the brand. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? And what are, what is without you and your participation. Exactly. So if you're gonna be here Mondays, I mean, if you're gonna be here on Wednesdays at 10am yeah. Make sure you tap in on Saturday at 10am and make sure you wake up on Monday at 10am Tap in New music Monday. The guest episodes have been on fire. Yes. This past week. Wayne Swanson, an incredible guest. If you have any questions about agriculture, if you've ever thought about starting a garden or a farm, go tap in to, to Wayne Swanson's interview. And him and Swanson Family Farms. He tells you everything. Farming and not. And he don't glorify it. It ain't pretty. It's real, though. Yeah. And yeah, man, I think our next guest is what? Big Bank Black. Yes. Baby girl want you to get this big pimping. Try it, try it out, try it out, try it out. Yeah. Deontaykyle.com for all of everything. Deontayky.com, you can find out about merch, you can find out about updates and that first cousin's tour. If you are watching this right now and you are on the patreon, that first Cousins tour ticket link is live. It will be live to the public this Friday. So First Cousins Tour Southeast Edition. March 22, Good Nights Comedy Club, Raleigh, North Carolina. Okay. April 1, Stardome Comedy Club, Birmingham, Alabama. Hey, Shout out to the ham. Shout out to the ham. Yes, sir. April 7th, Comedy Zone, Jacksonville, Florida. Hey. April 14th, Comedy Zone, Charlotte, North Carolina. Ay. And then last on our first cousin's mini tour, the southeast edition. Okay. April 28th, Zany's Comedy Club, Nashville, Tennessee. Nashville, Tenakee. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We're going out to be with young bucks. Might bring Starlito out. Never know who we bringing out. Never know who when we bring it out. Special guests everywhere. You know what I'm saying? I know for sure we're gonna have a special pop up in Charlotte. But you gotta stay tuned if you are a cousin or if you have not become a cousin yet, become a cousin now. It ain't nothing but $8. $8. You gotta come push up, man. It's two fo for foes, man. You go over there, you get first dibs on everything. First dibs on merch, sneak peek behind the scenes. We will be filming documentaries, just little mini docs to each tour that we go. I mean, each city we go to on this Southeast edition of the First Cousins tour. And if this is the Southeast edition, then best believe there's gonna be a Northeast edition. Yes. There's gonna be a Midwest edition. Yes. There's gonna be a Texarkana edition, and there's gonna be a West coast edition. We will come see y' all folks this year, man, have no fear. But the Southeast Edition Again, March 22, Raleigh, North Carolina. April 1, Birmingham. April 7, Jacksonville, Florida. April 14, Charlotte, North Carolina. And April 28, Nashville, Tennessee. Now, tickets will be available on Deontay Kyle dot com. You hit tour, it'll direct you exactly where you need to go. And as well as if you're a cousin, the password will be on the Patreon. I can't just give it out here and then everybody can get to it. If you're a cousin or if you're not a cousin, go spend that $8 right now and go get the tickets early. The meet and greet tickets sell out fast. Hey, them sell out before the show. Do them motherfuckers sell out? Yeah, them shit sell out. That's what I love about our folks, though. Like, they really tap in with us. Yeah. So deontaykyle.com at all times for all updates for that tour link for the merch link, and it will send you directly to the Patreon. So tap in. This might be the hardest, hardest tour since the Heart in Our Life tour. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? Leave that boof weed at the crib. Weed at the crib, baby. Big zar. You know what I'm saying? Big Za. 657234. Eggs at 6. 57-234-34 for 7. We got a couple call INS today. I just did the Boy Please Whatever podcast with Dre. What D. Smith. Yeah, bruh is hilarious. I think we spent buses. I spent most of the time over there just laughing. Bruh. Homes is funny as hell, but yeah, man, it's been a slow week due to the weather. Yeah. But it's been a hot week due to the news. The news has been on fire. On fire. America is on fire. Free America. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? If you're gonna say free Palestine and you're gonna say free to Sudan, then we need to follow suit. Free America for sure. Free America. You know what I'm saying? Couple of things. Couple of things. Right before we get into national news, let's get into some very niche black news. So the FBA leader. Oh, Tariq Nasheed, has took some of that FBA money and vacationed in Senegal. Oh. Now, brother, what you doing out there? Eating jollof rice. Yeah. Eating red. Red. Yeah. Well, you're supposed to be down here eating red beans and rice. Yeah. Yeah. What are you doing, brother? He don't took the FBA money with Africa. I went up there with the tethers. God damn it. If he ain't a pimp, I don't know what he is. Hey, listen. Hey. He started his career as a pickup artist at the Mac. Hey, the Mac. Tariq Machid out there in Senegal eating jollof rice. But then the shiki and everything. The boy in Senegal. Yeah. He owned a real African. Yeah. He didn't go to Legos with the Senegal. He had him following speed around. Yeah. He on street. I. You know, like, here's the thing. I'm just, like, low key, sick of you fba. Yeah. Every. Every quarter, y' all try to come for my neck about something. Call me a fraud, call me an agent. Cause y', all, you know. You know, if y' all care so much about foundational black Americans, then what other podcasts should you support? This is the most foundationally black American podcast out there. And we actually talking to our people. We celebrate our people. We big up our people. We show love to our people. We got empathy for our people. And, you know, we don't shoo away outsiders, but we do let them know that this is center. This is for the niggas. Strictly for the niggas. This is for the niggas. The realness, the black American niggas. Yeah. Asiatic black man. Asiatic black man. You know what I'm saying? True living. The true living son. Know what I'm saying? Nigga try to kill my father. My people was here. My people been here, man. I did. You know what I'm saying? I've been doing a little studying. Yeah, man. You know what I'm saying? I got some results. Niggas say we pulled up in this bitch at 16:34. I said, God damn. 16:34. Yes. Who else was here? Who else? What was going on in 1634, son? What the was y' all doing here, son? How y' all get that boat? Kind of bolt y' all niggas headset? Yeah, but, you know, if you watch Hidden Colors, produced by Tariq Nasheed, they say the African was circumnavigating. The planet. That's what they say. That's what they say. Hey, but now he want to. He want to close the borders. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. He's in his Trump. We're closing the borders. No tethers allowed. You know, another niche black American topic. Okay, what's that brother's name? The Black Panther dude. The light skinned dude? Yeah, the fraudulent guy. I. You know, the vote is still out on that. I mean, lion. Black Lion Party. Hold on. The Black Lion Party. Nuts. Okay. The Black Lion Party. Big cat. Big cat. I'm sorry, son. They hit me right here, son. I'm sorry. The Black Lion Party is nuts. I've never seen a black lion. I've never seen a black lion. I mean, not in abundance. These niggas just lying. Just black and lying. Yeah, you gotta know how these people work. So basically, Paul Birdsong comes out and says that one of the leaders of the Black Panther Party does not want him representing the Black Panther Party anymore. He claims that he has the messages where they gave him permission, doesn't show the messages. He claims that he had the right to wear the iconography with the Black Panther Party patches and different things like this. He claims that he had permission to do all these things. He claims that he has the messages, did not show the messages. He claims that the leaders of the Black Panther Party, which he was in contact with, said that the ICE fight is not their fight. I'm skeptical of that because the Black Panther Party has always been for the liberation of all people. The Black Panther Party stood next to Latinos. I mean, you don't have the Rainbow Coalition without Fred Hampton and the Black Panthers. The Black Panthers have always been about national people, oppressed people internationally. So they've stood with Palestine way back when. They always have fought for the liberation of all oppressed people. But they fought specifically for black American people because those were their brothers and sisters in arms. Those were the people they was in proximity to. A lot of the tenets of Black Panther Party surround the black American experience in regards to police brutality, in regards to living communally. You know, they were communists. They weren't capitalist by any stretch. They was more socialist and communist. So I'm a little hesitant to believe that they told him they don't want him representing them because of their support of the migrants here in America and, you know, the crackdowns that they're facing from ICE and the brutal brutalization that they're facing from ice. But he proceeds to say this. I was a little skeptical When I seen Buddy and him out there, four or five deep rocking Carhartt. Yeah, like, huh? Like what we doing Carhartt? I don't know if Carhartt is the Black Panther aesthetic. No, it's not. But I digress. I digress. He's the only one talking. That's not typical of the Black Panther Party. There is usually a strong, charismatic leader, but they're surrounded by other people who are all so just as educated, just as strong, just as charismatic. They're posing like this. This is Paul Birdsong's signature thing where your hands are interlocked but the police can see your hands. This is supposed to protect you because you can't grab anything like this. How do you say? I mean, you know, whatever. I be keeping my eye on the nigga. So he says, we are no longer representing the Black Panther Party and we are now the Black Lion Party for International Liberation. Now, my issue with this is in that video, he starts throwing down the flag of the Black Panthers. He throws down the symbols of the Black Panthers like he discards it in almost a disrespectful way. And now I feel like all of this was a rollout to disregard, discredit and disrespect the Black Panther Party. A lot of y' all like to invoke the names of Black Panther leaders. The Black Panthers require, I believe, about 20 books that you have to read before you can be even considered to be a part of the party. Because, again, a lot of their tenants are communists and a lot of their tenants are very radical and anti government and anti America and anti capitalist. So you have to be well read to be a Panther. I don't know where Paul Bergson come from. I've heard that he's been doing this type of work as far as protecting the block in Philadelphia. I heard that he's been actively confrontational or at least protective in the face of a police presence. And I don't know any of this to be true because he just started popping up on my timeline out of nowhere. And I believe that everybody has those same sentiments. They just kind of got hip to him out of nowhere. Now, here's my thing. The Black Panther Party was designated public enemy number one. They created COINTELPRO to infiltrate and dismantle the Black Panther Party. You have not seen a prominence of the Black Panther Party since they were dismantled by the now known CIA after direction from the FBI. So if they were infiltrated and dismantled by the FBI via the CIA through a program called cointelpro and they popped back up seemingly out of nowhere. I have to question if these is the Feds. You just gotta make that question. I haven't seen a presence of them since. I've seen people invoke the language, I've seen people put on the aesthetic. But there has not been a proper Black Panther party since they were dismantled by the US government. So if they pop up out of nowhere, I don't think it's a reach to believe this is the US government. And then the person who brings that name back to the forefront and creates virality around representing that name, creates his own party with no tenants and throws down the iconography of the Black Panthers, disrespects the flag and basically says he doesn't want any association with them and he's gonna do his own thing. All of this shit is fishy to me, but I can't completely discredit him cause I don't know enough about the situation. I know what, I know what I've seen and I've watched quite a few of his videos. I can't say I disagree with what the brother is doing by being, by confronting the police and meeting their aggression with aggression. And also, you know, being armed and being lawful and abiding gun owners, Second amendment gun owners, which seems to be quite the problem in white America. Now all of a sudden the don't tread on me crowd is telling us just comply. So you know, the vote is still out on Paul Birdsong and the Black Lion Party for International Liberation. But I will say the optics look a little fishy, my brother. Just a little fishy now 37 year old ICU nurse, law abiding citizen and second amendment protected gun owner Alex Preddy was murdered by ICE in Minnesota, in Minneapolis, Minnesota this past week. We've all seen the videos, we've seen several angles of the videos. His last effort on this earth was to save a woman who was being swarmed by ICE members. There was about seven to ten deep out there. He had his gun on his hip, he had his phone in his hand and his other hand visibly present. He was not armed. He was armed in the sense of he was abiding by the law by having a legal firearm, but it was holstered. He was not creating any threat to these ICE officers or you know, whatever you want to call them. They disarmed him, tackled him to the ground as he struggles to continue to protect this woman. And then they shoot him 10 times. They shot him 10 times after he was disarmed. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents are Murdering American citizens. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agents are murdering American citizens. And then someone like a Kristi Noem gets on TV and says that he was being aggressive. Lies to our face tell us not to believe what we saw and the things we heard. Along with Chief Gregory Bravino, Italian American, that Nazi, you know what I'm saying? And I think that they. They like to invoke some of the. I wouldn't even say aesthetic. And not even the practices of the Gestapo, and not even the practices of the Nazis. Because we know that the Nazis learned everything that they learned from Jim Crow south for sure. They learned it from the clan. They learned it from America. So this is OG chattel, slavery, slave patrol, slave catcher type actions. And they're getting on TV and they're telling us the things that we're seeing is not what we're seeing. The things we hear are not what we hear. They say that Alice Peretti, Alex Preddy approached ICE officers brandishing a weapon. If you approach officers brandishing a weapon, you probably will get shot. Then he says, if y' all are going to compare us to the Gestapo, then we have no choice but to move. Like the Gestapo, you got a choice. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents are murdering American citizens. Alex Preddy and Renee Good. But we also have to remember that ICE has killed nine people in 2026. We only know the names of the two white people that killed. We know about the black man, Keith Porter, who was killed on New Year's Day by an off duty ICE agent who is not an officer of the law. And it's not his job to enforce laws. But alongside Alex Preddy, Renee Good, and Chief Porter, this Cambodian man named Paradis. La parade. La. You know, I don't want to butcher that name. Apologize if I did. Herbert. Herbert Sanchez. Sanchez. Domingo Dominguez. Victor Manuel Diaz. Luiz Beltran Yanez Cruz. Luis Gustavos Nunez. Don't want to say that last name. Wrong. C A C E R E S. And Geraldo Lunas Campos. So a total of nine killed in 2026. And with ICE being on pace to kill more than 100 US citizens this year if they keep it at this rate. But not to mention the fact that they are raping migrant women in these detainment facilities. The most notable one is him raping this woman repeatedly in exchange for her having time to see her daughter. So it's not time to defund, it's not time to retrain. It's time to abolish. Both parties are complicit. Both parties are Complicit, because Democrats are voting to increase funding for ICE as well. And the only politician that I've outright seen state that we should abolish ICE is Zoran Mamdani. So as we're watching this thing play out day in, day out, and I think there was reports that one more person was shot by ICE this morning. But TikTok is down. So they're obviously trying to suppress news coming out of Minneapolis. Of course, we all know about the new ownership in TikTok. Of course he stated that he's gonna increase censorship. So your first. So not only is your Second amendment right up for grabs and the NRA is silent, but your First Amendment is up for grabs. He was. He was doing two protected rights. He had the freedom of speech and freedom of press. So he was recording them lawfully. And he lawfully owned a weapon. And they snatched his phone, they snatched his gun, and then they shot him 10 times. IDF tactics on full display. So the international program was carried out in Palestine. We watched them livestream genocide to the point of being desensitized to it. And then we watched our entire establishment support the state of Israel. Watched our tax dollars not only fund a genocide, but prop up that entire society with all the benefits of socialism. Big scary socialism. Socialism is bad for everybody unless you live in Israel. Free health care, free education, et cetera. While capitalism is tearing us limb from limb day by day. And the same mega corporations that act as active parasites control our politicians with lobbying for their interest, control our media for their narrative. That is buying TikTok and then suppressing all accounts, especially accounts like me. I posted two videos, zero views in 24 hours. So they're suppressing information with their money. Then they control our politicians. And then they price gouge for their profit. With their profits, you know, they're price gouging at all times. Groceries are supposed to bend down, but you know, haven't seen that happen. And then, you know, of course now people are saying, man, y' all was acting like this was gonna be the worst storm of all time. So everybody rushed out to buy groceries because people ain't been spending their money. So they price gouge for their profits. And now they fund ICE with hundreds of millions of dollars, dollars they probably don't pay taxes on to agitate, violate, kidnap and murder tax paying U.S. citizens murder law abiding citizens under the guise that they're protecting our borders and cracking down on immigration. They have arrested and detained countless US citizens regardless of their identification. They've sent literal children to detainment facilities without them contacting their parents. So they're breaking up families. Oh, this is all. This is just slavery 101. This is old time America. This is the root of America. This is what we do. Break up families. They used a five year old little boy. Now they supposed all these people are criminals. All these people are criminals. And there's a child out there. That they scoop up. The child has on a beanie with bunny ears and a Spider man backpack. This is a five year old little boy. And they take him, they take him home to use him as bait for his parents that's in the house and then take his father away as well. Here to crack down on criminals. There's people who have open asylum cases and are protected and did it the right way and they're still detaining them. So not only are these niggas un American in that sense, but they're very American in that sense and they use their own people. There's a lot of Hispanics that are ICE agents. There's a couple black dudes in there that's ICE agents. So not only they class traitors, but they race traders as well, if you believe in that sort of thing. If there ever was a thing is race trading. Is that to lock up your own people for what? Six figure income and unlimited power Trip this God complex. But to say that this is un American is a slap in the face to black Americans. But there's never an apology. There's only an epiphany. I've seen a lot of new white creators come out. I can't believe this is happening. This isn't the America I know. I haven't seen a tweet come out today say, can we go back to the old fashioned police brutality? The fuck does that mean? Can we go back to when y' all was just brutalizing black people? The nerve to be upset when we call out the hypocrisy. Instead of saying I was wrong, how about you say I was wrong because I turned a blind eye when it was happening to black people. Or I apologize. This country has always brutalized black people and I thought it would never happen to me. Or I think that this behavior is un American because I've only ever considered white people to be American. 150 unarmed black Americans were murdered by police since 2015. That's just the last 10 years. Good old fashioned police brutality. Some notable names, Oscar Grant, Trayvon Martin, Mike Brown, Eric Gardner, Alton Sterling, Baby Tamir Rice, Philando Castile, Sandra Bland, Breonna Taylor, Sonya Massey, Walter Scott, Stephon Clark, duante Wright, Elijah McClain, Freddie Gray Bothan, Jean Atatiana Jefferson, Laquan McDonald, Dominique White, Rashad Brooks, Corinne Gaines. And when y' all started paying attention, George Floyd. This is un American. This is about as American as it fucking gets. And I get the comparisons. We love to invoke Nazi Germany. We love that because the victims there were white Jewish people. And that's something that y' all can have empathy for. That's something y' all can identify with. But you never mentioned what King Leopold did in the Congo. What's the. What's the what? You know, what's the. The. The country in. In. In Europe that's famous for chocolate. Hold on. Yeah, yeah, that. Belgian chocolate. Cocoa trees in Belgium. Belgium. No. And you remember they were selling chocolate hands. Hey. Cause they would cut off these any baby, man, woman, cut off your hand if you ain't meet your quota. But Nazi Germany, that's where you always want to return it to. This is as American as it get. Hitler learned everything about how to conduct himself and how his agents conduct themselves, how those Nazis conduct themselves. He learned that from America. This is as American as it gets. Separating families, that's very American. Killing unarmed citizens, that's very American. It's just very black American. It's what our experience has been, to be shocked and appalled. That's just a slap in our face. And then when we call out the hypocrisy, you got the nerve to want to criticize us. You got the nerve to sit up and hold your phone up and say black Americans, for all of you saying this isn't your fight to act like you don't know what we mean when we say that. Cuz when are black people not going to advocate for oppressed people? All the news that I'm learning about Minneapolis and what's going on is from black creators and some new white creators whose empathy just clocked in and are now popping up to cover the news. And some of the OG white creators who've always been involved but likely were radicalized by the genocide in Palestine. We've been fighting this fight since we've been here. But because we don't want to put our bodies on the line knowing that if they'll kill Alex Preddy, they'll kill a Renee Good. And the death of Keith Porter Jr. Went silent, then we know a lot of our deaths will go silent as well. The deaths of all these migrant men that have been killed since, whether they were legal or illegal, have been Silent. I haven't heard their names at all. But they've always brutalized black people. So you never thought it would happen to you, and now that it happened to you, you want everybody to be all hands on deck? No, your hands is on the deck. This is a reckoning. This is that white wake up call. Now, Black women, aka the 92% Black men, the 80% Black people in general, overwhelmingly voted for this not to happen because we've been in this country long enough to recognize the patterns. And we believe the devil when he say he's going to do evil. Now a lot of us are saying, well, oh, they only want us to fight back so they can enact the Insurrection act, so he can shut down midterms elections. He said he was going to do that. He said he was going to do that. Just like in Project 2025. Everything they said they was going to do, they're doing. So episode two of the I told you so podcast, we said this was going to happen and to not be able to understand people's frustrations when those chickens come home to roost. And now you want us to come out there and put our bodies on the lawn? No, we're still going to do our organizing in the background. And regardless of the narrative of most black people and most black Americans that we're not going to put our bodies on the front line, the there will always be black people who are going to put their bodies on the front line. There's still black people out there. It's just not overwhelmingly black people on the front lines because we've been fighting our fight with this government and against police brutality for the better part of 100 years, who've been revolting against slave masters for the better part of 400 years. And the fact that you get it now is about 407 years too late. Kristi Noem should be impeached and prosecuted along with the rest of the Trump administration. Anybody that's a part of this fascist administration, this administration that is quite literally taking the rights and the liberties of American citizens, shitting on the Constitution, and ushering us into this white supremacist, Christian nationalist, fascist regime, should be impeached and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Gregory Bervino should be forcibly fired and prosecuted alongside anybody who's been employed underneath his leadership as an ICE agent for the last 12 months. Everybody should be guilty by association because what they're actively doing is enacting warfare on American citizens. This is Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Now, I don't remember Minnesota being a hotbed for border control. I never have heard Minnesota come into the conversation when we talked about border control. There's no Canadians flooding into Minnesota. So if anybody was going to be cracking down on their border in Minnesota, it would be Canada. Wouldn't be an American problem. They have a dispopulation of Somalians in there. What border they coming from? Immigration and Customs. And now if you notice, they've taken ICE off of their vest. It used to just say ice. Now it says police. When they are not police officers and they are not law enforcement. They are Immigration and Customs Enforcement. And nothing that they're doing on those streets has anything to do with immigration or customs. They're actively stripping away people's first and Second Amendment rights. And everybody who's a part of this administration, everybody who is voted to increase the funding, anybody who's not calling for ICE out of. Who are not forcing ICE out. Tim Walls is. I'm a calling National Guard. I haven't seen them remove any ICE agents off the street. Anybody who's talking about retraining, anybody who's saying anything besides abolish ice, start all over. They should not be reelected. Because these people are obviously not here for the interests of Americans. And not only that, but these corporations that are funneling money into this ICE budget should be boycotted. And if you wanted to take it a step further, if you really wanted to take it a step further and you want to talk about wanting radical change, the entire American population should be going on a general strike, no matter what your occupation is. Because the same niggas who were saying you shouldn't be bringing a firearm to a protest be calling Kyle Rittenhouse an American hero. And he crossed state lines with a firearm and killed two protesters. He brought firearms to a protest. The same people who would say this is un American should probably brush up on their black American studies. Anybody who's in the church and the church is still preaching about hope or, or any type of compliance with this fascist government. And they're not discussing ICE and they're not discussing how to protect their citizens. They're not telling their citizens how to protect themselves. You should probably be side eyeing your pastor. I'm talking about a general strike. No school, no work, no nothing. Everybody hit the streets. Black people, if you want to stay at home, I say stay at home. Because we could boycott with our dollars and be just as effective. You see what Target going through. And now Target is acting as staging centers in Minneapolis for ICE so they don't Double down on they bullshit. So when I say everybody going to general strike, I mean white people, all you second amendment gun nut niggas, all you niggas that was, oh yeah, I need to have my gun. I'm legally within my rights to have a well armed militia in case the government starts to get tyrannical. Now that the government is getting tyrannical, you niggas are the first in line to lick their motherfucking boot. All the tread on me niggas is now just comply. Just comply. Just comply. You niggas are. You niggas ain't. We cannot engage with the narrative of the right or any of their followers or this cult that they call MAGA or anybody who supports this fascist regime and their fucking agents that they call ICE because they took the ICE off of their. Off their vest and put police on there because they know psychologically how people respond to police. People understand what the consequences are of harming a police officer. Actively suppressing news via TikTok, which is where citizens were giving news out to each other. Communist China. No freedom of speech. No freedom of speech in America either. No freedom of speech in America either. No right to bear arms in America either. Everything you niggas swear that you down for Charlie Kirk. He died because he had a different opinion. He had freedom of speech. Why they suppress your freedom of speech and you continue to support him. These people are brainwashed and they are in a cult. And anybody with any fucking heart, anybody who's been engaged in the fight against this government because we've been dealing with fascism as black Americans since we've been here. We've been dealing with tyranny from this government since we've been here. And a lot of y' all may be late to the fight. And for those of you late to the fight, hit them streets. For those of you who want to see something done, go on strike, stop going to work, collapse the economy. Black people, we know how to organize and we have been organized, which is why we're still spreading information. We're still using our voices to amplify these situations. And I would say take it a step further. It's time to go underground with some of our organization and dare I say it, as an overweight 35 year old, it's time to focus on our fitness. For sure. Cause you can't fight back can't fight back Winded baby, you can't fight back Winded Goddamn. Can't fight back drunk Ooh, can't fight back with a belly full of red velvet Waffles. Can't do that. Can't fight back with the no baked cheesecake biscoff cookie with the syrupy strawberries on top. You can't fight back like that. I say get educated and get armed and get educated about your arms. Get educated about the history of America and what they've done to black people. Understand what the Nazis learned from America so you can understand what you're seeing out there on the street. And white people, for the love of God, don't you dare ready your motherfucking fingers or that phone to get up there and criticize black Americans who's been in this fight since we've been here. And because you never thought it was happening to you, now you want to speak up? Now you scared? Welcome to the motherfucking club. You have to become just as lawless as your enemy. If the enemy doesn't obey the laws, then why do you? There is no moral high ground to stand on amongst people who don't consider morality, therefore are exempt from morality as a whole because it doesn't exist amongst them. The longer you stay in disbelief, the longer this persists, the longer you stay shocked and appalled, the more shocking and appalling their behavior will get. Anyone urging black people to get in the way of white Americans, Karma for generations of silence and being complicit, lacks understanding of the moment. We will still organize. We will still amplify. We will still do the work that we've always been doing. But we will not put our bodies on the line for this country and and its people anymore. You are about 407 years too late to understanding. Y' all are just waiting for us to step in and you don't know what to do because you've been pampered by this society. 20 white kids were killed in Sandy Hook. Numerous white kids have been killed in schools since, and they've done nothing. Two white adults being killed publicly in Minnesota may not change anything for them, but they're hoping it changes things for us so they can take the backseat and the credit like they normally do. It's always a white savior when it comes to black achievement. But there's never one present for their own people. I understand that it's a class war, but class works in tandem with race. And it takes for racism to be dealt with first before we deal with class, because we will end up being the only ones willing to put our differences to the side, our history to the side. All ICE agents and police nationwide are class traitors. There aren't any young Patriots to coalesce with. They're all proud boys, groipers or a part of neo Nazi white supremacist hate groups. And they're likely a part of ice. There aren't any young lords to coalesce with. The only idea that they have with being in community with black people now is calling us nigger. And some of them are ICE agents. They support Trump heavily. And all of them have conformed. A lot of them have conformed. A lot of them aspire to whiteness. When the majority of people automatically equate dark skin to lower class, then we ain't talking about the same shit. I don't want to hear about. It's a class war. When you see my skin color and designate me to lower class, because where do you designate yourself? Y' all talking about fantasy and idealism. Even if it is the bigger picture, it's not the bigger practice. And practice makes perfect. You can either lock in with your people and allow these motherfuckers to catch up or continue to be let down and used by these other motherfuckers. While y' all fantasize about a better America. This is America. This always has been America. And this is likely as good as America gets. It's in the roots. If you want new fruit, you have to destroy the tree and start looking for fresh soil. As long as this place is called America, shit is going to be American. Some of y' all in that same breath are setting up your phone and hitting record to criticize and try to villainize black people. Because even in your moment of activism, you can't hide your racism. Black people do not criticize your people. This shit has been affecting us for far too long for you to turn your criticism to people that look like you when the silence and complicit behavior of all these other motherfuckers have been present and persistent. And I don't want to talk about a few. I'm talking about the majority. The overwhelming majority of people from other groups have been silent and complicit in the brutality caused by this American government and police to black bodies and black people as a whole. I understand what the Rainbow Coalition is. I don't see no young lords or no young patriots. Have you? Like I said, they've all conformed. I don't want to talk about what they did 50 years ago when presently it's not being done. And a lot of the world didn't do it until George Floyd was publicly executed and strangled by Derek Chauvin for nine minutes on camera the whole world woke up to that. You couldn't ignore it. But how about the countless other names that I just named? How about the 150 black Americans that were unarmed and killed by the police in the last 10 years? That's just the number we got from the last 10 years. Generation after generation, losing men, women and children to this fucking government. Silence from the other side. A select few stand in solidarity with us. I cannot make them the exception. When the rule is be silent and be complicit. And you got the nerve to criticize your own people that have been in this fight. Likely before you was in this fight. I said whatever black people want to do, they can do. If black people want to stay home and organize and black people wanna stay home and keep their bodies off the front line, they should do it. And if you wanna take your ass out there on the front line, have at it. But don't try to stand on no fucking moral high ground so you can coalesce with these motherfuckers that's only waking up because it's happening to them. Cause let your ass take your ass to the front line and you start getting killed and watch how quiet it get. How many of these was on the front line with you in Ferguson? How many people started talking about gun rights when Philando got killed? And he was a legal gun owner. He got killed in front of his wife and his fucking daughter. Don't be quick to forget your treatment. Don't be forget quick to trade in your history to coalesce with a bunch of motherfuckers who only care when it happens to them. Cause here's the thing, we not saying we don't care. We saying we gonna keep our bodies off the line. You know how much trauma has been passed down generation to generation because of this shit that's just affecting them now. 400 years of this shit affecting us. Two of them dying. Now everybody gotta get to the front lines again. Using you for your labor, Using you as a shield to stand in the way. No more. No. How dare you criticize somebody. How loud was black people in the election season telling you this shit was going to happen. And then when it happened, now you want to criticize. No, we not doing that. Whatever is clever, whatever works for you. But this shit don't put you on no moral high ground. Cause you standing next to people who just gained a morality. No, I don't want to hear that shit. Don't you dare criticize your own people. And don't you stand by why other motherfuckers criticize us. They should be criticizing they people. They children die in schools all the time. I don't hear no national protesting going on. One of ours died. We hit the streets every time. Mm, mm. This ain't the time to be criticizing your own people. The people that need to be criticized is this fucking administration. And the millions upon millions of white people who have for generations sat by in silence and being complicit to this behavior because it did not affect them. All these minority groups was loud and proud about their support for Trump. And some of those supporters are now ICE agents and some of those supporters are now being detained by ice and unfortunately they're being detained. And you expect black people to continue to coalesce with people who not only vote against their own interests but are overt about their anti blackness until they need the organization and the protest practices of black people? Because we've been in this fight. It's not a lack of empathy, it's not apathy. We exercising what you've been exercising this whole time, self preservation. And if it's good for the goose, then it gotta be good for the gander. If you take this time to criticize black people when black people are not actively doing any harm to you, black people are still online actively supporting you and your fight, amplifying the wrongdoing of this government and this fascist regime, doxing ICE agents, sharing and spreading information with our platforms and you still want to turn on your phone or twiddle your fucking thumbs to criticize black people, then even in a moment of activism, you cannot hide your racism. And that's why we not going to them front lines. We'll be right back after this. Commercial break. We back. Hey man, protect your motherfucking mental. Okay. Protect your neck. Black people at this time, you know, continue in your practices of being a hobbyist, the world is ending for them. This world, this, this has been the constant for us. Tyranny has been a constant for us. Never forget that. The thing that's got them in despair is our default. Remember that. Never criticize your people for not sharing your same practice because you arrived at that practice and they arrived at theirs. And it's lazy to call others lazy because they're not willing to put their bodies on the line when our bodies have always been on the line. This is the time to get closer to your people and lock in. This is time to be empathetic towards your people and lock in. We need to lock in on our fitness in a real way. We need to lock in on our mental clarity in a real way. The world is burning for them. And we was born in the fire. Remember that. And however see you, however you see fit to your activism is your activism. It's not the right way. It's your way. And however everybody else see fit to do theirs. That's day way. Everybody ain't gonna do this shit the same way. You want to talk about protesting, but what about organizing? What about grassroots organizations? What about people who can train you in firearms? What about people who can train you in nutrition? What about people who help you get your fitness together? What about people who are better at teaching? What about educating these babies? What about educating yourself? There's a lot of arms to this fight. And one way ain't the only way. And when you get caught up thinking that your way is the only way, you're gonna start sounding like the other side. This is their reckoning. This is our regular let these people had a reckoning. If you step in the way of their karma, then their behavior as we have known it will persist. Don't become a buffer or a shield for these people just because they had an epiphany and woke up with some empathy. We ain't never had no chance of an epiphany. All we've ever had for ourselves, for others and for this fucking country is empathy. And because you don't want to put your bodies on the line doesn't equate to apathy. It's a self preservation. As much as this country has been fucking bothering black Americans since we've been here, leave us the fuck alone. Because the only reason you calling on us is the same reason why you've always called on us for service when you should have been looking to us as leaders. We're gonna take a couple calls. Take a couple calls. We'll take a couple calls. Big Cat, how you feeling, baby? Feeling good, man. Feeling great. Let's get into these phone calls, man. All right. Let me make sure we connected. Yeah, brother. Was connected. Yeah, brother. Y' all should have been tuned in on that, man. I'm telling y' all gotta get in that patreon. We was on the going up on the live the other night. Yeah, we was. It was turnt, man. Having a great time getting our DJ bag real quick. Pay that $8, man. Hey, look, didn't advice the the Q and A. The Q and A was jumping, man. You know what I'm saying? We done started doing The Q&A's on live. So we gonna do the call ins from y' all to us on live stream, and then us answering y' all questions on live stream. It should be lit, man. Should be fun, having a great time. Should be laid back, smooth. Shout out to the cousins, man. Man, the cousins be showing up every time. And, man, I can't wait to see y' all on their first cousins. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what it's all about, man. It's family time, man. You know, Minnesota, Minneapolis. Our show is sold out. It is. You know what I'm saying? So, you know, we'll. We'll be up there. Have no fear. Have no fear. We gonna protect our necks. Yeah, yeah, for sure. You know what I'm saying? We're gonna get low. Yeah, real low. Get low. Be somewhere eating a continental breakfast, baby. Have no fear. Good orange juices here.
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B
Deontay big ice cup. Patterson's in the building. My dog Deontay big ice cup. Cattertons in the building. Called in before. Matter of fact, let me introduce myself as Purple Hairs. You. I'm saying the real one, but something to just be on my mind. I talk about amongst the homies. Just wanted to put it on here, you know, I'm saying fair, if y' all want to chime in, but just on something about us as the people. Slang is really more. But I feel like it's deeper than that. And I just go ahead. Still, I. It was said that us as a people didn't know how to talk. We were using language wrong. Oh, we were stupid. All of this. All of this. Hi. Boom. I'll use it for my analogy. I do. Just talking with the homies. Early hip hop folks may be like, if they got a gun, they'll say, I got a gun. Then it comes to, okay, I have a.38, I have a.22. Later on, they get into. We playing with, okay, I got a nine, I got a nina, I got a boom. Further on, I got the tray pound. I got the. Then we get. I got the heat. I got the toast, I got the fry. Now we're at the pole, the blick. The saying that the same for people who can't talk or didn't have an understanding of the language we literally use. If it's not an action that's synonymous, it is a way of describing the shape in a synonymous way. And we have made a million different variations off of a handful of items. And we do this while just playing. Me, I think that's a beautiful thing. I don't think a lot of us look into it. Because we got the sauce. A lot of this we don't really care about, but when people look at. When I look at it like that, it is like, bro, it's magic and it's moving. We don't even understand how fly we be, just being fly. But I love y' all keep doing this. If y' all end up playing this, you know what I'm saying? Let me know how y' all feel, man.
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Nah, you spot on, bro. Look, this is the thing. We're not. We're creative people. I mean, we've created the first languages, we created the maths and the sciences. And, you know, the father of. I was thinking about something else, but the father of medicine, Imhotep, like, you know, study of the universe, study of the galaxies. Like, we're creative. We're not rigid. We're. We're always looking to learn and always looking to create. So this standard, rigid practice of language that come from the Europeans, that's just not our style, man. It's just not our style, man. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? We like to keep shit fresh. Like to keep it fresh, and we always will. That's the fluidity. That's the rhythm of nature. That's what we come from. Abundance. So, of course we're going to have an abundance of ways of doing everything. An abundance of ways of expressing ourselves in fashion, in language, in art, in all mediums. We're going to do things abundantly, want to get the most out of everything that we touch. This rigid idea of language, this rigid idea of education, the rigidness of the Europeans is only to keep people out. Because if you don't check, check, check, check, check these boxes, then I know you're not one of me. You're not one of us. It's a way to keep people out. The whole thing about etiquette is a way to keep people out. These same people just have feasts and shit and eat in the same places, you know, don't ever question or critique your blackness, bro. It's a beautiful thing, for sure. And the way that we do things is a beautiful thing. And the way that we continue to do things, it serves the world. How boring would this be without us? Appreciate you calling in, brother.
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B
Yo, what's going on, y'? All? Oh, y' all say names anyway, so I don't matter if I say my name, but I got a question I want y' all to ask our audience. I've been talking to my friends about this for about a few, like, five, six years now. And I think we getting scammed by the United Negro College Fund. So I just want y' all to ask our audience, can anybody name a that ever got a scholarship from the United Negro Scholarship Fund or college fund, whatever the that is, and say what it went to? Do y' all know a that went. That got. Went to college on that? Fun. I don't know nobody who ever got that. And I think that probably the biggest scam that's being perpetrated on us, then I went on the social media page and they basically just asking for donation. They got a whole bunch of donation and, and sponsorship tears. They showing a whole bunch of regular, like, AI photos of at different schools. But yeah, I just want to know. I think the streets need to know who among us has ever received funding from the United Negro College Fund to go to school? And how much did you get and where the did you go? Because I know a whole lot of educated people who ain't never who. None of us don't know who the, like, one person who went to school on that. That's my question. Other than that, yo, I appreciate what y' all doing, and I love the show. Keep it up. And yeah, y' all got my subscription on Patreon. Peace.
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Well, my brother, cousin, I don't know nobody. God damn. You know what I'm saying? But isn't that, like, public record? Okay, we look that up. I don't know. Can we look that up? God damn. United Negro College Fund. Yo, this is my first time here. That is so long. Yo, that's what I'm saying, bro. I, I haven't hear. I haven't heard the United Negro College Fund name be used since like, like 95 or some shit. Don't be a menace. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? How you learning? Yeah, you know, Ice Cube is. I, I personally don't know anybody or have heard of anybody. No. Nah, they might have got down on us. Yeah, they might have got down on that one, son. They might have got down on us, cuz, I ain't gonna lie. Yeah, that might be. You know what I'm saying? Hey, man, you never know if you, if anybody in the, in the comment section has heard of or know anybody who have received a donation or a tuition from the United Negro College Fund, Please tap into the comments and let us know. Well, is it, is it scholarships or do they. Do they just fund HBCUs? Like, do they fund HBCUs? That's a great question. What do they do? Let's turn to the technology this say this should have scam, this smoking on the gas. Yeah, smoking on the gas stuff. United, Negro. The was watching, Was watching how high? He was watching. All right, hold on. Let me see, son. All you know, empowering HBCUs and college students. So does the United. Okay. The UNCF manages various scholarship programs and awards more than 100 million a year in scholarships to more than 10,000 students at more than 1,000 schools across the country, including our prestigious network of 37 member HBCUs been established since 1944. Yeah. Michael L. Lomax. Hold on, Michael. OG look like he might. He might make sure y' all get that money. I ain't gonna lie. For real. OG look like he might make sure you get that bread, dog. I ain't gonna lie to you, man. Yeah, man. You know, though, I've never heard. I mean, this might be some low. Like you apply for certain scholarships and that bread come directly from them. Okay. Maybe some school funding come directly from them as well, you know? Yeah, brother, I. I don't. I don't like that. I'm not gonna call you for a fraud. I don't know too much about it. Yeah. Know what I'm saying? It is just the crazy little, little call that you brought up, though. Cause I ain't thought about no damn United Negro College Fund in ages, boy. That's what you think about when you high. For sure. That's what you think about when you high. I wonder if D n. And then watch, you know what I'm saying? Because. Because of what this show is and what. And. And what we represent. I guarantee you somebody in the, in the comments done got a scholarship. Yeah, they probably have. Yeah. Yeah. More than likely. I ain't gonna call him fraud, son. I can't go Fraud. I can't go Fraud, son. I'm not gonna do Michael Lomax like that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what I'm saying? He out here doing good work, B. Never disrespect like Michael Lomax, man. Yeah, man. All right. Gotta protect your neck, son. He might come for you, you know what I'm saying? Might fund your funeral. Watch your mouth. Yeah, watch your mouth. Scholarship. That. Yeah, scholarship. Scholarship to heaven. Full ride. Paying for that tombstone. Good headstone in heaven, you know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? Get you a full ride to the Pearly Gates. Yeah. Stop playing with Michael Lomax, son. And stop coming for our prestigious institutions. Yeah, yeah. It's almost 100 year old institution, man. Yeah, you niggas ain't going for Harvard. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Night at Cracker college fund. Ain't never heard you say nothing about that. Put the weed down. College fund. Put down the weed. Stop playing with our prestigious institutions, man. Roll with you, son. Put that zot out, man. Just cause you.
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B
Hi, Deontay. My name is Nicole. I'm calling because I.
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Just. Cause you ain't get no goddamn scholarship shot down. That's a goddamn fraud. Nah, it's a conspiracy because they ain't give him. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's the thing. They pay for my college blood. Them ain't give me no bread. They can't exist. I'm a Negro. Yeah, well, my funds at. Trying to get a scholarship from the United Negro College, they denied the. He's like, this ain't real, son. He ain't meet the GPA requirements. Son. Plat with a 1.5. Get out of here. He tried to go to a technical school. Yeah. No, son, get the out of here. They got grants. Yeah, yeah. It's not college fund money, man. Keep playing. We're trying to help get real career. You are. Oh, man. All right, let's move on. Let's go. Salty as hell. Yeah. This is a conspiracy. Oh, you know what? Y' all some frauds, too. You are tethers. Oh, y' all working with them? Yeah, yeah. We recording this in Senegal. We. Right now. We in Senegal right now. We had to record this three days in advance. Time's on a little shaky. Right? Yeah.
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Hi, Deontay. My name is Nicole. I'm calling because I actually have a wonderful opportunity for a networking event with you guys. So I created Creative Roots atl, which is this marketing event for Atlanta creatives, small business owners, plants, artists, etc. And we're taking place at the Distillery of Modern Art in Chambly. There will be, you know, custom cocktails, vendors, and the tickets are free. So I was just wondering that if you guys wanted to, you know, pop out and show some love to the community, I would really appreciate it. The plan was to have during Black History Month, but that didn't work out, so we have it in March. But there still will be just as much black joy and black creatives out there. I have Camille as a live artist. Not sure if you're familiar, her Instagram handle is k6nil. But definitely, if you get this message, please check us out. Give me a phone call. My Instagram is Glass Garden Co. It's where I sell my plants and everything else. This is my first Event coordination. So I really appreciate the love.
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All right, Shorty, shout out to Camille. I think Camille is the artist. Shorty named Nicole. No, I get that. I was just saying. Shot took a meal. Ah, I seen. I was on the. I'm gonna. Are we not. We not Shorty? No. I don't know. I just. When she. When she said. I thought you said it like you know her. No, no, no. It was good. Just heard your female. All right, I'm gonna get the details. Shorty, I got you. What's Shorty handle? It's K6mil. Oh. Shout out to Camille. She followed me. Okay, now, she kind of hard, though. Yeah, no, she auntie follower, too. Nah, she tough. Yeah. Shout out to Camille. All right, man. Yeah, move on. I already got a couple emails, man. Thank y' all for calling. I ain't know why you saying it like that. Never mind. Shout out to Shorty. Yeah, man. Shout out to Art, man. Shout out to God. Who's the greatest creator of them all? Shout out to God, son. The greatest artist of all time. All right. Hey, Deontay, Big Ice Cup Cat. It's blank from NC again. You guys responded to an email of mine a while back. I have a situation I like y' all opinions on again. Okay, Shorty, how many situations you got? All right, you know the next email is we cutting to therapy. You know what I'm saying? I'm gonna charge about an hour. Yeah. And one minute is equivalent to one hour. God damn. You know what I'm saying? That's the cap. The man is an hour. So if you don't utilize it now, I'm just fucking with you. I have a situation I like your opinions on. Y' all might actually get irritated with me throughout this message, but please hear me out. Here we go. Because she already know the answer to it. She already answered the question in the email. I guarantee it. Go ahead. This shit. So, a few Saturdays ago, I met a guy in a bar. First week of us talking, we were texting every day. Falling asleep on FaceTime every night. Oh, my God. What kind of high school puppy love shit is this? Shorty, what's up? Yeah, come on, man. What's up with you, man? With a stranger? Yeah. At the bar. At the bar. FaceTime. False. Very susceptible to the love bomb in the show. Yeah, man. Either way, falling asleep on FaceTime every night. And he, in my opinion, was just sweet talking me, which worked. Okay, so you know your flaw. I think I remember you now. Is that the. Okay, okay, okay, okay. However, me being the overthinking Virgo I am. I have expressed my second guesses and skepticism towards our situation. To which he said, I'll show you that you can trust me. I took his word for it and since haven't said much about it. But things have changed, all right, you big dummy. God damn, shorty. The overthinking Virgo. Yeah, you ain't thinking too goddamn much. You gotta start thinking in the beginning. Thinking the beginning. Start thinking before you fall asleep on FaceTime. You know what I'm saying? Don't fall. Don't think in the back end. Think on the front. First of all, you might think in a bar. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Which means you was drunk. Your vision was already blurry. Yeah. You know what I'm saying, son? Might not even be that handsome. You might not even operate until 2020. You not even 2020. You know what I'm saying? God damn shorty, son. Said, I'm sure you could trust me. And then she said, the next two weeks of us talking have been silent on his part. Damn. I'm gonna show you her trust number. Get the on. Get the fuck on. We've barely talked. Unless I text first. We haven't been on the phone. We had plans to hang out last weekend, but had to reschedule due to him double booking himself with me and his mom on her birthday. Then she say, which I didn't fault him for because, I mean, it's his mother. How did he double book on your mom birthday? Double book on. I'm never double booking on November 17th ever. Like, I'm never doing that. Never busy on my new birthday. Yeah. Never doing that. As soon as December hit, I know her birthday comes. My mommy ain't even around. I don't do on my mama birthday to make a long email short. Something wrong with you, girl. I'm reaching out to ask if I should cut him off. Okay, question number one. Has he cracked? That is question number one. If he cracked. If he cracked, it's over with. You got guys, you got guys. Got guys. You met him in a bar. He did a bartender. He probably cracked that night. We not gonna. We not gonna. We not gonna make no assumptions. We not gonna make no assumptions. But going straight to FaceTime and falling asleep at your big grown age is a little crazy. Follow up and let us know some more details. Jesus Christ. Like I said earlier, the only time we really communicate is if I text first. So then, yeah, stop texting. The only thing you gotta do is stop texting him. And you literally. And like, maybe three or four days will go by. He'd be like, damn, I ain't heard from shorty ass. And then there'd be days in between each conversation. I'm always the last person to say something until the next text I send just for the convo to be cut short by him going, ghost. It sound like he cut you off, Big cat, what you think? Yeah, Sound like he cut her off. Yeah, he cut her off. God damn. And then you continue to hang out. Like, suggest hanging out. Suggest hanging out this weekend. But we were scheduled to have a snowstorm, and he works Saturday morning, so we might not get the opportunity. I wrestled with just texting or maybe calling him to talk about whether or not we should continue what's going on. But I don't want to overstep and potentially make it seem like I'm nagging or. Or being inconsiderate of what he may have going on behind the scenes, all of that stuff. Behind the scenes. He should be communicating, but he's not communicating with you at all. It's over with. So you, like, basically are on his dick. He know it and he knows it. Yeah. So you need to get off his dick literally. I don't know if you've been on it literally, but I'm saying figuratively, you gotta get off nigga dick. He's struggling. Nigga E. Joe wild crazy right now. Like, he like, damn, this just won't go away. Yeah. I don't even got to talk to her. She still want to kick you. Yeah, he booked you. He booked you on his mom birthday on purpose. Yeah.
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To say he booked you is crazy. She said double booked. I know. That was crazy. Crazy verbiage. Double booked. He double booked us. Double booked. I'm sorry that we kind of clowning you, but you know better. Yeah. I thought of every possibility that could be affecting the situation, and all I can think is, why hasn't he said something? Anyway, hopefully you guys can give some insight from a man's. Well, two men's perspective. Thanks for reading my longest novel of email. Peace, love and kisses. No kisses. No. No kiss. Please no kisses. No please no kisses. We know how you get after a test. Don't kiss us. Should be blowing the pod, though. Yeah. Why y'?
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Why y' all has to be here? I don't open my emails no more. Chill. It's my mom's birthday. It's my mom's birthday. Yo, relax. Spit it. Terrible balls. I got a lot of mamas gonna be booked. P.S. please, please, please come to NC. Either Greensboro, Charlotte or Raleigh. Either one works for me. Well, we'll be there. Well, we'll be there. We'll be in both Charlotte and Raleigh. We'll be in Charlotte and Raleigh. And hopefully we could get you some straightening to your face. Yeah, please. You got a lot going on. Yeah. Maybe it's time you met. Maybe it's time for a self. A self love journey. A eat, pray, love moment. Yeah, yeah. You gotta eat pray love moment. You know what I'm saying? Go get you some spaghetti, you know what I'm saying? And eat, pray love. Yeah. Reflect. Yeah, man, all you need is really and truly is you. Yeah, that's it. You don't need this, man. Nah, this does not care. This at the bar he met you at, picking up other. Yeah, that nigga Baby mom was out of town. That's why he was able to FaceTime you. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Baby mom was out of town for a couple days. Couple weeks. She was. She was on T for a couple weeks. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Now she back, baby. Now she back. His girl back at the house. Yeah, now you. Now you. Now you salty. Now you salty. Know what I'm saying? Gotta know the rules of the game, man. You caught him while he was free. Yeah, yeah. He's probably on like a little breakup, a little free session. Little breakup, little breakup, you know what I'm saying? A little break. She moved out for a little minute. Yeah, now she back. Now she back, baby. Yeah. Nah, nah, it's over for you. And you are back at the bar. Yeah. Need help. Please read. Okay. Black cop losing his family over a white girl. What the. Looking for blunt advice and tough love. Well, brother, you've come to the right place. God damn it if you haven't come to the right place. We back Big ice cup. Black cop losing his family. Jesus. Over a white woman. Jesus Christ. God damn it. God damn. What? What? What? An ill. What? An ill. First sentence. What'd it say? What up? DK And B I, C, K. I hate that acronym. Please, y' all, please stop doing that. Yo, Big. Yeah. Please stop doing that. I hate that. This is the worst. I'm from. Where you from? My name is Blank. From Boston. Oh, oh, okay. They got him. They got them. Irish. Irish got him every time. The goddamn Irish. Man. I'm 26 year old black man who is engaged to a white girl and my family is not having it, okay? Because Boston is racist. What do you mean her family is racist, fool. Yeah, I was raised by A single mother. I'm the youngest and only boy. I have five older sisters. I also have an older brother on my dad's. My dad hasn't been in my life since I was 4. We have no relationship. I met my girl at a kickback with some friends one year. I was home from college. I went to a PWI out of state sport on a. Out of state on a sport scholarship. It wasn't a united Negro college. See what I'm saying? When you see where the money going. Yeah, yeah, yeah. When you seeing where the money going, son? I went to PWI out of state on a sports scholarship. We dated all through college, but of course we're in two different states, so I was dating other women at the school the whole time. My sister says I was. If I was dicking other girls down, I would be stupid to think she wasn't getting dicked down. Well, I agree with sis. Sister got wisdom and he put raw for four years while she was in school as well. And why would I ever want to come back and be with her? I told my sister that I let her know I was seeing other people while in school and she was cool with it. And my sister said, yeah, and I bet that's because she was getting fucked for four years too. Jesus Christ. Your sister is keeping it overly real with you, brother. Yeah, yeah. She was definitely not being faithful to you. That's why she was cool with you talking. Anybody's cool with you. Dealing with other people is also dealing with other people. First time I introduced her to my mom, my mom wasn't having it and she's just not with the black men being with white women. But she didn't say much and just let me be. My sister are different. They played as if things were cool, but deep down I could see that they were just keeping it cordial. Time passed. They graduated from college, came back home. We linked up. We linked back up. The white girl and I and I have been together and we've been together ever since. She hasn't met any of my family members other than my mother, sisters, grandmother and a few cousins. My granddaughter like her, doesn't like her. Says she's nasty and disrespectful when I propose. What's up with you? When I proposed, if your family don't like her, like, why do this? Why do this? Yeah. Why put yourself in this situation? You want to say it's a bitter thing, but they obviously noticed something. I mean, this is a family full of black women. Yeah. You bring a white Bitch over there. Yeah. Then they say they don't like her. Your grandmother say she nasty. If my granny say the bitch nasty and disrespectful, well, that's curtain. She can't even come my granny house. You see what I'm saying? You know what I mean? And you ain't said nothing about her family? Why do fools fall in love? When I propose and I tell my family without even meeting her, I got an overwhelming no from everyone. My aunties, my uncles, cousins, who all haven't met her yet, et cetera. Everyone telling me I'm too young, I need to live more life, travel the world, experience more, get to know myself, can the therapy, deal with my daddy issues and she is not the one, etc. My brother's mom told me I'm going down the same path he's he did by making bad decisions. And she suggests I take no advice from him. Oh, his brother. So on his dad's side. Okay, okay, okay. So basically he got don't look up to him or become anything like him. He got married at 18, had two kids, was divorced by 20, got married again at 22, had six more kids. God damn. And it's probably about to get divorced again. My mom says she doesn't know who I am, that I'm not the person she raised, and that this relationship has put a restraint on the relationship I have with my family. While my girl and her family are good, well, duh. I bet that nigga Haitian. What a crazy Bet a Betty Haitian. What a crazy. Betty's Haitian. He wouldn't put his name in there. I'm not the person she raised. A relationship put a strain on a relationship with the family. I'm over here going through it. Is this love or lust? Should I call this engagement off? Break up with her and listen to my family? Sorry for the long email. Keep doing, y'. All. Big one. Thank you for reading. We did disrespect my mom on more than one occasion. That's another reason why my mom don't fuck with me. Her you disrespect. You know, you disrespect your mom. Disrespect your mom. White devil. Yo, son. Hold on, hold on. Wait a minute. Son, what's up? Yo, I'll you up, son. Disrespecting your mother like that big ice cup. I'll you up, man. You ain't the white girl, man. You know what I'm saying? What the is wrong with you, man? Listen to your mom. Your. How many. How many sisters? He got. He got five. Yeah, listen to your sisters, man. Leave the white devil alone, man, before I come see you, man. God damn. Big. Big ice cup. Listen, brother, What is it for the man who gains the world and loses his soul? Look, you. You moving real foolish. I ain't gonna hold you like y' all had y' all fun, bro. Yeah, you married, like. And I don't mean to call you a fiance, a. But it is what it is, bro. Y' all have disrespected your mother. You disrespect your mind with a white in Boston. Yeah, you're a wild, wild son. And then also, like, what is the rest of your life gonna be like? So you're just not gonna have a relationship with the people that raised you for a white. Like, get out. See how long that lasts. Get out. Get out. They're never going to accept this. So now you're gonna have a strained relationship with your granny. Yeah. Granny gonna pass away. Then you're gonna feel some type of way. This white was gonna. It's okay. Get out. Bro, like, I. Listen, listen. I'll say this. Rose reversed. Her family don't like you, and your family like her. I would still tell you to get out the marriage. The family's got to be on board with the marriage. Yeah. You went to the pwi. You've been playing in the snow for some time now. He's been playing in the goddamn. He's been playing in the snow. He's a goddamn Husky. Yeah, He's a Husky. He's from Boston. Yeah. He's been up there fighting with the Irish and now this. Think he. You know what I'm saying? Like some. Come on, son. Like, what we doing, bro? You knew what we was gonna say. I don't know why you want to put a strain on your like. Yo, I'm not risking my family for nobody. Nah, I'm not. I'm not putting a strain between me and my mama relationship. And a white. Especially your mom been good to you, yo. Too much. Too much history, son. Yeah. Damn. Who was taking you to autumn practices? You got the. You get. You get. You get. You know what I'm saying? She raised you up. Take you to practice. Yeah. Your sisters help rear you. Yeah. Scholarship. Yeah. Just so you go play in the snow and come back disrespect your family, son. Nobody said you can play in the snow, son. Playing the snow. Why are you trying to live your life in the snow? Time to come back home. You're not a Husky. You're A pit bull, son. Yeah, man. You're a pit bull, man. Pit, son. You're a pit son. You know what I'm saying? You're a rottweiler. You ain't built for the snowflake husky. Of course. Her family cool with it. They're going to take your organs. Oh, he's a cop, too. He's a cop. Imagine that headline. You all up. You all up. I ain't gonna lie, son. You all up, son. Yeah, the only reason her family like you is cause you a cop. Cause you a cop, son. Oh, he arrests. He's good. Hey, he's good with me. The guy's good with me. Yeah, he's one. He's one of the good ones. He's not a bad guy. He's one of the good ones. Come up in south here at any time, you know, with him. I don't know what you're doing with your life. Yeah, I don't know what you're doing, but you're moving backwards, son. You, you, you moving. You moving. You moving foul. Yeah, you moving real fishy out here. So something going on. I don't trust you. You know what I'm saying? Matter of fact, don't email us no more. I just realized, talking to the police, we don't with ice, we don't with the police, and we don't with Goskis. Police ass nigga. I was gonna say unsubscribe. Yeah, take back that. Like, take back that comment. Unsubscribe unding that notification bell and get the fuck out. Our patreon come back when you leave the white girl. Yeah, you over here giving intel to the other side. Yeah, that's not what we represent over here. Yeah, fuck wrong with you and go apologize to your mother. How the. You go to school on a basketball scholarship, I'm assuming. What he say? No, he never say. He never say which one. Sports. Yeah, sports. Trying to say sports. Yeah, yeah, yeah. How you going to school on a sports scholarship and then come home and be a cop in Boston? That was his only choice. You running through your Is getting ran through. You come back home, link up with the bitch. What's she doing for a living? Yeah, where's her occupation, bro? You know what I'm saying? You got to link up with the. Your family don't like her. Disrespectful to your grandmother. What you think? What you think you. You. You doing? You. What you. You think you're better than better than somebody? You better than us saying you think you better Than go Roxberry and find your wife with the Roxberry, son. Go to Roxberry and find your wife, son. Stay out of Tobury, son. You all in Toberry with the white girl. Go to Dorchester. Find your wife in Dorchester. Yeah, son, you out there in Southie trying to find your queen. Get out of Southie. Go to the Roxbury and find your queen, son. I'm saying, imagine the smile on your face and your family face when you bring that black woman home. Oh, they gonna be like, ah. Oh, my God. Your granny can die happy. Oh, granny can leave earth happy. Pick the ball back up. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Go coach some youth. Yeah. Put the badge down. Put the white bitch down and get back to what you know, son. Put everything down. You out here. You lost in the sauce, B. You lost in the fucking sauce, my nigga. You're lost in the sauce. You played in the snow so long. Yeah, that's all you want? That you got caught up in an avalanche. Now you can't breathe. Now you can't breathe, son. Now you can't see. We can't even see you. Can't see, son. Can't even see you. You just a little dot. Little black speck out there just covered in snow. Yeah, man. You think you're husky now? Trying to dig your way out, son. You know what I'm saying? Look, bro, do the knowledge. Earth to you. Earth to you, man. Lock in, bro. Lock in, bro. Wrong with Boston. Listen to me right now. If you in the Roxbury right now and you see a black cop. Yeah. Walk up to the smack in the face with a snowball, say, stop disappointing your mother. Leave white women alone, man. God damn. You don't learn, man. You ain't Tiger Woods. It's not gonna work out for you. The second you get aggressive. See what happened to Tiger? You see one out of two cops committing domestic violence, son, you gonna tell me you the exception. You gonna beat the white bitch up. Then what? Then what? Then what? You going upstate. You going way north. Massachusetts. He's going to Maine. Yeah, they gonna see your ass to Maine. See your ass Nova Scotia, yo. Send that nigga to Nova Scotia. Gonna be in Africa town, son. Yeah, where Harriet took locked up. All right, man. All right. And a bunny hopper, man. Think about what Dr. Umar would say. Man, I you up, son. I begged your pardon. Beg your pardon. You a cop and you dating a white bitch. Yeah. So you it up. You think this is the depoted? You think this is depending. Fuck you Think he was the equalizer. Yeah, you think you Ben Affleck. You ain't Ben Affleck. You not been, son. You ain't Boston. You know what I'm saying? Think you Bill Russell. Nigga. Not Bill, man. Just another man. Just another with a badge, man. Son, you went to Scott School of Scholarship. Now you come back to Boston, Bill Russell. See you Paul Pierce just a cop. Ain't no cop. J. Reed ain't no cop. Cop. Son, put the badge down and pick up the ball. Put the Bald Eagle down. Put the ball. Pick up the ball, son. Pick up the bags. Get back to your roots, son. Go back to the youth, son. Go back to Rocks Berry and train the kids up. They need a good coach. Show them the way. Yeah, I got a scholarship. I made it out. Yeah, you can make it out, too. Now imagine you go tell the young you made it out. They be like, well, where you come back? Oh, I came back and been a cop. Boom. They going to run you out of Roxbury. Yeah, son. Roxbury. Listen to me right now. If you see a black man out there in a police car covered in snow, tell that give us a spree. I'm a star ass. They ain't watch Jordan Pill. Get out, son. Trying to tell you, B. Yeah, son. They cool with it for a reason. Yeah. And they not cool with it. They ain't cool with it. Son, you up. The only thing they like about you is that you're a cop. You lock up. You lock up. You doing their job. Yeah, this is a good one. He's a good one. He's not so bad. Not so bad. You know what I mean? He's a. But, you know, he's a cop, though. It kind of equals it up. It's like he's mixed. Yeah. This might as well be white. Might be Italian. I think I seen a little red hair. Yeah, I think it might be one of us when I fighting Irish. Yeah. Wrong with that? All right, man. We stop talking your stupid ass. You get time to start your stupid ass. Do we have more emails? Yeah, we got one more. That's my calling from now. Huskies. Hey, Deontay. Big ice Cup Cat is. Oh, no, we already read this one. Okay. This is a platinum member. Okay. All right. All right. Grisneggs podcast. The best part out. Thank y' all for open the eyes and the minds of the people. I'm 28. I live in West Virginia. So I grew up around a lot of white people. Oh, my entire life. Currently working in security, making a Decent wage, but planning to go back to school to get certified in H Vac in August. Okay. Right, brother. That's what we talking about, nigga. Do the to the knowledge, nigga. I've been with my girl for five years now. We met through mutual friends, and I got her pregnant within two weeks of us meeting. Well, God damn. This took. It just took a sharp turn. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Originally, I wasn't that into her. I was focused on going back to school, trying to open my third eye, doing semen retention. I hate niggas. Yo, why do you want to do the semen retention after you get a pregnant? Crazy, bro, it says. But she had a nice crib, a fat ass, so I thought I might as well take a test drive. Oh, shit. We both came from very religious backgrounds, so when she got pregnant, it was a big deal. My family has made a name for themselves in the community, so it'd be a bad look if I got some random girl pregnant. Right. After we figured this out, the pandemic hit. School fell through, job fell through. No car. I was broke, but I still had a baby on the way. And I eventually got a job in the mall, worked for her father for a little bit. While not telling my family, I got this girl pregnant after three months, finally get the courage to tell my family out the blue, while they were eating dinner. I had just pulled up. I wasn't even supposed to be there. In their shock, my dad shrugs. And so my. My dad shrugs and says, well, what you gonna do? Two months later, she sadly loses the baby. Damn. My niggas pat me on the back, saying I dodged a bullet. And to be honest, in that moment, I felt the same. It's a cold game, baby. Damn, baby. It's a cold game, son. Damn, Dawn. The game is cold, son. The homies are celebrating. The homies just putting them on the shoulders. Hoisting this nigga up like it was in a bomb popping champagne, son. Yeah. God damn. She called. Tell the man I lost a baby. Yo, y', all some other. Pour the grill out, throw something on it. The meatballs, baby. Put the ribs on the grill. No baby shower. Jesus Christ. In no shape or fashion. Is miscarriage a joke? No, no, we're not making a joke. I'm just one thing to know, because you know how. You know how, you know how be. Are they laughing at miscarriage? No, we laughing at this. I know, I know. But you know how we know you know we're not laughing at a miscarriage. You know how. Yo, these some cold they some cold. There's some ill in West Virginia. There's some ill out there. I don't want to be around West Virginia. I see, I see. My boy should have had like. My boy should have been consoling me. This like woo boy. Boy, it was close. We can go to the bar again. Baby. That's fucked up shot. At the time, me and her were not living together. But after her being depressed and losing a roommate right after we lost the kids, she begged me to move in with her due to her not being able to afford living there anymore. At this point, I kind of figured the journey was over and I didn't want to move in. I kind of wanted to end things due to all this. Starting through late night drunken texts and I care, but I cared for her and I felt to be fucked up and just leave her after she lost the baby. So I moved in. That was. That's. You know what I'm saying? That's some noble shit. I ain't gonna hold you. That's some noble shit. Yeah, I mean you wasting her time and yours, but it's noble cause. You know what I'm saying? She going through it. Just cause you celebrating. Yeah, just cause your homies is goddamn hoisting you up in the air. Shit. Fuck wrong with these niggas? Her friends over there praying? Yeah, they over there fucking. My family was furious. I was about to move in with this girl without being married. They didn't like anything about her, really. And my pop felt like this was a rerun of my high school days in Kentucky going wild. Okay. Five years later, I'm still with her. Okay, my bad. So they still together? They still together. So what is his issue? I don't know. What is he asking? I think this just want to tell us his background. Nigga, get married to the girls and leave us alone. Oh, okay, hold on. Okay, I guess we getting there. This last paragraph. Okay, okay, okay. My family was furious. I was about to move in with this girl without being married. They didn't like anything about her really. And my pop felt like this was a rerun of my high school days in Kentucky going wild. Five years later, I'm still with her. Our families have not met. What? We have frequent problems with our social views and how to act in public. And this relationship causes a lot of arguments within the fam. Now she's talking about marriage. I have no problems with marriage. But I know I fucked up cause this girl is white. Oh, my nigga. The Huskies, son. The Huskies. The goddamn Huskies. And I'm the only son on my side of the family, and I can't have my last name whitewashed. And I feel like I'm stuck on the scene from get out having a platinum membership on Nigger Island. I know I fucked up. Been worried this long, but I don't know if this to do. You gotta get out. You gotta get off island, son. You gotta swim, son. You gotta get is. You gotta swim. You gotta swim. You gotta swim, baby. You dodged the bullet. Yeah. And then you felt bad. I ain't know you was feeling bad. For a colonizer, I ain't know you felt bad for five years. I was thinking five months. Yeah. I was thinking five days. Nick said five years. God damn. Did a big. No, you cannot. Listen, listen, bro, If y' all are constant, first of all, y' all families haven't met, which mean her family. Crazy racist. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Crazy racist. It's West Virginia. They gonna hang your ass. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Trailer park backwoods. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. A lot of Mountain Dew. A lot of Mountain Dew. A lot of Mountain Dew. They doing the goddamn do. They doing the fucking do out there. Listen, my nigga, you gotta go. Yeah. You gotta get up out of there. Yeah, you gotta go, son. You don't want to. First of all, people change and grow. But politics and, like, political views and, like, ideology, outlook on the world should not be a thing that you are constantly arguing with your mate about. Yeah, that's crazy. With your partner. Like, y' all should have ideal then. You talking about my name? I don't want my name, my last name, to get whitewashed, bro. You've been fucking this girl for five years, bro. You're whitewashed. You're whitewashed, man. You're white. You fuck. This girl got her pregnant, man. He's a nice crib, fat ass. He tried to get us. Yeah, he tried to get us. I was. I was thinking, oh, okay. Got a nice sister. Yeah. I mean, that might be. That might be cornbread thick in West Virginia. It might be a little thicker than Alexis, Texas. You know what I'm saying? Yo, son, you're bugging. Yeah, you last two you played in the show. Yeah. You got caught up, son. Too long. You play, yo. No, I was wondering, like, why did Daddy hate this and you all in West Virginia? Yeah. And he know. He know. You ain't even met the family, bro. Yeah, she ain't even met your friend. Both y' all families is diametically opposed to this. I don't even Know if that's the right word, but they. They don't want this. This union is. Is gonna be a union made in hell. Yeah. And why is she talking about marriage? She only know your people. Yeah. She ain't even met your people. She didn't even introduce you to hot people because she know how they get down. Get the out of there, son. She trying to prove a point with you. Yeah. And you just stuck. Yeah, she been named black her whole life. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Wait till I married one. Yeah, yeah. White girl with a fat ass in West Virginia. Yeah, the is all the. All the. In West Virginia, they got echolocation. Yeah, yeah. Sonar, solar. In West Virginia, white girl with a fat ass. Oh. Got her locked in. Y' all hear that? Driving down the street, having a time. It's like it's a thick white round somewhere. It's a thick white bitch. We gotta find him within 10 mile radius. Find this. Yo, you're bugging. First of all, what was you doing in Kentucky? You got school in Kentucky. The fucking white bitch in Kentucky. You had to move to West Virginia. You had to move to West Virginia. Right across the border. Yeah. Found a white bitch, got her pregnant immediately. Damn, man. Son. The huskies, bro. What is this about white girls that make niggas lose they mind? I don't know, man. I done fucked a few white girls. It ain't that crazy. It's not. It's not wild. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? When you young, you 17, 18. Yeah. You gonna try some shit out. Yeah. Explore. Explore. You don't dive head first into the snow. I knew that I was a short hair dog. West Virginia, listening to me right now. If you see this brother out with his white girl with his fat ass booty, tell him blink twice if he need help. Get out of there, man. I knew I was a short haired dog. Son, please. All right, man. Big cat. We end this in the show. Please. I love y'. All. We love y', all, man. Deontay Deontay Kyle.com Advice@Deontay Kyle.com New Music Monday NMM Kyle.com get them views up on new music Mondays, man. Go tap in with new music Monday, man. Go to deontayky.com for updates on merch, updates about any information and changes that may be happening to the podcast tour. Yeah. And last but not least. $8. $8. Tap into that Patreon 657234. Always knew, man. Just look at the boys. I always knew, though, man. Like, that's what I'M saying, son? The snow would have never caught me, son. I knew better, son. Hey, yo, 657234. Eggs at 657-234-3447. Listen, yo, remember these two things. Stay black and please, for the love of God, stay out the snow. You know what I'm saying? It's just hip hop. It's just. You know what I'm saying? It's just my. It's just rats, man. Turn me up, man. It's just raps. I just want to rap. Yeah. They say without the proper labor, faith don't stand a chance. I put my faith in faith and stand on fertile land. I planted seeds that'll indeed turn into trees before rest in peace, tease get printed to me unless impeded. Matter of fact, that got me thinking back when Mr. Love was tending to his garden, schooling me to a newity before he grabbed his clubs to go golfing. And it's no coincidence that do still had the caddy back when woods were still the best. Don't let me roll off course here. Georgie Pops was dropping jams while I was lighting sigs. But you know, I too was listening with both ears. You see, that's the best that I can do. Wisdom is the application of knowledge. I was picking up what he was putting down, just wasn't applying it. I ain't denying it. Nah, maybe I was too busy trying to find the balance between religion and science. Trying to get to the bottom of everything while being the highest, like a pilot's roots. Am I right, brother? Cause I was simultaneously relaxed, playing in through reason and rhyming that I sought for us dissecting systems responsible for our imprisonment. The visionary with astigmatism in scar corneas. If love is blind, then what am I? 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