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Y 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 south with a dirty mouth might need orbit miss things things on me like a nigga Norbit had to refuse them cause my bitch no rest Fusion she gorgeous as I dab my sons up and kiss my daughter forehead tell them we gonna get to my pockets morbid remember living in apartments now we playing mortgage you ain't gotta like a regardless baby I'm blessed and I keep that blick with me we like grits 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 130. I'm your host, Deontay Kyle. But who's behind the camera? The coolest coast in the world. Big ice cup Kizzy. Okay. Dj. Dj, Big ice cub. Big ice Cub Got him going crazy to Patreon. Hey, man, that stream was fire. That stream was good. I ain't gonna lie. Yeah, I was a little anti stream because I'm just not a big fan of streamers. Yeah. And streaming is fun, but streaming. Streaming is lit. Yeah. Stream is fun. I ain't gonna lie. Yeah. You know. You know, it's like everything else. You put your little twist on it. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Of course. Damn. Episode 130. Yeah. God damn. We're moving right along. 120 away from the goal. The road to 250. 250, baby. Go shut this down. All the cousins. Oh, man, they gonna be hot. Yeah, man. Hopefully we get Denzel on this. We good. We gotta get Coug in here too. Yeah, get Coogan, Denzel. Shout out to Ryan. Cougar, man. Shout out to Michael B. Jordan. Both of them. Boy, walk home. What? Oscars. Yeah, good oscars. Deontay deontay kyle.com for all booking and inquiries. Okay. All booking and all inquiries. Deontay Kyle.com Advice Deontay Kyle.com for all advice, submissions and support. Supportiontechyle.com if you have any issues on the website or the patreon, please reach out to supportyonte kyle.com if you have any issues with merch. If you have any issues trying to secure a ticket to that First Cousins tour, let me know on supportion kyle.com deontaycomble.com is where everything is. Everything lives there. I mean, everything's there. The latest episode. Yeah, it's the merch. Yep. It's there. Yep. How you purchase that tour ticket is there. It's there. That tour ticket is there. Support us on the road. We are going and taking this show on the road. The first cousins tour is starting this Sunday. This Sunday? This Sunday. Oh, not next one. This one. It's this one. Yeah. We are starting out at Good Night's Comedy Club. March 22. Raleigh, North Carolina. But that, of course, is sold out. It's sold out, baby. Stardome Comedy Club, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1st. Goddamn. I don't think Birmingham likes us. Where we at with Birmingham? 50%. 50%. Everywhere else is almost sold out. I mean, that's. I think we just gotta do a little bit promo for Birmingham. We Gotta get. We gotta get. We gotta let them know we come. I don't think they know. Yeah, Birmingham type in the city, they come to the door. It's all word of mouth. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We gotta go out there. Yeah, we gotta go. We got. We're not going to have to holler at Ricky. Smiley got holl at some goddamn. Got to go talk to somebody. Yeah. Goddamn. But we are. The historic Stardome Comedy club in Birmingham, Alabama. April 1. Comedy Zone, Jacksonville, Florida. April 7. Those tickets are gone. Hey, they found out about it. I don't know who told. Yeah, they going. Cuz they went from like 40% to 80%. Hey, yeah, all the VIPs gone, all the meet and greets. Oh, man, get them tickets. Get them tickets, dog. If you in North America, I don't care if you. If. I don't care if you're in Montreal, I don't care if you in Greenland. Bottom tickets. Fly to the southeast and come see your cousins, man. Yeah, the first cousins tour. Yeah. We come to a city near you. April 14, Comedy Zone, Charlotte, North Carolina. That one damn near. I mean, that shit is at 98%. If you in Charlotte and you trying to come to that show, you better buy that ticket. Now. You gonna be outside in the parking lot. Pause the show. Yeah, this shit gonna be here. Them tickets not. You know what I'm saying? Pause the show. Come and we got a special surprise for all the Patreon cousins in Charlotte. Hey, you got a special surprise for all the cousins, and we have a special guest. Mm. Well, that's just how we doing things. Yeah, man. This is how we doing things. Yeah, man. Then we're gonna end it off. April 28th, Zany's Comedy Club, Nashville, Tennessee. We got a special guest at that show as well. You know, the team is already talking about the northeast leg of the tour already. Yeah, they already. Where we going? I can't announce. Oh, where we going? Because. Yeah, where we going? We ain't concrete. We ain't concrete. We still got. Let's focus on the subject. We got some P's and Q's. Let's focus on the subjects. We got some T's to cross, some I's, Y on this, but yeah, again, Zany's Comedy Club, April 28, Nashville, Tennessee. We will see y' all there. You know, I'm extremely excited about the success of this tour so far, and I'm ready to come see y'. All. Oh, and I got a hot. Oh. Oh, and I do have some to talk about. We These. These tours will not be recorded. These. These shows will not be recorded as episodes. So we gonna talk a little different, you know what I'm saying? We're gonna bring a town hall vibe to the building. I like that. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? I'm gonna be sweating in that motherfucker. Deontaykyle.com again for everything. Deontayky.com tour for those tickets. Follow us Deontay Kyle on all platforms. The Grits and X podcast here on YouTube. Make sure you like, comment, subscribe. 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What? And, and, and, and, and, and, and, and follow Big Cat. Yeah, just follow me. Big hat to dj. Look, man, I'm. Listen, this is a moment of complete transparency. So I told Big Cat, like two weeks ago, like, yeah, you know what I'm saying? The interest of business, we paying a DJ to come out and shout out to all the DJs, you know what I'm saying? That'll come out like. What's your name from Minneapolis? Erica. Ali. Erica. I think it was Eris. DJ Sophia. Eris Sofia. Eris. Shout out. DJ Sophia. Eric. Shout out to Gab Soul. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Gab Soul. Shout out to Gab Soul. Hold it down, man. D.J. Mrs. Yeah. D.J. Mrs. Shout out mommy, Popo. Mommy Popo. Shout out to all the DJs. Yeah. Oh, it wasn't intentional, bro. Yeah, yeah. I'm just saying, they just happened. Beautiful black women, lot of beautiful black queens and some. And. And some Hispanic queens. Yeah, some Hispanic queens. You know what I'm saying? But that was real hip hop. Yeah. You know, hip hop started in the park. Yeah. Yeah. Hip hop started a park, baby. Puerto Ricans was around. Yeah, they was right there. They was right there. They still there. The Dominicans was right there. Dominic was there. They was there, son. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? You never seen Puerto Rican break dance before? Shout out to Boogaloo Shrimp. Shout out to my man Boogaloo Shrimp. Son, big ice cup is wrong with you. Shout out to Nigga Barbito. Barbito Garcia. You know what I'm saying? Hip hop, son. Bobido Garcia, nigga. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? If you play, you know what I'm saying? If you play NBA street, you know who I'm talking about, son? There's a couple big L freestyles. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Stretching Bobido, man. Either way it go, you know what I'm saying? All of our DJs have been women. And that wasn't intentional, but that's the way it panned out. And, you know, we're better for it, you know what I'm saying? Because who are we if we're not gonna uplift a woman? Yeah, yeah. You know, black woman. DJ Haki, DJ Hake. Yeah, yeah, same thing. Ye beautiful black woman. Yeah, we doing our thing over here, you know, this is the all inclusive part. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But I say that to say, you know, in the interest of doing good business and going on your first tour. It's a lot of cost, you know, and I gotta pay them. Oh, it's a lot of cost. A lot of. A lot of money. I mean, you're gonna make it back. God damn it. It's a lot of money. But we don't got no investors. We are an independent. Yeah. And, you know, paid the cost to be the boss. I see what James Brown was talking about. No, I see why he had to make that song. Yeah. Cuz. God see why Jay's wrong. Goddamn, sometimes it costs to be the boss. If it ain't your employees at the goddamn irs. God damn, they getting you. You know what I'm saying? But what a blessing it is. You know what I'm saying? What a blessing it is. I said it say, I was like, you know, we don't necessarily need a DJ. Cause all they do is kind of 15 minute crowd warm up. Yeah. And then they introduce us and they vibe. Then they said they vibe, they bow for the show. Now when we've been having our mixers, they earn their money. They getting their money, making their money in. Dj Missus had a turnt up in la. Oh, yeah, we was. Oh, man. Mommy Popo turned this up. You know what I'm saying? Gab Soul, same thing. Gab Soul had a nice mix. Yeah, like Sophia era's nice. All these DJs have been excellent for what they do. But because we doing these book shows, it's like, I mean, we not doing a mixer after, man. My man, Big Cabin doing his thing on the ones and twos. Yeah, we gotta make you the dj. Yeah. We gotta make you the host. Yeah, he did his thing. Hey, look, he wasn't a DJ in Minneapolis, but he did host the show. He had the crowd turn. Okay? We never seen no ass shaking at the grist and eggs before the mix, before the mix, before the mixes, before the mix, before the knowledge. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Normally you say guys, post now. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Pre knowledge. Yeah, yeah. You know what I'm saying? It was pre knowledge, pre models, posterior movements. You know what I'm saying? Pre knowledge. Posterior movements was going on, and I just heard the crowd roar. And I was all, they're eating this up. They like that. I didn't know what's going on. You know what's going on. Somebody showed me a video. I was like, hey. Oh, hey. Okay, Big Cat. All right. Crawled on the stage. I said, oh, shit. Shorty rolled on the stage. Yeah. Jada Jackson, either way. And I was like, yeah. But then I was like, man, you know, I'm nervous for my friend. Cause he ain't never did this shit before. And, you know, it's like a learning curve. And we got on that fucking stream the other night. And first of all, shout out to you, man, I appreciate you. I mean, you got in the bag. Appreciate you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You expanded the bag. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? The bag was looking a little slim before. Yeah, you about to double out. Yeah, I bought the Duff out. Duff take your. Yeah, yeah, Bought that Duff out. You bought that Duff out. You know what I'm saying? We get money here. Yeah, we getting money here, man. Not in Queens, man. Not in Queens, man. We get money right here, man. Let Duff take his shit. Yeah. Nah, he take money in Queens, man. N. We get money. Go that way, man. Right here. Go that way. We get money right here. Yeah, man. Oh, Big Cat is ready for the road. Yeah, man. So Big Cat is the host and DJ of the tour. Henceforth, Henceforth, henceforth. Every city. We at every city, you gonna see me first, Big Cat. Never seen it like that before. Big ice cup. Who's in front of the camera? Yeah, man. Who's from the crowd? Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Shout out. So congratulations, my brother. You know what I'm saying? Hey, best decision I made so far this month. An executive decision. An executive executive order was called. You know what? I' 657234. Eggs at 657-234-3447. We had a couple call INS during the stream. We did couple. Couple good call ins. Yeah. One of the. Sent me into. Yeah, you went to like a bag duck deep. I said, yo, I forgot we was on the call. Me too. Forgot we was on the damn call. He sent me to a goddamn. I don't know. That shit just brought a sermon out of it. Yeah, it did. They did, my brother. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. It was a good one, though. Yeah, but. Six, five, seven, two, three, four, eggs. Six, five, seven, 2, 3, 4, 3, 4, 4, 7 for all your voicemails. Got a couple voicemails today. Got a new computer. Hey, new Mac. We're streaming. Yeah, we are. Streamers, Streamers. You know what I'm saying? We're not doing it like y'. All. I'm not getting this big ass PC set up. Yeah, yeah, we don't need that. Whatever. Maybe one day in the future. But right now, my homie came over, hooked it up. We doing good. Real Chris, you know what I'm saying? New Music Mondays will be streamed now. New Music Monday is going to the stream because you have officially stunk up the place. Yeah, so episode 33 is the last one in the goddam. Yeah, the Jesus piece was the last one in the studio. That's it, baby. 33. Hey, what a way to end it. 33. You know what I'm saying? Time for a new beginning. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So 34. Goddamn testament. 34 would be a stream. Yeah, 34. Be a 3. 34 and beyond, man. You know, Jack Harlow, oh, dropped an album called Monica. I haven't listened to it. Me neither. I'm not going to listen to it. I haven't listened to anything before that either. I've never listened to. Let's keep it honest. I mean, we're gonna be honest. Yeah, you know. Yeah, whatever. So Monica, my nicker, gets on an interview with two white boys and says, yeah, throughout the process of making this album, I got blacker. Oh, oh, okay. So I get it. We're trying to be funny guys. I don't find that funny. I think the thing about jokes, you know, you know, at its core level, somebody has to laugh. So if it's not funny. And what is it they calling the man? He. He on the COVID dressed like. They call him Yakub Kweli. Yakub Kweli is nuts. Yakub Kweli. They got a nice ring to it though, Is the thing that really made me lose my mind. I was like, okay, I'm with this. They had a few names for him. So let me see if I can find some of these names. Okay? Music Stole Child. I seen that one. Yakub Kweli, Charlie Kirk Franklin. Yo, old Dirty Alabaster. Hey, yo, old Dirty Alabaster's crazy. De la stole, de la stole. Kkk Carl Thomas. Hey, yo, D. Angelo. Saxon is nuts. Yo, is nuts Danglo, Saxon is crazy. Ghost Face, Vanilla Light Bread Jennings, Crest Love. Crest Love. Listen, my call this honky. Honky honky. They spelled it three different ways. A clan called Clucks, Bleach Sweat. Bleach Sweat is nuts. J Nilla. J Nilla. I got blacker. Yeah. Here's my thing. Because I'm not a coon and because I'm not afraid of making white people uncomfortable, I'll openly say, man, that and that album. Get that. Pack that up. Yeah. Where the Will Mills. Up, up where? Where Will Mills at? Pack him up. Pack him up. Will Mills make a video? Pack this up, yeah. Yes. He's officially the New York security guard for black culture. He packed up. Pack it up. Pack him up. He moving, he moving. You know what I'm saying? One man in a truck. Pack him up. Pack that up, son. So shout out to Will Mills. Yeah. I don't know why you be going on Vlad, but we still. Yeah, we still saying you don't be on there doing Vlad, he got to be throwing you a nice something. And I ain't mad at that. Some proper. Some proper, some proper, some proper. You know what I'm saying? Swindle the white man. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure. Whatever. Yeah, but that and that album and. And anybody is. It was a. You know, it's actually a pretty good album. It's actually a crack of playing in your face. And you just gonna go for that? I'm not. Most niggas biggest fear is making white people uncomfortable. Hey, talk about it. Most people, big they biggest fear, they don't want white people to be uncomfortable around them. So they'll laugh shit off and. Oh, it's actually, you know, guys, maybe it's not that deep. Maybe it's not that serious. It's always that deep. Nigga. This is America. When has it not been that deep? And it's because you see them as being in control of your money without realizing that if you couldn't make them any money, they wouldn't even be in relationship with you. If they didn't see you as something to benefit themselves financially, they wouldn't even talk to you. So white people, like, are really good at faking the funk. That's what they do. They fake the phone. They'll Smile, they'll make you seem like a friend. They'll introduce you to their wife and kids. I don't give a fuck about you. Because the second you can't benefit them anymore or the second they play that act long enough to get whatever it is they want out of you, ah man, you gonna see that. You can see a 180, you know what I'm saying? This, the two faced the nature of this shit. They gonna go Harvey Dent on your ass real quick. And a lot of them will openly not give a fuck about offending you. Will not dis, will not like you in your face. And they don't care about your feelings or your fucking confidence. Meanwhile, you out here trying to make, you are going out your way trying to make white people comfortable. That's the same way I feel about this whole Marty Supreme. I, I, I finally watched, I was, I, I have been, I have been in a state of rest, you know what I'm saying? I am well rested. It's not even been a vacation, it's just been a home staycation. I just been at the crib with the babies doing, you know what I'm saying? Having fun, having a good time, watching a few series, watching a few films. And I was like, fuck it, man, you know, whatever. This shit had won awards and this had all this hype around it. Even though it came nowhere near recruitment, recouping its budget. I didn't see Vanity Fair say anything about that. Sinners had made historic records at the box office internationally, and their whole headline was about how it didn't yet recoup the budget after one week. Marty supreme didn't even recoup 10% of its budget in the first week. And they calling it a masterpiece because this is what white people do. White people gonna hype they own shit and then they gonna find a way to put a blight on your shit. And that's why Ryan COOgler being the second black director to win best original film is very important. Michael B. Jordan played three characters in that fucking movie. He played the twins and he played one of the twins as a vampire, which is a completely different personality. Shout out to Michael B. Jordan, man. He a deserving Oscar. But you know, Delroy Lindo losing to Sean Penn is crazy. Sean Penn. Now I will say this, I'm not on the board with the thing is one battle after another. I like the fucking breakdowns of the film more than I like the film. The film was okay, it was all right. Sean Penn's character really just fell for the white trickery, you know what I'm saying? His fetish for black women is what ultimately kept him out of the white supremacy club that he was so desperate to try to get in. And they knocked him off in the end. But that shit was not comparable to Delroy Lindo's performance in center. Not only that, just this, just the. Just the scene in the car. Yes, was enough. That was it. But again, meet white mediocrity for the win. Marty supreme is a movie about a. That is a con artist that believes he's going to be the best ping pong player in the world. It's 2026. That means in 2025, some got together and said, let's make a movie about ping pong. That and that paddle. Yeah. The best thing about that movie for me was seeing Tyler on. On camera. He's not betting the force, Gump. Not the ping pong. I know he can't with Forest. No, he with Forest. Listen, my. Now who wanted to really, you know what I'm saying? That's the only time about white man playing ping pong ever. Timmy and Tyler ain't got on. On force. And Bubba. You know what I'm saying? I'mma tell you right now. Hey, I with Tyler the crter. Timmy and Tyler. Yeah. They can't do nothing with Forest and Bubba. Bubba, you know what I'm saying? And you see how they didn't make the whole movie about that? Cuz ping pong ain't that goddamn interest. And you slime Tyler out in that movie too. Like this was just a straight slime ball sleaze. A sleaze bag. Damn. The whole movie is about this just being a piece of. Who doesn't redeem himself. Oh, that's crazy. He doesn't redeem himself. It's not even redeemed. He actually won an exhibition match against the who beat him in the finals. And who gives a. And that was it. That was it. That was the movie. Get the out of here. He lost the movie. He, he, he. He's. He has his dream of being a ping pong player. He's a ping pong hustler. Okay, okay. This is what he do. He go con. No, he's like a ping pong shark who's playing ping pong like this. They had the back. They had the back doors. They was in the back rooms. Losers. They just had nothing else to do. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And so the way that like they would make. They would. Do you remember how the did Will and. And Fresh Prince with The pool shit. Yeah, that's basically what they do. Okay? They judge on ping pong, him and Tyler. So he gets wind of this pink table tennis tournament. Wait, hold on. So Tyler's playing ping pong, too? Yeah. So this is. This is like. He's a cab driver. This. This is like the. The. The ping pong version of white man can't jump. They hustle niggas on the court, son. What are you. Yo, Big Cat. Yo, Big cat. This is not original ip, now that I think about it. It's just white man can't jump. It's. White man can't jump with people. That's all it is, son. That's it. That's all it is. God damn it. I'm working, man. I'll look at that in a second. So either way. Yeah, it's the whole film. Okay. Spoiling it, because the movie ain't. Yeah, yeah. So I mean, this is the thing. Beautifully shot. We'll get back to that in a second. Okay? So he fucking on this girl because. And there's another thing about him. He's never had a girl of his own. Everybody he is in a relationship with somebody else, okay? Slime ball. Yeah. So he's a terrific shoe salesman, okay? The. The owner. This is a Jew in New York. New York Jews. You know what I'm saying? This is what this is all about. Still steals money to catch a flight. Steals money from his employer to catch a flight to go to this ping pong tournament overseas, okay? And it's a big deal. And then he gets second place to this Asian ping pong player, gets recruited by this company because he was lost because he flipped the out when he lost. And they got it on camera. It became a big deal in Asia, whatever the case, maybe gets recruited by this rich whose wife he's to go do an exhibition match and lose on purpose as a. As a. As a show and a celebration of this nigga's talent, but the Asian nigga's talent because he's big in his country, but also he's not representing this nigga's company. So he's sponsored by them. So they hiring him because it's going to have a lot of hype, okay? And then they want to lose on purpose. Long story short, he get the first girl that he. He get pregnant and he dip. Oh, and then you tell her the baby in his second. Second lady, he her husband over. Because when he get there, he challenged a to a real exhibition match and tell everybody was fake. They cheered. They was like hey, we want to see the real match. He finally beat. He beats him. That's the end of the movie. That was it. Yeah, Yeah. I like to call like that High times. Yeah. Great packaging. Yeah, yeah. Ain't smoking on nothing. Hey, man. Yeah, but now that you don't call it white man. That's all it is. This white man can't jump. Yeah. That's all that movie is. It's white man. Yeah. But this is the thing we celebrate, this white mediocrity. This. There's no. There is no way that Sinners is just not doing a full sweep as cultural significance, except for the fact that accelerates and it centers black Americans and. And puts a twist on a horror genre that we've slid into quite a few times. Vampire in Brooklyn. What's the Blade? Blade. What's the Snoop Dogg movie? Bones. Bones. Jimmy Bones. Was he a vampire? Was he just a villain? He was a villain. Snoop Dogg. He's just a pimp that came out at night or some. Yeah, but. Yeah, you know what I'm saying? We dipped our toe in. You know, actually, black vampires saved Marvel. Yeah. Yeah. It's not the story they want to tell. So a lot of you niggas issues is that y' all want to make white people comfortable. Sinners does not make white people comfortable. Sinners actually tells you the story of how to deal with white people. Stop inviting them to your spaces. Stop trying to make them comfortable. This is why black Americans, I feel this is the, you know, the epiphany that I came to of why black people in America are so hated. And it's not because we don't have culture. I think that's the projection. The thing that people always say is you don't have culture. But this thing is. The thing is our culture is making white people uncomfortable. Civil rights, these inventions, in spite of enslavement, in spite of Jim Crow, the things that make this country better. The idea that white people don't have America without us. There is no America without black people. That's our culture. We built a world power without getting any of the credit while making majority of the contributions. And we don't want to assimilate into whiteness. That's why y' all don't like us. All y' all are out here on a campaign to kiss white people's ass globally. That's why y' all try to degrade and disrespect us, because y' all see our culture as the antithesis of whiteness. Because it is. And y' all are willing to trade in your culture at the drop of a hat for white acceptance, and they're never gonna accept you. Y' all hate us because we thrived in the midst of colonialism to the point where we made way for you to be able to come over here and thrive, too, just so you could degrade us a lot of people of color. Cause don't call me no fucking person of color, nigga. Fuck that. That's for cones, you know what I'm saying? You got your curry coons. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? You got your ramen coons. A lot of cool. Like your Caribbean cones. Got your oxtail. Cool. Got your Congo coons. Oxtail. You know what I'm saying? Jollof coons, you know what I'm saying? A lot of cooning. A lot of cooning, you know what I'm saying? Tropical coons. A lot of coons. I got some tropical coons out there, you know what I'm saying? Hey, Joel. Off. Cool. Hold on one second. Capoeira. Cool. Shout out to my Brazilian. Shout out to all the Brazilian. They're real out there in Brazil, you know what I'm saying? A lot of coons in the favillas. Hopefully not. Hopefully I keeping it real out there, you know what I'm saying? But a lot of people of color have this problem where they want to make white people comfortable or assimilate into whiteness. And assimilating into whiteness requires you to downplay blackness. Requires anti blackness. Now, Latinos, I got it bad. I will vote for Donald Trump. Listen, man, let me tell y' all something, man. Who vote. I seen a video that said, everything that we have experienced in the last year and some change. Right? In the last year and some change, everything we've experienced. We can rewind back to November 2024, and Latinos will still vote the same way. Cause they would. Yeah, they would. Cause they trust white people. They love the they. Hey, man, one thing I can say about a lot of our Latino brothers and sisters. No. They love a con. They love a Conor. Oh, they love it. White man's ice is gold, Yo. Hey, yo. They like that. They like that white ice. Yeah. Yeah. It's a white ice. They like it. Hey, there we go. There you go. You would think at this point they would hate ice. Nope. Despite ice, niggas still be kissing white people ass. James Tellarico is the white savior. Yeah. Yeah. They are in a rush to call Jasmine Crockett ghetto ratchet. You know what? Not Qualified that woman is. But that's besides the point. The thing is is that a lot of people of color have this issue. Now. I'm gonna tell you how I know Dominicans need to stop with this. Papi, I know black. I've seen your baseball team. Yeah, a lot of on the goddamn baseball team, son. A lot of locks, braids. A lot of braids. A lot of dancing going on. Look, there was some business. I ain't gonna say. Hey, look, I'm gonna tell you how I know Dominican's because the USA cheated to win. Yeah, yeah. They only do that with this. Yeah, they'll do that with you know what I'm saying? Oh, y' all thought y win all these dancing. That's not the way the game is played. You know what I'm saying? That's not the way the game is. Disrespect America's great past time with this. Oh, my God, sir re. No, you know what I'm saying? No, sir re. You know what I'm saying? Not gonna do that. Not, not, not my game. Not what I created. Not what I created. Not this white man sport. You gonna disrespect baby roof. You gonna dance during the seven minute stretch. Yeah. Take me out to the ball game. Yeah, yeah. Not take me out to the taco truck. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Y' all got going on. Yeah. Phone it in. Phone it in, man. Call it in, man. Next pitch. Whatever it is, I don't give a damn where it go. It's a strike. Strike go in the crowd. That shit is a strike. Damn. What the reality check. They saw Jackie Robinson Flashbacks. Flashbacks of Jack. They had the high babe. Yeah, they had the high babe, son. They had the high back give babe aunt. Make sure them pictures stay black and white. And, and, and, and try to make an excuse for that nose. They kept telling Babe, stop going to the back. Where the at? Stop, stop going through the back. Stop going back there. Stop hanging out in the back. You don't have to go to the back, man. A lot of you. A lot of you see, See this shout out to Babe Ruth. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Real. Yeah, real, man. I'm get this white money. I'm going drink beer, eat cheeseburgers. I'mma hang out Cotton Club. I'mma get the con. Get the con. I'mma hang out with Cab Calloway. And then I'm going go hit a couple homers. Big bat with a big bat, huh? Go to the color section. Every time you see bat r color. Yeah. The color section with the niggas. See, a lot of you problems is y' all scared to be in that color section. Not. Not babe. Not babe. A lot of you would have been sneaking into the color section during the Montgomery bus boycott. Yeah. Yeah. Getting low. I ain't carpooling things crazy. Yeah. Walk 17. I'm not walking 17 miles. They haven't been working in the factory. Got them feet hurt. And, you know, walking shoe wasn't one back. Oh, they weren't thinking about. Oh, no. R supported that motherfucker. The only walking shoe you had was a. Wasn't with. They weren't with the ID back then. You know what I'm saying? The world wasn't with them. No. The world wasn't fucking a lot of people of color. And a few niggas, they don't want to be in the color section. They want to. The way that white people will openly make black people uncomfortable, impulsively, it's almost second nature. And not give a fuck about offending you. And not give a fuck about openly showcasing hatred towards you. Just for you to keep. Say it again. Pull out the camera. Say it again. Instead of getting busy. Yeah, it's time to put phones down and get busy with certain. These people. But. But culturally, there's cultural narratives, signals that they're trying to put by. By allowing somebody like a Yakub Kweli to even. Like, who on the team thought this was a good idea? And I guarantee you, I can almost put my bottom dollar on this. That it was a nigga somewhere approving this shit. Cause it don't exist now, you see, he ain't gonna fucking. He's gonna sit down with two white boys to talk about a black genre of music, but he ain't gonna sit down with Joe Button. Nobody from the team reached out to us. We didn't know this was coming out. We didn't know see what kind of run we've been on. You. No. Who the is Jack. Jack. You know what I'm saying? One thing about John B. Though, he earned. John B. Earned him. Strikes my. I thought John he was black. Listen, my. He earned the name White Chocolate Son. Tell you something about John B, man. John B. Just came and put in the work. That's all he did, you know, Sung a few songs. That's it. I want to show for him. He pulled up in the turtleneck, huh? Throwing that good glasses. Oh, Cartier. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? It wasn't an act. He was really hanging with these. Had a little Fade, you know what I'm saying? Went for Louisville, Kentucky. Yeah. Remixing Fergie songs and falling off. All of the vultures have fallen off. And it's up to. It's up to the culture to kill a vulture. So the thing is, is that in mass, black people don't approve, but you see a few approval. But that's y' all niggas problems. Y' all look at white people as people who control your money. You look at their relationship to you as beneficial because you benefit them. Them that is the basis of the relationship. A lot of white people's business with us is transactional. If the second that you stop benefiting them, watch how they act. This has been an act that they put on for years. Like, I seen Charleston. White say, you think they was mean every day on the plantation. They probably wasn't, but they established it. They don't mind being mean to your ass. They don't mind showing hatred. They ain't gonna. White people's. This level of trickery. White people be. They be like, man, I ain't trying to steal your invention. I want to make sure it goes somewhere. I got the connections. I don't want to. Goddamn, I don't want to have to give you 100 lashings. But, hey, man, you put me in a hard place. What I'm gonna do, if I don't whoop you, then that's gonna show these other niggas that they can try me too. Yeah. And niggas be like, oh, I understand, boss. I understand. Y' all niggas still like that? Y' all still understand it. I don't understand. I don't understand the apprehension to make white people uncomfortable. Quite literally, your existence in America is uncomfortable because of white people. Your existence, nigga. Your existence, y' all gonna. It's not that deep. Your way back into bondage. This shit is bullshit. This shit is clearly a nigga playing in our face. There's a cracker playing in your face, and you trying to find comfort in it. Fuck that. Be loud about it. It the Russell, he's the homie. I don't know what he meant when he said Epstein was heaven sent. But I, I, I don't share them sentiments. I don't know what the he's talking about. What? Almost had to put in a phone call. I don't know what he's going on. I want to make sure the nigga's all right. I think maybe he's working too hard. Donnie, he said Donald Trump and Epstein was heaven sent. Which means I don't think he knows what heaven sent means. Also, I think it's just time to take a break. And before he performed the song, he said, my engineer told me not to put this out. Larussell love my nigga. You know I fuck with you. Sometimes we gotta start listening to our engineers. We gotta listen to the team. We don't build the team for nothing. Sometimes they not just good for mixing and mastering. They artists, too. Sometimes we gotta listen to the team. Cause that should have never hit the streets. But this ain't about the Russell. This is about this cracker. It's about this cracker. It's about you niggas, though. You know what I'm saying? You niggas. It's these things where we want to justify whiteness. And that's the thing that made me think about LaRusso in that situation. It's like heaven and Epstein should never be in the same sentence. These niggas are demonic. Shouting. These is demons, nigga. Them niggas, we don't need to justify their behavior. We don't need to all be equal in God's eyes. Nigga, this shit ain't got their behaviors, ain't got shit to do with God. Whatever your idea of God is, if it's accepting of that, I don't want to be around that God. I don't want nothing to do with your God if he's accepting of this behavior. But this is. This is. And this is also, you know, like with Latinos and the telorico thing, it's just like. It's showing. Like, bro, the way that y' all are in favor of your own demise is crazy. You watch these basically harass anybody with some tint today. Skin, paper bag testing in the street over the last year. Now starting up a war and ain't see nan icemember over there. I say the ICE members should go be on the front lines. Go send them. Go put the boots on the ground in Iran. Go put the boots on the ground and Iran, huh? You don't like people of color? It's plenty of them over there. Huh? It's plenty of them. A lot of browns over there. A lot of sand over there, you know. God damn. Big ice cup. God damn. You going. Going for 83, ain't you? Yeah. Gotta give my bail mo. A lot of sand niggas. A lot of sand niggas over there. Hey, hey. They said, hey, we're waiting for them. That's what they said. Hey, my nigga. I would have called it off. It fuck. It's not worth it. Yeah, but of course, war is not about the soldier. The soldier is a sacrifice for the monetary gain. I feel like America's military industrial complex is a big money laundering scheme. Because you know, they say all the time, man, bro, they got money for war. They always got money for war. Hold on, what do you mean? That money that y' all got for words being outclassed, all this goddamn military spending. How is we losing? Yeah, what we spending all this goddamn money for? We won't spend any money. Every, every time that somebody proposes a just a, a just and a social programming, what's the first thing say, where are we going to get the money? As soon as the say we're going to get to go to war. I never, I have never once heard a say, where are we going to get the money? I never once heard y' all say, where are we going to get the money? When it comes to war, when it comes to sacrificing an entire generation of young men in America, I have never heard that. Sending on a foreign land for a problem that he didn't create, nor is he going to solve. White, black, and in between, they're not fighting for America freedom. They're fighting for American imperialism. And once you get comfortable with the fact that we are the problem and we are the war machine, then you understand why this isn't justified. And this has to be an international money laundering scheme. It has to be. Because who the fuck is making the money? It ain't the goddamn soldiers. It ain't the goddamn citizens. It used to cost me $40 to fill the Kia up. How much it cost now? 60. God damn. A $20 hike. When I, when, when, when I seen that go past 50, I said, oh, what we doing? What we at with it? Why are we doing this? Yeah, why is it going up? And they will gladly bankrupt America. But a lot of you niggas is so comfortable, so predisposed to kissing white people ass that you can't even say that this is a problem. You can't say that Marty supreme is mid. You can't say, I'll never listen to the Yakub Kweli album. You can't say that there's something wrong with this war. Because now, and let's keep it real, a lot of you Latinos now just. All right, they back looking for Middle Eastern. They back looking for terrorists. Meanwhile, the cartel is in. God damn. The cartel in Mexico taking it over. That's a topic for another day. We'll say that for Patreon, how do they justify war? And how do they get so many Americans on board with war? And they do this by using religion and bringing forth end times prophecy. As morbid as it is to think about end time prophecies and revelations and what that looks like in the Bible and what that details for the people that live on the earth, as morbid as it is, it keeps people in a state of conformity. The worse the world gets, the more they feel like they are closer to salvation. And a lot of these world leaders have some strange occult like beliefs. Now if a prophecy is written and you can control the behavior of the world and you control the direction of a country, then you can also control the fulfillment of certain prophecies in the eyes of people who believe in those religions. So as morbid as it is to think about hundreds of thousands of people dying in a war, as morbid as it is to think of an extinction level event with nuclear weapons, it's just because of their belief in God. Because they believe when the world ends, their relationship with God in the afterlife begins. And that is a recipe for not only a sick ass society, but a society that finds comfort in conformity and they find comfort in chaos. Because the more chaotic things get here, the closer they are to their blessings there. I don't want no blessings stored up in heaven. I'll take them here, give me the, give me the flowers while I can smell them in all facets. I don't need a religion that tells me the worse my experience is here, the better it will be after I die. And that's why y' all are okay with war and that's why you're okay with white people. And the way that they undo things in America, the way they make your life harder here. They have convinced you via religion that your struggle is tied to benevolence, that your suffering is tied to righteousness. Meanwhile, they sitting back getting fat as fuck off your conformity to the point where they thinking of new ways to make you niggas suffer. I seen a motherfucker tech bro come out, one of these tech executives come out and say, we see intelligence the same way we see electricity. Maybe something that we can dole out to you on a subscription, something you can purchase. Niggas is telling you you're gonna have to pay to be smart. What the fuck type of shit is this? Do you, do you understand? Do you understand that if you said that in town about 150 years ago, if you stood on your soapbox in Town. And you were saying shit like that, that niggas would kill you. But you niggas are so comfortable making white people comfortable, your dying wish is that a white person is comfortable around you. You hear shit like that and be like, I don't know, maybe he. Maybe this guy has a point. A lot of you niggas is caught up in the grift, and a lot of you niggas are caught up in a spiritual grift. Your soul is attached to a scam. You niggas are being promised something you can't see. And you have put your belief in something that nobody has proven. All faith. I think that if you sit with yourself and you ask yourself in a true fashion, if I have to suffer, and my suffering is tied to my salvation after I die, is that love? God is love. One thing that I was. That I pulled away from 2 Chain's book outside of his, you know, his. His imperative, messaging around, you know, really trusting your intuition, really listening to your inner voice, is that God is love. So if you're moving in love, you're moving like God. So if God is love and all of this shit that these people do is evil, then you need to examine that evil. You need to understand that evil, and you need to reject it and do the opposite so you can move like the God you are and so you can move in love. Because what is the revolution? Love. The revolution is love. When I say that, I mean that. These people are running an international money laundering scheme to hide and to distract you from the fact that they're running an international child sex trafficking scheme. Child sex trafficking ring. A human trafficking ring. They are murderous. They are cannibals. There is evidence and there has been no arrest. What the fuck are we talking about? And y' all still listen? I'm gonna tell you this. I'm gonna keep saying this. I'm gonna keep saying this. I'm going to keep saying this. Niggas that is scared to make white people uncomfortable. All you fucking coons out there, I'm gonna keep saying this. Your aspiration at this point is to be a pedophile, a cannibal, a murderer, and a child and human sex trafficker. It's not about class. It's not about, you know, it's not about aesthetics. It's not about riches. Your aspirations are demonic. If you aspire to whiteness, then not only historically, but presently, given the evidence of their behaviors, you aspire to demonic acts. You aspire to a life of devilish ass deeds. Nigga, you Aspire to the worst human qualities possible. And you're comfortable with that? Your aspirations are demonic? Nigga, look at the evidence. Not what they propagandize you for. Not the dream. They sell you the concrete shit. How a Latino could ever worry about making white people cuss by the white people. Been on a years long campaign about detaining and deporting them. Stripping away birthright citizenship. So even the sacrifice you made in your life to make sure your child was born here so they would be a citizen here and not have to worry about ducking and dodging the fucking law, they stripped that away too. Fuck you. They undo everything that they did to incentivize you to get here. They will open the doors and tell you come on in. And then once you get inside, they'll close the doors, lock the doors and say, what the fuck you doing here? This is what you aspire to. I really need to know the spiritual level of brainwashing that has been done to people in America. And why are so many people still on board with whiteness? It doesn't make sense. This is why y' all hate black Americans. We don't give a fuck about white people, nigga. By and large, we actually have a name for our people who don't respect and celebrate their own culture. We have a name for people who want to assimilate into whiteness. I don't know y' all names. You know, a lot of people have come out here lately. We. We found about a co. I found out about coconuts from the Indian population. Is brown on the outside, white on the inside. Yeah. First of all, to. To. To. To my Indians. Oh, to my South Asian Indians. How can y' all black ass ever. What the. See what they did to you? Look what they did to you, man. What they did to you, man. Your food is the. Is the. Is the. First of all, Indian food is the national. Has the national European dish. That's what they did with your spices. Chicken tikka masala is like the biggest dish in Europe or in London for sure. Yeah. And you is steadily trying to be white people. They have nothing to offer you. You think because that skin is black, but that hair is straight. Oh, the hair straight. God damn. It's bone straight straight. Got that goddamn placenta permanent. Hey, hey, hey. If they get their mind right, but it'll be unstoppable, bro. Listen, man, a that black with that straight hair, that's good. Not a curl in sights. I mean, God damn, not a wig. This is natural bus down right there. Natural Bus down. Straight off the dome. Straight out the dome. Get your mind right. If y' all can just wrap your minds around being proud of who you are and outside of religious expression, just being proud of who you are. Y' all black as fuck. Y' all deal with y' all own colorism over there. I ain't never seen a dark skinned. A Bollywood film. Y' all don't even give it up like that. Nah, y' all niggas dealing with the colorism bad. You know my Africans brothers and sisters. You know what I'm saying? Some of my Caribbean brothers and sisters. I'm gonna tell you what. Americans don't have. Black Americans. I'm gonna tell you what problem. We ain't got a bleaching problem. God damn. Some of my Caribbean brothers and sisters. Some of my African brothers and sister. Brother, brother and sister. I'm gonna tell you what, the black American don't have a goddamn bleaching problem. Sammy Sosa, a vibes cartel. Never seen that in America. Damn, Mike. Mike wasn't bleaching, son. No, no, no. Mike had a little medical condition. I was real bit like. Yeah, yeah, yeah. A rare strain. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Somebody injected that into him. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Somebody got him. So this is the King of Pop, son. Yeah, the black man. No, not the black man. That yeah, got white man. That ain't gonna be the King of Pops. Yes, that Mike. Turn this to nigga Aliens. Get his nose. Get his nose right. Chop your off. Chop your off, man. Whole time this was protecting the children in the Epstein files. Yeah. And y' all tried to make this seem like a predator. Ain't that a damn. Probably a victim himself. Probably So. A lot of you people of color got problems, man. Y' all got issues, bro. Y' all got issues with, with, with making white people feel uncomfortable. Y' all want white people to be comfortable at every stop. What would they would. I forgot what the girl called the. The Asian girls the Asians been coming out about. They, they don't. They don't with white people that want to make. I mean, Asian people that center. White people, they don't. With that. They don't like that. They don't like it. But I guess they didn't discover it until they started seeing them come shopping in their places and, and, and, and, and remixing they did to. Okay. You know, we be trying to get. We see this another thing too, about black people, bro. We'll try to get down with you. We'll try to go black and yellow with you. Yeah, we'll try to get the black and brown with you. And y' all got down be so disrespectful every time because. And it's not. It. It's. It's. It's less about how much you hate us and more about how much you love white people, bro. Y' all love white people, bro. I don't get it. And I don't know how many fucking metaphors niggas have said historically about why we don't rot with it. I mean, shit, now that we talking about the military, we could just talk about how they treated the black veterans when they came back from Vietnam. This is where the redlining starts, the denial of the GI Bill. So not only was niggas in the jungles hearing the Vietnam lady, gi. Why are you here, gi. Black man, that's your problem. Drop. It's not your war. It's not your war. Black man. Go home, black man. Go home, black man. Black man, she on the goddamn megaphone. This is not your war, gi. Black man. Go home, black man. You in the jungles, you. It's raining sideways. White boy don't fell through a trap, snuck down this the goddamn that came out of bushes dressed like a bush and stabbed you to death with a gun to hit you with the goddamn advanced word traps. The fall into a Travis over, it's over with. We never seen again. Bamboo spikes. God damn. It's over with impaled down there. Yeah, yeah, we lost. We lost that war. Yeah, we lost. Yeah, we lost. Yeah, we lost. Y' all niggas never seen a jump, something like that? A bunch of from Indiana and Montana and Wisconsin and like that. That's used to open field. Yeah, yeah, yeah. A lot of farm. Yeah. I never seen that, man. This is two dicks out here. So it's hot. Speaking. Speaking a language I ain't never heard and got 17 forms of rain. 17? It's a raining season. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The season, it's just. It's just wet. 90 days, you know what I'm saying? Another thing for us to. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Forrest was very educational, you know what I'm saying? Hey, look, one thing about forest gunman, show side of the world we've never seen. Never seen before. Why your mama love you? Yeah, yeah. Damn you mama. You better hope you have mama love you like for his mama love him. He ain't going to no special school. He ain't going no special school. Public school, child. What's five points? Goddamn. I mean, you Know what I'm saying? Ran his leg braces off. He done with that. Went from can't walk to the fastest on earth. Just ran across the country. Ran the touchdown. He was around the Black Panther, Martin Luther King. Speed everywhere. Got the baby. Force was the cause of the Watergate scandal. First with hiv. That wasn't for. Right? Actor say different movies. No, no, cuz Jenny got HIV though, this one, but she had hepatitis. Oh, okay. All right. Should be no Philadelphia though. Yeah, Philadelphia Force. Hey, hey, my man. Social distance. Yeah, yeah, yeah, back up. But listen, I. I would say that the evidence for black Americans have always been there. The relationship. Well, white people have always been there. And I just want to ask everybody else, what is. What is. What is keeping you on board? What's keeping you on board? When have their actions ever shown to benefit you? The only thing that the white people have ever done for other people of color is give them other people of color to hate so that they could feel better about themselves. They give you black people to hate. They give you the propaganda around to hate, to form an image in your mind. It's nothing I hate worse than a motherfucker that talk down on a motherfucker before I get a chance to pass judgment on them. Don't tell me about your experience. You can tell me about your experience, but don't try to make that the precursor from my experience. Cause most people ain't never gonna tell you what part they played in shit. Yep. So my thing is this. I really have a question for. You know, we don't talk to coons no more. The collegiate level of knowledge and white supremacy and white hatred that black Americans have. You know, this is Ivy League scholarship. And I don't know what these other people experiences is. But I really don't understand. And I really want to know. Why are you so loyal to your masters? Is it Stockholm syndrome? You know, got Stockholm syndrome? I don't know. I know I'm not. And I know a lot of y' all biggest, flawless. And the thing that's keeping y' all from true freedom is the fact that y' all are afraid of making white people uncomfortable. And y' all seek white approval and assimilation into a system of white supremacy. And you've accepted that this system is the only way possible. You've accepted that this system is the way. You've accepted that this is our reality, when in reality this system was just somebody's idea to benefit themselves and their people. We are living in the imagination of white people, white men specifically. And you have accepted their imagination as your reality. And now you've made it a reality with your acceptance, but also with your action. They're trying to beat you to the punch by making it seem like they're discriminated against. So they. They already jumping on a victim bandwagon. They already rolling out. This is the rollout. The maga. The the the the the. The. I regret being MAGA documentary coming soon. Yeah. Oh, how I got tricked. The documentary is coming soon. The series is coming soon. MAGA babies. MAGA babies. Big ice cup. He was on the road. I don't know. Bam. Got you inspired. Mega babies. The documentary coming soon. But also white people are rolling out white victimhood. Everybody hates the white man. It's your fault. I ain't just because. Because I've yet to seen the evidence of why you hate me. Yeah. I ain't this to nobody. And we didn't put it in our art, in our music and our film. We didn't put it in our literature. Y' all ain't changed y' all mind yet. If anything, all y' all have done is increase the hatred by trying to give symbolic victories, trying to make it look good on the outside while holding that hatred deep inside. And then when it manifests itself, you can go on a fucking apology tour. Now y' all on the album rollout about they hate us so much. Trying to beat niggas to the punch. But I want to know why. I want to know what the appeal is. I want to know what the fear is. And I want to understand how you justify self hatred in order to provide comfort for people who historically, presently and actively hate you. And has Benjamin Netanyahu kicked the butt? He's a. And I he, he and he. He in social media purgatory right now. He is. Has Benjamin Netanyahu kicked the bucket? Is he dead head? Cuz I seen a giving a speech with six fingers on one hand. I they got that in digital. They Charlie Kirk. They Charlie Kirk in that. They don't want to give it on that victory. They don't. Because hey, look, look. That's the big payback, son. The. The Palestinians gonna go crazy. Every. The Israeli worldwide will fall to its knees. What? In America too? Because if, if, if. If BB is dead, then who is our president? Because corporations have presidents, right? Yeah. So is the United States. What's the operation here? Is the United States a corporation and a subsidiary of Israel? Or is Israel a subsidiary of the United States? Which one of us is operating as a shell company? Well, I could Tell you what they do with shell companies. They hide money in the shell companies. And when they withdraw, they withdraw big, right? They will draw big out the shell company. $40 billion to Israel seems like a big withdrawal. Seems like we live in a shell company. I'm telling you, war is an international money laundering scheme. But the United States in and of itself is a shell company. This is where the defense money goes, huh? The export is entertainment. The export is everything bad for you. What are the things that are celebrated? Drugs, alcohol, real coonery, real buffoonery all the time. Sex all the time. Dick pills, all the time. Gambling all the time. Addiction, Addiction, anti intellectual behavior. And war. And if you show any, any, if you show any hint of behavior that will defy that, they like your dumbass up. This is what they do. They, they, they lock up all the brutes so they can keep them in control and keep them as a source of free labor. And then anybody who's too intelligent, they lock them up in a crazy house never to be seen by society again. They got the so doped up that don't even know who they are. America is a shell company and a war machine. And I want to know. Oh man, this is, this is crazy now that you think about it. Because look how they send everybody here from everywhere to just. And the only reason they want you to come here is to aid in the labor. Yeah, when you come to America, you coming to provide labor, baby. If you, if you, if you are not an athlete, an entertainer or a laborer, the only benefit you could give this society is being a fucking prisoner. And they create prisoners on the inside and outside. And the prisoner is anybody who is fully. Listen, if you are fully supported by the government, you are a prisoner. So that's on the inside, outside. That's what that welfare program is. There's a prisoner to the outside. Because you can't even get a job. It incentivizes you not to work, which is not going to be in a benefit because now you have no skills and you have no contribution to society. So this is why people will call you a leech and shit like that. But I would feel like on a basic level they should provide something for every American citizen. God damn. If you got $40 billion to send to Israel, if you could provide for them free education, free health care and a stress free lifestyle. If you could, if you can create a Tel Aviv in Israel, then America should just be one big Tel Aviv. But that's not how they do it. It's not good for the system. They got to keep you tied to imprisonment, they got to keep you tied to slavery. They got to keep you in labor force. So if you ain't an athlete, entertainment or full time laborer to keep the wheels turning on this goddamn country. And, and, and none of those things. You know, the incentive for athletes and entertainers is that they won't be political or intelligent and they'll be controlled by the white money. You see what I'm saying? That's how they get athletes and entertain. That's why they hate like us that ain't owned by none of them. Because the my, the major. I don't got no brand deals. That ain't how I get my income. Ad dollars, I mean we just now getting them. We just started doing ads and, and without them we'll still be straight. We got the people, man. We got the people, bro. Gotta go get the people, man. And the people ain't on your side, bro. You ain't got nothing brand deals don't mean. Cause all that's gonna dry up up. You gonna be Bob Dylan. You gonna go on tour for life until you're a bag of bones. Y' all biggest fear is making white people uncomfortable. Because you feel like white people are the source of your financial gains. They control the money, but without the money, they wouldn't want to have nothing to do with you in the first place. Their relationship to everybody outside of their community is transactional and ultimately what they can lean into their favor and into their benefit. It's all about benefit and transaction with them. Because they got to prop up war machine. They got to prop up the shell company so they can launder the money back to Israel. The playmen put down all the missing children were probably trafficked. The who take the photos of the children in school. The. The. The. The company that runs the the that does the yearbook photos every year in the Epstein files. Humans trafficking, sex trafficking, money laundering, criminal war machine. That's America. So every president that this country has ever had was just the president of the company. So when you think about electing a president for this company, understand that you're only electing somebody to rebrand or give new life and new face to the same old corporation. Same old rules, same old playbook, same agenda, same trajectory. And you are so afraid of making them uncomfortable because you have never imagined a life without them. You just accepted that their imagination is now your reality. And if you could truly be free, what would that look like? Because I know. My idea of freedom doesn't involve white people. Or police. But a lot of people of color cling on to the idea that they could work so hard that they will wake up white. Imagine bleaching your. Can you imagine that? Bleach your skin, What God you believe in where that's not a slap in the face? That's the same way I feel about plastic surgery, too. But we'll say that topic for another day. Have you ever imagined a world where you are truly free? Have you ever imagined a society free of imperialism and colonization? What does your life look like when you're not kissing a white man ass? And are you ready to embrace that reality and be treated like a black American? We'll be right back after this commercial break. We. We back. We back. We ready. We back. Man, it's been two. It's been two weeks. Yes, it's been a while. It's been two weeks since we did a little advice submission. Yeah, yeah. So, you know, we gonna. We're gonna. We're gonna show y' all some love, man. Let's. Let's. Let's get some of these advice submissions going. All right. 657234. Eggs at 657-234-3447. If you want to leave a voicemail and if you would like to submit advice submission advice@deontayky.com
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what's going on, cousins? Big ice cup cat. Beyonce. Kyle. How y' all doing, man? My name says I'm calling on behalf of somebody else new to the show, but I don't watch, like, 50 episodes. I'm already caught up. Appreciate the game y' all spitting out, but I'm calling on behalf of a young woman named Amari Cooper. She was nominated as Miss Hines Tri county as a part of Mississippi's organization, Miss Mississippi Organization, and she has a fundraiser called Miss Hines Education Matters, and they fund backpacks, books, clothing, and classroom supplies for students. Eventually, they're trying to move on to funding for the teachers as well. Sorry if the wind blowing. I'm outside where it's peaceful. They got the wind times going. But, yeah, she. She's doing a big thing in Mississippi, and she's looking for sponsors and help. And I was like, you know what? I watched the show, so why not put some people on game? You know, each one, teach one, lend a hand if you got it. But she's a good, real good person. Real good, real good. Cause just looking for some support. You know, Mississippi, we down there at the bottom, man. They always try to keep us there, but we're trying to do good. Things and bigger things. So if you guys can help out, that'd be amazing. And I hit the email as well. But thank y' all for what y' all do. Deuces.
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Ms. Hines education matters fundraiser. If you are listening to this. And I'll go look for the email as well. But hold on. Let's see if we can find the email. New Mac. New Mac, baby. Oh, new Mac. Oh, we back. We get money. Let's see if we can find it. What do you say? It was Ms. Hines. Okay, Ms. Hines. Educating education matters gofundme. So we will drop that in the. The. In the description or we'll pin the comment with the information for Ms. Hines education matters gofundme fundraiser so we can get the babies in Mississippi some book bags, baby. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? The babies need book bags. The babies need school supplies. And we. If I hear a. Nigga, if. If I. If, if, if, if. Late July, early August. Well, you can hear me. If. If I hear. If I hear nary a say anything about. Why do we have to provide school supplies? Yeah, man, that's cool. Activity, man. Pretty much. So you questioning why you should supply your child with the necessities for education? You going to let the white man teach your son or your daughter? You going to let them provide? It's a problem now. All right, let's not. Let's not, you know, venture off.
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What's up? Beyonce? Car and big black. Oh, cat. Hey, man,
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that's wild, son. Big black cat. God damn black ass cat. Damn, brother. Hey, skip this. Skip this.
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Dcs, man. And
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I just.
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It's a lot of going on. I got a stepdaughter, and she's been in the system. Her father was on some crazy. You feel me? She got. Got into the system, and we're trying to get her out. And pretty much DCS got us jumping through hoops. They got us. They got her in this facility where they're under investigation already because some staff member there has gotten one of the girls pregnant. And all these Girls are under 18, man. Like, she's telling us that she's having a fight for her life.
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What? What? See what I said? You see what I'm saying? You see what I said? Yeah. This is America, man. Any resource they provide for children is a way to traffic them. Yep. Or to them, bro. These are. It's a culture of pedophilia. That's like that the Bert Kreischer nigga. You seen that? Yeah. Yeah, bruh. I ain't never had no boner around. None of my fucking children. What the fuck is this nigga talking about? Nuts. You know what? We need the Guillotine team, damn it. God damn. We need to guillotine. We need the guillotine. Oh, let's sell out the Madison Square Garden. Just bring out Bert Kreischer and Tom Segura. Bring them both out. Yeah. Oh, two bears, one guillotine. Two bears, one guillotine. Two bears, one guillotine.
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There girls are jumping her because she's younger. And the staff, they're not watching anything, you know, they're just letting anything happen in there. The staff is also promoting relationships with these girls and people outside of the facility, which is really.
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So basically, they trafficking them children? Basically, yeah. He called from 91 0, so this could be anywhere from Wilmington to Fayetteville. Investigate and lock everybody up. Drop the name. Drop. I need name and location. Drop a bomb on the facility. Son. Man, what? Them goddamn crackers. Guys, get off our feet. Yeah, yeah. You up. Shows up the show man up the front. Yeah, we got to. Yeah. I don't know what's going on. We need. We need to. Oh, I'm going tell y' all what's going to happen before we come back. We going to upgrade the pad. We're going to get some new sounds. You know what I'm saying? Get rid of them crickets. Get rid of that. We don't use the record scratch. Just came in handy. But I'm going to tell you what's really coming in handy right now. Lock them up. Lock them all up.
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Crazy. And these people are older than 18 and pretty much, long story short, man, it's a lot more stuff going on. I know I got to keep it short, but I was just wondering if you guys had any advice or, you know, could, you know, show me somewhere I could go to have a little more leverage. Someone has got a little more power in this stuff that I could talk to and figure out a way to, you know, get around this stuff and get her home. And actually, it's just a lot, man. It would really be appreciated if you could, you know, help me out and get back to me.
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Okay, brother. What we need is the name of this facility so we could pin that in the comments. And we had to put a couple fucking phone calls in some Yelp reviews into this building because this is obviously a sex trafficking operation. Yeah. Yeah. From what you describing. Yeah. That's very unfortunate. Shout out to you because you're doing this all for your stepdaughter. You know, the stigma around being a stepfather is not necessarily always good. It's literally extreme. It's either you had the best stepfather in the world or the worst.
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Or the worst.
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Yeah. Never just the average stepdad. Can't be average stepdad. You can't be. You gotta swing one direction. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You out here being average. Yeah. Stepdad. Stepdad. All right, we got. We got a local. We got a local.
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Yo, what it do, Deontay Cal. Speaker of the people and the one, the only, Big ice Cup Cat. What's happening, man? Big ice cup love. And I'm gonna say it three times, Love. What y' all do for the people in the culture, man. We need more of you. I got a quick question, man. Hopefully it's not long. Just pondering. Look, to keep a long story short, I've been with my wife. Well, actually my high school sweetheart. We've been together since 2005. Married since 2017. Two beautiful children, one beautiful shepherd happy home. And I was recently laid off from Comcast business. At this point, my whole life has been nothing, but, for lack of a better term, a sacrifice. I stopped going to school at Georgia State to help my wife go to school and pay for and get through. She got two of her degrees. I'm now back in school at the age of 38, completing my Bachelor's and probably going back for my master's. If the world is still viable, I want to know. After being laid off, I'm kind of done with corporate world, and I want to pursue my dream in acting, but I do have my responsibilities. I'm pretty much going to take out that 401k and give it to my wife, let her keep that chunk of change in the bank and make sure the house stays intact and secure. Is it too late for me to go ahead and pursue my dream, or should I. I actually just stay focused on the family route and make sure the family base maintains proper structure. Just a little lost. But I appreciate everything I do and the advice and please keep going. 1.
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What you got, Big cat? It just sounds like he want to invest in himself. He's investing in so many other people. Yeah, he just want to invest in himself. I'm going to say this. See, whatever's in that 401k needs to buy you at least a year. Mm, shit. Go for what you know I ain't gonna hold you call daddy, man. See, we put him in the film. You know what I'm saying? But this the thing too, is like, it could be your dream but is it your practice? Like, have you been doing improv classes? Have you been in theater plays? You know, the real acting is done on stage. On stage. They got them Broadway. The real acting is done on stage. So I would say just cause this is not me, this is not personal to you, but just because it's your dream don't mean you're good at it. That's true. So you don't want to go put up a whole bunch of money and pursue something that you don't have a fucking shot at. I would say if. If the. If the. If the. If the 401k, that chunk can buy you a year or at least six months. Yeah. Shit, bro, you better be every day on it. You better be in front of the mirror every goddamn day. You better be reading scripts. Huh? You better be pursuing it. You can't around, because it's gonna have to. I ain't gonna hold you. It's gonna be literally no days off for you, because you in pursuit of a dream. Yep. And a lot of people don't get to take a chance like that. So if you have the support of your wife, Dark. Y' all been together for 20 years. She probably know how much you care about this. And if she supports you, then that's all you need. Bro, you don't even need our support if your wife supports you. And y' all not gonna fall off if you pursuing this. Because here's the thing about being a man and having kids is like the family. Nobody's ever gonna understand if the family is falling off. When I was pursuing this, it's cause the family has stability. And everybody was like, yeah, all right. Well, shit. I mean, it ain't hurting nobody. It's hard to pursue things when the family start falling off. So make sure you got things taken care of at home and then go for what you know, man. And. And. And, you know, I pray to God you good at this. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. But shout out to you, brother. And shout out to you for your support, for the love. We appreciate it. All right, let's get to it. Let's go. Oh, man. What we got, sir? You know what I'm saying? The. The text real big. How I need it, you know? You know, Too much Goddamn screen like a motherfucker. The brightness all the way up on this. All right, all right. First of all, before I read this. What? Stop talking to us like this. Y', all, though. Listen, Big cat, I'm tell you what she said, man. All right? The Subject is advice for the only black girl. Hey, Big daddy Deontay. And big chocolate ice cup. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. What is happening today? Yeah. Big black ass, big black cat. Big chocolate chocolatey cat. Yeah. Big daddy Beyonce Daddy Deontay. All right. I love your podcast. It's been a while since I've listened to anyone on a daily or as much as I listen to you guys. I'm really glad you're here. You always provide knowledge and laughter I didn't know I needed. It's really refreshing. So I'm looking for some guidance advice on how to navigate the industry that I currently work in. I cut trailers for a living and I have worked pretty hard to get where I am now. I love what I do and I feel lucky to be in a position that I'm in. However, as I meet more and more people in the industry, I'm noticing that there are no people that look like me. It's rare to meet a female editor and even more rare to read one that meet one that cuts trailers. And there are no black female trailer editors. I mean, none that I know of. I know some people might say that I should feel privileged to be where I'm at. And yes, I am happy to be here. But to feel privileged because you're the only black girl here? No. Well, that's basically what the whole episode's about, nigga. You. You know what I'm saying? I actually don't like it, and I feel like I shouldn't be the only one. I've been told that because there is no one that looks like me. I'm in a position to be a pioneer for this, blah, blah, blah. But that's not necessarily a position I'm comfortable with stepping into yet. That being said, I'm wondering. Let's say I were to decide. I'm going to try an example of what's possible. I'm going to inform black people that this kind of work is an option that's available. How do you think I should go about doing that? Thank you for response. I heart you guys. P.S. i actually accidentally sent this to your first. Your personal email first. So my bad. Sincerely, a girl from Queens. Well, girl from Queens, Queens shout out to you. Queens get the money. Queens get pioneering shit. Queens editing shit. You know what I'm saying? So listen, I understand what your take is, and my advice initially was going to be that you need to just let more black people know that this is an option that's available to them because there's a lot of Black people that's editing music videos, that's editing, you know, there's. They're editing a multitude of different type of media, and they might not know that you could just edit trailers. So how about you resend me another email in the personal. To the personal email deontay.deontay.com and tell me everything that that position entails. Yeah. And then maybe we could post that. You know, maybe I could make that a pin comment for sure. And there's like more information about trailer editing and from. Not only from your experience, but from the like day to day and what that entails. But I do think a lot of the reasons why we find ourselves in positions where other people that look like us aren't is because I don't think we know that they're available. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Nobody was pushing me to get into trade grades when I was younger, but I think. Yes. Yeah. I think if that was an option that I knew was available at 18, maybe I. Maybe I would have made this decision and maybe I still did other. But I think that instead of me going to get a job, I would have probably went like I went and pursued employment at 21. I would have probably started pursuing a trade. Yeah. And I might have had a little bit more time. I might have pursued being an electrician or a plumber, something like that. When I pursued it, it was, you know, it was crunch time. I was 28 years old. So going do the truck driving, it was just the shortest course is the path for least resistance. And I knew about it because My granddad had 13 kids and he was a truck driver. So I only got three. Yeah. This juggling two families. I just got the one. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Just the one in three families. 10 less kids than him. So you know what I'm saying? You know, there's that. So I would say, you know, I think that I'm proud that you are not just happy to be there, but I'm also proud that you are writing us in so we can let more people know that this is an option that's available to them because a lot of black people that are tech savvy heavy, there's a lot of people that are very proficient in editing, but then maybe this is not a form of media that they knew they can get into. So black people, let's go edit some trailers. Yeah. Offer a class or two. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? All right. Last one of the day is dad advice. Oh, All Right. Good day, gentlemen. I'm writing you guys today for some advice on telling my stepdaughter how I'm not her real dad. Dad. I'm. I'm the only father she has known. Her biological stone donor is no longer in this realm by his own hands. Okay. I'm not sure when or how I should tell her. And her mom doesn't know either, so this the only she's ever known. Oh, her mom doesn't know how to tell her. Okay. I was going to say how the. Her mom don't know you, not the dad. Oh, I was. Are you talking about. You thinking about. Okay, I got you. I got you. I see where you at with it. My daughter is only four, and our younger daughter is a newborn. I have time because she's so young, but I don't want to wait too long and she resents me for not telling her sooner. I hope this email reaches you guys and you should share some wisdom with me. Peace and Pan Africanism. Oh, my brother. Oh, my. Oh, man. All right. Have you melanated March? Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's a tough situation. I would say don't tell her. What you mean like now? You got to tell her. You got to tell them. I. I mean, I'm. You got to tell them. You know what I'm saying? I mean, she's a part of her reality. I mean, she don't got to tell her right now. I don't think she even can conceptualize it at first. Yeah, I mean, I would say the sweet spot for kids to really understand things is like seven or eight. Seven, eight. Because like Emory's eight. If I told Emory that she wasn't my daughter right now, she will understand. I think so. Absolutely. Emery. Understand a multitude of complexity and complex.
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Yeah.
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Eight years old. Like seven, eight. That's the good side. That's because that's also where they can. They can understand it, but they won't be. I don't know the inner workings of an eight year old, but I know that she won't feel like resented, resentment, you know, she old enough to understand shit, I think. Yeah. Seven, eight years old. So at four, she just not. Nah. At four is like. I would say you need to know because this is just a part of her story and her reality. I don't believe in erasing somebody's reality. That shit. That's my experience. So I'm definitely not advocating for that. And I would think, regardless, it's a part of her that she needs to know there's a whole Nother side of her family that she doesn't have. And she also needs to know that, like her father committing suicide is not a reflection of her. Her. Yeah, you know, she's blessed enough and, you know, but then also too, just on the medical sense, obviously he has mental health issues and like, we need to be. Be investigating if this mental health issue has been passed down to her. Yeah, not only that too, because it's like if. If she needed a kidney or something, he's not a match. Well, yeah, you see what I'm saying? It's like, that's the thing. It's going to come out. Yeah, it's going to come out. And you don't want to come out outside of your own validity. Listen, this is something you need to offer and this is not. This is a reality. We have to embrace the truth. We have to tell the truth about things. We've done this so long in our communities, we've done this so long about hiding the truth and lying to people about their reality. Man, fuck that, bruh. And the thing is that people are smart and people are empathetic. So even if she had a little resentment, commitment, it's gonna take her time to process, but that's her process to have. That's not your. That's not your cross to carry because you ain't out here unaware of who you are. And if you were in her position, you would want to know. So always, always, always tell the truth. Always. That'll be it for the day. Nice, tight, you know what I'm saying? Nice, tight. One hour, 40 minutes. You know what I'm saying? Let's go. Good. So it was a. It was a good one episode. We back, man. We won't be doing no guest episodes we won't be doing no guest episodes on Wednesday for quite some time. But we do have quite a few guest episodes. Yeah. In the log. Yeah, they back. Yeah, they back. You know what I'm saying? We got Mandel. Who else? We got a couple. We got a couple joints. We got a couple joints. Let's see, we got fat swag. Oh, this a fat swag hoodie, right? Who, J. Hill? Yeah. Yeah, we got quite a few. So, you know, those will come out in a timely fashion. We got an interview with the young king, Jordan King, Kid Flames coming up. Young Biochemist. The interview with two chains that we did at Taro Theater will be dropping on Saturday. And yeah, man, that's a wrap on episode 30. 130. 130. 130 is 120. To go. They gonna see you hate me. They love me. They really love me. Yeah, man. You know what I'm saying? The interview with Tip was cool. Yeah, but we want to get back in our bed. I just need a little break, man. God damn. I don't think y' all understand that part of it, too. I am adjusting to an entire different, new, new lifestyle. So going to the Hawks game tonight, you know what I'm saying? Finna go get ready for that. And you know, we will. See you niggas next time. Big K, you got anything to say to the people? Hey, man, book your favorite dj. Book your boy. Book your boy. Buy tickets. Yeah, buy tickets to the show. So the First Cousins tour. First Cousins Southeast Edition Tour. Let's run through these dates one more time. We can get up out of here. Let's do it. We have Good Night's Comedy Club, Raleigh, North Carolina, March 22nd. Sold out. Stardome Comedy Club, Birmingham, Alabama, April 1st. Give them tickets. Get them tickets. Comedy Zone, Jacksonville, Florida, April 7th. Get them tickets. Comedy zone, Charlotte, North Carolina, April 14th. I'm almost certain that show is gonna be sold out this week, so if you haven't got your tickets, please get a ticket. And we got Zany's Comedy Club, Nashville, Tennessee, April 28th. And, you know, we'll see y' all next week. Yep. And for the cousins in Raleigh, we'll see you this week. Hey, until next time, baby. 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 rap. I just want to rap. I just want to rap. Yeah, 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 Te get printed to me unless impeded. 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