Episode 152 - Big Bad Dolla Bill

Summary

Grits and Eggs Podcast

Episode 152 – “Big Bad Dolla Bill”

Host: Deante’ Kyle
Date: June 9, 2026

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Main Theme & Episode Overview

Episode 152, “Big Bad Dolla Bill,” finds Deante’ Kyle and co-hosts gathering raw and unfiltered to dissect current events, cultural tensions, and community empowerment. The core focus is on the aftermath of the Rick Child verdict, anti-Blackness in cross-community dynamics, and the call for Black economic solidarity and intentional boycott of non-Black businesses in Black neighborhoods. The crew leverages personal anecdotes, sharp cultural critique, and punchy humor, all seasoned with a Southern spirit.

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Important Segments & Timestamps

• [00:06] — Opening Poem/Rap (“Woke up in the morning…”)
• [02:12] — Announcements: Live shows, festival gigs, and Patreon
• [06:03] — Essence Fest & Live Shows Discussion
• [15:13] — Bots, Internet manipulation & Hip Hop discourse
• [21:30] — Rick Child Verdict and Community Response
• [23:24] — Responding to Asian Community Critique and Tensions
• [37:42] — Discussion of POC term & anti-Blackness
• [58:02] — Black-owned business standards: Customer/Owner responsibilities
• [66:09] — Directory and shout-outs for Black-owned businesses
• [74:14] — Emotional wrap-up: Self-love, unity, “be a big, bad dollar bill”

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Show & Tour Announcements ([00:52]–[05:45])

• Upcoming shows in Philly (June 18–19) and LA (June 25), with a special pop-up and festival hosting.
• "My Mama Told Me" live show appearance teased.
• Merch, Patreon, and fan interaction details—heavy emphasis on supporting directly.

2. Big Moves: Essence Fest Negotiations ([06:03]–[08:14])

• The team reveals behind-the-scenes talks for a Grits and Eggs live show at Essence Fest in New Orleans.
• Deante’:
  "They're suggesting, they're suggesting Grits and Eggs live show at ESSENCE Fest." ([06:23])
• Humor around needing proper business terms—"This gotta look right, you know, the business gotta be right…" ([06:52])

3. Cultural Critique: Black Economic Power & Boycott Discussion

a. Internet's Influence on Real Conversations ([15:13]–[19:34])

• Viral debates spark: Is “Get Rich or Die Trying” a classic? (“I'm tired of them bro...y'all niggas are horrible, bro.” – Deante’, [15:45])
• Surge in misinformation and Internet bots diluting meaningful discourse:
  “We are at the first point in history where we have more bots on the Internet than humans.” ([15:14])
• The panelists urge not wasting energy “correcting” every internet take—focus on real-life community action.

b. The Rick Child Verdict & Cross-Community Tensions ([21:30]–[41:01])

• In-depth breakdown and denouncement of the acquittal in the murder of Cyrus Cormac.
• Critique of non-Black immigrant business owners' attitudes towards Black communities, especially in wake of tragedy.
• Direct callout of perceived hubris in Asian community responses to proposed Black boycotts:
  • “You have grossly...overestimated your value to mainland China. You're an immigrant. They don't give a about you.” ([25:04])
• Panelists sharply distinguish between international trade and supporting local immigrant-owned businesses:
  • “We talking about your domestic American businesses that are in our neighborhoods that we going to boycott.” ([25:49])

c. “People of Color” Solidarity Questioned; The POC Term Scrutinized ([41:01]–[43:33])

• The hosts reject the “POC” (People of Color) label, arguing that anti-Blackness is prevalent even among other marginalized groups.
  “Don't call me no person of color, nigga. I'm black. I'm cool on that.” ([40:44])

4. Economic Strategy: Lifting Black Businesses

a. The Case for Boycotting ([53:09]–[65:03])

• Black economic withdrawal as both protest and empowerment.
• Deante’ and team urge that if Black dollars are so insignificant, other businesses wouldn’t panic over boycotts:
  • “If your business was so thriving, if you ain't need us, what you panicking for, what you scared of?” ([57:10])
• Humor and realness around daily choices—choosing where to get wings, nail salons, beauty supplies.

b. Improving Black-Owned Business Standards ([58:02]–[61:14])

• Double-edged call: business owners must provide excellent service; patrons must show respect and patience.
• “Every business you go into that's a black owned business, you should be living outstanding Yelp reviews.” ([58:23])
• “Do good business, don't hustle.” ([59:28])
• Advocating building generational knowledge: hire and train younger relatives.

c. Black-Owned Product and Service Directory ([66:09]–[67:38])

• Shoutout to MIIR IYA, a Black-owned business directory (“basically the Amazon for black-owned businesses”).
• Spotlight on specific brands: Reels (Black-owned toilet paper, [66:22]), Radical Resistance (“Kill the Klan” tee, [68:05]).

5. Memorable Quotes & Moments

• On Black Dollars:
  “The reality is y'all need us. Y'all need our dollar.” (Deante’, [34:52])
• On Reacting to Hate:
  “Stop making excuses for people that hate you and learn to love the person that you see in the mirror.” (Deante’, [74:14])
• On Self-Empowerment:
  “Stop being a token and be a big bad dollar bill bitch.” (Big Cat, [74:37])
• On Economic Leverage:
  “Make them sweat.” (Big Cat, [71:00])
• On Boycotts vs. Violence:
  “They want to bait us into violence... What they don't bank on is the boycott because they don't think we can do it.” (Deante’, [39:06])

6. Tone & Style

• Unapologetically Southern, direct, and humorous with sharp cultural commentary.
• Frequent use of Black vernacular, camaraderie, and familial vibes.
• Serious moments are interspersed with inside jokes and anecdotes—creating a welcoming, relatable atmosphere.

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Memorable & Noteworthy Segments

• Dissecting the “classic” status of hip-hop albums—arguing that bot-driven discourse is diluting real music discussions ([15:02]–[17:00]).
• “Yellow man, listen…”: Deante’ and Big Cat dissect Asian community responses, comparing them to “white people games” and challenging their purported economic indispensability ([23:44]–[26:59]).
• Calls to “ignore the coons” and foster Black solidarity, condemning public dissent that weakens communal economic action ([50:13]–[53:09]).

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Calls to Action

• Support and frequent Black-owned businesses; leave reviews and hold high standards.
• If you know Black-owned businesses, promote and share them (“drop them below”).
• Embrace self-love, Black unity, and economic independence.
• “Don’t be a token—be a big bad dollar bill.”
  (Repeated, episode-defining quote)

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Closing Note

Deante’ and the Grits and Eggs crew conclude with a poetic assertion of faith, resilience, and determination to plant and nurture seeds in the Black community (“I planted seeds that'll indeed turn into trees…” – [76:08]). The episode’s lasting message: Black communities should assert their collective strength, circulate their dollars internally, and stop making excuses for those who don’t invest back—economically or emotionally.

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For anyone who’s missed the episode, this summary captures both the emotional heat and the practical steps called for by Deante’ Kyle and crew, making Episode 152 a blueprint for unapologetic Black empowerment through economic solidarity.

Transcript

[Poet/Rapper]

Yeah.

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 my knee orbit miss things things on me like a Norbit had to refuse them cause my no rest fusion she gorgeous as I doubt my sons up and kiss my daughter forehead tell them we gonna get this money to my pocket 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

[Big Cat]

oh, we back.

[Deontay Cow]

Grits and eggs podcast episode 152. I am your host, Deontay Cow with who's behind the camera?

[Big K]

The coolest colts in the world.

[Big Cat]

Big ice cupcake.

[Deontay Cow]

Oh, yeah. Returning to his final form.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

Back behind the.

[Big K]

Back behind the camera.

[Deontay Cow]

That's all right, man. We got you. We got you a special seat. Coming soon, man. Yeah, man, I really enjoy that.

[Big K]

Yeah, they did. Yeah, yeah, yeah, they liked it.

[Big Cat]

Big cat on camera.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Big K]

Big mall, big bubble gum cat.

[Deontay Cow]

Yeah, they had all the names.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

657234. Eggs at 657-234-3447. If you want to call in, leave a voicemail. We got a couple voicemails we dealing with today or once a month during our stream you could call in and talk to us directly. But $8, you gotta have that. $8 mean you gotta join that Patreon. Come join the cousins, man. We over there on Patreon now. Deontaycow.com is where all of that lives. You wanna get access to the patreon, go to deontaycow.com you need some new merch, go to deontaycow dot com trying to find out about them shows where they gotta go. Deontaycow.com hey, man, we got that Philly show coming up. The Philly show is coming up June 18th. Now, while we in Philly, might as well have a pop up. June 19th.

[Big K]

Oh, shit.

[Deontay Cow]

Yeah. Yeah, it's happening. It's going down, baby. We got a. We got a special dj, okay? We're gonna turn that store into our store. It's gonna be the grist and egg storefront. The location will be announced soon. And then later on that day, June 19th, I will be hosting the United Wehill Film Festival. June 25th. Hey, we in LA.

[Big K]

The land.

[Deontay Cow]

We in the land at The Regent at the Regent Theater. Pull up. You know, go to deontayky.com, get your tickets. Yeah, man, that will be bet week. We will be doing a lot of things out there.

[Big K]

A lot of things.

[Big Cat]

We was invited to come to a

[Deontay Cow]

live show and be a guest on My Mama Told Me.

[Big K]

Oh, yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

With Langston.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah.

[Big K]

That's be fun.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

So you.

[Big Cat]

We're gonna be moving around. We're gonna be moving and shaking.

[Big K]

Let's move, baby.

[Deontay Cow]

You know what I'm saying? We got.

[Big Cat]

We got.

[Deontay Cow]

We got couple interviews coming up in New York. I don't know if I should spoil it, though.

[Big K]

Hey, it's up to you.

[Deontay Cow]

Nah, we ain't going to spoil. We're gonna make it. Wait for it. We're gonna make it. Wait for. We gonna say heavy hitters when we

[Big K]

go to New York.

[Deontay Cow]

All right, all right, all right. Heavy hitters. So go to DearEntekow.com for everything, including the latest episode, including the guest episodes, including the entire catalog of all the episodes and links to everything. Yeah. Now I just realized that if you want to cop merch, you can go to deontaycolle.com or while you're here on YouTube, you go look at the shop below. All the new merch is there.

[Big K]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

So either go right there below or, you know, show some love to the saint. Go straight to deontayky.com. cop that merch. Deontayeontaykyle.com is the email for all booking and inquiries. Adviceiontekyle.com is the email for all your advice submissions. So if you have advice submissions, just hit me here. We'll get back to you. Got a couple of advice submissions today. Now, anything that I've mentioned before, this, if you have issues with. You have issue with it, take it. If you have issue getting merch, you order some merch and it still ain't came.

[Big Cat]

What the is going on?

[Deontay Cow]

Go to support deontay kyle.com. that is the email for support. That is the email that will directly handle any issues that you have and get them taken care of immediately. Yeah, almost lightning speed. Anything. Any issues you have. If you. If you DM me and you say, hey, I ordered this, I'm gonna say support deontay kyle.com. huh? You're on the patreon. You're in the chat. Hey, guys, I'm wondering how long it's gonna Support@Deontay Kyle.com. gotta go to support Deontay Kyle.com Also, if you are in Philly, you Know what I'm saying? Drop cheesesteak recommendations. Yeah, we done the Ish Kabibbles on South Street.

[Big Cat]

We did that.

[Big K]

I've done that before.

[Deontay Cow]

Yeah, we did that. We know. We know not to go to passing Ginos. We know that. We know that. Me and Zach Fox went to Gino's at like 4:00am I mean, it's 4:00am hey, look, but we ain't eat it. We just. He was just like, I just want to watch these white people work like

[Big Cat]

we at the zoo.

[Big K]

Because, you know, it's open glass. Yeah, that's funny as hell.

[Deontay Cow]

I was in there crying, laughing. We ordered two she's and threw them away right in front of them. I appreciate y' all boys. Yeah, man, this look nasty, man.

[Big Cat]

And also too.

[Deontay Cow]

Yeah, man. You know what I'm saying? What kind of. That ain't state.

[Big K]

No.

[Deontay Cow]

Yeah. Kangaroo Philly. Yeah, Kangaroo Philly. For sure. For sure. Yeah, yeah, yeah, man. I mean, that's all we got for right now. We will have more details on the pop up soon, but go get them tickets, man.

[Big K]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

If you're in the land. Are you in. You in the city of brotherly love.

[Big K]

Yeah, man.

[Deontay Cow]

Cop a ticket, man. Cop a chicken dog.

[Big K]

Cop a chicken dog.

[Deontay Cow]

Come with your boy, man. We ain't doing too, too much over there, man. We just cool.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

So change of plans. All right. Maybe.

[Big K]

Okay.

[Deontay Cow]

It depend on what that. What that offer look like. But originally we were supposed to go on the RV trip with the babies and then go directly to Chicago. But them folks at Essence has. They've been trying to find any angle to get us down there. To where? New Orleans.

[Big K]

New Orleans.

[Deontay Cow]

They're suggesting. They're suggesting Grits and Eggs live show at ESSENCE Fest.

[Big K]

Oh, it's major.

[Deontay Cow]

It is.

[Big K]

That's major.

[Deontay Cow]

I'll tell. That was it depend on what the offer look like because they also want me on the panel, okay. With some of my faves.

[Big Cat]

Hey, look, bro, they dropped. They dropped like three names.

[Deontay Cow]

I was like, all right, all right. And then I asked D. I was like, y' all want to got them RV down there?

[Big K]

What's the New Orleans.

[Deontay Cow]

Hell, yeah.

[Big K]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

She was like, yeah, yeah, man. So it looked like we're gonna be in New Orleans. We're just waiting on the. This gotta look right, you know, the business gotta be right once the business look good.

[Big K]

I mean. But it's Essence, son. How can the business not look right?

[Deontay Cow]

That's what I'm saying.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

That's what I'm saying.

[Big K]

How can the business I've been doing

[Deontay Cow]

this for 30 years.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah, man.

[Big K]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

Y' all been doing this for a while.

[Big K]

Are they gonna give us grits and eggs at the Essence thing? We can, like, talk to people.

[Deontay Cow]

I. I mean, it's gonna be like. You know what I'm saying? It's gonna be a live show.

[Big K]

No, a live show, but I'm saying, you know, doing the Essence Festival, you know. You know, when they're doing the concert and stuff, you know how they had. At the backwoods at the.

[Deontay Cow]

Oh, like a little booth.

[Big K]

Like a little booth or like.

[Deontay Cow]

I don't know. Yeah. The details ain't ironed out.

[Big K]

Okay.

[Deontay Cow]

She called me, bro. I know.

[Big Cat]

I know.

[Deontay Cow]

They trying hard because she called me at, like, 11:30 at night. I was like, the. It must be an emergency.

[Big K]

Yeah, yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

She was like, look, I already know you said no because they had made me one offer, and I was like, no, no. Yeah, yeah, we ain't doing that. And then she was like, look, they doubling back. Look, this is what it is. It's gonna be this person, that person, this person for you to do a panel with. I said, can't say no to that. I mean, I can't say no to that. Hold on. How you gonna say no?

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

But anybody know how to read lips? They just.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Big K]

That's all interesting.

[Deontay Cow]

Cut the camera to me. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Put it on.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah, put it on the cat.

[Big Cat]

Matter of fact, Tristan, this week, we

[Deontay Cow]

gotta change the fit up on the cat. Gotta go mob. Gotta go mob on the cat.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

I mean, that's it, man. You got anything? Big K, you got anything to plug, brother?

[Big K]

Nah, man.

[Big Cat]

Yeah, you do.

[Big K]

What I gotta plug?

[Big Cat]

Oh, man.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah, yeah.

[Big K]

You know DJing, you know, what is it? Wind down Wednesdays, every Wednesday on Tick Tock, Then you got house music Fridays. Friday's my birthday.

[Deontay Cow]

Oh, oh.

[Big K]

So I'm turning up extra hard. Yeah, I'm going crazy, man. It's my birthday Friday.

[Big Cat]

Yeah.

[Big K]

I'm a dj. Saturday, Sunday. I might do it. I don't know. Depend on how I feel.

[Deontay Cow]

What, the D.J.

[Big K]

no run punch.

[Big Cat]

Why?

[Big K]

It just like, you know. Why give him the money? I've done it h times.

[Deontay Cow]

Why do it, man? We can have a nice little shind somewhere, though.

[Big K]

We could.

[Deontay Cow]

We know enough people, man. We know some people.

[Big K]

Yeah. We can make some happen. Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

Might have to go.

[Big K]

Rende vu o. I like the vu

[Deontay Cow]

rendevous on a Sunday.

[Big K]

I like the Voo cat. You a nice little section Yeah, I like the vu. We might have to go to the vu. Yeah, it's cool. We might do that.

[Deontay Cow]

That's a laid back.

[Big K]

Yeah, it's laid back. Yeah, I am. I mean. I mean cool. I'm punch cool, but I'm like, man,

[Deontay Cow]

you going to be do this and

[Big K]

r. No, actually not. It be some old talking been in there.

[Deontay Cow]

Be some.

[Big K]

It be some old.

[Deontay Cow]

Drew, man. Constantly just being funny as hell. He is that be mad at that boy. Boy that funny.

[Big K]

Hey, he make fun of everybody. Nobody safe. Nobody safe.

[Deontay Cow]

They said he was doing a skit about the Jewish community. Text him in the middle of it saying don't stop that.

[Big K]

Yeah, go ahead and knock that off. Yeah, yeah. Stop that now, please. Stop it.

[Deontay Cow]

Hey, before you even finish. Yeah, go ahead and start that.

[Big K]

It's over with.

[Deontay Cow]

I ain't mad at.

[Big K]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

You know what I'm saying?

[Big K]

I mean, it is what it is, man. Stop your right now ain't came out

[Deontay Cow]

now that that what we going to see. That was going to separate the men from the boys for sure.

[Big K]

Baby.

[Deontay Cow]

Juice can be hoskin husband BET Awards. I'm excited, man. This is my first award show. Mine too. Yeah, I mean, we gonna. Damn. We gotta go get Taylor Ace out.

[Big K]

Yeah, we gotta get some. Some fits, huh?

[Big Cat]

Yeah.

[Big K]

Black suit.

[Deontay Cow]

We ain't gonna be able to do nothing too crazy. Nah, I mean, we do, but we don't need to.

[Big K]

Nice black suit.

[Deontay Cow]

Nice black suit. You know, goat grill.

[Big K]

Yeah, we good.

[Deontay Cow]

We go lope gotta go loped out. That's a good. That's a good fit. You know what I'm saying?

[Big K]

He gotta look out.

[Deontay Cow]

You gotta go loked out. You gotta go to Solid Gold Black Tubs bow tie. I'm going bow tie.

[Big K]

You going bow tie.

[Deontay Cow]

We gotta go.

[Big K]

Definitely going bow tie.

[Deontay Cow]

Shout out my brothers, man.

[Big K]

Yeah, man.

[Deontay Cow]

Shout out my brothers in the nation, man.

[Big K]

Yeah, definitely gotta go.

[Deontay Cow]

I can rep for my brothers in the nation.

[Big K]

Yeah, man.

[Deontay Cow]

Go no time.

[Big Cat]

You go no time.

[Big K]

You go no time.

[Big Cat]

Triple H on it.

[Big K]

It's all chest.

[Big Cat]

You know how Triple H. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No time, no time.

[Big K]

But that button. No button, baby.

[Deontay Cow]

Yeah, man.

[Big K]

That's it. That's all we gotta do.

[Deontay Cow]

Oh, man. Big Cat, how's your week, man? How you feeling about that last episode, man?

[Big K]

The last episode was cool, man.

[Deontay Cow]

That was fun.

[Big K]

It was fun. Good.

[Deontay Cow]

Saturday.

[Big Cat]

We gotta do that more often, I think.

[Deontay Cow]

Yeah, every night. I mean, we f have so many guests locked in.

[Big K]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

We ain't gonna have to worry about doing a goddamn guest Episode for a minute.

[Big K]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

But until then, I will say, like, maybe one. Maybe every once a month. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? We turn up with some music. Yeah. Break down some bars.

[Big K]

Break down some bars. They enjoyed that. Niggas breaking down Joe.

[Deontay Cow]

Hey, man.

[Big K]

Dirty Mackin.

[Deontay Cow]

Dirty Mac King. We appre. Appreciate y', all, man. You know, this has been a week.

[Big K]

It has been a good week.

[Deontay Cow]

It's. This is my last, I would say, day of rest. I've been taking advantage of it.

[Big K]

Yeah. What we got?

[Deontay Cow]

I mean, I go do. I go do now. Gym show tomorrow.

[Big K]

Okay.

[Deontay Cow]

And then we got guests three days in a row. Saturday Spy if. If the weather is good.

[Big K]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

We record Sunday. We leave, too.

[Big K]

We leave Tuesday.

[Deontay Cow]

After we leave Tuesday, man. That's all she wrote.

[Big K]

That's it, baby.

[Deontay Cow]

That's all she wrote.

[Big K]

That's it.

[Deontay Cow]

We should be having. We should have a schedule. I'mma text and see if we got the schedule. Shout out to Big. Big should white. You know what I'm saying?

[Big K]

We got the two dates.

[Deontay Cow]

I'm gonna text.

[Big K]

Okay.

[Deontay Cow]

See if we got it.

[Big K]

Shout out to. Shout out to. Poor minds. They going crazy on tour.

[Deontay Cow]

Yeah, they.

[Big K]

They going.

[Deontay Cow]

You know, the thing is, bro, Shout out to Lex and Andrea. Yeah, I've been very inspired by them.

[Big K]

Yeah, for sure.

[Deontay Cow]

Just seeing how they doing it. Yeah, I know our show ain't they show, but it don't gotta be, bruh. It just show, like, the impact when the people with you.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah.

[Big K]

They fuck with you.

[Deontay Cow]

You know what I'm saying? Great marketing, obviously, but that's love, though.

[Big K]

It is.

[Deontay Cow]

And people pulling up. Cause they fuck with him.

[Big K]

Yeah, yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

They've been doing it too, man. You know, let me think about this. How long have poor mines been doing this?

[Big K]

I'm not really sure.

[Deontay Cow]

20. 18.

[Big K]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

So they seven years in. They're seven years in and we just over three. Yeah, bro, we. We on good track. Damn. I mean, we can't stop at 250, can we?

[Big K]

You already knew that. The people already been telling you, you can't stop at 250, man.

[Deontay Cow]

They don't make the decisions around here, man.

[Big K]

They kind of do

[Deontay Cow]

know it, truth be told. They make holidays.

[Big K]

They kind of do.

[Deontay Cow]

I wondering if we could go on a little hiatus, though, man.

[Big K]

We have already. We've been the hiatus already.

[Big Cat]

When?

[Big K]

Last year. We had two deaths in the family. You had a definite death of the family.

[Deontay Cow]

Yeah, but I'm saying, like, man, you know, dip your toe in some other shit, man. You know what I'M saying, can we

[Big K]

leave for a minute to come back?

[Big Cat]

Hell, yeah, I think so.

[Big K]

I don't know.

[Deontay Cow]

Look, man, I think we could do. I think we could do a. Take a month, maybe two.

[Big K]

Now you're stretching it.

[Big Cat]

Come on, man, you gotta give.

[Deontay Cow]

This is the art of war, man. But the 48 lost power.

[Big K]

The people. The people go crazy.

[Deontay Cow]

Hey, man, give y' all a chance to see what y' all missing, man. Cause, look, I'm telling you, when we step away from the game, y' all gonna realize, like, damn, this podcast shit ain't really hitting on that.

[Big K]

Ain't hitting on nothing, man.

[Deontay Cow]

Ain't really talking about nothing.

[Big K]

Nah, not for real.

[Deontay Cow]

Well, I mean, you know, unless for those who like to be entertained, they got a lot to choose from.

[Big K]

Yeah, but wait, hold on. Did you see that? Say that Get Rich and Die Trying is not a classic album.

[Big Cat]

So.

[Deontay Cow]

So here's the thing. We are. Are at the first point in history where we have more bots on the Internet than humans.

[Big K]

It wasn't the bot. It was a human that said this.

[Deontay Cow]

No, no, no, no. At least know what I'm saying.

[Big K]

Okay.

[Big Cat]

We are at the.

[Deontay Cow]

The point where there are more bots on the Internet than humans, which means that the bots are going to start influencing human behavior. And that's all that is because. What the. How old was this person?

[Big K]

Well, I think it was Roy, Mario, whichever one is which.

[Deontay Cow]

Who? Roy, Rory and Mom. Yeah, Rory, man, them niggas, bro. I'm tired of them, bro. Hey, man, look, bro, y' all niggas are horrible, bro.

[Big Cat]

Man, listen, bro, this is the same.

[Deontay Cow]

That said Drake was a better rapper than Black Thought, bro. Like, come on, bro, stop talking to them, bro. Stop talking to them. That. That, you know, that is how they keep themselves real. Yeah, just saying. Dumb saying.

[Big K]

Just saying any goddamn thing.

[Deontay Cow]

Anything he could think of that like. Come on, bro. Come on, bro.

[Big K]

I was like, get Richard Die Trying

[Deontay Cow]

album, first of all, not only is it classic, is the greatest debut album

[Big K]

in hip hop history. Yes.

[Deontay Cow]

Period. For sure.

[Big Cat]

Period.

[Deontay Cow]

Point blank. And I don't want to hear no arguments about it. There ain't no. I think, man, that shit is ridiculous. Either way, there are. There are more bots online than humans at this current time. So when you on these text based apps, you'll start to notice a pattern of the same tweets or the same messaging being worded slightly different. And you know, we know this from taking standardized tests.

[Big Cat]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

You know, I'm saying we know how to pick up on patterns from taking a standardized test. So when you have to really preserve your energy at this time, no rebuttal has ever much changed anybody's stance on the Internet.

[Big Cat]

There is a thing of ratio and

[Deontay Cow]

people that it is cool, you know what I'm saying? You get 1.2k likes on your video. My comment get 5k likes, that's fine, you know what I'm saying? It's an intellectual dunk. But more than anything, the game that we're gonna have to learn how to do, and because we live in an unnatural world, we're going to have to ignore our natural instincts. Your natural instinct is to respond. Your natural instinct is to reply. Your natural instinct is to correct. You know what I'm saying? And unfortunately for the intellectual community, you're going to have, you're going to be in. You're going to be in dire straits, you know what I mean? It's going to be very hard to come by a plethora of content that's going to feed you intellectually. For the most part. The content that you be digesting is stuff that you feel like you need to correct, and it's a headache. And if, and the thing is, this is set up to infuriate smart people, while dumb people just are having a great time. They're just having a good time. So you're gonna have to ignore that natural impulse to respond or correct people, and you're gonna have to learn how to just hit not interested. Because if a person is as stupid as some of these, like, tweets and some of these threads that I see, if they're that dumb to say that, it ain't no saving them with a response. And we gotta also ask ourselves, what are they in it for? Are they in it. Are they in it to make a point or are they in it to get engagement? The thing that kills me about threads is that y' all do this for the love of the game. Ain't nobody getting paid over there, but they will still make the dumbass tweets. I. I just think that, that this is a crazy thing, right? Like, if there's more bots on the Internet than humans, right, then it's going to get to a point because the bots all get their information from humans.

[Big K]

Right? Right. I get what you're saying.

[Deontay Cow]

And it's more of them than it is us. And then, not to account for this, the bots only go after what's engaging. Like, they don't have any emotions, so they can't really come from a Space of like getting, you know, any type of validation, any type of affirmation that, that those things don't factor into a bot. Those things are strictly made for engagement. And unfortunately, your emotions is the epicenter of engagement. Your emotions is where they siphon all of their energy from. So I want to say this. Hold on one second, let me see. So the thing that we can't ignore is people projecting their real time feelings onto the Internet. Some of this stuff is just ignorant stuff. You should be able to point it out when it is ignorant. Some of these things you should rightfully feel some type of way about. So, you know, we know unfortunately, Rick Child was acquitted of all charges and the murder of Cyrus Cormac. And the black community responds to this. Right. And, and you know, when we found out about the shooting and we found out what would happen, we did not call for a boycott. Yeah, we were. And we were just intent on seeing if justice would be served. I think from every angle, I think from every story, I think for everything. You see, if the, if the, if the defense or the prosecution charges Rick Child correctly. Right. Then we get a guilty verdict. But because they reduced lesser charges and went after murder, and we know the statute for murder is. And they hit up the technicality that this wasn't premeditated. And then Rick Child gets acquitted and doesn't have to face any charges of manslaughter or anything like that. No second degree or any of that. But two grown men chased down a 14 year old boy and they shot him. And regardless of what you want to say, there is no self defense and nobody. And, and there is no how you defending yourself against somebody and you shot them in the back.

[Big K]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

Only again I say only black people can be seen as a threat when we're running away. So naturally at the not guilty verdict, black people are upset and rightfully so. And during this time, we don't see any Asian people coming out to show any empathy for Cyrus Cormac. They feel like it has nothing to do with them. And it's only one band, one sound. When it comes to the black community, black people say, you know what, we tired of being disrespected. Y' all have all these businesses in our communities and y' all feel like y' all can come and disrespect us. Y' all can shoot our babies. And this reminds us of Latasha Harlins. And this is a. You know what, that we boycotting these businesses. And the hubris. Yeah, man, y' all done assimilated a little too much into white supremacy to the point where y' all started sounding like them. Y' all have a lot of hubris, especially this Asian guy. Specifically, I love when a black community

[Asian Community Representative]

says, let's boycott Asian businesses. Please do. We'll get rid of the Chinese takeout, the dry cleaners, the laundry mask. Let's get rid of the liquor stores as well. Get rid of the Jordans. You guys wear the Nikes. You wear the shower caps, the Hondas, the Hyundai's. All your car electricians, the. The electronics in your house, the Sony, the tv.

[Deontay Cow]

Okay, okay, okay, Yellow man, listen. This is what this don't understand. We saying A's and bidding out. You can say dry cleaners, Laundromats, nigga, we got washers and dryers.

[Big K]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

You can say liquor stores. We find we don't have to drink.

[Big K]

Exactly.

[Deontay Cow]

You know what I'm saying? And the thing is, is that what you'll see is black people start springing up liquor stores. You say beauty supply stores. Black people, black women and black men have been opening up beauty supply stores in the south and throughout the rest of the country out the wazoo, as we've seen.

[Big K]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

Because this has so much hubris.

[Big Cat]

First of all, my. Listen, this nigga think he's. He. He doing. He.

[Deontay Cow]

He think he control mainland China.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Big K]

Think he the Ming dynasty.

[Big Cat]

He think he control the export import

[Deontay Cow]

business of mainland China.

[Big Cat]

No more Hyundai, no more Honda. You gonna stop us from buying a Honda?

[Big K]

Yo, since the beginning of time,

[Big Cat]

who you finna call.

[Deontay Cow]

Who you finna call it Nike and

[Big Cat]

say, yeah, don't sell no more Jordans than.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

What?

[Big Cat]

No more Sony.

[Big K]

What are you talking about?

[Deontay Cow]

Listen, listen, listen, listen. You have grossly underestimated or overestimated your value to mainland China. You're an immigrant. They don't give a about you.

[Big K]

No. You probably ain't never been to China. Yeah.

[Big Cat]

This said Sony. I don't. We talk. We. We. Hey, listen, we ain't say nothing about international trade.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah.

[Big Cat]

We talking about China Walk. China one.

[Big K]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

We talking about the liquor store. We talking about the gas stations, and we talking about whatever wings and seafood.

[Big Cat]

You know, we say all y' all little. Your nail salons, your beauty supply stores.

[Deontay Cow]

We talking about your domestic American businesses.

[Big K]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

That are in our neighborhoods that we going to boycott. Nigga, you talking about Sony, Jordan, Nike.

[Big Cat]

Yeah, yeah. That's where all the manufacturing is.

[Big K]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

A bunch of assembly line workers.

[Big K]

Crazy, man, Martin. They slavery over there.

[Big Cat]

What?

[Big K]

Slavery over there.

[Big Cat]

Sweatshops, facility

[Big K]

that combustible like a magic buff I'm gonna blow up.

[Big Cat]

Listen, my. Where you from?

[Deontay Cow]

And these businesses and these, these.

[Big Cat]

These corporations that you talking about, they

[Deontay Cow]

gotta put nets around the. This talking about. Yeah. Sony. Sony, Honda.

[Big Cat]

Ain't nobody at Honda ever thought about

[Deontay Cow]

your cracker ass nigga.

[Big K]

It's a Honda Planet Tall Georgia.

[Big Cat]

I used to work there. We put together a transmission. Man.

[Big K]

This ain't come across the water.

[Big Cat]

Honda Precision Parts.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah.

[Big Cat]

And that's the Japanese. You see them coming in with green helmets.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Big Cat]

They don't around.

[Big K]

They don't play no games.

[Deontay Cow]

Don't speak no English.

[Big K]

Just make sure running good.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Big Cat]

Transmissions on there?

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

Keep up with our safety policies.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

Huh. Our good name. This started bringing up Sony.

[Big Cat]

His think we talking about international trade.

[Deontay Cow]

No.

[Big Cat]

Now what this is show.

[Deontay Cow]

What this shows is fear.

[Big K]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

Panic because he's starting to bring out businesses. Ain't got nothing to do with none of that.

[Big K]

Sony electronics in your house.

[Big Cat]

We'll shut down liquor store.

[Deontay Cow]

No, you won't.

[Big K]

No, you would not.

[Deontay Cow]

How you gonna pay your mortgage?

[Big Cat]

We'll shut down the liquor store.

[Deontay Cow]

Yeah, we'll shut it down. And that's what we plan on doing. Because of the hubris. Because this talking like we need them.

[Big K]

You don't need them.

[Big Cat]

He said you need. You need us, huh?

[Deontay Cow]

You can't do without us.

[Big Cat]

And they're getting comfortable mocking us because they don't think stank. And.

[Poet/Rapper]

And.

[Big Cat]

And they've been. They've been. They've been kissing white people last so

[Deontay Cow]

long that they starting to think and talk like the white man. Yeah, man, they started.

[Big Cat]

They starting to.

[Deontay Cow]

They starting to make threats like they. The white man, this threatened to pull

[Big Cat]

China out of the black community.

[Deontay Cow]

The entire continent.

[Big K]

He's just pulling China out. Asia, Asia.

[Deontay Cow]

He want to pull the whole continent of Asia out.

[Big K]

The black community.

[Big Cat]

He don't care what it is. South, Southeast.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

Russia.

[Big K]

He don't give that what it is,

[Deontay Cow]

what part of Asia it is.

[Big K]

Everybody evacuate right now.

[Big Cat]

Don't sell no more.

[Deontay Cow]

Don't sell nothing to these.

[Big Cat]

Okay. You don't know. You don't know the consulate.

[Big K]

Like he got direct Mainline. You don't know Jackie, all these people,

[Big Cat]

man, I don't know nobody, man. You don't know Sue Young with that.

[Big K]

Sue Young.

[Big Cat]

Push the goddamn button.

[Deontay Cow]

You can't push no buttons, baby.

[Big Cat]

You can't push no buttons. You can push the record on that.

[Deontay Cow]

Tick tock. That what you can do. Let's keep going.

[Big K]

I know Punk bitch.

[Asian Community Representative]

Oh, your sound system. The microphones that you guys use to rap and speak about awareness for the black coach and the hip hop culture. What do you think that's made it? That's made all in Asia. And here's another thing for you guys. You guys want us to leave the neighborhood so bad. Oh, Asian people are in our neighborhoods. We're in white neighborhoods. We have our own Chinatown. We have our own Koreatown. You think we really need you guys to benefit off and make money? A lot of us do go to college as well. You're being outworked by immigrants who barely speak English and you're not embarrassed. Go to the bank, start your own businesses and deal with your own people. I want to see your own woman get on their hands and knees and do pedicures and manicures and deal with nasty ass attitudes. Okay?

[Deontay Cow]

Oh, listening. A lot of hubris.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah.

[Big Cat]

A lot of hubris.

[Big K]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Big Cat]

A lot of hubris, yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

Listen, man, you ain't saying nothing but a word, bro.

[Big Cat]

I haven't seen, like I said before, I haven't seen any of them come

[Deontay Cow]

out and condemn the actions a Rick or Andy Child.

[Big Cat]

Nor have I seen any empathy for

[Deontay Cow]

this 14 year old baby Cyrus Cormac and the loss of his life.

[Big K]

Right?

[Big Cat]

But you threatening us like you gonna pull the whole continent of Asia out.

[Deontay Cow]

The black community. Niggas not being out worked by immigrants.

[Big Cat]

You wouldn't be allowed to immigrate over

[Deontay Cow]

here if it wasn't for us. We not being out worked by immigrants. We being out ass kissed out, brown nosed.

[Big Cat]

Y' all got your head so far.

[Deontay Cow]

White people ass.

[Big Cat]

Y' all can't even see yourselves being a puppet.

[Deontay Cow]

You can't see how you being used. We said go to the bank. You don't know nothing about no red line. And nigga, you don't got no history in this country.

[Big Cat]

And this is a nigga in a fitted hat.

[Big K]

Yeah, yeah.

[Big Cat]

And then you wanna go start talking about the products.

[Deontay Cow]

That's made in China. Nigga, America is made in China.

[Big K]

Everything is made in China.

[Deontay Cow]

This microphone, this rodecaster, this table, these candles, everything, everything made in China.

[Big Cat]

That ain't what we talking about. Y' all know that. But see, this is the thing.

[Deontay Cow]

They know them tricky white people games. Let's get away from the point and let's inflate the situation right, so we can get away from the reality is that Rick and Andy Child ran down and murdered a 14 year old and y' all have no empathy for that baby. Y' all have no empathy for that baby.

[Big Cat]

But yet y' all wanna ask why

[Deontay Cow]

we wanna boycott y' all businesses And y' all have no empathy for our babies. Y' all have. No, no. And, and, and y' all talking about, oh, I wanna see black women on their hands and knees and doing pedicures. Nigga, I'm gonna tell you something, brother. If you knew anything about this country and our history in this country, that ain't even something that would come out your mouth. But you don't. And these white people that made you so comfortable in they lap that you think you can talk to us like that. And I feel like when people don't think shit stink, we should make em smell it. Because the only thing I've seen is an inquiry into why they feel entitled to our money. They feel entitled to the money, huh? What you mean you not gonna give us no money?

[Big Cat]

This nigga start bringing up mainland China. He started talking about international trade.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

I'm gonna tell you something, brother.

[Big Cat]

If we stop going to your dry

[Deontay Cow]

cleaners, if we stop going to your liquor stores, if we stop going to

[Big Cat]

your gas stations and we stop eating your food, which you know, long running joke in the black community, we won't know what that is.

[Deontay Cow]

We'll know what that is.

[Big Cat]

We stop eating your food and we stop going to your nail shop and your beauty supply store. Mainland China is not gonna come knocking and paying your bills, nigga.

[Deontay Cow]

They ain't.

[Big Cat]

Ain't nary a motherfucker from China gonna

[Deontay Cow]

come over here and pay them bills.

[Big Cat]

Ain't no white people gonna come pay them bills.

[Deontay Cow]

They ain't gonna come bail you out. Your ass gonna be out of a business and eventually out of a motherfucking home.

[Big Cat]

And you too Americanized to go back. You might end up stocking the shelves for a black owned business.

[Deontay Cow]

Cause you know, we real generous people. Oh, you might come over and be apprentice for us. Show us how to do some nail.

[Big K]

Called the spot. Ricky Tan come from, Kenny.

[Big Cat]

They talk from a people they taught.

[Deontay Cow]

From a position of people that we're indebted to. We don't owe y' all niggas anything. If anything, you should be thanking us for your ability to be here in the first place. But you come over here, you kiss white people ass after their long history of oppressing you, you can seem to get over that for whatever reason.

[Big Cat]

You got smoke with us. And we the reason why you here

[Deontay Cow]

in the first place. But you get that hubris, nigga. You get that big head. You get the Bite in the hand that feeds you.

[Big Cat]

Because if you didn't need us, here's the thing. If you didn't need black people, if

[Deontay Cow]

you didn't need our dollar, if we

[Big Cat]

were irrelevant to the way you live

[Deontay Cow]

your life, if y' all were such hard workers and y' all didn't need us, and you gonna pull Sony and

[Big Cat]

you gonna pull Jordan. Jordan, you gonna pull Jordans. If you was going to do all that and we were so irrelevant, there

[Deontay Cow]

would be no reason for a response. But is there. There's a hubris there where you feel like

[Big Cat]

we need y'.

[Deontay Cow]

All. And the reality is, with this video and tons of other videos that I've seen, the reality is y' all need us. Y' all need our dollar.

[Big Cat]

Because if you didn't need us, you wouldn't be panicking. If you didn't need us, you'll say, okay, well, black people gonna boycott our business.

[Deontay Cow]

So what?

[Big Cat]

Cause I'm gonna tell you something. If a white person or Asian person told me we're not watching the Grits and X podcast anymore, I would say, I ain't want you watching it in the first place.

[Deontay Cow]

Yeah, I wouldn't give a fuck.

[Big Cat]

Cause white people and Asian people don't

[Deontay Cow]

make a dent in my viewership.

[Big Cat]

This is for the niggas.

[Big K]

Strictly for the niggas, niggas.

[Big Cat]

So if I wouldn't even. I wouldn't even. I wouldn't even grant you a response. I wouldn't even respond to you. Boycott it, nigga. And we'll take Ghana.

[Poet/Rapper]

And

[Big K]

we gonna move you niggas out of Ghana. We gonna move you niggas out of. Move you niggas out of Nigeria.

[Big Cat]

Move you niggas out of Burkina Faso.

[Big K]

Oh, they already out there. He playing no games.

[Deontay Cow]

If it ain't black.

[Big K]

If they black, yo. If it ain't black attackers.

[Big Cat]

Listen, you speak from a position of people that, like, we owe you. Like, you're entitled to our money

[Deontay Cow]

because

[Big Cat]

these white people put you up in our neighborhoods strategically so you could be

[Deontay Cow]

able to say, we're outworking you while

[Big Cat]

ignoring the history and the plight of

[Deontay Cow]

black people in America. You'll ignore your own history in America so you can try to feed off the bosom of white people so you can be comfortable in their laps, so you can fight their battles for them and you don't ever want nothing in return.

[Big Cat]

Now, my thing is this. Again. If I didn't. If I didn't.

[Deontay Cow]

If I didn't need you, I wouldn't panic.

[Big Cat]

If I didn't need you.

[Deontay Cow]

I wouldn't have a response.

[Big Cat]

They obviously need our money. They obviously are dependent on our dollar

[Deontay Cow]

to generate their wealth.

[Big Cat]

And what have they ever done for

[Deontay Cow]

these communities where they generate all this wealth?

[Big Cat]

You ever seen American Adeli do a back to school program?

[Big K]

Absolutely not.

[Big Cat]

You ever seen a China China walk? You ever seen Hibachi? You ever seen. You ever seen a nail salon? You ever seen a beauty supply store? Give anything back to the community?

[Deontay Cow]

Also, let's talk about another thing, because I want to pay attention to this.

[Big Cat]

You ever went into any of these places and just get fantastic customer service?

[Deontay Cow]

No. What you want? That's basically the energy they come with when you walk in.

[Big Cat]

What you want,

[Deontay Cow]

okay? It's gonna be this home.

[Big Cat]

It's short and sweet.

[Deontay Cow]

They ain't rolling out no red carpet. But yet with our people, we do expect a red carpet rolled out. And I'm gonna get to that in a minute because this is an opportunity for us to change how we approach business with one another. Both as hosts and as patrons, both as owners and as guests in these establishments, we could change how they do it.

[Big Cat]

But if these people generate so much

[Deontay Cow]

wealth off of us, off of our dollar funding their lifestyles. They don't live in the neighborhood.

[Big Cat]

They don't give anything back to the neighborhoods.

[Deontay Cow]

The only thing they do is extract from the neighborhoods, and they don't give anything back. That means they're parasites.

[Big Cat]

And if you know anything about parasites, when you start cutting off the supply,

[Deontay Cow]

they get desperate, they start acting erratic, they start making them cravings go 10 times harder, 10 times harder.

[Big Cat]

And what they really want to do

[Deontay Cow]

is bait us into violence, right? With the acquittal of Rick Chow, what

[Big Cat]

they expected to do was bait us into violence.

[Deontay Cow]

They want us in the street so they can kill us or lock us up. What they don't bank on is the boycott because they don't think we can do it.

[Big Cat]

Now we show target just good and

[Deontay Cow]

well, we can do it for sure. And, and, and if you sit in there and you should still be boycotting targets it along with McDonald's and Starbucks. But that's something for another day. We talking about these yellows right now.

[Big Cat]

They want to bait us into violence. So they was banking on this being

[Deontay Cow]

response of us burning buildings down of us, you know, creating violence and engaging with violence with Asian people who. They got the, the, the stop Asian hate so they'll enhance the crime and turn it into a hate crime. As soon as you put your hands on an Asian person, they already got

[Big Cat]

the place set up so they was banking on you going into the streets,

[Deontay Cow]

turning up so they can go out there and lock your ass up or be justified in killing you.

[Big Cat]

And Cyrus just showed that you will

[Deontay Cow]

not get any justice when they kill you. They didn't bank on the boycott.

[Big K]

Mm.

[Deontay Cow]

All these Asians were so quiet during this whole trial. I ain't have nothing to say.

[Big Cat]

Nobody condemned the actions of Rick or Andy Child. Low key.

[Deontay Cow]

It's because they are just like Rick and Andy Child. This is why I don't like that POC term. Don't call me no person of color, nigga. I'm black. I'm cool on that. Person of color, right? Cause people of color also don't like black people.

[Big Cat]

Meanwhile, the only reason you have people

[Deontay Cow]

of color in America is because of black people.

[Big Cat]

Y' all get over here.

[Deontay Cow]

Y' all ignore the history, Y' all ignore the plight. And then y' all take y' all seats that have been strategically placed for

[Big Cat]

you as a weapon against us thinking that you're gonna be in favor to

[Deontay Cow]

them, you being used pawns.

[Big Cat]

Seeing. Seeing being a pawn as progress. And then you get niggas like that with so much hubris that'll say, yeah, okay, well, fuck y'.

[Deontay Cow]

All.

[Big Cat]

Now I'm gonna say this. The way he talking, he talking like y' all gonna pull the business out in the neighborhood. Have at it. I guarantee you you won't do that. I guarantee you you won't pull the

[Deontay Cow]

business out the neighborhood.

[Big Cat]

You think by threatening us that, well, we're gonna be scared? You don't know who you dealing with. Don't know who he dealing with.

[Big K]

I don't think he do.

[Deontay Cow]

He can't know who he's dealing with.

[Big K]

He doesn't?

[Big Cat]

No.

[Deontay Cow]

Because he dealing with the stereotype.

[Big Cat]

He dealing with the.

[Deontay Cow]

He dealing with the idea niggas. He dealing with the confirmation bias of him seeing black people that only reaffirm his stance on black people that he got from white people.

[Big Cat]

His stance of black people that he

[Deontay Cow]

got from his own Asian culture that is steeped in anti blackness. Niggas that wear long sleeves in. In the summer so they don't get dark.

[Big Cat]

So then we see black people not only boycotting, but promoting their own beauty

[Deontay Cow]

supply stores and businesses, right? They in the comments, man, these black

[Big Cat]

women and men are promoting their beauty

[Deontay Cow]

supply stores, and they say, well, where

[Big Cat]

are you getting the product from? That's international trade.

[Deontay Cow]

That's international trade. Where'd you get your gun from? Where you get anything from?

[Big Cat]

See? See? See, we didn't say we was boycotting China. We said we was boycotting you.

[Deontay Cow]

Nick, is you. Niggas in our communities that are parasites, they only extract wealth out of a neighborhood.

[Big Cat]

Only thing you give us back in

[Deontay Cow]

return is disrespect and death and entitlement and hubris.

[Big Cat]

To speak as if you above us,

[Deontay Cow]

as if your life don't depend on us. Okay, all right.

[Big Cat]

This. This nigga want to act like he the spokesperson for mainland China. Listen, nigga, I get on WhatsApp right now. I call a Chinese manufacturer, I tell them or I tell them to order me a honey shirts that say boycott Asian businesses. You think them ain't gonna print it?

[Big K]

Are they printing?

[Big Cat]

They printing it. They printed the MAGA hats. They print rebel flags. They'll do it right now.

[Big K]

Right now.

[Big Cat]

Ain't got no choice.

[Big K]

Press is hot, baby. What

[Big Cat]

I get? I'll get 150,000 T shirts. Let's say Asia.

[Big K]

They gonna print it.

[Big Cat]

They gonna print it. And what's your face on the back? They don't care about copyright. They don't care about likeness. They don't care about none of that N. They manufacturers, bruh. You overestimate your value to China. Chinese don't give a about you. Them over there selling sex and opium.

[Big K]

Selling it.

[Big Cat]

Selling it, huh? You ain't never seen Parasite. Y' all ain't over there just getting money. They like to show you the good parts. They show you the technology.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Big Cat]

They don't show you no slums.

[Big K]

Nah.

[Big Cat]

Niggas out there still smoking raw opium. That's real. That's raw opium, huh? Them is some drug trafficker. Sex traffickers too. They just get y' all over here and you play the docile.

[Deontay Cow]

Smart Asian. They only know math and no social. With no social skills. I just know math. I don't know how to interact in this society. I don't know what I'm doing. I don't know nothing. Play that docile little lamb type stereotype right? Be seen and not heard. And you just use all that to kiss white people ass. And then the comments mad.

[Big Cat]

Don't let them people with you. Go spend your money. If you get money. If you get money off the international trade with China, yeah, handle your business.

[Big K]

Handle it.

[Big Cat]

That's American, baby. That's international trade. That's real business. Meanwhile, we get these up out our neighborhood and replace them with black owned businesses. I ain't never seen a turkey drive come about. These niggas, I ain't never seen them Niggas do a Foo Young giveaway.

[Deontay Cow]

Nothing.

[Big K]

Nothing.

[Big Cat]

I ain't never seen a whole wing dinner giveaway.

[Deontay Cow]

Nothing, nothing.

[Big Cat]

Nigga, them niggas ain't never gave nothing back. This is an awakening. It's unfortunate that it happens on the side of tragedy, but the whole civil rights movement was started by the baby

[Deontay Cow]

Emmett Till and his mother's decision to open up that casket.

[Big Cat]

Sometimes they need to happen in tragedy

[Deontay Cow]

so you can realize you've been in a hypnosis.

[Big Cat]

You've been in hypnosis.

[Deontay Cow]

Just accepting this.

[Big Cat]

And this is how these people think about you. And you spend your money with them. You'll cut off a weed man if you 30 minutes late. Yeah, let be 30 minutes late and the weed don't hit.

[Deontay Cow]

I ain't with this, man. This thing always late.

[Big Cat]

Normally, normally. Normally he late.

[Deontay Cow]

But the be hidden and that this

[Big Cat]

late and the ain't hidden. I'm trying to smoke when I get off. Yeah, time this come ready to go to bed.

[Deontay Cow]

Yeah, that. Yeah, you going there. You go in the Asian restaurant, they

[Big Cat]

don't even ask you what you want.

[Deontay Cow]

They just look at you. They go, pin pad. What do you want? 10 minutes.

[Big Cat]

That's it. That's all the interactions you get out of them. They real nice when it comes. When you get to the register.

[Deontay Cow]

Yeah, you go in nail shop, what you want? What you want? What you want? What you want? All right, cool. And.

[Poet/Rapper]

And.

[Big Cat]

And we try to make excuses for it.

[Deontay Cow]

Well, they just don't speak English. Are they not from America? That. Yeah, that.

[Big Cat]

Cause this ass. He.

[Deontay Cow]

He'll speak.

[Big Cat]

He barely speak my English. This speak with a whole lot of dip on his goddamn chip. Look, too much dip on his chip.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Big Cat]

Oh, let's see. Let's see. Because it don't stop there. They be talking.

[Asian Woman]

Be an unpopular opinion, and I'm gonna call you out since you don't seem to understand. Every single one of you over there boycotting Asian business and spreading more Asian hate. You black people with your black fatigue, okay? And what your people call niggerism. Yeah, not my words. And those are your people words. You people that is living in that black culture mentality, the poor victim mentality, thinking that people still owe you reparation. Yeah, you. I'm the one talking to you every single.

[Deontay Cow]

Now, now, now, this Asian woman sounds just like a white woman.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah, Yeah.

[Big K]

I thought it was a white woman.

[Deontay Cow]

Yeah, it's an Asian woman niggerism.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Big Cat]

That's how they think about you. This is what they think of you. And what's the. And, and here's the thing. We ain't spreading no misinformation about Asians. We ain't said nothing. We ain't said nothing demeaning towards Asians as a whole. All we said is we're gonna take our money and we're gonna go shop

[Deontay Cow]

with our own people.

[Big K]

That's it.

[Big Cat]

Since y' all can't seem to respect

[Deontay Cow]

us in our own communities and it's

[Big Cat]

causing this type of pushback. And what she say, they learning from these white people.

[Deontay Cow]

They learning to play the victim, spreading more Asian hate.

[Big Cat]

We ain't say nothing hateful about y' all folks.

[Big K]

Nothing.

[Big Cat]

I tell y', all, which I haven't

[Deontay Cow]

said nothing about one of y' all folks killing one of our babies. Y' all ain't had no remorse for that. Y' all ain't had no empathy for that. Y' all ain't condemned this man actions once.

[Big Cat]

But then y' all condemning us because

[Deontay Cow]

we want to spend the money with our own.

[Big Cat]

Ain't that what y' all do? So we want to do what y' all doing. Y' all say that we.

[Deontay Cow]

We in a. We in a black culture mentality. Black fatigue, niggerism.

[Big Cat]

And she said it boldly. This me saying this.

[Deontay Cow]

Yeah, yeah, I'm saying this shit.

[Big Cat]

This Asian woman sound just like a fucking cracker. Because that's what they are.

[Deontay Cow]

Listen, man,

[Big Cat]

we're gonna have to be

[Deontay Cow]

very, very, very intentional and very strategic about this.

[Big Cat]

A lot of people have been seeing us call for boycotts.

[Deontay Cow]

People of color and their businesses in our neighborhoods. And a lot of you niggas is coming out and taking the opposite stance with that. How about some black solidarity, bruh?

[Big Cat]

How about some solidarity in public? Even if you don't agree, what you could do is shut the fuck up. Lot of you bitch ass niggas always out here trying to appeal to these other folks that ain't finna get you no job at that liquor store, nigga. Huh? You ain't gonna get free Nikes for life. Cause you kissing Asian people ass. The wings, the ten piece. Still gonna be 15, nigga. Y' all always out here kissing everybody else ass, bruh. You just like them. They kissing white people ass. You kissing they ass and you kissing white people ass. You ain't got no. You ain't got no room left to kiss your own ass. You niggas disgusting me, bruh. But it's time to ignore the coons. I mean, at the very least, the reason why they feel like they can disrespect you. Like, this is cause of coon ass niggas like you. They don't have no solidarity in public. And it's because you don't really give a fuck about the black community. So you don't know where there are. There's some private spaces for us to discuss, and if there isn't any, you could create one. But you don't have any interest in that.

[Deontay Cow]

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You got all the interests and assimilating just like they assimilated. That's where your interests lie in assimilation. Cause you think that they ice colder. You think. You think once you get accepted over there that you're gonna be the better black. A lot of y' all want to be the better blacks, huh? You don't want to be a part of this black culture.

[Big Cat]

You don't want to be engaged in

[Deontay Cow]

niggerism, as this Asian white lady said. So you want to be over here parading yourself around as the better black. I. You know, this is the time.

[Big Cat]

This is the time where we ignore the coons.

[Deontay Cow]

And this is the time where if you.

[Big Cat]

If you don't want.

[Deontay Cow]

If you.

[Big Cat]

If your mentality ain't, I want what's best for the black community.

[Deontay Cow]

If y. Your mentality ain't, I want to empower the black community. If your. Your mentality is I want solidarity and unity in the black community. If your mentality isn't about the liberation of the black community, you could just shut the fuck up. And if they do got something to say, we should just ignore them. Because they, like everyone else, is just looking for our attention. Our attention holds such a currency, not

[Big Cat]

to mention what our dollars do. They mad because you gonna put that money in your pocket.

[Deontay Cow]

That's what they mad about.

[Big Cat]

Make them mad. No empathy. No remorse. They couldn't give a fuck about Cyrus or his life or his family. They don't give a fuck about your feelings about this situation. They wouldn't give a fuck if it was. You keep bringing me your money. That sound like a pimp to me. This. Start pulling brands out of his ass.

[Big K]

No Sony, no Honda.

[Big Cat]

You don't know nothing. You don't know nothing about them people. You don't even know nobody over there. I could. I could go to a manufacturer.

[Deontay Cow]

I go on Alibaba right now.

[Big Cat]

Find a manufacturing.

[Deontay Cow]

I want to. I want a hundred shirts that say Sony.

[Big Cat]

You know what they gonna do?

[Deontay Cow]

They gonna print them. Because the only thing they care about is green. They don't give a about you Americans and what type of business you run. Because them niggas have already accepted their position in life. That assembly line, that press, Because that's what come on the other side of this shit. You get great tech, you get great transportation, and they want you to have great transportation. You get to that motherfucking job on time. Give a fuck about you, nigga.

[Big Cat]

These nigga don't give a fuck about you or your children, about you or your life. Keep bringing me that money. They offended. Not because we said something derogatory about Asians, not because we said we should go kill Asians. We ain't said none of that. We just said we gonna keep our money in our pocket and spend it

[Deontay Cow]

with our own people. Cause the only thing y' all pay

[Big Cat]

us in is disrespect. So we gonna take that. We're gonna let y' all have that.

[Deontay Cow]

And hopefully the Asians will come over here and shop with y', all, but they won't.

[Big Cat]

Hopefully, the white people come over here

[Deontay Cow]

and shout with y'.

[Big K]

All.

[Deontay Cow]

They not. They put you in our communities for a reason. They put you in our communities as a buffer to stop us from enriching ourselves. The same loans we got denied for, they gave to you. The same red lines that we couldn't go across. They allowed you to cross them so

[Big Cat]

they could use you.

[Deontay Cow]

After 400 years of not only 250 years of chattel slavery, but another hundred years of Jim Crow,

[Big Cat]

another hundred years

[Deontay Cow]

of peddling and pushing drugs into the black community, disenfranchising, capsizing your businesses,

[Big Cat]

burning

[Deontay Cow]

down your town, you don't know nothing about that. You don't care nothing about that. Because if you knew the history, you would know you was wrong. If you knew the history, you wouldn't even want to be in these neighborhoods. If you knew the history, you would show a little bit more love and respect to the neighborhoods that you operate your businesses in. But you so fixed on taking that money and going and spending it with them fucking white people, you can't see that you the trick. You can't see yourself as the pawn. That's what you are. You being used. Cause there ain't no way that when you speakin', I should hear a cracker, but I hear one. Cause that's what you are. You a cracker. And we don't spend our money with crackers.

[Big K]

Mm.

[Deontay Cow]

And that's why you mad, mad.

[Big Cat]

Imagine that. Imagine that. Imagine that if your business was so thriving, if you ain't need us, what you panicking for what you scared of. That's. And. And that.

[Deontay Cow]

And that mean double down on it, nigga.

[Big Cat]

I went to go get some wings today.

[Deontay Cow]

I was feeling a little ten piece. I know it's one black owned spot in Douglasville, but that shit was way on the other side of town. I went in the little wings and burger drink, I said, who. Who owned this motherfucker? And it's like, oh, you want to go get them? I was like, yeah, Asian dude. I said, y' all have a nice day. And I had this shirt on.

[Big K]

Oh, yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

I'm letting you know what it is.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

Y' all have a nice day. We cool. I'm gonna tease. Go holla at Teas real quick.

[Big K]

Yeah.

[Big Cat]

Now, in the midst of us promoting

[Deontay Cow]

our businesses, we have to address the elephant in the room. And the elephant in this room is

[Big Cat]

that if you are in the service business as a black person, you need

[Deontay Cow]

to be prepared to serve.

[Big Cat]

And if you are gonna be patronizing these businesses, you need to be doing

[Deontay Cow]

so with some grace in your motherfucking mind and some love in your heart.

[Big Cat]

Don't fuck up the moment and don't fuck up the opportunity. With entitlement, you go into a business, they don't owe you shit. Don't walk around there like they owe you something. Cause you know, some of y' all like to go into people businesses just to be difficult. Every business you go into, that's a black owned business. You should be living outstanding Yelp reviews.

[Deontay Cow]

We should be looking out for ourselves at every turn in every way.

[Big Cat]

But when we walk into your business, we should feel welcome too. This ain't an opportunity to jug. This ain't an opportunity to finesse. This ain't an opportunity to come up. Because if you do it right and you do good business, you gonna come up and I would love to have three or four of your beauty supply

[Deontay Cow]

stores in town that I can choose from instead of just the one that's inconvenient to get to.

[Big Cat]

Because when we take the money out of there, eventually that business gonna close

[Deontay Cow]

down and we gotta replace it with something, and we need to replace it with one of ours.

[Big Cat]

But I need to know when I go in there that I'm getting good business. Do good business, don't hustle.

[Deontay Cow]

We.

[Big Cat]

We. We done talked about this before. Now it's not the time for hustling. It may be time for grinding.

[Big K]

Yeah, I gotta grind.

[Big Cat]

You might. You might have to grind, but that's what you got little cousins for. That's what you got little cousins for. It's summertime. Your little cousin. Your little cousin have seen you build

[Deontay Cow]

this business from the ground up. A lot of them be at home.

[Big Cat]

They don't know what to do.

[Deontay Cow]

I figured that out quick.

[Big Cat]

Hey, you. Y' all two.

[Deontay Cow]

Y' all gonna box them three days a week.

[Big Cat]

You. You gonna taekwondo twice a week. We're gonna keep you. Something to do, something to do.

[Deontay Cow]

You can keep your mind shot while you out here.

[Big Cat]

We ain't just gonna be on that

[Deontay Cow]

phone all day, every day.

[Big Cat]

Your little cousin, 16, 17 years old, if they're not gonna get a job, give them a job. Throw them a little something. Throw them a little something. Show them how to operate the business. Because by the time you get on your second, third story, you're gonna need somebody to be reliable, and you need to keep it in the family. Now, y' all always like to compare to other communities. This what they do. This what they do. But not when it comes to business. No, keep your business in the family. Keep your business in the community with reliable people, but do good business in the community. Don't be out here trying to jug and finesse folks, bruh. That ain't it. We didn't did that before. We see it don't work. Come with your mind, right? If you in the service industry, I expect good service. I'm gonna tell you what, by Douglasville. I'll tell you something about Douglasville. These black businesses in Douglasville. You go in there, excellent service.

[Deontay Cow]

Yes, sir.

[Big Cat]

You get great service. And I'm gonna leave a Yelp review every time.

[Asian Woman]

Five stars.

[Big Cat]

Five stars.

[Deontay Cow]

I bring Obama in this.

[Big Cat]

I take Obama to tease brunch bar.

[Big K]

Hey, listen, you have a good time in it, man?

[Big Cat]

What?

[Big K]

Yeah, you have a good time, man.

[Big Cat]

I take Obama to the tease brunch. I tell you, Obama to the high noon brunchery.

[Big K]

Hey, drunk.

[Big Cat]

What he drunk?

[Deontay Cow]

I have Obama on mimosas.

[Big K]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Bottomless.

[Big Cat]

You see what I'm saying now?

[Deontay Cow]

Michelle this, Michelle, Michelle that.

[Big Cat]

They don't, like, fry the wings like this in Washington. I've never had peach cobbler French toast before.

[Deontay Cow]

You fight that. All right, then.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

You find that all right there, bro?

[Big K]

We're gonna say something.

[Big Cat]

Nobody gonna say nothing to Barry. Saying nothing to Barry.

[Deontay Cow]

Listen, man, it's the time, bruh. We. We know it.

[Big Cat]

We know where we fell short in business before. We know where we fell short. We fell short from hustling.

[Deontay Cow]

Time to stop out at hustle. Juneteenth. Coming.

[Big Cat]

Why Is you having sections. Open that club up, man.

[Poet/Rapper]

Dance.

[Big Cat]

You ain't no better than a cracker if you only see your people as people to be exploited. Is you if you only see your community as dollar signs to be exploited. You just like a cracker. This is the game they gave you. That's why you got so rich off of crack cracker exploiting your community. You don't care who, you don't care who you leave behind you. You have a trail of broken homes behind you.

[Deontay Cow]

You don't care. And then you only thing you gotta look forward to is a jail cell or a funeral home.

[Big Cat]

We didn't did these things before.

[Deontay Cow]

Stop. Don't.

[Big Cat]

This ain't no trend, huh? This ain't gonna come and go. This is a real opportunity. Because for whatever reason the universe, you call it God, you call it Allah, you call it whatever you want.

[Deontay Cow]

The world is revealing itself to us

[Big Cat]

and we have all the things set in place to take advantage of the

[Deontay Cow]

opportunities they are in.

[Big Cat]

These people comments mad that they promoting their business. They panicking. If you, if you promoting a beauty supply store, a black owned beauty supply store and they in the comments mad they panicking. Where you can, where you getting the product from? As if to say that the product that you order in China is going to they business. It's not, it's not, it's not going to the wing spot. Trust me, trust me. You buying that from an exporter, you buy that from a manufacturer. That's just B2B. That just business to business. Everything they gauge in is B2C. Business to customer, business to consumer. We taking the C out of this. And I hope that your buddies at the nail salon and the at Honda

[Deontay Cow]

come buy your

[Big Cat]

because mainland China not gonna come through and pay your bills.

[Asian Woman]

Trust me.

[Big Cat]

Trust me. Trust me. Ain't a name Jean Jinping. None of them, none of them coming to buy that. They not. But we have an opportunity

[Deontay Cow]

and we have to take full advantage of the opportunity.

[Big Cat]

Because the thing is is that

[Unidentified Male Guest]

these

[Deontay Cow]

things present themselves these way for a reason. This is a history. This is our history repeating itself. Right? This is our history repeating itself. And, and don't. And, and, and I think the thing is, is that they make it easy for us. They make it easy for you to stay drunk. The older you get, the longer it takes for you to recover from one one night of drinking. What you gonna eat? You ain't gonna, you ain't waking up eating unhealthy. You're going right to that China walk. Go get some Greasy bullshit. You getting fat. They getting fat too. It's time, bro. It's time to invest in ourselves. And we have been talking about it and now we have the opportunity to do it. And you need to do it. If you go on my TikTok right now, my story is just nothing but black business businesses.

[Big Cat]

Nothing but black businesses.

[Deontay Cow]

I'm gonna tell you who I got a subscription with.

[Big Cat]

Y' all got subscription with Netflix, Y'

[Deontay Cow]

all got subscription with Hulu? I got a subscription with Reels. No, Reels is black owned toilet paper company.

[Big Cat]

48 rolls every four weeks. Every four weeks. We're on subscription with the black folks. Sustainable, recyclable, Good, good product, good quality tissue.

[Deontay Cow]

And I'm gonna look for some old black owned business.

[Big Cat]

And if you know any black owned

[Deontay Cow]

businesses, you could drop them below. It's a.

[Big Cat]

It's a dude with an app.

[Deontay Cow]

It's called Miria or something like that. I want to say, I pronounce it Mariah. I know it's not pronounced like that. And brother, I feel like you should not change the name, but just let people say we'll come on in heart. Because you know, we man. And if we. If, if.

[Big Cat]

Yo, if your be too difficult for

[Deontay Cow]

us to pronounce, we almost. Damn that don't want. Yeah. So listen. But he got a whole directory. It's MII going this out. I'll tell you what it is. M I I R I Y a dot out in his directory to black owned businesses all over the United States. It's basically the Amazon for black owned businesses. M I I r I Y A Miriam.

[Big Cat]

Let's go. Listen. Yeah, go in there. You figured it out?

[Big K]

Yeah.

[Deontay Cow]

Candles.

[Big Cat]

We ain't gonna have this. We do circle. This is Circus scent house.

[Unidentified Male Guest]

Yeah, man.

[Big Cat]

And my new pet is waiting at the mailbox. It's at the mailbox right now.

[Big K]

Right now. Wait.

[Big Cat]

Get picked up, huh? We go black on. On the shirt. Let you know what's going on, man.

[Big K]

Yeah, man.

[Big Cat]

You know what I'm saying?

[Deontay Cow]

Let me make sure, make sure I shout this brand out the right way. Radical resistance. Radical resistance.

[Big Cat]

You can get one of these, man.

[Deontay Cow]

Shout with my good folks, man. Radical resistance, man. Get you a Kill the Clan team.

[Big Cat]

Kill the clan.

[Deontay Cow]

We doing today. We killing the clan. These. I, I think that, I think that if we, if we just take our time. Listen, listen. Be ready to grind, but don't be ready to hustle. If we just take our time, you'll be ready, man.

[Big Cat]

Get up, man.

[Deontay Cow]

Get up.

[Big Cat]

Every day with a purpose. Man, get up every day with a purpose, man.

[Deontay Cow]

The. The racism that gave us the Keith Lee effect. We're gonna go shop with these businesses, bro. We finna go get this money with our people. And anybody that's supposed to be making money, listen, you gotta understand what they're saying. You gotta understand what their rhetoric is. They don't want you making money with your own people. That's what they're angry about. How dare you take the money out of my mouth and put it in yours.

[Big Cat]

How dare you take the money out

[Deontay Cow]

of my pockets and put it in your own.

[Big Cat]

If you do that, what I'm gonna be able to say about you. If you do that, I can't say. I'm out working you if you do that, I can't say, pull yourself up by your bootstraps. Then when you do it, they say, oh, you dumb. Basically calling you dumb. And they saying, you ain't gonna do.

[Deontay Cow]

They calling you right to your face. Ain't gonna do. To say, still gonna come in here and give us all their money, and we'll still kill one of y'. All.

[Big Cat]

So it's time for us to step

[Deontay Cow]

up to the plate as patrons and as service providers. Not only do you need to come in and you need to be a great guest, but I need to be a phenomenal host. Phenomenal. It's gonna be exhausting. You're gonna be tired at the end

[Big Cat]

of the day,

[Deontay Cow]

but in five years when you got three. Three of those businesses, and not just the one, when your name ring bells, when people come to the city and they say, you gotta go try this, you gotta go that, when you become a stable in the community, it'd have been worth it. When black people come to town and say, hey, before we go do anything, let's go there. It'll be worth it. Because they wasn't baking on the boycott. They wasn't banking on that. They don't think you know what to do with the money. They was banking on that race war. They was banking on you not doing shit. Now that you're doing something, they angry. Those are the voices of people who are panicking. They sweat.

[Big Cat]

Make them sweat.

[Deontay Cow]

You owe it to yourself. We owe it to each other. If they're.

[Big Cat]

If they're. If this podcast ain't been about nothing else.

[Deontay Cow]

It's been about this. Go out there and make yourself proud, bro. Go out there and make our ancestors proud for sure. And all these fucking coons, let them continue to kick it over there with them white people and ignore them. The bots ignore them. The haters ignore them. Because we gonna be on the side celebrating. And when we can, we gonna get in the game. There's no greater opportunity and there's no better time than right now. Because they wanted to riot. They wanted to be able to kill you. They wanted to be able to lock your ass up. They never banked on the boycott and they never showed any empathy or remorse for that little baby Cyrus Cormier. They never showed any empathy. And in a moment like this where they can see what they could offer to the black community, they told you straight to your face. The only thing I see y' all as is something to take from starve the parasite.

[Asian Woman]

Ice,

[Deontay Cow]

we'll be right back at the. These commercial breaks. Yeah, man, if you're not careful, you're going to find yourself using phrases that you never hear uttered in other communities. Like all Asians. I ain't never heard nobody that hate black people say, well, not all black people. No, they just paint you with that broad brush. Now, if you want to know what you're dealing with culturally, because you hear me say this in your. In your community, but you hear me say a lot on the last episode, culturally, cultural, anti blackness. Go look up a Natasha doll. You ever heard of that? Yeah, I'm gonna let y'. All, before we get into these advice segments, I'm gonna just leave you with this little gem. The time for making excuses for the other people outside of our community is over. I don't care if you know one cool Asian. That ain't enough. I don't care if you know a few cool white boys. That ain't enough. Because we talking about cultural and communal practices.

[Big Cat]

And who give a fuck, nigga? Who gives a fuck? Who gives a fuck if it's just a few bad apples? What about our good apples in our community? Why we can't be enough for ourselves? Why aren't we enough? Why aren't we enough for each other? Where you gotta make excuses for people that hate you? Stop making excuses for people that hate

[Deontay Cow]

you and learn to love the person

[Big Cat]

that you see in the mirror. Because when you start to love yourself,

[Deontay Cow]

then you'll stop making excuses for other people.

[Big Cat]

When you start to love yourself, you'll

[Deontay Cow]

start embracing the people that look like you in your community. And you'll stop being okay with being

[Big Cat]

a motherfucking token

[Deontay Cow]

when you could be a big, bad dollar bill bitch.

[Big Cat]

Stop being a token and be a

[Deontay Cow]

big bad dollar bill bitch.

[Big Cat]

Stripping business started in Africa. Long. Look, man, y' all keep Making excuse for these crackers.

[Deontay Cow]

It's gonna be trouble. Trouble.

[Big Cat]

Be a big, bad dollar bill.

[Deontay Cow]

My. That's what I want to say.

[Big Cat]

Grizznet's podcast, quote of the day, a token.

[Deontay Cow]

Be a big bad dollar bill. Yes, sir. Big cat.

[Big K]

Yo.

[Poet/Rapper]

Yo.

[Deontay Cow]

How we feeling, baby?

[Big K]

I'm feeling good, man.

[Deontay Cow]

This is all right now, son. Oh, yeah, I know. All right, we got to pull it up on the tv. Yes, sir. So what's the score?

[Big K]

I don't know. Trying to get another seat.

[Deontay Cow]

All right, well, we're gonna wrap this up so Big can go watch the mix. I'm gonna go watch the mix, too.

[Asian Community Representative]

Yeah.

[Big K]

Yeah, man.

[Deontay Cow]

Hey, man, you know, as always, you know, we love y'. All. Don't forget to, like, subscribe, share hype. Do all that, all that good. Yeah, man. And you know what I'm saying, Don't be a token. What you gonna be a big, bad dollar bill.

[Poet/Rapper]

You know what I'm saying?

[Deontay Cow]

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, man. Man. Yeah.

[Poet/Rapper]

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 teas 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 annuity before he grabbed his clubs to go golfing. And it's no coincidence that Doe still had the caddy back when woods were still the best. Don't let me roll off course here. Georgie Pops was dropping gems while I was lighting cigs. 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, 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? Cuz I was simultaneously relaying it through reason and rhyming that I sought for us dice dissecting systems responsible for our imprisonment. The visionary with astigmatism and scarred courtiers. If love is blind, then what am I? You can't fight fate. That's why.

[Big K]

So.