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Hey, before we get this episode started, we are in Norfolk. Is that did we say it right? Norfolk, Norfolk, Norfolk, Norfolk, Norfolk. We in Norfolk. Yeah. Yeah. So if you go on Instagram and you see that absol just dropped a freestyle to you don't know. I want you to understand something before you listen to it. The only reason he did that beat is cause of me. Ow. 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 Might need or bit 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 pockets morbid remember living in apartments now we playing mortgage you ain't gotta like a regardless baby I'm bl 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. Chris and eggs podcast episode 84. 83. 84. 84. Yeah. Else wore 84. Randy Moss. You feel me Mo? I'm Deontay Kyle. But who's in front of the camera? Oh, big ice cup Jack. Yeah. Yeah. Going to be a lot more of that going on, huh? Especially if you tun the new music Monday. Ow. How you feeling? What a weekend, man. Great weekend we had, dog. Yeah. All right, so if you wondering, we was. We've been promoting for weeks. We're in 757. We in north, north, north. We're in north, north. We're not. We in Virginia. Nah, we in Norfolk. I don't care how these tell me to pronounce it. It's a K in there. Yeah. Norfolk. Norfolk. You can't say the L or the K. Yeah, Norfolk. Norfolk. All right, so now that we got that clear. Two up, two down. Yeah, shout out to Michael Vick. Yeah, shout out Alan Iverson. Yeah, shout out to the Clips. Yeah, shout out to. For real. Hey, shout out Missy. Hey, shout out Timbaland. Hey, Timbaland. Damn, he'd be using AI, bro. I know, but like, I just thought about that. You gotta do what, huh? Yeah, see, he just had. He got like an AI artist and that's why he was going live on TikTok Autumn Times, getting people to send submission songs. He was using they songs to create the AI. Then he signed the AI. Oh, and he was a little creepy when it came to Aaliyah that he was. But I mean, not you, but like, no, no. Like kind of like on like. Like stand on it n like a very like. No, because the nigga made like. I mean, he made. Because he made good classics. It's not made dirt off your shoulders now when we start talking producers. Yeah, okay. No, up until 2020, you anything after 2020, you for that. Yeah, yeah. Before that, you was good money. When he played that, you remember he's in the booth and he played the goddamn. You got to pay for that one. He already knew that was some heat. Yeah, he kept it in the tuck, too. Yeah, for sure. Yeah. Everybody has beats loaded up on a piano. Most of them do. No, but he was just like going key for key. I was like, I ain't never seen no like that. Had to queue it up, didn't he? Yeah, but we are in Virginia, where ain't to do but cook. Hey, so we definitely high tailing that out of here tomorrow. Yeah, we're getting out of here. Come to wealth state. We're not playing around. We came, we saw, we did what we supposed to do. First of all, man, bro, the Blurreds, they love us because we some blurs, too. Low key, low key, low key. We found this out today. We on the highest of keys. We some blur. Yeah. But we brought the OG Blurred with us. Tristan, who's behind the camera. Yeah, yeah, Tristan. We. We Tristan up on a panel with a church and has said a few words. Yeah, it was all good today. It's love, man. So we had our live show, live taping today, so we'll reiterate some of those topics. Since we just already on the topic, we'll reiterate some of those topics a little later. Deontayantecow.com for booking. All right. Suki is very serious about this. Deontay Kyle. Deontayante Kyle.com for booking. Booking and inquiries only. NMM. What is it? NM New Music Monday. Yeah, it's just NMM. Yeah. NMM Deontay Kyle.com for new music Monday submissions. That's in new M music M Monday in M m at Deontay Kyle.com Advice@Deontay Kyle.com Suki is very serious about this. She's not playing. She's not playing. You better listen to her better. So adviceyonce kyle.com for advice submissions. 657234 eggs. That's 657-234-34474. Advice. Call INS or if you want to just show her some love, you know, What I'm saying, we'll answer a couple voicemails while we out here. Ow. And y' all asked me not to screen the email, so. We're not going to screen emails. We're just going to be very mindful and demure the mirror. Ain't that what the girls be doing? Yeah, they tell me it's this, though. Megan. Jamila. Tell me, is that. Is this. I like this. I like that. This is the boy version. Yeah, yeah. That's the Sirs. It's for the Sirs. The Sirs Duran Bernard car. That's for the Sirs. The Sirs. Shout out to Absol. Man. Yeah, somebody also Smack played some of my music for him. He was like, you got to get back in the booth. And I was like, I'm retired. And I was like, damn. I really just talk. So, no, I was like, you know what? For you, brother, for you, I'll get it. I'll do anything. Well, it. You know what Smack said? Cuz hard. Yeah. Hey, cuz hard. Cuz hard. Yeah. Hey, it's Matt. Like your music. You might be doing something. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But. Yeah, man, this was a beautiful weekend, man. It was. Tristan. How. What did you say? Out of 10? 10 out of 10. 10 out of 10. I think. I think we're all in agreements. Shout out to Darren Flood, man. Flood put it together. Flood be in that gym, bro. Put them up. He getting money. He put them shits up, son. Putting that shit in the safe, son. They getting money. Flood. Flood pulled up in the Atlanta Comic Con sleeveless joint. We didn't even know they made them. Yeah. Guns out. The guns. Welcome. Is this a comic con or a gun show? Like Luke Cage, Black Lightning. Sweet Christmas. Yeah. But now shout out to Darren Flood, man, like bread, bro. Really put this together and created a space for, like, y' all gotta understand, like, the community aspect is so important. People need to be able to get together. Black people need to be able to get together and see themselves in a room. I'm gonna tell you how you know we was at a black Comic Con. Walk in, walk around. Smells great. It smelled like shea butter. Well, no Mustang. Everybody was in there taking care of their personal hygiene, good hygienics, a lot of hygiene. There's a cake lady in here. We was in a real spot. We was. We was among the blacks. You hear me? You going to find a cake lady in a white Comic Con. Is everybody Got everybody leg heavy, leaving. Not blood flow. The blood slowed down. Yeah. And. And across from the cake lady. Ginger, lemonade. Ginger lemonade. Fresh squeezed. Fresh squeezed. He juiced it himself. Yeah, he did. A lot of ginger. A lot of ginger, everything. You're gonna be good. Your body's gonna move, Your bowels gonna move. Your blood gonna flow. Yeah. Hey, you gotta leave the cake later. Go get you a shot of ginger. You gotta get your health right. Balance yourself because too much sugar in the cake. Yeah, okay. The dame had three. Yeah. Dame was tripping. I said, yo, my. I ain't gonna lie. Damn. Tripping. I was like, why is he. First of all, why does be so fresh like that? They be fresh all the time, don't he? Everywhere he go, he fresh. Hey, shout out to the u. S. Military man. Get my boy Keith. Right? You know what I'm saying? Military industrial complex. Keeping my boy in that bait. Yeah. You hear me Good. Gucci shoes. Gucci shoes. Yeah, yeah. You, You. What can you do for your country? Yeah. Huh? Because that's what your country gonna do for you. How you in drip? Yeah. How you fresh? Not just. He ain't just in the navy for nothing. Real drip, Shirtless, shirtless out here. Gold earrings, fresh fade and good waves. But, yeah, I mean, I want to shout out to everybody that put up, bro. Like, everybody that bought merch, everybody that, you know, took photos with us, Everybody that showed up to the live show and then subsequently took photos. Had to line out the dough player. Huh? Looked like we was throwing out testers. Red tops. We got red tops. We had the block on fire. Block is on fire, son. Yeah. First and fifteenth. Yeah, bro. Yeah. Lord willing. In Virginia, you know, you feel me? You feel me? Had to block high. Darren was like. Darren was like, we gotta do something about this. Yeah. I said, well, you figure that out, because we gotta go take these photos. We gotta take photos. You know, this your event. Yeah. You create the space. You had to block, do block. They ain't care. Didn't give a damn. Fire hazards, real fire hazards. I know. The mother vendor was like. I know. First of all, we one of like maybe three pop podcasts that was here, right? Yeah. But our podcast isn't anime centered, so. And. And like they had the like, baddies and blurbs and then he had. And then was one more. It was a couple of different, like, media outlets and shows that was like, catered to blur culture and anime, comic con stuff. We're the only people there that was like podcast that then was not like, centered around that. Yeah, but same thing, black community, you know, inclusion, you know, all that. So, like, we we definitely fit right in. But I know when that line was down, down the hall, they was like, who the is these? Who are these? Yeah, damn. Ain't nobody came to my table. Look, shouted was like 100 people at the door, dog. It was 100 people in a real way just lined up and they was paid. They. They was patient. They was patient. Dang. Yeah, bro. That was love, bro. That's when. That's when. That's how you know it's real. And that's how you know we put on a hell of a show. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Because it seemed like everybody that left the show came to get their photos. Yep. Shout out to the. The 13 year old man who mom. Mom bought, bro. Shout out to the 13 year old. Shout out to our 8 year old fans, too little man, he 8 years old. You know what I'm saying? With the dreads. No, no, not too cool for school. Too cool for school. His mom was like, oh, my God, I love y' all so much. He's sitting there like, yeah. He's like, yeah. Feet kicked on the wall. He's like, what's up? What's up, y'? All? Y' all cool. I said, nigga, how old are you? 32. 8 years old. 8 cooler, dude. And we talking about the 8 year old boy that came with the. He had the G and E on backwards, so the plate was on the front. Oh, no, you told daddy from yesterday. Yeah, yeah. Shout out, man. Shout out to all the mothers, man, like, really tapping in they sons with the show. And shout out to the sons tapping their moms in and the daughters tapping their moms in. Like, Shorty came today with the lock. She had put her mom and her brother on and brought them to the show. And they was like, damn, this is phenomenal. She talk about you all the time. And we never thought to listen to it because it's like we don't really listen to podcasts. With the orange hoodie. Yeah, yeah. With the grits and eggs hoodie on in school. She just got that. That just dropped. That just hit the streets. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Love out here, man. Shout out to all the cousins that pulled up. Yeah, the cousins pulled up. And shout out to everybody that subscribed to the Patreon today, too. A lot of people subscribe to the Patreon. $8. $8. And they knew the whole intro when we was in there. Every time we play that intro and people know it word for word. That just really? Yeah, that really do. So that really. That's the way to start the show off. Shout out to self made cool, man. Shout out, man. Shout out. My boy. Yeah, I know my boy. Something cool said a good prayer for us. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah, for sure. You know what I'm saying? What a day, man. I mean, this was an amazing weekend. Oh, what happened? So what. You know, next June, what did shout is it Blur fest? Blur Fest. New Orleans. New Orleans. June 6th. June 6th. Blurfest New Orleans. Anything, anytime to go to New Orleans, I'm there also, too. If you throwing a black Comic Con event, count me in. Yeah, I want Pimp Named Slick back showed up. You ain't gonna get that anywhere else. Pimp Named Slick back showed up. Show enough. Showed up and showed out. Showed up, showed up and showed out. That he did. Smoke came through Smoking Annie. Smoking Annie pulled up. Somebody take me Sammy pulled up and also too. This. This is what I like. This is why I like this one was my highlight of the day. Right. But got to get the system of a down off in the middle of the show. Middle of the show. Feeling that they was with it consciously a know what was going on, what was happening. I was like, what the. What is this? These left me out the loop. These actually is some nerds. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, bro. We figured out we was blurreds for sure. Yeah. Cuz when start getting that in that wrestling talk. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? We start talking about the great heels of 99. 99. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Don't get me, son. Got me in my bag right there. Yeah. I was ready. I thought, oh, we got to do. We can't talk about this all day, son. We could. We could have carried that out for a cool 30. What? Cool 45 minutes. Just WWE talk attitude era. That's how bad get me started on Goldberg streak. Yeah. How it jumped every. Every week. It. It tripled. You leave. He's. He's. He's 15, and he 15 and 0 on Win Street. You come back, he 37 this week. How many house shows these had he just beat up on the street? He was the original. Imagine that. He was the original Kibble Slice. He was Kibble before he was K. Imagine. Can you imagine? Just took a break. We went him everywhere. Just spear at a stop sign. Jack. Jack Hammer in the middle of the street. Put that on. Put that on my record. Who's next? Just riding around. Spirit in the street. Who's next? Imagine. Imagine this. Rumors of Goldberg doing that on the street. You just standing at the crosswalk. Limousine let the window down. He like, you're next. A white ball head, white scary bald head chasing you. Yeah, yeah. You know, you know, there's a history of racism. Yeah. You know the COVID Then drop that, drop that hard r a few times in a fit of frustration. He was a Georgia Bulldog. He was a Georgia Bulldog. He done dropped that hard R a few times for sure. For sure. They done. The red shirt done took his position. Godamn. I'm in the pumping 45 on the press and I got the neck roll. He just went fast. That's all it was. He just went fast. He went fast enough. Fast enough to spear your ass. Non wrestling ass. Yeah. He sucked at rest. He sucked at wrestling. It was just one. It was spear jackhammer one, two. Yeah. That's all you get all that crazy in the intro. The to inhale fumes. Yeah. And spit pyro fumes at that. Puffing like a dragon. Yeah. And he's still in great shape. Like, what was that? What was going on? That was preserving them great preservatives in the smoke, baby. Yeah. The pyro in his lungs. Meanwhile, they just cut buff daddy legs off. Like, come on, Daddy, what's going on? Not my heroes. Both legs are just one. I think it's just one. I think it's just one. Yeah. Seeing Scott Steiner on the airplane. Wrestling is a rough career choice, man. Yeah, yeah, yeah. For our entertainment, them men really putting their bodies on. Putting their bodies on the line. This is like if Jackass was a sport. Yeah. Basically wrestling. Yeah. Yeah. Cuz like, bro, have you seen New Jack's head forehead before? Yeah. They could just dim it up. Cut, cut up. That's like Dusty Rose because they was hitting themselves with that blade all the time. I wonder what Al Snow look like right now. What does everybody want? Yeah. What does everybody need? Ain't going. I ain't going to lie, son. This how. This how deep in my bag I get some. I'mma keep it a being with you. Al Snow got a wrestling series on tubi. Al Snow, I swear to God. He got his own wrestling league. Al Snow, swear to God, son. It's either. It's either like an actual like territory or it's actually. Or it's like an academy. But they got like a. You remember what's the ufc, John, that it was doing? You remember where they were like, had made it like a reality TV series. Oh, okay. He got one of them joints. It's a wrestling reality. He, the CEO. They Be mad at him. They'd be cussing him out and everything. I know they do. What does everybody want? You ever seen, like, Terry Funk? Like, imagine like that, bro? First of all, when we was kids, Terry Funk was an old man. Oh, nigga, he's old. Coming out. Terry Funk. Terry Funk was old. He was wrestling before wwe, like, before that was even a thing. Yeah, he was. He was in. He was white. When. When it was all regional. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? And then his son just ended up in ECW getting beat the fuck up. Terry Funk. Terry Funk. Like, how you gonna do that? Somebody Granddad. He had to get their money, son. Yeah. He had to deal, had to be paid. He give a damn. The bills still do. Bill still do. I'm Terry Funk. Bills is due. Where's the barbed wire? Slam me through a table, too. Come here, Sabo. Jump on the top rope leg. Drive me through a table, man. Sabu passed. Yeah, I know. Yeah, man. Yeah. Sabu pass, man. Yeah. I was, like, tweaking Sabu on that methamphetamine. Sabu ain't feel nothing jump from the raptors. That leg dropping from the rapture, son. Yo, son, this is the crazy. If you ever watch the matches, it really wasn't a leg drop. He landed straight ass on your kiss. Yo, ask the chest, son. Chess is crazy. Putting you through a table, putting you through an announcer table. Ask the chest. It's insane. He walks over, Kishi could run. Rakishi put his ass in your face. Let me check. Check this out. This is not Patreon. Oh, yeah, we is getting in our crazy. Yeah, we get a duffel. We're it. We in Norfolk. We in Norfolk. But no, it's a light episode today, man. Man, look, bruh, I'mma tell you what's shotanay that used to come to the ring. He used to play Enter the Sandman. Tommy Dreamer. Tommy Dreamer. No, no, no. His name was Sandman. And Shadow was cracking the foot, cracking the crack. I was like. I said, yeah. I ain't gonna lie. When I watch ecw. That's when I was like, oh, white people are crazy. White people are insane. Yeah. White people out of they mind. Cause, like, why is the ropes covered in barbed wire? What are we trying to do here? Why the ropes on fire? Yeah, why the ring on fire? Why? Niggas throwing chairs into the ring, yo, niggas threw a thousand chairs in the ring. When it was. It was Rob Van Dam and I think John Cena, if I'm not mistaken. Somebody. They ain't like John Cena over there. Oh, okay. That's what it was. Yeah. They was just throwing chairs in that mud. You know, Rob Van Damme was like the king of Easton. He was. He was. The Dudleys, they was. They was kings over there, Taz. Yeah. Yeah. Autumn Boys went to the WWE, though. They went to SmackDown. And I'm gonna tell you what happened. This is how quick Taz career was. It was quick. It was quick. We seen Tess in the ring one week, and we see him at the announce table. Yeah. The next week, what was Buddy named Michael something. Taz had a suit on. Yeah. I said what the. Taz had on a shoe suit with Oakley's in a mohawk. He just. Suit. I thought he was injured. He was just walking to the table, to the ring with a towel on his head. The suplex machine. Taz was 5:1. I thought he was like. I thought. I thought it was four, son. No, it's like five foot two, bro City. Every. Every variation of suplex, he hit in the book. He got it in his repertoire, baby. He hit you with. He hit you with a perfect place for no reason. Perfect place. And pin you. One, two, three. So that Taz, like five one, son. Yo, that shorter than him and Murray Mysterio. Not that big. Like. Yeah, they about the same height. That what I'm saying. He's supposed to be a luchador, for real. Yeah. Trying to supl. Trying to supl. We see Brock Lesnar and Kurt angel do this all day. We not trying to do this. Not you, Taz. Yeah. Get to get to the rings. Out with Michael whatever. Had a suit on with some oak. Yeah. That's a nasty look with a mohawk. Yeah, that's nasty work. Yeah. But so, yeah, so we did confirm our nerdum, you know what I'm saying? We did. We're. We're. You know, we. We're nerds. We learn. You know what I'm saying? And that's. And this is a vibe. Yeah. But the thing is, man, the way these folks showed up and showed so much love, bro, I was like, man, I really love being like. I love when we do the thing. Like, the show is great. Yeah. Even the meet and greets. Like, the meet and greets be amazing. Like, that's why I was like, I think next year, I really do want to do more, like, live, because people be the best, bro. People be showing so much love, and the way they interact with it is amazing, man. Shout out to everybody that showed up. Shout out to all the cousins. Shout out to the new cousins. Shout out everybody that attended our live show and came seeing us at the Atlanta Comic Con. Man, it's a wrap. But it's a great weekend. Great weekend. Sure. We pushing down 95 in a Honda Odyssey. Me. Me. Tristan. Big cat on the Odyssey, son. Yeah. Sakamon van, son. Ready to hop out on with the work in it. Got the work in there. Yeah, we travel with it. We traveling with it. Kind of let y' all down, baby. We at the. We at the top floor of the Sheraton right now. 10th floor. Navy ships behind us. You can't see them right now. Can't see it, son. There's Navy ships right here. It's a boy. It's a lot of water back there. Yeah, son. We in the lounge. Yeah. Private lounge. Private. Private floor. Gotta have a key card to get up here. We have a tan up here. Drinking mad Brisks. Mad brisk Pepsi. Mad Pepsis. My man Tristan on the stories again. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Good ruffles over there, Trish. Yeah. Oh, yeah, they do. Got some chips back up. Yeah. I was gonna grab some more. We ain't nothing but Caribbean food. Whole time we've been there, man. What? Good oxtail. Shout out to MP. Shout out MP for having an oxtail plate for $17. Yeah. Atlanta would never. $40. $40 and it be all fat. Yep. Sh said, you want more cabbage or pea or rice? I said, more rice. Sh. For the whole up. Or rice? More gravy. And they wasn't even stingy with the gravy. They ain't even charged for the gravy. They got different Jamaicans out here in Virginia. Generous Jamaicans. Generous Jamaicans. Everybody still. They got an attitude, though. Yeah. No, everybody still look angry. They still look. They still look like they would rather us not be. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We walked in, they said, yeah, suck teeth. We walked in. Yeah, very. What do you want? My boy Tristan was back at home now. Yeah. Yeah. But just her mention Bermuda, he was like, where you. Where you from? You was in Bermuda? What street you from? Yeah, yeah. Where you from in Bermuda? Oh, your grandmother. Yeah. You really from Bermuda? Yeah. Yeah. Checking in. Make sure you check in with me. Real blood clot. Roster. We're a roster. Bermuda backed out the curry chicken on us today. Back down. Curry chicken? Yeah. Trisha was up the oxtail yesterday, though, man. I ain't oxtail. Get it here, though. Yeah, the oxtails here. I ain't going to lie, man. Look, we did the whole show. Went back to circle back to MP's Island Cafe, right. Hey man, that rice and peas and oxtails settled on my stomach. It's over with curtains, baby. Curtains. What time? It's 12:30 at night. 12:30 at night, right? It's midnight, son. We just not recording this now. We're supposed to do this mad long. Supposed to do this around 8 o', clock, around 7, 7 38. Hey, today room in a minute, son. When big cat face one was like, damn it, he gonna see me in his bed. He gonna know what time it is. Picked up what's up. So I said, all right. My boy had a tank top on at the bed. I just want to rest my head real quick. I'm going to sleep, bro. Listen, next thing I know, it's 10 o'. Clock. Yeah, I had to get that. I had to sleep that grease off. Good grease. A lot of, a lot of religion. The rice and peas was basically just gravy and oxtail. That's all it was. Scooping that up good cabbage. Scooping that up some sorrel, fresh squeezed sorrel. Had a beef patty, homemade sorrel. I said squeeze. You don't. Yo, you don't squeeze. You can't squeeze it hibiscusly. Yeah, like you squeeze that. You gotta let that steep. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what I mean? You gotta steep that for sure. Yeah, man. Oh, and I had a beef. Yeah, Yeah. I had me a beef patty too. Uhhuh. Yeah, yeah. I was done for the count. This was a great weekend. Yeah. Hell yeah. I think the topic of this week, the overall focus was being inclusionary, right? Yeah, I think so. What we discussed earlier is like how we've always othered people, black people with alternative interests, right? So even when it come down to this whole idea of white people shit, speaking eloquently, articulating yourself, calling that white people is calling, you know, ignorance and anti intelligence black folk. That ain't the move. Anytime we got like want to be BMX or skateboarder, we say white people, white people. But my boy just extreme. Yeah, my boy. Why can't black people need an adrenaline rush, you know what I'm saying? Cuz if y' all anything like me, I was playing Jackass at the park. I was back flipping out the swing. Don't get me started on seeing how far I could take it, you know what I'm saying? Whoa. I was, I'm sorry. My bad was a little crazy. Yeah, that was wild. See how far I can take it. It's crazy. But yeah, like, you know Like, I think anything outside of street culture, anything outside of like hood shit being seen as white folk shit is extremely flattening and ignorant. And so I think the greatest point we made today is about how blurds and people that are into this, like, anime Comic Con culture are a lot more integral and self aware and emotionally intelligent than the rest of the black community because they was doing that shit despite what we was doing to judge them. They was doing that shit despite being other, despite being called lame, despite being called weird. Niggas was still on that. Yep, proudly. Proudly. They had. They had a sense of self and identity. Identity and something they identified with. And I think Shorty made a very good point today that a lot of the anime characters and there are. And the, the rhetoric around it is be yourself, persevere, have integrity. You know what I'm saying? Like, do the right thing. Do right by your friends, do right by yourself. And I think the idea of having a personal journey is very important to the characters. So shout out to all my blurds out there, man. And also too, like, this idea of like, it being like a subculture of blackness or like a black sub genre, we got to do away with that. That's a part of black culture. Yeah. I think intelligence academia, like, we have such a history of that. We have a history. Like, if you think about what they do down there in New Orleans with like Mardi Gras and second lines and how they dress up and have cultural expressions, it's the same thing. Yeah. Just because these are characters from like cartoons doesn't mean you can't identify with the character and the arc of that character. And like, like I said today, how many out here cosplaying gangsters? Yeah, and then we getting that. Then we getting that. Interrogation room, they're having a mukbang. Yeah, you're doing a mukbang in the interrogation room telling everything. Boiled egg. Yeah, bring me some kfc. I'll tell you everything you need to know. Bring me a seafood bowl. They're going crazy in the interrogation room. Taste the crab, se boy. I know. I know everything. The money, the drugs, how many bodies you got. I know everything. I ain't going to lie, man. My man on it too, man. Everybody, the whole house. Hey, man, I ain't going to lie. Eat some devious, man. They. It ain't nothing they ain't willing to do. Yeah, yeah. You pass me the butter right there ain't nothing they not willing to do, man. Yeah, man, I'mma tell you, little John John, he just shot A last week I was with him, I was in the car. Now you said whatever I tell you, it's off the record or I'm immune. I got immunity, right? Yeah, man. That mother real killer, man. Eating a seafood crab boil, cracking crabs cross. Playing a gangster, cosplaying gangsters. A lot of niggas is cosplaying gangsters. And I think that when we get our identity from the media, when we allow the media to dictate what our personality and what our identity is and what the standard for identity is in the black community, and you get that mix with drug dealer culture, all the films being pushed about drug dealer and gang bang culture, all the music being pushed in drug dealer gang bang culture, pimp culture, then we're going to get a lot of flattened identities. Because all of those cultures require you to be emotionless and they require you to be extremely skeptical of people that look like you. And also all of those cultures harm people that look like you. Drug dealer culture sells poison to the people. Gang bang culture kills the people that look like you. Pimp culture degradates and basically diminishes the soul of the women. And it's basically about using each other for profit. It's like the most hyper capitalistic, sadistic versions of ourselves. Right? But this is what America wants us to be. And this black nerd culture, blurred culture, they have identified with characters that are on a mission in a life journey in a soul's purpose. You dig what I'm saying? And there's a very important through line of being yourself, being able to regulate yourself emotionally, and having self esteem and confidence. When you on this mission, you have to do it. The villain origin story or the hero orig story, It's a story. And like we love a good story in the black community. Yeah, you know, Jesus, Jesus, story of Jesus. Great story, great story. Told from several points of view, you know what I'm saying? We love a good story. And I think this idea of like, Lee had issued an apology for those who may have participated in behavior that made people feel other. But I think as much as like I want to be, you know, like, I like, I am apologetic too, definitely. If I like made anybody's experience in high school harder by like calling nigga lame, calling nigga nerd, when whole time I was just trying to be accepted my damn self, I think also too the nerds have been extremely receptive, you know what I'm saying? Some of them reject that shit. Like, nah, nigga, y' all wasn't fucking with it. We was nerds back in the day. We was being on this animation, and now it's cool. And I respect that, too. Cause pop your shit. Like, pop your shit about being on it early. You know what I'm saying? We love to do that with music and everything else. That's nigga shit. For real. Like, man, you weren't even on that, bro. I was listening to that back in the day. But I think it's gonna have to be a two way street. I think there needs to be an apology issue and there needs to be some forgiveness so we can grow and be inclusive with each other as a community. You know what I'm saying? Like the doctor said. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. We had a doctor on the panel. Yeah. But Dr. Big fan of the show. Yeah, yeah, yeah. First of all, we know that she. How big of a fan of the show she was until Darren said something. He was like, nah, y' all making her dreams come true. I was like, oh, damn. She a professor at Howard. Making her dreams come true. This is lit. Yeah. Dr. Hall, shout out to the listeners. Podcast for in and Dr. Hall over there making a collab today. Yeah. Yeah. That was tough. Yeah. The panel. Big cat me consciously Dr. Hall. Yep. Fire. Good. That was a good panel right there. Yeah. And she was talking her. She was popping her. She. She was like. She was on the edge of her seat. Like I wanted. Yeah, I want to say something because she was giving all the medical terms for everything that you were saying. Yeah. And like, all. And like. And. And also, like, like, a lot of academic terms for it, too. Like, that was fire, bro. But, yeah, I think this idea of, like, us othering each other is crazy. So we can't say the black community ain't a monolith when it comes to other people stereotyping ourselves, but then fall into monolithic behaviors when we're amongst ourselves. Right. Yeah. And people should be able to express their interest in anything and whatever it is and still be fully accepted as a part of the black community instead of some sub community, subculture, or subset of blackness. Like, there is no. There is no standard blackness. There's a spectrum. And we have to be willing to embrace all sides of the spectrum. And one side isn't more important than the other, because the side that's embraced more than the other sides of this shit actually happens to be the side that's the most harmful for us. And that's not by coincidence. We don't control media. We don't control media outlets, and we didn't bring them drugs into our neighborhood to make that the standard. We didn't sign them artists to make them the standard. Cuz was with KRS1 and Public Enemy was with Rakim. It was cool to be smart. It was cool to be intelligent. It was cool, bro. That was the cool hip hop, you know what I'm saying? Tribe called Quiz. You couldn't hip hop. It's like you got to be hip, you got to be in the nose and you got to have some rhythm. And really being in the know was being in like being woke real shit and being intelligent. Yeah. I think Buddy made a great point today about, like, when somebody used multi, multi syllabic words saying, oh, this nigga trying to talk like TI like, bro, that's ignorant as hell. Yeah, that's wild. How about you read a book, you illiterate son of. Step up your vocab. Bun B told you that. I think today was like, really powerful and impactful for everybody that was involved. Yeah. You know, it was like, oh, should we stream this? Should we stream? You should have pulled up. Yeah, you should have been there. I ain't gonna. I ain't mad at you if you're just not. Like, you just can't make it to Virginia. Right. But we have folks in there from Connecticut. Yeah, they came from everywhere. People came from everywhere. Came everywhere. A lot of people there to see us. A lot of people was there to see us. Very apparent today. Yeah, that was very apparent today. Yeah. Suki said, well, she said, damn, you didn't took all our damn customers. Yeah, she said, well, when the live show was going on, I saw one sticker. Everybody doing the knowledge. Everybody out there doing the knowledge. And then the cousins came back and yeah, I turned up on the shop. You know what I'm saying? Turned up with the photos. So he was doing work then. Yeah, she was working then. Yeah. What you asked for? I ain't gonna lie. That junk could have went on for longer though. It could have. I was turned up and I wanted to answer everybody question. And I think the best thing about like, these, the live show aspect is that, like, when people are asking questions, it actually gives you, like, an opportunity to, as a consciously would say, extrapolate. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? And like, really, it becomes a better talking point. And a talking point that, like, can be bounced around the room in. In a way where, like, it, like, everybody kind of encompassing the whole message. Like, brother was so fire, bro. A lot of engagement. It was supposed to be an hour 31. Two hours. Two hours. Darren was like, all right. Yeah, yeah, wrap it up. But he was having a good time. He was, bro. He. He actually. Y' all ain't peep game. But he had cried. Did he? Yeah. When some. My man's. Well, hold on. I know. I know who he is. I ain't know. My man ain't no OG Cry. Yeah, he. He. He kept it on the tuck. I ain't bring no attention to it. Okay. What's his name? His name is Q5TV. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. My man. My man who was doing the Cipher and creating. He's a big pillar in this Norfolk community for the creative spaces. And he had a stroke. Yeah. Which, like, he was telling us today. He had to relearn how to do everything. Yeah. And so he didn't have, like, the. Like, he get a disability check. So he didn't have the funds. Yeah. To come. And so when he was saying, like, he reached out to his Facebook community and somebody paid for him to be there. Yeah. And how important it was for him because he wanted to come to our show specifically. Yeah. Darren was over there wiping tears because it was like. Because he put this together, bro. Like, he made it possible. And it's like, that's the power of community, too. And I think it's just amazing to see how we step up and show up for each other, and that's not the part that often gets highlighted in our community. Oftentimes, the only thing we see highlighted is our division and the times we don't step up for each other or the times we tear each other down. But when you really outside and you really on colored people time, shout out to every nigga deserves. When you really on colored people time, you know that we show up and show out for each other. It's not a myth. It's a fact. It's a fact, and we experienced it today, man. How you feeling, big cat? It was so much love, man. I said a few things, man. Surprisingly, I was on the panel. I got up in front of the people. I talk. I'm in front of the camera now. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I feel good, man. How you adjusting to your newfound popularity and fame? Baby, I got to adjust because it's like, I leave that to you. I believe in the whole thing to you. I be like. I be playing the background. I'm like, all right, do your thing, bro. But now, I mean, it's cool, you know, Just something I got to get used to, you know? But I. I embrace it, though, man. I Embrace the love. The people was rocking with me. Hell yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So I had a good time this weekend, man. I had a great time, man. Yeah, we don't get no cat animation this week. N. We get the real. Get the real thing. Yeah, I'm right here. I ain't going to lie. Jerson a sick. Yeah, he's a wild. Why would you put. Why would you. Yeah, why would you put the. Why would you put that big ass. Why would you do that, yo? Why? I didn't notice it at first. I didn't notice it either. Somebody sent it to me, bro. I was editing it and I was like, hold on. What? It's like, what, what? What? What are we doing? You had a big ass dildo. Like, why would you put it? It was on theme. But it was so like, Brett, first of all, it was extreme, dude. That was like half the cat body. Yeah, that was fucking sword. Yes. Hey, if you in Atlanta right now, if you in Atlanta right now, it's a. On a unicycle with a sword. No real talk. It's a out there in the unit. He on a motorized unicycle with a sword. The police won't even talk to him. Mind your business. If you had invest fest and you done got over on some people, I would watch your. Yeah, yeah. Watch your back, son. Watch your back, son. Because my son comes in for retribution. Protect your neck. Protect your neck, B. Protect your neck. You got to diversify your funds because that is coming for you, son. So, you know, get right with your maker. Make sure you can get your will together. This is a circling the Marriott right now. Circling the Hilton on a motorized unicycle. What a song. First of all, to know they even motorized, that is crazy how you where you put the motor at. First of all, hopping off that and just picking it up. The transform. Just pick it up. It's real like don't reinvent the wheel type vibe right there, son. Reinvented the wheel. Put a motor on it. That's crazy. And riding around the city of Atlanta with a sword ready to chop your head off for getting over. For scaming the out some money. All right. Yeah, be careful. Y' all got better stop selling them courses. I'm telling you, people coming, they're coming for you. There's a lot more Luigi's outside than you think, son. All right, son. Hit you with the. Hit you with the ghost of Tsushima. Chop your head off like you. Like you. Like you got them Mongolian. Stop playing with son Angus Kong. That's what I'm saying, son. Saying, protect your neck out there. Be safe. Yeah. Invest in your health. Investing. Invest in the best. You know what I'm saying? My son out there do damage to some. Yo, they said, yo, somebody coffee. They said, yo, this in front of me right now in the street. Yeah. He not even at a stop. He ain't on the sidewalk. He had the light with us and the police. Is it the police next to us? Ain't even pulling them over. Because you gotta. Well. Cause also too like these people, we got to remember that. Like, I'm only speaking about black police. Yeah, those are people. Yeah. White cops are demons. Fuck the demonic ass pigs out there. You pigs is pigs, son. If you're a white cop, you the devil. Oh. If you in Atlanta right now, you see a white police officer. No, I'm just playing. Please, please. No, I'm just playing. I'm just. That was satire. But no, I'm speaking solely about the black cops. These is people, bro. You gotta decide what type of shift you want to have. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Is you ready to merge worlds with the. With the. With the nigga on the unicycle? On a motorized unicycle. I'm trying to go home, son. With the sword. It's almost the end of my shift. First of all, he's so far away from the Atlantic Comic Con. Yeah. So he on the way. He to go 20 to 95 on a motorized unicycle. Good gas. That's peak. That's peak villain origin story, bro. This. This his version of the horseback. Yeah, I don't want to get there too fast. No, I'm just on the unicycle. Yeah. Going crazy. I want to go 55 all the way. Yeah. 95 on the unicycle is crazy. No, that's that. Take like that. Take like that. Take like a meditative focus. Yeah. Because if you going 95 miles an hour on a unicycle, you can't think about life, can't think about nothing. You can't have no thoughts. You gotta be in real flow. Yeah. You just gotta go. Cause you ever like, you ever. You ever been doing something and then thought about the fact that you was doing it and fucked it all up like. Like you ever be driving and like, it just hit you like, Yo, I'm going 95 miles an hour. I need to slow the fuck down. Not even that. Just like, just like, you think about the whole mechanics of it. Yeah, yeah. Like, yo, I'm in a 2500 pound. A 2500 pound car going, I'm. I'm in two tons of metal. Yeah, you dig? Going 95 miles where I'm texting, yo, like, could really end my life. Me up. Make you get 10 quick. Real quick. Like, let me tighten up. Let me get my life together. Let me get real. You ever just been driving? You ever arrived somewhere and be like, yo, I don't even remember driving here. I don't really. Like, it just clicked to me. I'm driving. Yeah, you can't do like that in a car. Not many people, bro. You, you remember we was driving down 20 to go get Tristan and Shorty was on the wheel. On the wheel. She wasn't even looking at the road. She was looking at the phone. The whole Shorty was in a Suburban going 75. Stop playing behind the wheel of the car, man. Like real life, people's lives. Yeah, yeah, we gotta stop doing shout out to you know what I'm saying? All the truck drivers out there that's doing it the right way and, and, and, and condolences to the family that lost their lives. Oh, from the dude, they cuz the N decided to do a fucking U turn in the middle of an expressway on the highway. It's crazy. I've seen like, I've seen like several videos since then about people doing that. What the fuck is wrong with you niggas? You give him my. You give him my. You give my trade a bad rep. I, I don't know what they do in India. I don't know what the roads look like. Yeah, but I seen monkey man. But to do a U turn, to do a U turn on the expressway is insane. And then looking like, looking surprised that Shorty go like a family of three go 95 miles an hour until you're fucking underneath your damn trailer like, yeah, you look. You looked pissed off. Yeah, you're like, he didn't give. Like, like he like, like they inconvenienced. Yeah. Three counts of vehicular homicide. Yeah, you sit down real quick. Tell you what, buddy. Tell you what, buddy. Where you going? Shoe program. Where they finna send you. You better hope they want the white people. Was there a family of whites? Oh, my God. What city was he? I think it was in. Was he in Georgia? I don't know where he was. It don't matter where he was. He was in America. Yeah. If a white youth died because of you, oh, brother, they bringing Guantanamo back. Water boy. Yeah, son, who you working for? They gonna say you put a Hit on that family. Yeah, yeah. Like I said, was a terroristic act. We gonna put everything on you. It's gonna be Abu G all over again. Do your knowledge on Abu Ghraib. Abu Ghraib, they don't know nothing about that. That's where they really torture terrorists at. Who's going down in there? That's George Bush. That's George. Yeah. You know, my boy George was at a White House doing cocaine. That's my president, George Bush doing cocaine. Hey, look, bruh, we still do coke. This the thing. This the thing about America, son. Like, that was our president. We shouldn't be surprised by Trump. Like, George used to be. Like George Bush used to be. Like, okay. He was okay. Look, man, I'm doing my best, man. What you want me to go to New Orleans with a plunger? Yeah, what you want me to do? Get the water out myself? I can't scoop the water out myself. I am the commander in chief. Of course. I had to fly over there, motherfucker. I had to see what was going on. I had to see what was happening. You know what I'm saying? I had to see what was going on. Now watch this drive. Yeah. Let me quarterback this thing real quick. You know what I'm saying? I'm getting pretty good with the nine iron. Yeah. Yo, President's prioritizing. Golfing is hilarious. Gotta have that golf game, right? Yeah. Not Obama. Real. Yeah. See me on the court of the court. Yeah. Quick game of 21. Real. Pull up on you real quick. Why? I smoke me a C. Yeah, to run a game of 21. They go smoke a Virginia slip. Now, you know my boy Obama was on the marble. Yeah. Just like me. For real. Go smoke a sick at the game of 21. God damn it, Michelle. And then come back and play another game. Good lungs, great lung capacity on them. Never seen anything. Taking the water break. Just run the game and smoke break. That's it, baby. Michelle, God damn. You gotta understand, I'm the President of the United States. Okay, Michelle, I ain't got time for all the romantic shit. Filled your room with roses. God damn it. What else you want me to do? Discussing world business with diplomats. Trying to save America. Trying to bring change. Trying to get that oil. Try to get that oil. Lockheed Martin, he just deposited $400 million in my bank account. Yeah, goddamn was right. We're finna bring some niggas. Freedom to bring change and freedom to the Middle East. Get some of that oil. I'll get that oil. Pray to God he don't drop that shit. Now. I gotta meet with the president of Kenya, and I'm finishing Mason Grace, so these niggas know what it is. Yeah, and then we're gonna fire the drones up. Just got back from Africa with some yellow cake. Yeah. Wrapping it up in this special CIA napkin. Don't drop that. Ah, man, you know what you can do with aluminum tube that Deja Bell. Listen, son, I ain't gonna lie. When it comes to sketch comedy, everybody is just chasing that. Yeah, chasing season one and season two. Season one. Like. Like, you will never be better than that. Nah, that's top tier. Top. Listen, you can make a. You can make a several. You could probably make an hour and a half compilation of Chappelle show skits just from those two seasons. Yes. It took Key and Peele, like, eight seasons to get as much material. Because, I mean, Keaton, I ain't gonna lie. Ken Peele. No, they good. Them had some funny, but they had the. I mean, you can't feel the shoes of a giant. Nah. Dave Chappelle. Legendary Dave Chappelle took his legendary. Oh, nada. Okay? Yo, he was with the exhibit, is out there trying to promote gridiron. He in there playing a whole nother level, okay? And they just walked in and sit down, start talking to the rocket exhibit. I ain't gonna lie, son. Them some funny niggas, bro. Like, Key and Pill is some funny niggas, man. You know, I wanna. I wanna figure out, like, what this is, all right? This is my thing. In the year of our lord and savior, 2025, we gotta accept that niggas can love the black community and fall in love with a race outside of the community. So long, ass. So long, ass. You don't justify dating out your race by degrading your own people. Nigga, Frederick Douglass was fucking a white woman. Like, I don't want to hear, nigga Frederick Douglass went to Madam C.J. walker and said, put the part in my head. The curls. Good curl these. White is outside. All right. I think he had a suit on. Little ruffles on his neck. Yeah, with the cut. Yeah, I'm say the part in the fro, son. Parting the fro. He had his curls in them shits, too. Yeah, CJ walked them up. Yeah. No, she hit him with the hot. Yeah, he went up town, split his. Straighten his right on out the white women outside. The white is outside. I need this. All right, I'm going kick it up here with you at the Cotton Club for a minute. Manhattan. Yeah. Good milk over There cold milk in Manhattan. Go down to lower Manhattan. I gotta go through the back door. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But I'm still gonna be in that. I'm still gonna be in that. I have to go to the back with a part in the fro. Imagine getting fresh. I go through the back door. Kind of is that. Son, you fresh to death. Gotta go through the back door. They can't even see me in this. Let me tell you. I was down there. Manhattan Bob's. What was a white club? What was the name of. It's 1920. What would they name a white club? Cheers. The Jubilee. Like that. Yeah. Jubilee. The Jubilee. The Jubilee Jazz Club. Have the Cotton Club go to the Jubilee Jazz. Jubilee Jazz. Yeah. I was the bathroom at Jubilee Jazz Club. What? He thought I was coming out the bathroom. Uhhuh. White looked me in my eye, said this for color zone. Oh, I'm going back. Yeah, I'm going back down there, baby. Yeah. I'm to kill me, they gonna have to Freder Douglas did a kiss. First of all, to be born a slave. To be born a slave to reject your masters. Yo, to whip. To whoop your slave master ass. Born slave, whoop your slave master ass. Go to Madam C.J. walker. Get the part of your and get the white woman. You on the path of destruction from the beginning. You on the path. You want to path to destruction from the beginning. I'mma tell you something, dog. The minister told me, see, we was on the path of destruction from the beginning the whole time. Yo, Tommy. What's the nigga name? Tommy Buns. Tommy Buns. Tommy Buns is the sickest TV villain of all time. To turn on your man. To take your man identity and see him years later dress just like him. Yeah, insane to go to go sit down in a diner with your homie with his exact fit on glasses and everything, talking about the minister. And then you finna go slime the out. Go kill the minister. The minister said. I knew he was coming. Say what? The gun was shaking. Peak. Peak 90s gangster. You never hold a gun. Pink CIA film right there. Hi Williamson. Now turn that sideways. It's a real hood flick. Yeah, shot shot an hour and a half music video. That's what all it was. Fire. Fire. One of the greatest well shot cinematic. Yo, I just thought about this, yo. Belly and Laura Willing is like one of the biggest call. Like we always bringing that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, we. That's our bingo card for the day. We just hit Belly and lord willing in this episode. So yeah, that Tommy Buns is a sick. Yeah, he a sick. Yeah. And was getting head from a. A young. A child. 16 year old. She was 16. And you telling your. Oh man, we working. Yeah, we working. And you in public getting head from a minor. A sick. She called it house. Yo, what time he at like Mr. What? First of all, shorty room aesthetically fired. Yeah, yeah. That's like a real 16 year old. She's the it girl. Yeah, she is. She's a drug dealer. She's not. Nobody's 16. 16 year old can't talk to her. Can't even touch him. Yeah, that. You're too immature. Yeah, they was on the path of destruction. Yo, this Frederick Douglass, bro. Frederick Douglass is tummy bun. Frederick Douglass is tummy bun, son. If you in US history right now, Frederick Douglas. Good. First of all, what happened? The microphone won't go off. Oh, we doing a podcast like this from the megaphone. I'm just playing, dog. Do you know how crazy it is like you. First of all, Frederick Douglass is talking to at the top colleges across the country, lecturing people about systemic racism and how it affects black people and also giving black people hope in intellectual like in academia as an intellectual. Born a slave. Like if you read his autobiography, like son was wearing like tattered like bags and shit. Like he was sleeping on the floor. On the dirt. On the dirt. That's how he started life. Yeah. Ended life in a white bitch guts. Do you know how crazy that is to end your life in a white bitch guts? Not. Not. I mean metaphorically. You know what I'm saying? I'm just saying like, like to start there. I mean also too, what a great story. What a great life aside to start being owned by white people to the point where you lecture on white people about how they affect black people. Actually put your hands on your master didn't die. Get your shit parted to the side. First of all, iconic look. Yeah, iconic look. Yeah, he looked like stern. He looked like. He wasn't for that bullshit. He whoop your ass, he'll whoop your ass. He had an anger problem. And who knew? Who knew? Who fucking knew five generations later that your goddamn nephew would be standing outside in Philadelphia talking about donations. You know what? That's Frederick Douglass great nephew. That's a fact. According to Dr. Umar that Frederick Douglass is his grand uncle. And he said, he said, all right, I'm not around. We're not doing that. I'm not around with Umar. So I mean. Yeah, because Umar is. It's over. Yeah, okay, man. What a way for your Griff to end. I. Bro, listen, do you know how well your Griff got to be doing to take you Intercontinental. Intercontinental, Griff. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, son was on. On the big continent and then to be in South Africa and your account's frozen. Oh my God. You can't get home, yo. You can't even get home. I've never asked the people for nothing. Nah. I've never asked the people for one personal dollar. And that's a fact. And that's a fact. He only asked for donations for that school. For the Frederick Douglass Mark McGarvey School Institute for Boys for Boys. Yeah. He ain't even painted the logo. Yeah, he didn't pay them over no. Ain't no hvac work done to him over the. None. Just a building. Yo, first of all, he said they cut the water off. What is he talking about? They froze my account due to past due water bills or some. Huh? No, no, no. It was something about the water bills being passed due. But also like the city just like froze claim. Claimed is claimed the school, like the city took control over the school. That is peak fraud, son. That's fraud. Yeah, also I was talking to somebody. It was like, yo, now this person is from Philly. I'm not gonna expose their names. You know what I'm saying? I never will reveal my sources. It's like, yo, this Umar, kids don't with him, friends don't with him. Nobody. His dad don't with him. He said, this nigga has no friends. Damn. And I was like, that's fucked up. Because he's very like. He is a powerful orator and very well read and researched. Even if he is running a grift. Sad to find it out like this because it's like, damn. So then we start talking about the fact that bruh might have a drug problem. He might. Yeah, I was outside or. Exactly. He's always outside. I don't give a damn if it's snowing. He's outside in the snow. On, live on live. He's outside. Block this. Block this foolishness. Block. I was gonna say before that white person walked in, I was gonna say to be. To. To be in the lineage of Frederick Douglass. And it was like, black Queens forever. Snow Bunny's number line. That shit is so funny, son. Cause it's like, bro, the most prolific person in your bloodline had a white woman and. But that doesn't take away his contributions. That was the original point was. Yeah, yeah. Because like, they. Somebody Was having a whole thing about Jordan Peele. Like. Yeah, let me get back to the fucking original point. So the only reason I thought about this because of Jordan Peele. Because Jordan Peele makes like great black horror films that he does, and he makes great horror films with the conversation of race being intertwined in it. Like, get out Us. What's the. What's the. This one he just put up. Nope, nope, nope. And this one he just. I mean, he got him and him. That just came out. But he, he. And it's like if he was out of the loop, if he wasn't hip, if he doesn't understand black culture, it wouldn't resonate with us. Right. It's because of his understanding that it does resonate. Now if a nigga's in improv, unfortunately, it's not a lot of black women in improv. Yeah. If he. In an SNL improv comedy writing world, of course it would make sense that like his wife would be Jewish. Just makes sense. That's what you're around. It's a proximity thing. You know what I'm saying? But he ain't never degraded black women or black people for that matter, ever. They even they characters that they used to do. Like, we understood like what the tropes was. They was going for, but it was funny. And black comics have always done these tropes, these racial tropes. White comics do this. White. Everybody kind of makes fun of their own people. Yeah. I think when we do it is because. Because everybody else downtrods us and makes fun of us. We don't want to see ourselves do it, but it is what it is. Yeah. Jamie Foxx, one of the most talented people of all time. Legendary character on In Living Color. Yes. Keena Ivory Waynes and no, not Keena Ivory Wayans, but David Alan Grier and Damon Wayans. Like the tropes of the homosexual man, but like legendary characters. Yeah. So I think there's this thing where it's like. I'm not saying. I'm not saying like, whatever. Just go like just date outside your race for whatever reason. Like it just understanding that this is a thing that's always happened. Abraham Lincoln is a Melungeon. He's a Melungeon. So there's the thing is, it's like if you date outside your race, but you ain't no coon. Hey, man, do your thing. Hey. What I'm saying, as long as you don't think it's up echelon. Yeah. As long as you don't think it just make you better. Like, hey, my just fall in love with who you fall. Yeah, yeah, yeah, sure. But like. Cause like, that ain't my style. But I was also like, program. I was. My mom was not going for that. And also too, like, I remember I was telling you, like, I was talking to a white girl in like, seventh grade, and it's like I was just looking at her like, what the fuck are you talking about? We was on the phone one day. I was like, what the fuck is this bitch talking about? We got two different. We from two different worlds, bro. This ain't my type of timing. My grandma told me when I went to college, she said, you know, she can't use your comb. Don't bring her home. I said, God damn. Yo, black people are going to have a ill rhyme for everything. You know what I'm saying? We. We really people. We love a rhyme. Yeah, yeah. That's how you really bring the point home. With like, put it in rhyme, you know what I'm saying? Bar up real quick. Me up. She said, she can't use your comb. Don't bring her home. I said, what? I was talking to this white girl in, like, first grade. Not first grade. Look, this was. I'm gonna keep it real. Very pretty white girl. But I ain't know. Shorty was like a Protestant. Oh, I ain't realized this. I was like, yo, Shorty got the longest hair I ever seen in my life. And she be wearing the long skirts. But we used to draw together. You know, I'm an artist. You know, I'm an artist. I'm an artiste. Me and Shorty used to draw together at the table. I was like, I don't like this. So y' all show my mom her like, like when. You know, when they be having, like, the parent teacher conference or like the nights where, yeah, the teachers come and talk to the parents, like, quarterly and shit. I was like, yo, I want you to meet my girlfriend, yo. We was in the car on the way back home. My mom was like, so you like that white girl with that long ass hair? I was like, yeah. She was like, you know white people have bugs in their hair. I was like, whoa, whoa, whoa, momma. Dude, shut that shit down real quick. I said, why they be having bugs in there? She said, yeah, it's called lice. You remember when they do the lice check? She said, it ain't for you. You don't got bugs in your hair. That's for white people. Bugs in their hair like animals. I was like, oh, damn. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Now, when she said, it's back by fact, but that me up, I was like, hold on. I don't want no bugs. Yeah. She's like, you want bugs in your hair? Like, mama. Mama really brainwashed me in first grade. She was the original doctor. Yeah, the original woman. The original woman. Asiatic black woman. The Earth. The earth came through. Yeah, the earth came through speaking to you. Yeah, she came through. Shut all that shit down. Yeah, yeah, we going for that. Yo, it was funny, son. I was like, yo, this crazy. But, yeah, I just think that, like, the conversation that we had today is like, we have to understand that the empire has affected us all differently, for sure. And if you. And. And, like, being a black radical is just, like, where everybody's gonna branch off into something. The thing is, if you want liberation for black people, if you want representation in black culture, and we have to understand that it's a spectrum and in everything that this country has done to us, that there ain't no one way to be black. No. Now. Cause, like, bro, the thing is that piss people off is, like, do be like, it's the. The great. It's the. It's the. It's the degrading part. Like, be online, like, really lusting. Like, it'd be like, all right, cuz. Like, you mean, if it ain't snowing, you ain't going. What are you talking about? Go tell your mama that. Yeah, go tell your mother that. Go tell your grandma that. Yeah, go look your sister in the eyes and say that. So it's like, don't be out here like that, coon. And, bro, there's a spectrum of coons. Coons. Hey, look, man, coon's crazy. Cooning is crazy. Honestly, like, how you don't represent your people well, it's sad. That's nasty. So I want to be the token black guy is insane, yo. Yeah, what. What Absolute saying that freestyle. I ain't even need a token. That's the game changer. Something like that. And that we just heard it for the first time. I would play it for y', all, but the beat is going to get us flagged, so. Yeah, but new music Monday. Hey, we might get it on there. Might make it an intro. We already got the soul outro. Hey, I mean, who. Who better, dog? Nobody. Who better? Nobody's better. Y' all here. Tristan changing Tristan. Life by the day, cuz. Hard, bro. Tristan. Look, bro, you should have seen Tristan thought when Tristan started talking about that. When Tristan started talking about, like, yo, this my shit. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Cause when we came back, he got gone. I was like, what the fuck? He go. I was like, yeah, yeah. Tristan had to do a lap real quick. Go see his people. Go see my people, nigga. I see my people. I see my people. My people. I'm here to. I'm here to work, but I need to go holler at my people real quick. Yeah. 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This is what I was telling somebody. Like when you're in a coastal city, if people ain't. If. If there. If there is not like a prominent presence of seafood culture, you go to where I'm from, Wilmington, North Carolina. Prominent presence of seafood. Seafood culture. Yeah. It's because that water good. You know what I'm saying? Maryland crabs, Baltimore prominent. Yeah. They ready for. It's ready. It's a good thing. Never heard nothing. I was in Virginia, had the best seafood of my life. It's a reason. Yeah. Goddamn that water. They got them navy infested. Yeah, yeah. You know what I'm saying? Is it. It's a good. A lot of like, bro, I'm looking for the word what? It's a couple nautical miles. Nautical miles is crazy. Yeah, yeah, yeah, son. You know we're doing the homework over here, baby. But yeah. Cause like you never heard. I like, like when we talk about like Maryland, Baltimore specific, they talk about like crab chips and. Yeah just soft shell crabs. Like it's a whole thing. That's their thing. That's they shit. Yeah. I don't know what they doing in Norfolk. I don't know what they known for out here. Just surviving. But this is a very black city. It is, and I love that. Yeah, we had to pay $10 to get into the 7 11. So they had to pay a light bill. Yeah. Shorty said it was closing time. She said, look, we closed. I'm trying to pay my light bill, though. So, like, I am security here. If y' all want to get in here, cash at me. $10? Yeah, I gave her 15. It. I respect that hustle. I respect that also. I don't need sh. To get her lights cut off. No, we don't need that. Not on my d N. None of my watch. Hey, that's a good story to me. Are you working? Yeah, you working? You employed? Yeah. It's 4 in the morning. You at the 711 doing security with the blick on you. With the blick on you. It was four in the morning. God damn it. Four in the morning. It was. Hey, man, you got to. Sometimes you got to respect the hook. Hey, you just got to. But I think. I think we need to, like, as we get. As we progress in this country, like, this is the issue with conservatives right there just has we got 10 minutes. Oh, no, we cool. We could rap. We had 115. We'll do the emails and everything next week when we back. Well, yeah, yeah, we're rapping like five. No, you good, you good. So I think the thing is this. It's like the further we get and we have to have an understanding that the last 40 years have impacted us so much when it comes to the war on drugs, but specifically the people that are in those lower income communities. And specifically people that live in like, projects and shit like that. Yes. And these black ass cities that was targeted. Yes. That ain't where every black person was. No. So a lot of black people are catching fallout from those situations, too, that they can't even personally relate to in terms of being stereotyped. Also, too, we have to understand that a lot of black people's idea of prosperity was moving away from other black people which affected their kids. These. These things aren't happening in the, like, in a vacuum. These things. It's a spectrum of experiences that is happening to all of us at once. No matter what side of life we come from and what walk of life we in, this is. Affects black immigrants when they come to this country. This affects everybody, like, because they have. People are so ideas about us and who we are. Here, based on those 40 years, based on that war on drugs, they was able to shape stereotypes and ideas about us through media. And America has one of the powerful, most powerful media presences on this planet. You dig what I'm saying? If hip hop is global is because American media is global and with global presence. And imagine that. Like, imagine if you in Asia, right? You ain't never really seen no black people before. And every time they come on tv, they got on like all this exuberant ass jury and it's women shaking they ass and niggas got guns. All the movies you see them in, they stealing or they pimping or they selling drugs, you're gonna have a fucked up idea about what the black American is. Yeah. And you're gonna assume that's what it is. That's what it is. Because when you see white people, they behave in a multitude of ways, but every time you see black people, they behave in degenerate ways. So these niggas sold a bad image to us globally, just like we were sold a bad image about Africa. Yes. My granddad was giving them 25 cents faithfully. It was a part of his tithe and offering. I thought we was helping kids in Africa. I ain't know them niggas had they shit together over there already. Yeah. You dig what I'm saying? There's a lot of ignorance that's going on both sides and. And at the core of it all is that goddamn white man. Goddamn trickster. Goddamn trickster. Goddamn devil. Yeah. Goddamn devil playing tricks on us, man. But I mean, all jokes aside, like, we have to, like, really be honest about the fact that this has. The empire, the colonial empire, which is a global thing. Yes. Has affected all of us so differently. Now black Americans is tired of being a fucking punching bag for that shit. Because we done created a global presence out of shadow slavery. We're gonna create a culture out of chattel slavery. Something we're gonna talk on Speak about next episode is how Jesus is a part of black culture. Oh. And what that means. But we had. We had to, like, if we gonna do away with shit, we have to also acknowledge the significance that it plays in our community. If we don't acknowledge the significance and the why, we can't just, like, flatten each other down. Like, you just stupid. You believe in that shit. You believe in a white man's religion, all this and that. Like, when we trace it back, that story has been being told in Africa for centuries, bro. You dig what I'm saying? Before a white person ever stepped foot on that soil, that story was being told. And that story of a messiah dying and raising again in three days exists across multiple cultures internationally. Right? Which means somebody was taking that story before white people had any idea what Jesus was. And also, too, to show up on a nigga land. First of all, let's talk about the devil. For real. To show up on a nigga land with bibles first. To send the niggas with the bibles first, because you know the real devil is coming. That's a sick understanding of your culture. This is what I'm saying. A sociopathic code of conduct. I'mma send these peaceful niggas out here to try to get you niggas in line. Because these niggas that we finna send over here, they some killers. Yeah. They gonna kill and rape shit, period. That's how they get down, nigga. When they show them niggas that was with them niggas that was with John Smith. Yeah, yeah. And Pocahontas wasn't around. Came out, this starts chopping trees down immediately. Yeah, yeah. Nature, the people. Yeah, they give a. How you think that was what Christopher Columbus was coming? Them seem to. They send the missionaries first because it's like, bro, y' all gonna need God for what's coming. Yeah, y' all gonna need God because the conquistadors is coming. Yeah, these. Because these that's coming. They. They come. They coming over here to wax. I'm not gonna lie. Yeah. It ain't even gonna be no deception. We are the deception. These that's coming, that look like us. These coming to kill. I ain't gonna lie. You better be very aware of who God is. You better get close with God real quick, because the devil is coming, and the devil is not welcome here. Not welcome. Yeah, the devil is not welcome here. We got five minutes. Drizzling. Yeah, y' all already had the blonde locks. I'm telling you, we're gonna. We're gonna get into some next week. Okay. I got my gotten. I got notes. I've been. I've been pondering on, but I think this. This thing has opened my eyes up to an idea and a spectrum of things. Like, there's a lot of, like, you know, as we embrace different sides of ourselves, as we embrace neurodivergent people. Like, we have to understand that Comic Cons and things like this are. That spectrum of people is in. Is present in these rooms. You dig what I'm saying? Exactly. We're present in these rooms. Hood, niggas. Like cosplay too. Yeah. You dig what I'm saying? But if we flatten our community to identify with the things that they use to stereotype us and then we assimilate into those things for acceptance, then we really like, can't keep popping this we're not a monolith shit. That's facts. I don't want to hear we not a monolith. And then you only celebrate monolithic things. And then when anything new or alternative comes along, you want to other it and call niggas weird, call niggas lame. Now I will say doing a naruto run down the hallway is crazy. It's very confident. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? That's a person that's really locked in with theyself. I ain't had enough to do no shit like that. Not that you know what I'm saying. But also too personal hygiene. You know what I'm saying? See, in adulthood, all the adults that was at the Black Comic Con, they got their personal hygiene together. Some of you wasn't knowing that in high school. Let's keep it a bean. Let's keep it a bean. It was musty. Was musty. Wasn't really taking care of the, the, the, the dental. Yeah. No, I mean. And you ain't really care about your haircut situation. But, but that's cool, bro. We should have just got you hip. We should have got you, got you together. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? If you in high school right now, go buy your weird homie some Jordans, nigga. But it's like there is like a cool. We can, we can. There. There needs to be like a cross cultural experience that we need to have with one another. Like we can, we can trade. Like put me on. Yeah. Put me on the one piece. I'm gonna put you on the street wear. Yeah, yeah. Easy. That's easy. And then we. And then I'm gonna tell you what the through line across all black cultures is. Hip hop. Hip hop. Because we see mad MF doom in here today. Yo. Faithfully going crazy. What's up, Bobby? So we only got three minutes left on the car. So we're gonna go ahead and Conclude this episode. 81. 80, 84. 81. And Randy Moss. Rainy Moss. Shout out my boy. Kim Carson. Yeah. LA with the Randy Moss jersey on Fresh as Hell Crisp. Shout out my boy. Absol Too. Yeah. Tristan behind the camera, shout out to you. This is episode 84. I'm Deontay Kyle. But who's in front of the camera. The coolest co host in the world. Big ice cup. Cat. Big ice cup. Until next week. Take care of yourselves and take care of each other. We got a vlog coming. Oh, on Patreon. Only going to be available. Patreon. How much is that, Patreon? $8. We'll see y' all next week.