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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 soul with a dirty mouth my knee or a 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 to my pockets morbid remember living in apartments now we playing mortgage you ain't gotta like a regardless baby I'm blessed and I keep that blick with me we like grits and eggs as you sip your coffee flick your cigarette and let a vent yeah, we back oh we back Grits and eggs podcast. This is episode 92. I'm your host, Deontay Kyle, but who's behind the camera sipping on a big doucet latte from the Kumbaye coffee shop. Big ice cub cat deontay deontaycob.com for all inquiries, you know what I mean? We managed up now. Yeah. You know what I'm saying. I'mma just forward you. I'm a CC somebody but you know what I'm saying. For our inquiries and booking deontayeontaykyle.com adviceiontekyle.com for all your advice submissions. New Music Monday nmmtecowell.com and if you have any issues whatsoever, support deontaykyle.com now you can cop that merch. Grits in eggs dot com. That's grits. G-R-I T S N E G G S dot com. Hey man, we had to, we had to move that around because we're gonna hit this tour, baby. Hey, you know what I'm saying? Good tour. We're gonna have some sold out dates. We gotta have a separation of church and state, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure. You know what I'm saying? The church is the merch. Yeah. State we going state to state. Yeah, yeah. Fried dolo state to state. 657234x that's six five, seven, two, three, four. Three, four, four, seven. Now. It's a beautiful day, Big cat. It is. I don't have any teeth problems. Ah, Where'd you go with so much drama with your teeth? You gotta go and holler at the edg. Go over and holler at the Eastside Dental Group, man. My namesake, Dr. Devonte Johnson over there. Got you right on the Sunday. Got me right on a Sunday, baby. Man, look, I'mma tell you. It's our dental group. That's where it's at, bro. You walk in, the docs got locks. Hey. You know what I'm saying? Beautiful heads of hair. Professional. They doing they thing in there, bruh. The assistants is black. The receptionist is black. The patients is black. The wall art is black. The doctors is black. Blacked out. It's blacked out in there, man. That's what we like, that, what we like to see, man. Man, it feel like, bro, you feel so comfortable walking down, then it's, you know, it's a nice little vibe. It's nice ambiance. I seen a couple of cousins, you know, hey, I seen a couple, they was like, I'm here cause of you. Hey, it's like, hey, I'm here cause of you. That's a beautiful thing, man. It's a beautiful thing. Shout out to the Eastside Dental Group. So they are open on the weekends from 11 to 4pm, I believe. 11 to 3pm I got there by 1:30. I was out of there at 3. That's great turnaround. Great service for two extractions. Yeah, I got out of there, you know what I'm saying? But I would say this. Go holla at them boys at the Eastside Dental Group, man. Go holler at the men over there, man. Go holler at them black doctors over there, man. Shout out to Dr. Devonte Johnson, man. East side Dental Group. What we got, man? What we got? What we got? Got a little. A little. A little recap. Let me tell you what we've been serving at the Kumbaya coffee shop this week. What is. Ah, look at that. Rose Gold. Cold brew. Shout out to coffee Black partnership with the Kumbay Coffee Shop. Come get your Cobra. Let me tell you something, man. You can ask this man, bro. When we was in. When we was in LA, that's when. That's when Alfredo 2 had dropped. Yes. And at that time, only 1995 was out. Yes. On the average week, how many times you think you heard 1995? Either in the car or sitting somewhere with me every goddamn I got to see it. I got to see it. I got to see it right now. I was right now. You go watch the videos. You see me. Anybody was at the show in Atlanta, it was Freddie Gibbs right here. Alchemist. Right here. I'm right there. Yeah, right there. Man, that jump was so fire, bro. That's the way to watch a concert, bro. That was a great show. It was a great show, man. Dog and his breath control. I don't know what he got going on. Yeah, he just. He be in the gym, I guess. He be running. He be in that gym. He gotta run. Yeah, he gotta be a runner or the boxing or something. He's doing something, man. Look, you had a great time. Oh, man, I was going bar for bar with the. I don't know what. Everybody else was on using your bag, you know, was up there trying to be cool. Not me. Gangland around. Get gangland hit. I'mma cat a little while chilling with a click with a whole chain that. With a watch with a chain that set him up. Yeah, I drain that how it ate for like four days straight. But a never claim that. I was talking that like I'm bulletproof. I was going crazy in that. I was so turned up in that. Al coolest. Oh, Al cool as mother. I cool as hell. This is an old man. Oh, okay. He just be making his beats. Yep. That's all he do. He just hitting that weed, making them beats. He got the rapping. He rap for a little bit. He rap for a little bit. I'm a genuine article. Yeah. So you go rap? Yeah. You go rap now? Yeah. You gonna rap, man. Come on and rap, man. No, it's a good show, man. I enjoyed myself. That was a good time, man. Yeah. When I went backstage, hollered a boy, Omavi, shout out to my man Mavi. Mavi might be coming. Hollered us in Charlotte. All right, all right. So. And Mavi is a very intelligent young man. You feel me? Like, outside of his. I mean, one of his biggest songs, he got a bar and he say, what kind of songs you make? I make the kind you gotta read, baby. Like, he. He's very. It's very cerebral music, but it's reflection of his mind. He's very smart young man, amazing rapper. One of my faves right now. But he will be a guest on the show, and we ain't talking about no music. We're gonna talk about this society. Hey, we had a conversation not too long ago, and he was saying, in the spectrum of, like, entertainment, it's all like circus. Like the origin of American entertainment is the circus or the minstrel show. And when you think about it like that, then it starts translating to like modern media. What category you could put it in. Right. Then we got the sports aspect of it, which is more of a gladiator sport. Right? Gladiator aspect, right? Yeah, yeah. He's a smart young nigga, man. He put. He put me on that. When he told me that, I was like, damn. You start to see them parallels. Yeah. God damn. God damn it. Damn it. We're gonna have a boy devil pull up too, man. Hey, watch. Just clips of niggas fucking up. The whole episode is gonna be reactions. Yeah, so that, I mean, that was our weekend though, man. Yeah, great weekend. I went to Detroit. We went to the Tap in, Tap in show presented by Water and Ho Media. We talked through a couple of the issues that's going on. I was up there with the llama Manny. Hey, you know my boy Delamo? Manny. Shout out to Manny. Who else was out there? What's the brother's name? What's his brother's name? Phil Agnew. He a part of non profit or a men's. It's like a black men's organization down there in Florida. He from Miami by way of Chicago. And then I was there with Mandela Barnes. Oh, now Mandela Barnes has held the second highest seat in government in the state of Wisconsin and he's soon to be running for governor of Wisconsin. Okay, Black man, wealth of knowledge. Hey, so yeah, we were just. And then of course your boy Deontay Khan, host of Girls Next podcast. So you know what I'm saying? You know, we was just up there. We had discussions around men's mental health, mentorship. We had. We talked about this administration that we under. Now we talked about a gang of like very important things that four black men can really sit down and talk about. And like we was talking about things from a very raw and honest perspective. Man, I can't wait till they get those. Those clips chopped up and until those episodes drop, man. Because I think those conversations are really powerful as well as like earlier in the week going up there on Linnae show that those episodes will be dropping. Episode with Lynn. They will be dropping soon. I'm gonna get these episodes with Jasmine and Stephen Dingle uploaded too. I just be. You know, we've been. We've been ripping and running. We've been ripping and running everywhere. Hey, man, look, we. We ate away, eight away. That's true. What we doing for it? No A lot of bills, a lot of whistles. I don't know, man. We might have to go. I had to go big. You got to go for episode 100. Gotta go huge. Yeah. I don't know. We'll figure it out. That's giving me something to think about. But we back. How you doing, Big Cat? I'm doing good. I'm feeling good. Ready? New Music Mondays. You know, how we doing? Okay. You wanna. You wanna let them know? Yeah, let's let them know. So. So New Music Mondays will be presented as Grisha. Next Radio Presents New Music Monday. I'm sorry. Grizzly Eggs Radio Presents New Music Monday. So we will be having playlists every month for the next six months leading up to May. And then we will be putting out that. That good album. We're gonna put that album out. Put that out. Gristle. Next Radio. Volume one. Volume one. So you better send that heat. Y' all better be sending that heat from now on. So. So outside of that, and. And, you know, that's a. That's a rough. That's a rough pathway to what we trying to do. The playlist will come once a month. We'll update the playlist. The playlist will be a mixture of what's hot, you know, just in the mainstream right now, and what we like to see in the underground. It'll be curated by me and Big Cat. It could be songs from. It's just gonna be our taste, you know what I'm saying? So it's gonna be our taste in people who. People who have submitted and, you know, you get them four or five ice cups, you might get thrown in that mix, you know what I'm saying? But ultimately, Grizzen Eggs Radio Presents New Music Monday will be. That's Big Cat thing, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what I'm saying? Big Cat got his own thing. We're going to be doing more interviews with artists. Upon releases, we will be premiering some music. Yeah, I wonder if. What? I wonder if they want us to premiere that song. Who song? I will talk about it. Say, all right, but we got some music we gonna be. So we gonna be like the new New York City. Listen to me right now. Listen to me right now. That's gonna be us. Yeah, yeah. Flex. Yeah, we dropping bombs, baby. Flex just retired. We might have to get Flex in here to give. Give us the blessing. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Let Flex come in and pass the torch down, baby. House. One of the episode. Yeah, but I'm gonna say that, like, New Music Monday is moving to a new location. That's why it hasn't dropped. So we do have a dedicated studio space for it now. Because we wanted to look, we had to break up that continuity. Yeah, like. Like, if. If it's gonna be two separate things, it gotta look like two separate. Two separate things. But we're doing what we can with what we got. But we got a little more now. We're gonna do a little bit more. So we appreciate y' all tapping in, being patient with us as we, like, kind of build this out. Big Head almost died off the cranberry juice. Cranberry juice almost took my boy out. You okay? Real quick. Oh, I'm back, baby. All right. Damn. Damn it. Yeah, so my bad, bk. So. So, you know, we'll be keeping y' all updated on that also, too, like this, man. I. I know, bro. I be out of town a lot. We gonna have to tighten up on that Patreon for sure. We be doing our thing, but it becomes. It's no schedule to it, so it's just like, yeah, whenever I get a episode in the stream, back to back, we're going to tighten up on that. But if you want to join the Patreon. Eight hours. I'm working on substat right now about black, independent black media. We're recording the episode today directly after this. So this will be our second episode of this month. We're going to get out three this month. We're going to do the Q and A. We're going to get our shit done, bro. We're going to get our shit together. You know what I'm saying? In preparation. We just going to have to start knocking these things on now. You know what I'm saying? I appreciate all y' all and. And the support is not. It's not out of a lack of gratitude. It's not that we take it for granted, niggas. Our schedule has changed drastically. Yeah, things have changed drastically. Shout out wme. Shout out. Ain't a lot of podcasters on wme. Ah, just me, me and. Me and Sean Evans, nigga. Hey, you know what I'm saying? It's just me and Sean Evans. It's just me and Sean. You see that boy? I was like kissing Keke Palmer. I ain't mad. Yeah, hey, listen. Shout out to Sean Evans, man. Yeah, yeah, My label, mate. Shout out to the label. Shout out to my label, baby. Shout out, my boy be right. Shout out debt. Shout out Alex, man, Shout out my whole team. Suki, Tristan, Angel Vision. Hey, Angel Visions, baby. Flicking up my young dog Jack. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Shout out to Jack, man. Killing these clips, he is. Yes. Yeah, man, we got a nice little team now. We expanding now. Yeah, it's growing. The business is growing. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You need a screen, man. Oh, shout out Joe Button, too, bruh. Joe, hit you with the follow. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, right now. Oh, got Joe got your attention. Oh, shout out to Monitude Mountain has been a good addition today. Yeah, for sure. Yeah, it's, it's more entertaining, that one. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We just open up the podcast universe, man. We no more beef and we up there now. Yeah, yeah, we here now. You know, we part of them boys, you know what I'm saying? No need to beef. No, no need. Them no need beef got us where we wanted to be. Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure. So there's been a. I, I, I'm, I'm assuming this is a offshoot of Turning Point, but with Hoko, you know, Homecoming week, there was said to be some black MAGA members. Oh, coming to these college campuses trying to debate these students right now. I haven't seen anything about it online. I've seen rumors of it. I've seen, you know, flyers of it going up, but there's been a lot of people DMing me on some, like, what you think? Now, normally I just kind of like, let them DMs beating DMs. We got our talking points. We got our topics we want to talk about, but I do think it's important to recognize that, like, there ain't no winning when it comes to that. Some people, like, sent there are sent there to be purposely, to obtuse, right? The, the real big thing about white people and the white inferiority power structure that guides their supremacy, the big thing about that is they really can't survive without our attention, right? They need, they want. They're like vampires. They got to be invited in. They live off the blood. They want to be acknowledged. They need your attention. They're energy vampires and emotional vampires, right? In the, in the realest sense, without you engaging with them, they don't live. Now, when them two white dudes showed up, Tennessee State, they got them up out of there exactly how they should have got them up out of there. Right? You feel me? I think if we start to see ourselves showing up in red hats trying to debate, the best thing you can do is ignore them. Because by not acknowledging their presence, that's almost worse than debating. It's It. It. You could put on the debate of a lifetime, shut them down, dunk on them intellectually, but ignoring them would be ten times more powerful. Because it's like, damn, that's embarrassing. And you're lame. And you lame, bro. Like, come on, bro. You let any white folks send you out here to your own folk. Toby. Be a good Toby. A good Tennessee state. Trying to debate in the red hat. Shout out to Toby. He'll be a grand wizard in no time. Man, that's a crazy. What's What's OG name? OG that did that. OG that played the dead end. Good times. Oh, James. James Evans. Yeah, man, that rolling roots is crazy, bro. That's a. That's Chicken George. God damn, man. Early black Hollywood was rough, boy. Oh, man, them roads was rough, man. The roads was rough, man. Like Danny Glover. That ain't never gonna be nothing but mister. Yeah, he just mister that's it. Same thing with Clifton Powell. Clifton Powell. What he. What he was, man? Cause he was in. What was it? What was the movie? Was it In Ease Bayou? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. When he. Yeah, he'd be playing the nasty. Yeah, he played the nasty. Yeah, yeah. And he's a pimping dead president. I mean, all type of. He was a pimping dead president. Yeah, yeah. And he was pinky and fried and Never remember him. I always remember him for that role that he's by you, bro. What's that? East Bayou. I don't think it's easy. It's not easy by you, but look it up. Let's look it up. Look it up. You know what I'm saying? Get it right. You want to record? You want to do them? Is it Monday? Tomorrow? Yeah, we can. What was a woman Die or loose? Is that the one woman that I lose? It's one of these movies, bro. Like, is he eve by you? I don't think it's easy. I don't think he was, bro. I think his woman died loose. Like he just did some he hadn't been doing, bro. I think it was in Bones. Wasn't Bones. Why do fools fall in love? Preacher Son, he been in every damn thing. Been a lot of. Was in Ray. He was in Ray. Well, I don't remember what you did, bro. I just know people like to bring it up. Cause it's like a terrible, terrible thing. But my point was. What. What was I talking about? The black megas Being a good nigga. Yeah. James Evans threw me off, man. Cause now every time I see niggas Cooning. I just think about that, that kneeling and letting a white man pat your head, like, oh, my God, it is such a terrible imagery, bruh. Yeah. But I think the best way to deal with anything like that is always to ignore, bro. Like, you got to ignore them people. Because if it's, if it's, if it's white folks, I say, like, really aggressively, get them folks about it. Yeah, like aggressively. If it's black folks, just ignore them. Cause like, man, why you even hear me? I, I was. We just did the interview with Lanaveny, and we know that she moderated Kamala Harris's 107 Day book tour. Well, the book being 107 Day, the tour being for that book. And it just brings up a lot of things that I've been seeing online. The homie consciously, he going through it online right now. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. What's up, my boy? Consciously, man. Well, so apparently you're not allowed to, like, criticize Kamala Harris in these political spaces, especially in black leftist political spaces, because they feel like by critiquing her, we allow Donald Trump to win. Now, we're just going to do some quick math. Well, so even if 100% of black people votes for Kamala Harris, she still doesn't win, right? Not a popular vote, because damn near all majority of white people and Latino people voted. And now Latinos have outpaced us in this country and population. So the thing is, I don't understand this. What do y' all want? Because we see what happens when you blindly follow a politician. Right? Blindly following Donald Trump is what got America in the position we in now. Following Donald Trump because he represents a straight white man. Following Donald Trump because he represents historically what this country have been represented by. And following him because he know how to throw them racist dog whistles out that make you feel comfortable. And thinking America being great again means we going back to the Jim Crow South. Now, listen, I don't care what the case may be. I can criticize somebody. So y' all mad at Con Le for criticizing and being critical, but he still voted for her. And even those who didn't. I'm telling you, one or two content creators online did not swing the vote away from Kamala Harris, bro. No, not at all. I, I, I, they may, they may have impact on you and your everyday life, but the majority of America, man, come on, bro, they didn't have any impact on those Latino voters. These people already had their mind made up. If it was a black, it's a white man. Versus a black woman, perception wise. I don't care. Listen, we don't even have to get into the statistics. We don't have to get into her fucking genetic makeup. We don't got to get into that on paper. And as it is seen in public is a white man versus a black woman. Y' all want niggas to blindly follow somebody and not criticize them. That so? Y'? All. Your idea of victory is let's do what MAGA does, which is destroying the country. Now, you can't be a politician in America, a successful one at that, without getting your hands a little dirty. That's true. Especially at that presidential level, right? We understand the things that Barack Obama have been implicated in. We also understand the great things that he did as well. So, you know, we can't just. You can't. If you call one president war criminal, you gotta call them all war criminals. I mean, it just is what it is. That's America, bro. You know what I'm saying? If you running for that seat, hey, man, you gonna have some blood on your hand. You gotta blow some shit up. You gotta blow some shit up. You know what I'm saying? This is America in a real way. You gonna have a blood on your hands if you was to be elected president. You're gonna have blood on your hands if you just. Just to be at that highest seat. But this is the very clear thing, is this is the most qualified person for this seat. Now, whether she want to identify more with her Jamaican side or her Indian side or Indian side. She's Indo, Jamaican, right? It is what it is, bro. I don't. That really don't. Like. I'm gonna keep it real. Like in the big scheme of things, that really ain't mattering. For real? No, because they playing. It's a. It's American government, bro. Would it be Project 2025 bad? Probably not. More than likely not, because that's some real right wing. Will we have more competent people in positions? Probably, yeah. Is the majority of the country intelligent enough or competent enough to see past race? No, the majority. This is the thing that we figure out with. I'm writing a sub stack on this right now. But this is the thing we figure out with media, right? Media being a cornerstone of American propaganda. One of the first films, Birth of a Nation, American propaganda. Reefer Madness. American propaganda. Most of these. Most of these media outlets utilize anti blackness propaganda as a way to drive their point home. Reefer Madness. What was the fear? The blacks get high, they gonna rape our women The Mexicans and the blacks, they gonna get high, they gonna rape our women. The thing with Birth of a Nation, they making it. This is a post reconstruction film. This is one of the first budget films that they have. I think like the first film in America was called like Monkey Shine number one or some shit like that. But the Birth of a Nation, one of the first American films and it's about exalting the Klan like they some heroes from dangerous Negroes prowling the countryside looking for white women to rape. Crazy work. This is the cornerstone of media, right? So when we get situations where Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert get canceled, then we start looking at this thing as a. Oh shit. It's not a left to right. It's an up and down thing, right? And it's about power. It's about, hey, you say some shit I don't like, nigga, shut all that shit down. Now, of course Jimmy Kimmel has been reinstated and of course Stephen Colbert show doesn't isn't set to until 2026. So it's all. He ain't canceled at all. And I'm cynical enough to think that these are just publicity stunts, right? To make it seem like they will hold white men accountable if they got damn say something out against Donald Trump or young Kirk. So my thing is this. When we look at somebody like Kamala Harris, we know what the faults are. We know like what her political history is. We also understand that some of those numbers have been overinflated. We also understand that when black women or women of color in general are extremely qualified, they love to call them overqualified. And we also know that they want to pick out little shit like this. Donald Trump always talking about assassinating somebody. Kamala Harris laugh and y' all are, oh, she can't be taken serious. Have you seen this thing? And they like literally say, he smells like shit. Word. Yeah. I mean, Cameron's body. Old ass man, bro. Now, oh, now age was a problem with Biden, who was in clear cognitive decline. Yeah. But it's not a problem with Trump. They basically the same age. Trump 34 time convicted felon. Y' all want people to blindly follow leadership because that's what MAGA does. That's not smart. I'm not going to blindly follow anybody. Okay? This is the issue with your American democracy is that it's like red and blue is one thing or another. It's binary as fuck. If it's binary, this is the illusion of choice, right? And to be critical and for black people who have Voted in the interest of this entire country. Black people overwhelmingly voted for the interest of the entire country. And we can still be critical of the candidates. Niggas know how to walk and chew bubble gum. The idea that you want us to blindly follow people is just. That's some American shit you own. That's some colonized. You want. Because these white people don't understand that they colonized. They think this is virtuous, like they think. But then what is like. Like when they put data centers in places like Des Moines, Iowa. Yeah, this is overwhelmingly white. And them niggas going to lose all they water. They. I will vote for Donald Trump. For Donald Trump. It is what it is. You need to be critical of your politicians. They should always feel under critique. They should always feel the need to serve their constituents and not just say whatever and then go along with it and we doing it the right way. You still got my vote. But I have criticisms of you. That's fuck y' all be wanting from people. And then it's like, you know, these niggas love to throw this tether shit. I just found out my dad was white. It's a lot going on. You got a white dad? Yeah. Oh, shit. I don't think Norman's gonna be too pleased about that. Norman has some questions, comma, dad. Hey, Norm, they on Twitter saying you white, saying you're a white man. But you know what I'm saying? It's like, that's the thing. And this is my issue with the FBA. This is my issue with the ADOs. It's like, there has to be some. There needs to be a separation in place where we understand that black American culture is a thing, and it is a thing that lends to its own cultural signatures, and it is a thing that lend to civil rights in this country, which we're gonna get to in a minute. But I also think that we can't follow this American propaganda machine of. I'm just gonna go for the person that's blue. I'm gonna vote blue no matter who. I'm a vote blue, and I'm not gonna have no criticisms for them. When black people overwhelmingly voted for Kamala Harris, black people overwhelmingly voted for what was in favor in this country. Black people shouldn't be being criticized for having criticism of Kamala Harris. Okay? We shouldn't be showing up to her fucking book signing after. She's not. She is back in the fucking. She is not even in a fucking campaign right now. She literally on a book tour. And you niggas, is showing up talking about you're a war criminal. Shut up. All that shit is performative, you know. You dare let that shit fly now. Cause you ain't going to no Trump rally with that energy. And that nigga's an actual war criminal. An active one. A war against you right now. A war against American citizens right now. Deploying ICE and National Guard to American cities. You ain't showing up to them fucking rallies. Cause you know that beat the shit out y' all black ass before you even get to the damn door. You don't feel so safe going call work criminal at a clan rally. Because that's all that MAGA is. Yeah, y', all, y', all, Y' all be doing the too much performance, bro. Let that lady go around and discuss and discuss her book. She lost the election. What the else you want from her? And if she run again, we gonna have more criticism then me and you was actively criticizing her during her whatcha call it. And still saying we was gonna vote for her. Right? Because I'm not a proponent of the two party system. But that's the system we got. That's what we got, right? And you niggas ain't anarchists, for real. No, not at all. So we gonna deal with what we deal in. I understand this left, right? You know what I'm saying? Shit, I get it. I talk about this binary shit all the time. But I'm also a grown ass man that pays taxes and I got three children. And you need to participate in your shit at the highest level and at the local level. Shout out to brother Stephen Dingle. Shout out to brother Sam Foster. Do you know who your local politicians are? So when we started talking politics, a lot of you niggas are talking about people and talking about politics. And you don't know who your coroner is. You don't know who your sheriff is. You don't know who the chief police is in your city. You don't know who the mayor is. So like shut the up. You don't know who the councilman over your district is. You don't take politics seriously. You talk about it online for clicks and views. And then when that's actually educated and they still are critical as you should be critical of the system, then you want to call tethers and do all this extra goofy stupid ass. You just want engagement and like engagement for politics. Politics for the sake of engagement is not gonna help niggas in this country. Only thing it does is seek to further divide. They tell you at work what's the first thing they tell you. Don't talk about politics. Politics and religion. Don't talk about religion. Those are two things we should be constantly discussing. They tell you, don't talk about how much money you make. That's something we should be constantly discussing. You niggas ain't rule breakers, bro. Motherfuckers should be criticizing their politicians. You're the constituent. They're there to serve you, not the other way around. Donald Trump is an example of what happens when the constituents serve the administration and not the administration serving the constituents. Then you got all these data centers popping up, drinking up all the goddamn water. Ain't gonna have no water. I mean, and, and, and, and, and, and, and think about this. That y' all use AI for. Y' all don't even use it for nothing use. Because honestly, Fasten No, Bank Ro just sent me that as a meme. Fast Wing said no, Bank Ro Fast was crazy. The ways that y' all using this, bro. Y' all using it for, like, y'. All, you. It's slop. That's the best way to describe it. Niggas got Tupac in the wwe. It's stupid. They got Tupac courtsided the fucking warriors game. And also, too, for the love of God, can you celebrities stand for something for once? It's not a beautiful thing to see some shit. Some shit just need to be left to the imagination. If it's taking up our drinking water, nigga. They don't know how to convert the ocean water into fresh drinking water. They don't know how to do that. The only thing we do with the ocean water is extract salt from it. They don't know how to turn into fresh drinking water. It's too many cells in it. It's too much. It's a living organism. Yeah. The type of water we drink is. We're using it to cool computers that just generate bullshit chatgpt. What's a healthy balanced diet? That I can just Google it, dumbass. Just Google it. You need information that much faster. You can't think for your fucking self. This shit has. This shit is. This shit is eroding critical thought. This shit is eroding people's ability to have independent critical thought. You're losing the recipes to basic instructions, like basic skills. You know, Niggas know how to cook without. All you gotta do is read the back of most boxes. It'll tell you ingredients. Yeah. Then you just go and season to taste. Yeah. You just go from there. You can support local creators on TikTok. And figure out recipes from them. Why the fuck is you chatgpt in a recipe? You won't read it on the back of a box. You'll read it off the phone. That's stupid as fuck. You won't read it off the back of the box, but you can't go watch a video where they go step by step and detail it, and it's an actual person and not a goddamn robot. You niggas are ignorant, bruh. I really hate the way that y' all utilize things like what the use is. I could see if it wasn't. If it wasn't harming the planet. Have at it. Yeah, like if the implication wasn't our drinking water, have at it. Like, I wouldn't give a. I wouldn't even care about the environment. Whatever. Whatever. Okay. It rode in the ozone. Later. Great. Whoop dee doo. Whoop. Do that water. That water. Need that water. We need that water. He sips them while it's still free. Yeah, while it's still free. Smart. Water going to be $100 a bottle. What? They don't understand that. They don't. And, well, you got to start importing your water from places that don't take advant. That's all right. Yeah, that's all right, cuz. When. When. When make. When lake Michigan is just a crater. I don't want to hear you say nothing when it's just a crater. It ain't even beautiful to go to Chicago no more. It's just a crater. Damn. Because you is using up out of drinking water to put Tupac courtside at the warrior game. They may rest in peace. Good lord, bro. What is it. What is your obsession with these. Bro? What's your obsession with Martin luther king and, like, being prepared for his. Oh, this was a video of Martin luther king preparing for his speech. No, he wasn't there. He wasn't there. You would never be there. And even that isn't a good depiction of it. Yeah, you niggas suck. You suck. It's a societal genocide. The wasteful use of AI is societal genocide? Because do you. Do you think as we run out of resources that things are going to get easier amongst us? You think things are going to get easier amongst us? You think things are going to get more united when there's resources on the line? You think hate each other over politics? Wait till hit you up with water. Wait till a need a pack of water. Wait till a kill you off a bottle of water. No water. No water. No water. Wish you to chase a Waterfall outside flexing. Yeah. Yeah. You know what's going on? Really having this. You think it's lean? It's just water. Just water. You can't wash your ass. Can't wash your ass, man. The Europeans will thrive. The plague on the way back, baby. Oh, man. I'll tell you who will survive. I'll tell you who's gonna be thriving. Oh, man, the whites, they don't watch their ass for nothing. Now when you on a national water shut off 5 to 7. No water every day. Okay. Hey. Okay. No water, no water. Hey. Hey, you thirsty? Guess what? No water, no water. Hey, you dirty. Hey, guess what? No water, no water. Hey, you want a cup of coffee? We got no water. No water. No water, baby. No water, no water. Grizzen eggs original. We would give it five US Cups, but guess what? We ain't got no water. No water. Oh, man. What a gym. Yeah. Yeah. I'm just. I, I, I, I really can't stand you. I really do hate society at large. I do. I don't think I'm better than you. I think I make better decisions. I think I'm better informed and I think I do better with. I've never used chat GBT for anything. I used it once. I never used it. I used it once to generate a run of show for our Mississippi show. Okay? And then somebody would. And then we just in conversation, they was talking about how harmful it is to deleted that. Don't use deep se. I don't use none of that. If it's going, it affects the drinking water. Are you. They don't understand that. They think just go to Kroger and get a bottle of water, they'd be okay. They don't understand they need the water comes from somewhere. Not just the store, bro. They're almost out of. Okay, so when it happened, when it happens to a city like Des Moines, when it happens, you don't. The thing that you're not understanding is the chaos. That's what you're not understanding. Your water gets shut off in your. First of all, you know, there's people that have to live like this. You want to talk about cold plunges? Ooh, yeah, nigga. You think you just call Manny. Oh, Manny has a great prem. I'm not going to give this shit away. But listen, I'm telling you niggas that you don't understand what chaos is. And I don't know how much time it takes. I don't know how much time we got. I know that there's a water Guzzling data center pops up in Des Moines. Do you know how now Iowa is close to what city? What's the most major city that's close to Chicago, Illinois? Yeah. Who the fuck is in Chicago, Illinois? There you go. It ain't nothing for them to hit that interstate and start heading your fucking way. Because y' all don't ran out of water now y' all cutting each other's head off in the middle of the street, drinking each other blood. And you think I'm playing but like you don't understand what it's like to lack resources. Y' all are going to start ravaging the cities around you for water. Now I'mma tell you something else, all right? Flint, Michigan ran out of water. Damn. Jackson, Mississippi ran out of water. Ran out of water. It was city of Alabama most of when this happened to black people. Black people make a way like, you know, black people understand. Now. There was a man, Mr. Moses West. Hey. Developed atmospheric water generator. Black people are amazing. Yeah. Of course we invent a lot of shit. We invent most all this shit. Everything. Damn near all the way that this country owes us for fucking everything. Moses west. What's the young brother name? Making diesel fuel out of plastic. Young man with the locks, Julian Brown. Plastoline fuel he makes, he claims is made from plastic waste. No, it ain't no fucking claim. We don't seen this man do it. It works. It worked. And he's too popular. I don't want to make him a murder. He can't. It ain't like back in the day. Now I'm going to say he's turned up. Moses west and Julian Brown are examples of like the ingenuity of black people seeing a problem and finding a solution. Moses west should be a billionaire because we literally live in water. This planet is water. Right? Like there's water in the atmosphere right now. Right? Right. So we can't live without it. And we. But the drinking water aspect, now this is a fear based thing, right? Because Mr. Moses west had figured out how to pull drinking water out of the atmosphere because the atmosphere is full of water. Now they're gonna. If they don't steal his technology. Because when he did it in Flint, they tried, they tried to destroy his shit. Yeah. I think he's patented though. I mean, of course he's patented. Of course he has. But the thing is, is that if they continue at the rate that they're continuing, we're gonna be dependent on a localized center for drinking water. Yes. Now we don't know how many gallons of water it can pull out the atmosphere. Per. Per. Per. Per. Per. Right. We don't know how many people that per. Per. Per. Per. Per. But you talking about that you can. I mean, you would. The way that they utilizing this shit all down, bro. Because it's not only making. It's not only like destroying it. It's making it useless. It's making it useless for anything. It's putting so much pollutants in it. Is it worth it? Is it worth it to generate a picture of a cat fucking a dog or whatever the fuck y' all be doing with it? Is it worth it? So you can generate pictures of young niggas going back and arming the slaves. We could just imagine that. We could just make a movie about that. Y' all niggas are taking shortcuts of creativity. I get it. Great idea. Make a movie. And the way that the most people have started using it is just to generate harmful stereotypes. The way I always use media. The way I always use media to disparage black people. Quite literally, the incarnation of American media to disparage black people, man. Support for minorities, black people specifically. If you support black people, you will understand that in this country, all of the things. Most of the things we ain't gonna say all we ain say, all we ain't gonna get in our Tariqan shit. Black people invented air. Black people invented the sky, baby. Yeah, it was a Benin dynasty. Black people invented the stars. Yeah, baby. Magical staff doing an Aaron. Sun just opened up. The world just opened up. The sky exploded. This is where we get. Let there be light from. That's Tariq pretty much. Black people invented penises before. Before. Before we was having sex telepathically. Black people what? Before, before the original man, before we had an original man, we was having asexual. What I'm trying to say. Niggas having sex. We was having asexual conception. We was having sex with our mind. This is where the word sapiosexual comes from. And then the black man seen them curved, seen the original woman so much, he sprouted a dick out of his. The original man sprouted a dick. Oh, the original man's probably the main vein, baby. The main, main, baby. I mean, the man got so horny, a dick just shot out his body just added to the anatomy, just erected, erected and went right back into the wound in which we all come out of darkness. Black man is the original man. Oh, shit. If you in Ethiopia right now, if you in the Garden of Eden right now, if you in the Garden of Eden right now and you have an asexual reproduction and conception, go down to the Benin dynasty and erect a penis. Get your girl pregnant right now. Sprout, sprout a dick. Sprout. That dick is your dick. Hey, yo. Hey, yo. Oh, my God. Oh, your dicks are your dicks right now is the most insane I've ever heard. See this face. Oh, I wish I could have took a picture of this face. Oh, my God. The dicks are your dicks right now. Now we. Now we good. We good on that. It was a little too far. I took it too far immediately. Immediately. Immediately. I took it too far immediately. All right, all right. Get bed right, son. We're gonna do the knowledge today, baby. All right. Let's do the knowledge, huh? We're doing knowledge today. Don't stop ever loving me. So we talk about this administration like, you know, the thing is, at this juncture, a discourse about Kamala Harris is a waste of time. She has no power. She does not sit in any seat of powder. She literally just wrote a book detailing her campaign and how she only had 107 days to campaign. And you niggas are segregating yourself when you should be turning all the energy on djt. Now, the reason why you won't is cause maybe you won't get as much clicks for that. Because when you criticize the whites, it don't go as far as when you tear down each other. I'mma tell you this, if we want to look at an objective fact, it is other minorities that overwhelmingly voted for Donald Trump. And support for minorities keeps the advancement of fascism, racism, and white inferiority called white supremacy alive. The support we said last week, nothing more dangerous than a brown man. A brown man and think you're a white man. And that go for a few of you niggas, the Indian man and the Latino man. Yeah. So this is the thing. We are at a juncture in this society where we could actually affect change. We could actually topple this white inferiority structure called white supremacy. We could topple this structure. We have the numbers amongst us are Latinos, Indians, Asians, and black people, and black people throughout the whole diaspora. We have the numbers. We also, when we thinking straight and we not trying to assimilate and kiss white people's ass. We also have a shared value system. A lot of us live on the left. A lot of us are more progressive outside of the Latinos. Latinos, they a little whitewashed. They're very whitewashed. And we Talking about white Latinos like the Cubans and you know, the ones who are trying to keep the race alive, keep the race pure, all that. But we do have the, the numbers to change the direction of this country and, and make it equitable for all people. But the reason why you won't, the reason why we don't is because all of you niggas are anti black. For what reason? Black history is American history. But being anti black is the most American thing you can do while simultaneously dismissing the contributions that made not only the rights you get to enjoy and benefit from possible, but the reason that you have in America in the first place. Talk that talk, son. Talk that talk. 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Oh, it say that here too. I just skipped over that paper. Chess, Alphabet, medicine, civilization. Ow. But because you don't want to acknowledge like they make you hate us for a reason. Nigga and even still now we're coming up on issues with having clean drinking water and Moses west has already fixed that problem. We talk about microplastics and having plastic weight. Julian Brown already fixing that problem. The anti blackness is killing you. It's eroding the society. When you go against us, you go against yourself. And we ain't never did shit to name it. Just be better then. And listen, you can't go nowhere in America and say a black person brought you there against your will. True. You can't go nowhere in the world. You can't go nowhere in the world and say a black person brought you there against your will. Can't go nowhere in the world and say black people stole this land from me. Can't go nowhere in the world and say black people forced me to assimilate into this religion, into this language. Can't go nowhere in the world and say black people changed our culture, changed our last name and stole our land. You can't go nowhere in the world and say we did that. And the niggas who you can say that, that's who you want to be like. Yet we create everything. Everything that makes your life, life here in America is because of us, nigga. Black people. Black Americans ain't got no culture, civil rights, the civil rights and liberties that you get to enjoy as a person of color. And not just black men, not just black women, queer black men and women, trans black men and women. We in the midst of American rebel, we went on brink of another renaissance. You think this anti blackness is going to kill you because you want to be like that white man so much? And all the white man wants is death and destruction. And the black people keep creating ways to live more life. More life. White man on that media. We created the Internet. They own the media. We create the cell phone, they own the media. Louis, Letterman, that light bulb, keep them lights on, everything. Everything. So if you don't like black people, get off their phone, cut out their air conditioning, shut off that refrigerator. If you get a horse, don't ride that saddle. Don't stop at no stoplights. Don't eat no ice cream, take the stairs, don't be in no helicopter, blow through a red light. Yeah, and don't use nothing with no combustible engine in it either. Don't use no air brakes. Don't use no automatic gear shift. Don't use none of it. Don't use a wrench to fix it. Don't use a wrench. I mean, don't. You don't play chess. Don't be civilized. Just don't be civilized. Don't use no mathematics none. Don't use no science, don't use no medicine, nothing. Cause no Imhotep is the father of medicine and not some Greek nigga. I mean come on son. Come on son. What we doing Just did the knowledge son. Black history is American history. The anti blackness is the most American thing you can do while being dismissive of the contributions that made the rights you get to enjoy and benefit from possible. And black people are the reason you have an America in the first place. The reason. The reason. The reason if you're black right now, put your motherfucking fist in the air and say I'm the reason. We'll be right back after this commercial break. We we back. Never attribute to malice we can be adequately explained by stupidity. Never attribute to malice what can be adequately, adequately. Never attribute to malice what can be adequately explained by stupidity. I ain't mad at you. I know you ignorant. I know you ain't do the knowledge. I know you don't know nothing about us. Before you go to criticizing us and what you see on the surface go you criticizing us and what you see in the media, in the media that's made created by your enemy. The algorithm which was created, the Internet, the whole algorithm for the Internet created by a young Nigerian man. And you don't use it to inform yourself from a genuine researchable perspective, from an informed perspective. Use it and you ingest in with these people who are enemies of us. And you put out there to destroy your image of me, destroy your, your mentality and your perception of me. And you don't know everything that I've done. You don't know the reason that you're here and the reason that you're thriving here is because of me. Black Americans, they don't have no culture. We have a culture of civil rights and invention. You have a group of people that are constantly inventing things that make society better, that makes society more equitable, that makes society more convenient. That you ain't got to sit in a hot ass house in the summer. And then you have another group of people that create things that destroy war machines, Autonomous drones that can be used for war, like Peter Thiel investment in drone technology that will be used for warfare. And then on the side, you know as Peter Till's biggest interest is on the top, on the side. What is it? Satanism. Oh they're holding conferences talking about Satan, talking about the devil because is the devil. So you have you you have a, you have a, you have a sector of society that looks like me and you, that looks like Big Cat that is creating things for the advancement of humanity. And you have another sector of society that create things that destroy humanity and, and its resources. And they don't care about the consequences of either. You have a sector of society that has to do things like create animals rights activist groups to protect them from their same sector of society that destroys animals, extinct animals. You have people living in the Americas that understood the land, they understood the agriculture, they understood how to farm the land, they understood the movement of the earth. They understand what they could and could not eat, they understand where they could and could not plant. And then you had another sector of society come in and destroy all of the buffalo that they ate until the fucking land to the point of destruction and caused a dust bowl. You have sectors of society, you have races and ethnic groups that constantly invent ways of making the human experience better, advancing the human race. And then you have a whole nother sector of society, the smallest sector of society, 4% of the world's population, that are constantly inventing ways to destroy the earth and everything on it. So I can't donate to malice. What can be adequately explained by stupidity and ignorance? Niggas are ignorant and stupid. And anti blackness only serves this white inferiority called white supremacy power structure. Going against us is literally you going against yourself. You have no reason to dislike black Americans. And if the reason that you dislike black Americans is because you had an encounter with them, then ask yourself what were those people going through at the time? Can't judge people when they in the lowest seat on the earth. Can't judge people when they're impoverished conditions created by the same society that allowed you to come over here and open up a business in their neighborhood and live off of rights that they created for you that they don't get to benefit from. Support for minorities keeps the advancement of fascism, racism and white inferiority called white supremacy alive. You niggas literally keep the system that destroys you. Keep the system that deploys ice in the National Guards on the street, that kidnaps your children off the street, kidnaps your mother, kidnaps your uncle off the street. You keep that system alive with your anti blackness and without the knowledge of black people and the path that we've paved for you here in America, the spoils of America, spoils that you enjoy were paid for with black blood, with African blood, with black American blood. So if you want to enjoy the benefits of the things that we created for you, that we created for this society. There is no America without black people in the first place. If you enjoy those spoils, but you perpetuate anti blackness, then you have blood on your hands. Let's get to some of these emails. We back, we back, we back. All right, man, we got a couple of these phone calls and we're gonna give us some emails. We're gonna wrap this thing on up and get this patreon going. All right, let's start with number one. What up, Pastor Deontay, Big Deacon, Ice Cup Cat. Yeah, first and foremost. Well, first, this. This Caleb I up. Anyways, this Caleb from South Carolina, man. Appreciate everything y' all doing for the community. Love the pot, man. Y' all talking about the trades and everything, but it's one trade that we don't talk about enough. I feel like agriculture, bro, like a nation that can't feed itself is doomed to starve. And we let these crackers control everything we eat, everything we drink. You know what I'm saying? We. We bound to be bound to fail. Goddamn. So I feel like we definitely should advocate for agriculture more. Teach us each other how to grow food and like that, you know what I'm saying? So we can survive on our own. Once again, love y', all, man. Appreciate. Appreciate it, appreciate it, appreciate it. Hey, man. So the IBEW Local 613 is basically giving away free courses. A free entryway into electrician if you live in Atlanta. The IBEW Local 613 also. Home Depot. Home Depot is offering free trade courses. I can find that information right now. It's Home Depot trade courses. So the Home Depot trade school, I think it. No, I think it's a. It's called Path to Pro. So I think it's like. I think it's within the company, right? I think it's. You have to work there. I think it's. I don't got all the details right here. I can read it, but it'll take us forever to get through that. But I know that they are offering trade courses and I've seen it. It's within the Home Depot like, structure. You go do your own research. But Home Depot is offering trade courses. It's not the traditional trade course, but it will. I would assume it will help you excel within the Home Depot company and furthermore helps you excel outside of their company. But agriculture is very important, for sure. I think one thing that all black people with any money should be doing is buying land. We should be buying up Mississippi, we should be buying up Arkansas. We should Be buying up Alabama. We should be buying up South Georgia. We should be buying up South Carolina. We should be buying up land. It's people out here with so much money, and they got a closet, a million dollars worth of shit in their closet. Right. And no land closing on the house. No land. We need to be into land, and then we need to know what to do with that land. Go talk to them all folks in the south, man. What I'm gonna do. And there is urban. There's. There are urban farmers. There are, like, urban people doing agriculture and urban areas, but there are also people who own land and farms and other areas. We just got the email back from that young man in Ohio with some 44 acres, and we'll get into that with him later. But agriculture is extremely important. If we get to the point where we can feed ourselves, hey, man, you know, we'll see ourselves segregated from. From society in a more positive way in the system, in. In the. In the part that we're not participating in that system with them. So, man, shout out to you, brother. All right, we back cut out that whole voicemail segment. I don't know what the we was on right there. I. I think we cut out the. I think we would do the. The part where we was, like, talking about the agriculture and. Yeah, we keep that. Yeah, we going to move the. On everything else. Yeah. Just need advice. Hey, Deontay and Big Cat. I'm Blank, originally from Monroe, but I live in Dallas now. Love the podcast, y'. All. Probably literally the only podcast I listen to, especially men. No offense. Basically, I'm trying to figure out life. Right now. I'm 25, and I'm thinking about going to welding school. Problem is, I'm not sure exactly how I will when. I also have to balance work. Also working on a second job because my current one just doesn't give enough hours. But it's close, and since I don't have a car right now, it's good for me. I'm not sure how to approach this route I'm trying to take. I just want to know, how do people go to school and work? I'm not sure where to start. And then I'm working on getting my own place at the same time. I just could use some advice. Like, it's been a minute since I had my own place, so that's really my next goal. But I also want to start school so I can be a step closer to mastering that skill and make more money. Like, should I get the apartment first and then focus on school and when would I have time for class while working two jobs? Just need a little guidance. I know y' all give the best advice. Thanks in advance. Well, here's the thing. Do we, do we have to, do we have to move out? Yeah. Right. So let's, let's, let's think about it like this. You want your own space. That's autonomy. That's adulthood. That, that makes perfect sense. Right? But you also want to knock down the scripts so, so you can get your own place. But you're gonna be working two jobs and then you just, you're never gonna have time for anything else, right? So only thing you're gonna be doing is working and paying bills. You won't even get to enjoy much of your free time. So I think the big play is whoever you live with now give them a plan. The thing about trade school is they're gonna put you on the job damn near immediately. You might go to school and be hands on and learning these skills for a cool six months. But the, but after that they're going to put you and place you in jobs where you're going to be getting active experience. And the active experience is going to like benefit you not only in the fact that you're going to make it some money and, and then you can start thinking about where you're going to live and things like that. But let's get the trade because the thing is, is like what you want to read you 25, you know what it's like to live on your own. You also know what it's like to struggle. You, you, you are going around where you going to be 30 and be talking about this again because you're going to be 30, because you're going to look up in five years when it blew by because you paying bills and working two jobs and then you're going to be so dependent on those two jobs to pay your rent that you're going to be stuck in a, in a cycle. So before you jump down on that, I think the thing is, is who do you live with? Who can you move with and let them know, look, I need a year, okay? I need a year to. This is my plan. This is what I want to do. This is what the end result of it is going to be. And I need, I need, I need your help doing this. And you know, in the spaces where I can, I will, you know, you can figure out what your school schedule is and get you like a waiter job or something like that to supplement with some bills if that person not going to just let you stay there for free. Especially that person being your parent. But if they, if they, if they're going to let you rock, let them rock. Like rock out. You don't need it. This is what community is about. This is what community is about. And if you don't, you know, if you, if you don't live by your parents, move back home. If you don't have parents, where's your grandparents? If you don't got grandparents, where your auntie, where are your cousins? Where somebody. You know what I'm saying? You gotta have somebody you can call and depend on and just lay out a plan for them. All people be needing is a plan. If you got a plan, you got action. Lay out a plan. Go get that trade. Don't, don't play with this shit. Cause that welding. You finna be up. You finna be up. And you ain't gonna worry about getting a second job. You hear me? You ain't gonna worry about no second job. Shit. You been trying to figure out how you gonna spend all that money you made off the first one. So handle your business. Handle your business. We'll talk to you in a minute. 10 year old son has discover. Discovered Andrew Tate. Oh boy. Gotta get rid of your son. No, I'm just playing. Take that goddamn phone. Say that, say that. Take them goddamn tablet. You got a microphone? Yeah, I do. I'm. I'm over here wilding. I don't know. Take that goddamn phone, take that tablet, send his ass outside. Then they going a year break through electronics. Yeah. Hey, deontay big ice cup. I'm gonna get straight to it. My 10 year old son has discovered Andrew Tate and told my stepdaughter that he has no respect for any women. He's 10, he's 10, ain't got no. Ain't got no kids. He don't know nothing about women. He don't know nothing about women. But you and that girl, he just repeating rhetoric. When I was 10 years old, I could have told you I was stone. Cause Steve Austin, you would have believed me. Had the whole. I had the whole damn. I had the vest, look at the vest. I was drinking ginger ale, clapping ginger, two at a time. Baby, he's 10. This is a problem. But this is. We can mitigate this problem. I restrict the Internet access and talk to him. But hey, you on the right path. There we go. I don't think he's gonna be enough to get him. I have an older son, 17, stepdaughter, 18. Who doesn't agree with him and ask him why he had no answer for them. My dad isn't present and hasn't been since we got. Oh, their dad isn't present. Hasn't been since we got divorced eight years ago. My son has a brain disorder he had to have surgery for when he was seven. Even their father didn't come around. A few years after our divorce, his daughter went to live with him. Within six months he kicked her out and she came to me. I got custody of her. I'm also. I'm also disabled. I have multiple surgery in the last two years and more to go. I don't have any men around. I can help steer him down a better path. But my question is, how do I go about getting a mentor or something like that? Thank you for any advice you can give us. Send them over here. Yeah, send. Send them over here. Yeah, pack that little up and send them with me. Pack him up right now. Big ice cup. If you got a suitcase right now, put that little in the suitcase and send them to me. Just put him in a box. Tape it up. Fed FedEx's ass over here right now. Send that nigga the priority shipment. Priority. Ship that to me and big ice cup. Amazon primed that right now. Kid. My son. My son 14, my other son 11. We had a right in a week. Yeah, I don't even talk like that in this house. My son never say my 14 year old can. Can never say he don't like women that be on FaceTime all day with his girlfriend. Yeah, like God damn. Do you. Do you wash your ass anymore? What kind of algorithm does a 10 year old have to. Wait. What? You did the right thing. Restricting the access. Most important priority. Top tier priority. Get that off that net. Yes, you hear me? Asap. Get him out the net. That gonna go back to the old ages. That was up in the net. Yeah, we put that. We put that. He gonna start back coloring books. We can start back doing coloring books. We're gonna start playing Monopoly in the this shoots and ladders. Scrabble. God damn it. Something, something. This have to do something. It can't be this. I tell you that. No, I tell you that damn 10 year old he be all right. Yeah, I let be all right, man. But Cinema. I'm dead ass, bro. Summertime come up winter time. Send us here for Christmas break. Tell them hey, we gonna send y' all as deontay. I don't know who he is. They gonna be sleeping on a pull out couch. All his luxuries is gone. I'm waking up six in the morning, I couldn't grab. Yeah, he could be inside. In the winter, they could be trimming hedges. Yeah, get that, get them hedges, man. Line that, line that sidewalk grass up. Line it up. Yeah, you're gonna do everything, not change tires and a lot of yeah, and my son's gonna have that. They're gonna be like, damn, bro, you done up. You up, son up. Now you got us doing. We just had it made. Them know they schedule we pay for lawn care around here. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? We don't got that. We pay a little lawn care. Black online care company shout out to fixing it. Hey, fixing it. Yeah, saying he gonna be fixing it. 10 year old gonna be fixing it. I'm still gonna pay them. I'm still gonna pay them. And, and he gonna cut it. Matter if they just pull with the equipment. Let him cut it. No, he got it. Yeah, he got it. I got a push lawnmower, man. Hey man, put, put fresh oil in that push lawnmower, fresh gasoline. Little be out working hard as be cutting grass every day. Grass don't even grow every day. You go cut it every day. Cut it. If it ain't no grass. Cut, make some grass, go over there. Cut the neighbor yard too. Just cut everybody yard in the neighborhood. Just keep that lawnmower running. A yard a day. Keep that rolling, man. My kids know what's up. Cause they got, they, they, they alternate on the bathroom upstairs they bathroom, they do their own laundry and they, and then they keep their rooms top tier, you know what I'm saying? Got to keep that room top tier. Yeah. And we shut everything down at 11 on the weekends. And we shut everything, everything down at 9 o' clock on the weekends. Shut that down. That is shut down, baby. I got that. Look at the flick of the wrist. I just press a button, everything shut down, shut off, shut this down. I turned Nigeria. Shut the Internet off, shut it all off. There's something you gotta be like, you gotta know what's going on out here with the Internet. They just shut off, turn it off. Sometimes it shut off. Yeah, but yeah, send that little over here, man. Get that right first. First we're gonna start with ass whoop. Right up, right up top. Yeah, I'll put the that leather on them. You say about black women, boy? What, what, what? We going to shock his system. Real leather on that ass. Little leather T. Leather ass factory reset on that. Yeah, that's the factory reset. I my son, my Son ain't stole since. Yeah, put a little leather on his ass. Hey, I know what. Work the hot leather. Little hot leather. Huh? Huh? Everybody gotta feel that leather one time. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't give a. What y' all talking about. No gentle parent. I don't be whooping my kids, but everybody felt that leather on their ass. Sometimes you gotta feel that leather, son. You gotta feel that leather just apparently don't work sometimes. You gotta reset. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sneak ain't playing. Nope. Let me. Let me listen. Yeah, you ready to talk? Ready to talk now? Can we talk? Your eyes is open, your ears is clean. I undid all that. Yeah, just 30 seconds. Yep, 30 seconds. Couple licks. A couple licks. A couple licks while I'm talking to you. Quick fire licks, talking you through it. Talking through ass. Learn from the best. Learn from Denise Johnson. Hey, listen. Learn from the best. Hey, listen, I gotta talk to a few ass with my. Damn. Yeah, you know, man, listen, man, a few of them shits really reset me. A lot of them was unnecessary. That's why everybody that got one. Yeah, everybody ain't got one. You know what I'm saying? It's only right. It's right a passage. You know what I'm saying? But God damn, we ain't just around here beating now. You just beat the kids now. That crazy. Who do that is crazy? My mama was out of her mind. Beat kids. Every little thing they do their kids. God damn it. What you mean? You spilled the juice. God damn. I made a mistake. My hands ain't that big. It's a gallon of juice. I'm six. I'm just trying to. I'm just trying not to ask you for something. My muscles at the village ddt me in the kitchen, man. My father said he dishonored me. Oh, God damn. What did you do? This is what we want to see. I'm just playing. What up, Deontay? Big Ice Cup Cat. Want to start by giving y' all kudos for the work you do. You found a way to produce important, thought provoking content while being relatable and entertaining. Keep doing what you're doing. My name is blank 29 from DC want to give you some background info. My dad helped me get through grad school by getting loans for me. He took out Parent Plus Loans. We both misunderstood and thought I'd be responsible for them. Fast forward to now. The loans he took out have defaulted and they're threatening to garnish his checks. I confirmed with the Leonard that they would have never contacted me because they aren't my loans. So I genuinely had no idea this was happening. I'm not sure how he wasn't contacted about this. I'm not either. My father. My dad has been sober from alcohol for six months, and this situation made him relapse. Damn. Now he's blaming me for him drinking again. He's convinced that I did this on purpose. All right, that's a stretch that I was hiding this from him and using him. He's been cursing me out, told me he's disowning me. He doesn't want anything to do with me. He said I won't be in his eulogy. He's taking away any money he's left for me. He's been drunk, calling me in the middle of the night, being so nasty. Me calling all type of manipulative and saying me. I had to block him. Well, he's drunk. He's drunk also. This is not your fault. Let's just go ahead and start there. The adults, you know what I'm saying? Like, you're an adult. Regardless of what the situation is, you should know. You know what I'm saying? You should know. What you signing up for? Yeah. I offer to help with the payments, try to figure out how they can get current, but he's so far gone mentally that I can't talk to him. It's been over a month, and I don't know what to do. My siblings and my mom told me to say fuck it and let him deal with it because how he's treating me. I genuinely feel bad about what's happening and want to help. Both of you are right. I just recently had a baby boy. Six. Oh, no, ma'. Am. I just recently had a baby boy six months ago. I've been back working for three months, so my money is fucked up. And my boyfriend just lost his job last week, struggling to keep up with my personal bills. So I added stress from this situation. It's really fucking with me mentally. How would you approach this situation? Thank you in advance for your time and insight. You need to focus on that, baby and yourself. Your boyfriend. You go get a trade. Yeah, it's trade time, baby. It tis the fucking season, man. Go get that cd. Tis the season, man. Okay. Once y' all get y' all shit together, then we can roll back to dad dad tripping right now. Dad dad drunk. That ass calling you cussing out. He doing too much, all right? At the end of the day, he the adult. You at 18 ain't smart. Enough to understand the loan system and how to manipulate. What the Is he talking about? You don't understand that? He already knew them payments was coming. He knew that he knew them payments was coming. He was ignoring that. Yeah, he's. He was ignoring that. No student loan forgiveness. That's right. Yeah. Yeah. Maybe they gonna forgive it. Yeah. Yeah. Eventually forgive me. Yeah. Fall off, baby. Not no student loans, baby. That ain't how. That ain't how Sally May work it out. Not at all that. She want all her. She want all her coins. She want all her chili. Yeah. Listen, right now, you got to say your dad. You know what I'm saying? Not. Not. Not. Not forever, but for the time being until he get his mind right, cuz. Why you calling me a. Yeah, and I'm your daughter. Yeah, you tripping wild out. That's. That's. That's completely out of pocket. I don't give a. What the case may be. Now, I understand the stress garnishing your wages. I get all that. But you calling people and figure it out. Okay, first of all, they should have been contacting him. Yeah. So once they defaulted, they want to contact him. That's just the slimy. The real manipulative here is Sally Mae. Yeah, it's a real slime ball. She ain't call nobody. She ain't said to nobody. She just let default. Yeah. Give it six mamas. What a long shark she is, baby. You know, Put that bottle down. Yeah, he's picking it back up. We got him. We got him. We got the house. We got everything. That's how up and predatory these is. Yeah. So, you know, all in all, man, this ain't your fault. You was a kid, okay? Utilize that degree. Get you some money. Take care of your baby. That grown man, man. That grown man gonna figure it out. You and that baby, you. You. You can feel bad later. You can feel bad when you can do something about it. All that talking crazy. No more, Grace. No, he's a grown man. Yeah. And more importantly, he's your father. Shouldn't be talking to you like that. I'll give a what you did or didn't do. And he's smart enough to know this ain't your fault. So here's the thing. You focus on that baby. You tell your boyfriend, take his ass somewhere and give him a trade so y' all don't keep having to cycle through jobs because you got a degree. And then y' all gonna be all right. Give y' all six months to a year, get this on together. Holla at your boy, man. You know what I'm saying? Start a gofundme. If you really need some help, we'll shout you gofundme out. You know what I'm saying? We'll get you. We'll get y' all fault, right? We'll get y' all little two. Two bands, something like that. Hey, something. Get something to start, you know? Power of a dollar. Two thousand people give a dollar. We'll be all right. Be all right. We'll be all right. Get y' all back on y' all feet. Don't holler me. Shoot me a real email. Deontayantecarl.com. we'll holler at y', all, man. Big Cat, what's going on, baby? Hey, man, come on down to the Kumbaya coffee shop. Send your badass 10 year olds down there. We have them sweeping up in no time, baby. Washing windows and picking beans. Yeah, baby. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sorting beans out. Yeah, sorting them beans out. Watch them tape, flip them tables. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Make sure everything all right. Everything. That little 10 year old little nigga, he gonna be a goddamn feminist time he leave from over here. Pander. Yeah, wrong child. Call that little a panderer. Yeah, man, they're gonna be pandering his ass out. Yeah. Trying to make a panda out that boy. A red panda. With the belt. With the belt won't fix the lecture wheel, trust me. Oh, yeah, put that. Put a. In a white room with nothing but information. Farakhan speaking. Farakhan speaking. Audre Lord, Tony Morrison, Zor Neil Hurston, Assada Shakur. And they be drinking coffee black. They be drinking coffee black. Time you come back, they going to be astute as. Yeah, he be like, well, mother, homework is actually an arm of oppression from the man. Yeah, you got bigger problems on your hand. They're gonna unionize the seventh grade. They're gonna radicalize the whole middle school. They don't even do homework no more. They get an hour of pe. Yeah, he done change the whole up. They get an hour nap. They get an hour pe. Our nap, hour lunch. It's only three hours to learn, baby. He done radicalized them. Send them on over. Send them dads of Kumbaya, right? Turn it into a Black Panther. Everybody at school eating free. Pretty much for everybody. He done wiped out the debts, all that. Who did that little together, man. Send that over here, man. I'm for real, too. Sit his ass down. All we need is a week. Yep, all we need is a week. Send it. Preferably during break. Said during Thanksgiving break. Yeah, we have some food for that. Yeah, yeah, he good. Yeah, he got good as. Yeah, Gain a few pounds. She gonna be a little fat. Yeah, he gonna be a little fat when he come back. He gonna be in shape though. Yeah, we got a nigga doing 100 push ups a day. Mowing grass and push ups. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And cleaning up the children. Man. Ask them, nigga. Man, I'm quick to throw you in a push up position. I want to argue with get in a push up position. Oh, man, I do it till your arms give out. Damn. That's how I give it up in here. Great biceps and tr. Yeah, a little good lats. Good traps. Good traps on that. Man, we gotta get out of here. Deontay deontay@deontay kyle.com for all booking and icies advice at deontay Kyle for all your advice. Supportyontaykyle if you have any issues with merch or any issues accessing the new website nmmtekyle.com for New Music Monday music submissions 657234X. That's 657-234-3447. The Grizzly Nicks podcast on Patreon. Ain't nothing but $8. Nothing about $8. Follow me deontay.com on all platforms except except Twitter. Big Ice cupcack on Twitch. Twitch. Not on Twitter. No, no. Twitter Big ice cup cat on Instagram and Tik tok the grits and eggs podcast on YouTube. And don't forget to like comment, share and subscribe, baby. Big K, you got anything? Hey, man, we here. We. We getting kids straight. Yeah, we getting the kids together, man. Go holl at east side dental for all your dental needs, man. They work with you. They on nights, they got weekends. They'll work around your schedule. Just holl at them if you need to go up there on a good Saturday, go out there on a good Saturday. They gonna be open. I know you ain't going to church. Go up there on the Sunday, man. They'll be right there. Shout out to east side dental group until next time, baby. You know what I'm saying? It's just hip hop. It's just. You know what I'm saying? It's just my. Just rats, man. Turn me up, man. It's just rap. I just want to rap, you know? I just want to rap, man. You want to rap? Yeah. They say without the proper labor, faith don't stand a chance. I put my faith in faith and stand on fertile land. I planted seeds that'll indeed turn into trees before rest in peace teas get printed of 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 adult 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 putting down. Just wasn't applying it. I ain't denying it. Nah, maybe I was too big. Busy trying to find the balance between religion and science. Trying to get to the bottom of everything while being the highest. Like a pilot's roots. Am I right, brother? Cause I was simultaneously relaying it through reason and rhyming that I sought for us dissecting systems responsible for our imprisonment. The visionary with astigmatism and scar. Quarter. Yes. If love is blind, then when am I? You can't fight faith. That's why so.
Host: Deante’ Kyle
Guest Co-host: Big Cat
Release Date: October 14, 2025
In a lively, unapologetic solo episode, Deante’ Kyle and his co-host Big Cat serve up sharp reflections on Black culture, politics, media narratives, community responsibility, and the pitfalls of ignoring your roots. Bridging personal stories, timely hot takes, and unfiltered listener advice, the episode celebrates Black innovation and history, confronts the dangers of anti-Blackness, and takes aim at societal distractions and failures.
On Black Innovation:
“Everything that makes your life, life here in America is because of us, nigga. Black people.” [67:45]
On Societal Ignorance:
“Never attribute to malice what can be adequately explained by stupidity.” [72:20]
On Politics & Criticism:
“Black people overwhelmingly voted for the interest of the entire country. And we can still be critical of the candidates… The idea that you want us to blindly follow people is just… That’s some American shit you own.” [35:50]
On AI & Water Scarcity:
“Is it worth it to generate pictures of young niggas going back and arming the slaves? …You’re using up our drinking water to put Tupac courtside at the Warrior game.” [52:00/55:00]
On Anti-Blackness and Solidarity:
“Anti-blackness is the most American thing you can do, while being dismissive of the contributions that made the rights you get to enjoy and benefit from possible. And black people are the reason you have an America in the first place.” [74:15]
On Mentorship and Community:
“This is what community is about… all people be needing is a plan. If you got a plan, you got action.” [76:45]
The episode is deeply personal and direct, balancing comedy with a sharp, often biting critique of society’s failings. Deante’s delivery is raw, irreverent, and deeply loyal to his community, favoring authenticity over politesse. Banter with Big Cat alternates between light-hearted roasting and serious, actionable guidance.
You’ll walk away from this episode with a renewed respect for Black resilience and ingenuity, a harsher eye for American hypocrisy, and a few real-life solutions to personal and community hardships—plus a good laugh along the way. It’s unapologetically pro-Black, anti-performative, and rooted in a radical belief in progress through truth and mutual care.
Listen to the full episode on all major podcast platforms. And for advice, music submissions, or merch, check out the links mentioned in the episode.