Deval (2:54)

Right?

Chris Wineya (2:55)

My mother's in here. Mom. Mister, he said, my mother's in here.

Host/Interviewer (3:06)

I'm doing an interview like this now.

Chris Wineya (3:13)

Wow. It's a Sunday. Come on.

Host/Interviewer (3:15)

All right, all right. Can we please give it up for the ladies of. Of Zatima? So I'm going to be professional. Crystal, Chris, I love y', all, too. I appreciate y'. All. Crystal said, I want you to do this. Deval, do you have questions for us? I said, of course I do. She said, I'll write you some.

Chris Wineya (3:44)

I said, all right.

Host/Interviewer (3:45)

So I have these cards.

Deval (3:47)

He ain't about to listen. He was not about to read none off them cards.

Host/Interviewer (3:52)

I'm gonna be professional.

Deval (3:53)

It's the crossing of the line.

Host/Interviewer (3:54)

You can call me Devopra Winfrey.

Chris Wineya (3:58)

You get a call, you get a car.

Host/Interviewer (4:00)

No, you don't get no cards. You don't get no cards. Nothing. All right? No. First and foremost, ladies, look at where you are. Look at where you are. Can we give another round of applause for these women, please? Has. Has this moment been everything you guys thought it was? Going to be.

Danielle (4:28)

No. God keeps blowing my mind. Like, God continues to blow my mind with this journey. Like, every time I think that I've reached. Oh, I get it. I don't get it. I'm constantly learning. And people love our show like, they. Y' all love Sativa.

Chris Wineya (4:42)

We love y'. All.

Deval (4:44)

Yes, they do.

Host/Interviewer (4:47)

So, Crystal, do got some questions on here. I'm not about to ask none of these questions. Crystal.

Deval (4:55)

Yes.

Host/Interviewer (4:58)

You know you one of my best friends, yo.

Deval (5:00)

Yeah, that's my dog, y'.

Chris Wineya (5:01)

All.

Host/Interviewer (5:02)

You from a small town, Martin, Tennessee. Now, look, all of these people from celebrities, people who bought tickets, DJs, they all here for you. What does it feel like to build.

Deval (5:16)

Your own empire, first giving honor to God? Nothing without him is possible. I'm blown away. And I had to thank you, Dee, because you set the foundation for the podcasting for me. I saw you doing it. I saw you and Kadeem killing it. And I remember when I first booked Sisters, and you and I became love interest on the show, and once you got to know me, you were like, yo, like, you need to start speaking more on your Instagram. Like, nobody really knows who you are, and you're really dope. And I was like, I am.

Chris Wineya (5:53)

You're welcome, you're welcome, you're welcome.

Deval (5:57)

And I remember you pushing me to put myself more out there, and I was trying to find that balance because we've had so many conversations about social media and me taking the comments to heart and feelings being hurt, you know, and wanting to know how much can I open up to people. I love y', all, too, but thank you. Thank you for that. But to see where I am now and to have all these amazing people, and this is just a fraction of the people that really ride for all of us, you know? So it was so special for me and important for me to make sure that I share this moment with you guys as well. And I just. I'm.

Host/Interviewer (6:36)

I know you gonna cry.

Chris Wineya (6:37)

I see it. I see they get a glitzy. They get it glistening.

Deval (6:42)

I'm not gonna cry. But to be, like, from a small town where people get stuck because that's all they know. And for God to have put this vision inside me at a very young age, for me to see that there's more to this world than Martin, Tennessee, and where I'm from is a beautiful town, but there's so much more.

Chris Wineya (6:59)

Yes.

Deval (6:59)

So I'm just. I'm just grateful, man.

Host/Interviewer (7:02)

We love you, Chris.

Chris Wineya (7:03)

I love y', all, too.

Host/Interviewer (7:04)

We love you.

Chris Wineya (7:04)

I love you.

Deval (7:05)

Too, man. Thank you.

Host/Interviewer (7:05)

And Zinga Lane, zing a ling. Now, I have. I have a question, because, like I said, like, these are questions I really want to ask y' all as being like a homie to y', all, you've been a part of the fashion industry for way before people knew you. Right? But we live in a very vain world where beauty is supposed to look one way. How do you continue to persevere?

Nzinga (7:32)

I keep showing up and showing out. No, but truly, I mean, that's one way. But also, I have to say, like, Crystal continues to be an example in so many different ways, because there's a lot of times where people comment things and I'm ready to say something back, and then I just gotta be like, keep it positive, sweetie. You are better than this.

Chris Wineya (8:00)

You're better than that.

Nzinga (8:01)

So you're constantly inspiration, even just how to deal with those situations. But both of you have set great examples of how to lead this cast in humility and grace. And I am so grateful that we got you guys as an example coming into this, because it was a learning experience, you know, it was. It was definitely. And we came in with so much preparation because you guys made sure that we were. So shout out to y'.

Chris Wineya (8:25)

All.

Host/Interviewer (8:25)

Thank you for letting go past without saying that. So, Jazzy.

Chris Wineya (8:30)

Hey, Deja. Damn it, Deja.

Host/Interviewer (8:34)

How many times y' all done heard that Damn Daija.

Jazzy Shamia (8:38)

Hi, Zacky.

Deval (8:40)

All right, now, so.

Chris Wineya (8:44)

Calm down.

Danielle (8:45)

Your mama is here.

Deval (8:47)

Listen. And you, too.

Chris Wineya (8:50)

Look.

Host/Interviewer (8:53)

I ain't even gonna look at her when I ask this question. I don't see nothing. I just. But no, seriously. We met originally back in 2018, and here's a funny story. We were putting together this whole Zatima cast, and Crystal and I were just talking about people that we knew, and the role of Deja came up, and I said, crystal, what do you think about Watch Jazzy? And Crystal said, she's perfect.

Deval (9:26)

Yes. That was the conversation, literally.

Host/Interviewer (9:28)

And this is the crazy part. We thought you were perfect because of Toya Turnup. Now, this is my question. Shout out to Toya Turnup. I know a lot of, you know, Toy Turnup.

Jazzy Shamia (9:36)

Should I bring her back?

Chris Wineya (9:38)

Yes.

Jazzy Shamia (9:40)

She been down for a minute.

Host/Interviewer (9:41)

Okay, bring her back, and I'm gonna tell you. I'm gonna tell you why I think you should bring her back. But my question is, you've gone through so many transitions from 2018 to now. Now you're a mom. What is it like to show so many different sides of yourself on social media?

Jazzy Shamia (9:57)

Oh, my gosh.

Deval (9:58)

You know what?

Jazzy Shamia (9:59)

First of all, hey, besties. It's hard. It's hard because it's like, you get on one way and people love you for that thing. And then you grow and you're like, I'm not that no more. I'm not experiencing that anymore. But some people still are, but they still want you to be there. And you're like, okay, well, I'm actually doing this now. And it's hard because not everybody comes with you on your journey and on your ride. And, you know, a lot of times people like, oh, you used to do this. You used to. I remember when you used to, used to. And I'm just like, gosh, like, I'm a mom now. My daughter is my life. I wake up and I'm immediately a slave. Like, literally, you know. You know, you wake up and instantly you're serving.

Host/Interviewer (10:40)

Yeah, I got four of them. I don't. I don't own my life no more.

Jazzy Shamia (10:44)

I'm so. I'm blessed to have gone through so many different.

Chris Wineya (10:51)

No.

Host/Interviewer (10:51)

Because you made me think I got shit to do when I get home, guys, Right? Yeah, we gotta hurry up. I just. No, that's fine.

Danielle (10:57)

I'm blessed to have.

Jazzy Shamia (10:58)

You know, to have gone through so many different things. And I've showed so much of my life on social media, and now I feel like I'm really enjoying just the privacy that I'm creating for myself and for my daughter, you know? You know, just with nobody knowing what she looks like or just anything. Just protecting her. Protecting us. Because people are very weird and mean. And let me tell you something. If anybody say anything about my child, if I ever post my child, anything you have to say, you already know what it's like straight up.

Chris Wineya (11:28)

Keep it positive, but keep it purposeful, because I will purposely kick somebody ass.

Host/Interviewer (11:34)

They talk about my kids.

Chris Wineya (11:36)

My mother ain't here, too, Ma.

Host/Interviewer (11:37)

Where you at?

Chris Wineya (11:39)

You my mother? Listen, my mother told me this is a true story.

Host/Interviewer (11:43)

Sorry to cut you off.

Deval (11:43)

No, you're good.

Chris Wineya (11:44)

My mother.

Host/Interviewer (11:44)

My mother told me one time I came over, had a scratch on my face.

Pastor Todd Galbraith (11:47)

It was a little girl.

Host/Interviewer (11:47)

Little girl scratching my face, right? My mother said, come here.

Deval (11:51)

Oh, my God, this is like a house.

Host/Interviewer (11:52)

You saw. What's this on your face? I was like, no, this little girl hit me. Her name was Tabitha, but it's okay. My mother said, no, it's not okay. It's not. Tabitha's. Not outside of an ass whooping. I said, ma, she's a girl. She said, I'm a girl.

Chris Wineya (12:11)

Too, Mama.

Host/Interviewer (12:14)

We going to see Tabitha right now.

Chris Wineya (12:16)

Exactly. Exactly.

Deval (12:18)

Shout out, Mom.

Host/Interviewer (12:20)

Shout out my mom. I love you, Ma.

Deval (12:23)

My bad chat, but, yeah, just, you.

Jazzy Shamia (12:27)

Know, protecting her privacy and just really enjoying being a mom and not trying to post everything. Because sometimes, like, you can post things and you're like, wow, I'm really not being present. I'm just trying to get this content. But when you put your phone down real quick and you're able to really just be in that moment, you create so many memories that you might not have on your phone, but you have them in here.

Host/Interviewer (12:49)

So that's good.

Jazzy Shamia (12:50)

Right now, that's what I'm really focusing on.

Host/Interviewer (12:52)

I'm glad you said that because to your right is another young. Another young woman who irks my nerves on tv. She irked my nerves. But what y' all don't know, though, is I love her in real life.

Deval (13:12)

I do, too.

Host/Interviewer (13:13)

Danielle.

Deval (13:14)

Thank you, Deval.

Host/Interviewer (13:15)

Danielle. Yeah, that's my girl. Like, me and her father share a birthday. So if y' all see her on the street, please be kind to Danielle.

Deval (13:22)

Yes, please.

Chris Wineya (13:22)

All right.

Host/Interviewer (13:22)

Fuck. Belinda, be kind to Danielle. Sorry, Ma. Sorry. I gotta wash my mouth.

Danielle (13:27)

You can get your ass whipped like Tabitha.

Host/Interviewer (13:29)

I know, I'm sorry. But go ahead, though. Dayo, what has it been like for you being a mom now and being in your active space? I know somebody is a lead now when a movie coming out.

Chris Wineya (13:40)

Come on, Darwin, say nothing. I wanna say nice. Thanks, guys. Yes.

Danielle (13:45)

It's crazy. Have a new movie coming out. Darwin comes out to AMC Networks and all black March 20th.

Chris Wineya (13:53)

Clap that up.

Host/Interviewer (13:54)

Clap that up.

Danielle (13:55)

And was leading that movie and breastfeeding in between. I mean, pumping milk and doing these 50. And I literally had someone come up to me, you know, one of the PAs, and she was like, are you documenting this? And I'm like, document what? I gotta get this milk. Then I gotta go to lunch and I gotta do a rehearsal. And she's like, you inspire so many people just by sharing. And sometimes I don't share enough because I know how much people are struggling. You know, I'll book a role and I don't share it immediately on social media because I'm thinking about somebody who didn't get a call back this week. And it's like, actually, you're supposed to share and inspire and be a blessing. You know, you feel guilty.

Deval (14:29)

Yeah.

Danielle (14:29)

For favor on your life that can't nobody do nothing about that. But what I'm saying is how I feel, I just. I feel like I just keep trying to prove to God that I can handle more. You know, every time he gives me something, I feel like I'm like. Cause I was a teacher's pet, and.

Deval (14:46)

That'S how I treat the Lord.

Nzinga (14:47)

I be like, God, you see me, you see me.

Danielle (14:49)

I did it with a good attitude.

Chris Wineya (14:50)

Like, you know what I'm saying?

Danielle (14:53)

So I'm just constantly pushing to be able to handle more. And I feel like being a mother has just completely stretched my capacity. I had to learn to have faith for this kid. That was crazy, because it's like, me, I don't care. I've got all the faith I need. But it was like, wait a minute. There's a thing outside of you that you love more than anything on this world, and you have to learn how to have faith for him, right? So that's what really stretched me because I like to think about being in the gym, building muscles and things. Faith when it comes to God. So, baby, I was on the bench press.

Deval (15:25)

Like, I, I, I.

Danielle (15:26)

It was. It was heavy. But when I went through childbirth, I realized that the enemy ain't never really threw his best shot at me.

Host/Interviewer (15:32)

Oh, talk about that.

Danielle (15:34)

Because, baby, after you drop that baby.

Chris Wineya (15:36)

And you get up back, go to.

Danielle (15:37)

Work, baby, you done did something.

Chris Wineya (15:39)

Let me tell you.

Danielle (15:39)

You done did something. Don't let nobody tell you otherwise. So I just, I feel so full of gratitude. And, you know, even I'm doing lead roles in films now. And that's all because of you guys. Support and supporting Belinda and supporting our show and just really allowing, you know, black talent to shine the way that we do. I feel like we have the ultimate black job.

Deval (15:59)

Yeah. And I want to say this, Danielle, working alongside you, you are so incredible. Like, I was so talented, and I'm so proud of you.

Danielle (16:08)

Thank you. It means so much. Y' all don't understand. This woman will give you your flowers. She is not. She will introduce you to the right people. She's a connecting people. And I just, I feel like I wish everybody could get a little peek into your heart, because it is so beautiful when I talk about.

Host/Interviewer (16:24)

No, to be honest, I think a lot of people don't really know that. Like, I haven't. Everyone I meet in Atlanta, they be like, I know Crystal. I'm like, how do you. How could you possibly know everybody? The, the higher. The highest person in the. In the freaking studio or at a network to the lowest person that works at the lowest place you can think, know Crystal and have a story of how Crystal has done something to help Push their life forward. That is just a fact. That's. That's how we got close. That's how we got close.

Danielle (16:57)

That's why you're so blessed.

Host/Interviewer (16:58)

And I mean, shoot me and da Vinci in the back talking about stuff, legacy, to be honest, this is how things happen in. In our community. When good people create a space like this where we can all get together and meet and learn from each other. That's how we continue to grow as people. I know that there's so many people that I've met in the back recently, just now, that I'm like, oh, you do this, you do that. How come we can't do this together?

Deval (17:20)

Yeah.

Host/Interviewer (17:21)

And even in the audience, you should look to the person to your left or to your right, find out what they're doing and say, hello. I can't.

Pastor Todd Galbraith (17:27)

What'd you say?

Host/Interviewer (17:28)

I couldn't hear. There's a lot of entrepreneurs. This is Atlanta. Just make sure if you have a business, customer service.

Deval (17:38)

Come on now.

Chris Wineya (17:39)

It's of paramount importance.

Deval (17:41)

Yes.

Host/Interviewer (17:41)

Cause I'd been to some places in Atlanta. I done had some crab legs some places.

Chris Wineya (17:47)

Okay. Devout. How you run a crab leg shop?

Host/Interviewer (17:49)

You run out of crab legs?

Danielle (17:51)

I bet they had that green wall, huh?

Host/Interviewer (17:53)

Listen, chicken wing spot. We don't got no more lemon pepper.

Chris Wineya (17:57)

What? This is Atlanta. Look, look.

Host/Interviewer (18:00)

You know, but no, but seriously, Crystal, we all appreciate you, y'.

Deval (18:06)

All.

Host/Interviewer (18:06)

Like, we love you, y'.

Chris Wineya (18:07)

All. We love you.

Host/Interviewer (18:09)

Now you stuck with all of us.

Chris Wineya (18:10)

No, because it was supposed to be.

Host/Interviewer (18:12)

About five people back there. There's 57 people back there that ain't supposed to be back there. We all here just for Crystal. So. Yo, I want to do this publicly, but I know the cast. We love you.

Deval (18:22)

Yo, I love y', all, too. Thank you so much.

Chris Wineya (18:25)

Hey, congrats, baby. You so love. Thank you, baby. Yes.

Deval (18:31)

Thank you guys so much. I love you guys.

Host/Interviewer (18:34)

Thank you. And I. I'mma do this. I appreciate you. I'mma do this.

Deval (18:39)

No, you going to get out my seat.

Host/Interviewer (18:40)

No, no, no.

Pastor Todd Galbraith (18:41)

I'm.

Chris Wineya (18:41)

I'm. I'm getting out.

Host/Interviewer (18:43)

But I'mma do this one time, right? Do this one time, cuz. Y' all see me do it. Y.

Chris Wineya (18:50)

What? I don't know.

Host/Interviewer (18:54)

I was just going to say, okay, legs.

Chris Wineya (18:57)

Oh.

Pastor Todd Galbraith (18:57)

Because, you know, I always comment on.

Host/Interviewer (18:59)

All her stuff on social media.

Chris Wineya (19:01)

But y' all see the legs. Okay, leg. Okay, legs.

Host/Interviewer (19:07)

I love y'.

Chris Wineya (19:07)

All. I'm out of here. Thank you so much.

Danielle (19:11)

Yes.

Chris Wineya (19:12)

Thank you. Thank you so much.

Deval (19:14)

I love you, lady.

Chris Wineya (19:15)

Love you.

Host/Interviewer (19:19)

They tried to not invite Zach. Hell, no.

Chris Wineya (19:22)

Zack attack.

Deval (19:23)

Tell you no.

Chris Wineya (19:24)

I love y'. All.

Danielle (19:25)

Love y'.

Chris Wineya (19:26)

All.

Deval (19:28)

All right, we are to the end. And my favorite part of the show. Are y' all ready for this? So I asked you all to write in to our positive outcomes listener letter so that you could come on stage with me. So please welcome Tahira Watson and Jamona Turner.

Chris Wineya (20:09)

Ladies, you guys are here.

Deval (20:12)

Thank you so much for coming, seriously. And thank you for writing in. I love you guys for your support, and I want to pour into you. So you have a question for me, and I'll let you go first.

Tahira Watson (20:26)

So my question was, how do you deal with wanting to step out onto your own independence when you feel like your family depends on you for whatever it may be as stability, in a sense, with my family, per se. So the household I grew up in, it's normal to stay at home till you get married and then just venture out on your own after that. But I feel like now it's at the point where a lot of it is because more so instead of just being there to support me, but more so trying to shelter me from things that are in the outside world.

Deval (21:02)

Yeah. Wow. I'm so sorry. So you want advice on what you should do? All right. Tahira, I would say, and I've dealt with this, you know, even being where I am now. And I've always been the risk taker of the family, you know, and my family, I love them, but my parents played it very safe. They were always at get an education, get a degree, and get a good job with a 401k and start a family. So when I was in college, I knew by 25, I'd be married, having kids, and that was what was laid out for me. But I had so much more that I wanted to do. And often my parents did not understand that, you know, and if I had have listened, because at that point, you're an adult, you know, so it's not like we're telling children to not obey and listen to their parents. When you get to an age where you can make your decisions on your own, I feel like you should take a stance and do what's best for you and let your family know that you love them and that you're always going to be for them because you can't choose your family. They're stuck with them for life, you know, but there is. There comes a time where you have to really ask yourself, what do I want? What does Tahira want? And go for that. Because you never want to look back on your life and bay, like. And be like, what would it have been like if I had stepped out on faith? You know, I never want to live my life with regret. And I'm going to tell you guys a story. This was President Obama's first campaign. I did everything my parents told me to do. I got an education. I got the great job on Capitol Hill. Got a great job, 401k, all the things. And President Obama's. Well, at that point, he was Senator Obama, his assistant came and said, hey, we got some paid jobs for the campaign. Do you want to come do it? Me being the risk taker, I'm ready to quit this job and go work for this black man.

Chris Wineya (22:57)

I'm like, hell, yeah. Sign me up.

Deval (23:00)

My parents are like, no. Like, why would you do that? He's not gonna win. In my mind, because we're coming from a small town. Remember where I'm from, we don't see that. I think a lot of black people was like, ain't no way. If we're honest with ourselves. They're like, why are you going to quit this job and go do this? For them, it was more about loyalty, making sure that you stay with the people that gave you a shot. Senator Lamar Alexander from my state gave me a shot, but I really wanted to go work on that campaign. Two years later, we had President Obama, and my parents at that moment said, we will never tell you what not to do because you could be working in the White House right now. So I say to you, Tahira, go for what you want. Love your family, Respect your family, but don't live your life with regrets. Okay? All right. You're welcome. All right, is it Jemana or Jamuna? Jamona. Jamona. What is your question for me?

Jamona Turner (23:59)

So I'm 31. I just turned 31 in February, and I'm a virgin. I'm saving myself for marriage.

Deval (24:05)

That's amazing.

Chris Wineya (24:07)

Yes. Give it up for Jamana. Wow.

Jamona Turner (24:11)

But when it comes to dating, that always throws the guys off. I was actually just talking to a guy, and he's like, you're great. Like, you have your own. But I can't save myself from marriage. And I always run into this issue, and I'm, like, trying to put myself out there, and I'm kind of getting a little discouraged because every guy that I meet is like, that's a no. No. And so if you were my big sister, what advice would you give me?

Deval (24:36)

Well, I am your big sister, and what I would tell you I made the mistake of not doing what God told us to do. You know? And I'm finally coming to an understanding of why God put certain principles in place, and that's to protect us. You know, you think about it when you're dating someone out of wedlock and you're having sex, and the first thing you think about is when they cheat on you is like, you could have brought me a disease back. That's the first thing you think. Like, you put my life in jeopardy. But if he wasn't having sex, you would have to worry about that. Okay? You know what I'm saying? But I think about, like that. You think about that getting pregnant before you're ready. You think about the different stipulations. And even when you think about relationships and you have sex, I don't know if you guys can attest to this, where I'm the only one in the room, but as soon as you give yourself away, things change. It's like the scales fall from your eyes. You like, oh, he ain't even as cute as I thought he was. You be like, oh, you know, it's like all these things come up, and it's like the whole honeymoon phase is over. But if we do things the way God intended, I feel like there is something beautiful on the other side of that. So I would tell you to stand firm on what you believe. Listen, the right man will come along. I know when I read the letter, you said that even Christian men, quote, unquote, Christian men, they be. Honey, them ones in the church, be something else. Honey, listen, they have something else. So you have to stand firm on that. And the Bible also says instead of doing those things, it's also okay to be single. Honestly, it says that. So a lot of times you have to wait until the right man finds you. And you're 31. You're not in a rush. You still have your whole life ahead of you. I would focus on your career, your passions, and things that make you happy and. And save yourself for the right one. Because I'm telling you, if you don't, you're going to be picking yourself up off the floor, crying, heartbroken, and it's just not worth it, y'.

Chris Wineya (26:33)

All.

Deval (26:33)

It's really not. So that's what I would tell you to do.

Chris Wineya (26:37)

Thank you so much.

Deval (26:37)

You're welcome. Thank you, ladies. Y' all give it up for these beautiful women. Give me a hug.

Chris Wineya (26:44)

Thank you.

Deval (26:46)

Thank you so much. I appreciate y'.

Chris Wineya (26:48)

All.

Deval (26:51)

We belong together. And you know that. I'm right, am I singing the right.

Chris Wineya (26:59)

Song all the week out till the end of the road Still I can't.

Deval (27:11)

Let go it's so natural I belong to you. I love you guys so much. Before we get out of here, I want to give some thank yous. And first and foremost, let's give a big shout out to God for getting us all here safely because y' all came from everywhere. I want to give a shout out to my sweeties and my Kip family. Now I want y' all to yell real loud for our sponsor, Bet.

Chris Wineya (27:50)

Y'.

Deval (27:51)

All better tune in every week to Sistas. And now Zatima is on linear. So y' all make sure y' all check us out on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Give it up for my girls, Pretty Vee B. Simone, Jazzy Shamia, my favorite new R and B artist. Did y' all enjoy Lee Vasi? Oh, she's so good. Christian R and B. She's amazing. Da Vinci, Deval, who just took over the show. And y' all know we cannot end this without a prayer. So I'm gonna bring out one of my favorite men of God. He hates when I call him this. Pastor Todd Galbraith.

Pastor Todd Galbraith (28:34)

Kim family, can we make some noise for our amazing visionary? The best podcast you. You can watch anywhere. Make some noise for yourselves. One more time. I want you to know that I literally, I pulled up and I saw the billboard and I saw sold out, and literally, I want you to understand that this room is not sold out because of the character you play on television, but it's. It's sold out because of the character of your heart. And these women and men and whoever are watching week to week and who are in this room, like, they're not connected to a character. Like, who you are, it just explodes out like your heart is what makes you this incredible person. And, like, I've just kind of watched God from the vantage point that I have. Just keep elevating you and elevating you. And the thing that's so dope is you remain this amazing person that you have this stuff, but this stuff doesn't have you. And that's why we love you. That's why I did all these services and came straight here.

Deval (29:45)

Four services today and then came here. Thank you.

Pastor Todd Galbraith (29:48)

I just want to speak this over you. Eyes haven't seen, ears haven't heard. Neither has it entered into the heart of man.

Deval (29:55)

You want to sing that?

Chris Wineya (29:56)

No. Sing, sing, sing, sing.

Pastor Todd Galbraith (30:01)

All that God has prepared for you, you have not scratched the surface. And I'm so proud I tell you this all the time. I'm so proud of you.

Deval (30:08)

Thank you.

Pastor Todd Galbraith (30:09)

And I can't wait to see what God does next.

Host/Interviewer (30:12)

Can I pray, my friend?

Pastor Todd Galbraith (30:14)

I'mma pray. Can we stand? Is that cool? We're getting ready to go home. You've been sitting down for a long time. Outside of those of you who were twerking with the dj, I saw you. But let's pray. Lord, I thank you. I thank you for this amazing visionary. Thank you for my friend. I thank you for what you're doing through her, that she has not sacrificed you for an opportunity, that she tells everybody that if it had not been for the Lord, I wouldn't be where I am. And I pray that you continue to protect her, keep her open doors that no devil can shut. I thank you that, Lord, because of how she serves you, that she takes you with you on every elevation. So God, as you promote her, that you promote the kingdom of God as well. And I thank you, Lord, for every person in this room and for every person that's going to watch this podcast. Lord, let us all leave better and inspired to grow and become all that you have called us to be. Keep us safe until we meet again in Jesus name. Amen.

Chris Wineya (31:17)

Amen. Pastor Todd. Y' all, give it up for Pastor Todd. Thank you.

Deval (31:22)

Thank you so much, guys. I love you guys so much. I appreciate you all the way to the balcony. I see you guys, and I thank you so much. Oh, I was like, is that a fire alarm?

Chris Wineya (31:33)

Y' all saw my favorite?

Deval (31:37)

No, I really do. I love you guys and I thank you and I pray that you make it home safely. Y' all know what to do in the meantime, in between time, DJ Mars, take us away.

Chris Wineya (31:50)

Ladies and gentlemen, make some noise for the beautiful Chris Wineya. Makes the noise off.