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Tyler Perry Loves Twinks, Black Men Embarrassed Ice Cube & Stephen A Disses Black Cities
When celebrities fall from grace, the aftermath is rarely simple. In this raw, unfiltered conversation, we navigate the troubling sexual assault allegations against Tyler Perry, examining leaked text messages that paint a disturbing picture of persistent unwanted advances despite clear rejection. The predatory nature of these exchanges raises serious questions about power dynamics in Hollywood and how religious public personas often mask private behavior.
Our conversation shifts to a pattern we've noticed among certain Black male celebrities who exclusively date white partners. From Jerrod Carmichael to Kaytranada, we question whether these preferences reflect genuine attraction or something deeper—perhaps an unconscious desire to "violate the oppressor" through intimate relationships. It's a complicated, sometimes uncomfortable exploration of how colonialism and power dynamics infiltrate even our most personal choices.
The tension between representation and reality surfaces again when we discuss the recent fights at Ice Cube's Big Three basketball league. When Black athletes like Dwight Howard and Lance Stephenson clash publicly in Black-owned spaces, what responsibility do they have to their community? We examine how these incidents affect perception while acknowledging the complex personal histories that fuel these confrontations.
Between these heavier topics, we share a glimpse into our own relationship as we debate a potential move to New York. The dynamic between Southern comfort and big city ambition becomes a metaphor for compromise and growth in partnerships. This personal thread weaves throughout our discussion of Memphis, where Stephen A. Smith's comments about crime statistics reveal how easily conversations about Black cities can ignore systemic issues and generational poverty.
Finally, we pull back the curtain on America's foreign policy as Israel launches attacks on Iran. Beyond the headlines lies a complex web of oil politics, proxy wars, and global control that affects us all. "Israel is the goatskin condom America uses to fuck the Middle East with" might be our most provocative take, but it cuts to the heart of how power operates on the world stage.
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Assured him it wasn't going to hurt. That's what he said. I didn't even read that in any kind of way. What do you mean?
Speaker 3:No, that wasn't you that time. That was just like just imagine Tyler Perry like real, real close to you. Treat myself right. Another text, what you doing? Another text, derek, this is a millionaire.
Speaker 1:Which I think this is a beautiful thing for that. That assists you with your transition, still keeps you active, keep you talking about in the sport, allows you to build a brand and a network I wish they had something like that for the football players instead of wives like the white men are the black women of western men the feet upon the horse that whipped your ancestors are now next to your face on the bed.
Speaker 3:Deleted his twitter account.
Speaker 1:I'm tired of you I told you what it is when it comes to that they want to violate their oppressor. That's what I got to a really bad. It got to a point now where folks were pushing out the commentary oh, look at the black man who wouldn't do this in the white league, doing this at the black league and causing a ruckus that's exactly what I thought initially when you told me this story.
Speaker 3:I was like why would you go to the black event to show your black?
Speaker 1:I want y'all to know something very, very important Is the goat skin condom that we use to the Middle East with?
Speaker 5:the citizens in Memphis. I think a lot better.
Speaker 3:His forehead is so large, it's so large that it's distracting. Oh my God, like this man, like he has to be East African.
Speaker 1:The World War Three is upon us keep painting this as this issue of culture, of and it, you know, it is an issue of culture. It's a culture of not valuing people, and that's what you get.
Speaker 3:You can't bootstrap your way out of generational poverty like it's.
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Speaker 1:There's a conspiracy going on here.
Speaker 3:Conspiracy is crazy. No, it's definitely a conspiracy going on here.
Speaker 1:Conspiracy is crazy.
Speaker 3:No, it's definitely a conspiracy, because it's a well thought out plan that we will execute as a married couple I still.
Speaker 1:I don't think we're executing in new york. Baby see, don't, that's, don't make that announcement. That's not even has even been thought about right now. That's not even where we're at.
Speaker 3:I'm manifesting it and see. This is why I already have our lives planned out.
Speaker 1:Like I said, you're like five steps ahead before I'm even there.
Speaker 3:I know where we're going to live. I know the second place we're going to live. I know what I'm going to do. I know what you're going to do. I know where we're going to record. We're going to have a side hustle. You're going to have a side hustle. You're going to have friends that you want to hang out with. I have friends I want to hang out with already there. It's going to be a beautiful situation.
Speaker 1:I'm saying Are you ready? No, I'm not at all.
Speaker 3:I'm not a New.
Speaker 1:Yorker.
Speaker 3:Okay, I don't feel like I'm built for that area. New York turns you into a New Yorker.
Speaker 1:There's a piece of New.
Speaker 3:York for everybody. I, a New Yorker. There's a piece of New York for everybody.
Speaker 1:I don't even want to see what New York Fred looks like. I don't want to be that monster that this city turns people into.
Speaker 3:What monster I don't know.
Speaker 1:That's what everybody says. The city changes you. People say the city changes you.
Speaker 3:You become more of yourself in New York City.
Speaker 1:I feel like I don't know, man, it's just to me. To me, I don't feel like I have what is necessary to thrive in New York.
Speaker 3:What do you think is necessary to thrive in New York?
Speaker 1:Like be mean, you do not need to be mean, I think it's to be very cutthroat and ruthless to people.
Speaker 3:No, you just need to mind your business.
Speaker 1:I think that that's one big necessary thing to thrive out there. I'm talking about to thrive out there, not just exist. I think existing in New York is like the one thing you wouldn't want to do. You want to be in a position where you're like moving upward mobility.
Speaker 3:As far as upward mobility and having to be cutthroat, we live in capitalist United States of America. That's every single state.
Speaker 1:When I think of New York, I think of like super capitalism. There's more opportunity in new york. I mean heck with with capitalism comes with the idea of opportunity.
Speaker 3:Yeah, sure I'm not saying there isn't. A girl was scrolling I was like job, job, job, job, I can get job, I can get job, I can get it's a list this long I mean you gotta talk to them and what do you mean? I can't get the jobs? No, I'm not trying to say I can't get the jobs this is what I'm saying now.
Speaker 1:You're trying to act like I'm bringing you down, when I'm just saying like you're telling me to be realistic. It's bringing me down, see, how can we exist in this world? We're not gonna be a little realistic?
Speaker 3:shut your mouth. I'm not here to be realistic I'm not here to be delusional okay, you be what you need to be and don't that's why I'm being real don't, don't, don't leak it over here. I don't okay, I don't think I'm a manifestation bubble intact.
Speaker 1:I don't think I'm a manifestation of what a new york can be like. Is one thing being from the dmv, then? Coming to atlanta, that's hate and then coming to atl not even a.
Speaker 3:Thing.
Speaker 1:Because it's like things slow went slower for you. You know it wasn't even like I had to like pick up, so now it's like after years of moving at this pace.
Speaker 3:Yeah, you need to speed it up a little bit.
Speaker 1:I don't think so.
Speaker 3:I think it's going to destroy me Like complacency. It's not complacency. You're comfortable and Pack it up.
Speaker 1:It's not about just a comfortability and a safety.
Speaker 3:No, but on some real shit, I did go to a different school every single year of my See, like every single school year. I went to a different school until high school. So I just feel like I just staying in one place for too long just makes me a little bit uncomfortable maybe.
Speaker 1:That's why I mean, I don't mind adventuring out here and there, but it's just I just feel like that's a big jump permanent move. No, I mean, that's the even thing.
Speaker 3:I don't like moving around you just want to stay in one place for the rest of your life, until you fucking die.
Speaker 1:No, I'm saying that I don't have to you said you don't like moving around but you're talking about like up and down chain, like no, I mean, I don't want to do something.
Speaker 3:That's a I don't want to do like a six months here, six months there, like I don't want to do that either. No, that's not what I want to do I want to maybe do like a five years and then come back. Maybe I don't know the discussions will continue this is a.
Speaker 1:This is a.
Speaker 3:I'm a noble leader so he's being a big pussy you can say that I don't want to go to the big apple. Yeah, that's a lot, it's a lot of apple man.
Speaker 1:Atlanta is a good place. It wasn't like I haven't lived. I lived in other places that hasn't been atlanta. So yeah it just was all southern and that's just to me is an easier adjustment than going to now a more northern environment I'm just feeling like uh, I didn't realize, atlanta is way too african--American for me.
Speaker 3:What the fuck? I need the diaspora, I need immigrants, but by the time we get back to New York, who knows if there's going to be immigrants left. I mean. It's only going to be the ones who got papers.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's going to be the clean ones, hopefully At this time, right now, we don't know.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it's crazy If you don't got your papers together.
Speaker 1:It's going to be. The ice is coming.
Speaker 3:Yeah, and it's been really bad in New York.
Speaker 1:I mean it's been bad globally.
Speaker 3:I mean I'm not going to say domestically yeah, around the whole country I've been obviously like focused on New York, because that's where I'm from and that's where my people are.
Speaker 1:So they jumping folks, jumping folks and Amazon, all sorts of hospitals, literally everywhere.
Speaker 3:OK, let's get into the music.
Speaker 8:Oh you, the motherfucking man. Oh you be fucking bitches counting all the bands. Oh you be trapping out the band of son of grams. Oh you be smoking, drinking, leaning, pop his ass. You see, that's the bullshit that I don't need. I'm telling y'all niggas aren't fucking with't fucking with me. See, I looked in the mirror and he said you are the man and I said hey, man, I agree, rock. So rainbow Bim's a nice fellow. Your neck reflect your personality and mine is yellow Boy. I hit the block like I hit Legos. They know they got 30 seconds during Lato Before they see some halos and I reload the ammo. Boy, it's gone swango and that's a squad of bango. And to my fucking gringo, now let's reload the ammo. Can a nigga get some fucking chaos in her? I'm the truth of the dark. Get your ass just like a kick in the stars. Schoolie boys, my nigga, you know.
Speaker 3:I'm good in the 50s, that boy, not that bad, it's no biggie, it's the GO and the LSE Go, go, no, no, no, okay, hold on. Have I played Smino?
Speaker 2:to start the show. Unfortunately, it's probably been this song. It's one of my favorite Smino songs Woo Creature. Creature, creature, creature. Creature, creature, creature, creature, creature, creature, creature, creature, creature, creature, creature, creature, creature, creature, creature, creature, creature, creature, creature, creature, creature, if I do say so myself, that ass a creature.
Speaker 4:Pizza on the way, baby. I'm trying to lay, lay, lay, lay, lay, lay. I bought a bouquet at a tree fire and I'm feeling like we should duck the duck away Netflix and D'Ussé and, if I do say so myself, that ass a creature.
Speaker 2:Pink cat, the Pepto Bismol bill. Teen name Callie the ass on Sunset Hill. A beautiful view, unusualual. I'm hooked on the real and you would be too. I'm kooky bout that coochie for real, okay, cool. Yes, I love the way. You Know it's the soul. You know that ass look like a fucking grapefruit, hittin' them pushups, showin' them up in that woosup, woosup. You get woofed up. Arch that thing like where I'm from. Been on my brain with serotonin.
Speaker 3:Your favorite rapper Can't Flow, likes me though.
Speaker 1:All right, you're now listening to Talk. Fnf TV. I'm your host Absurd Rhetoric. I'm with my lovely and amazing and gorgeous co-host, Miss Farrah. Hi guys, See how she can just get on cue like that. It's amazing work right there. All right, we got to man. It was funny how we just had a clip that did pretty well for us about this gentleman and now he's just back in the news for just unsavory, unsavory behavior. Tyler perry, what's going on? What are we doing here?
Speaker 3:tyler perry's addicted to twinks it seems to be.
Speaker 1:It seems to be so, uh, tyler perry tmz has reported about him that he is now in a lawsuit regarding a sexual assault with an actor that was on his show, the oval and I believe he played on a couple roles.
Speaker 1:He was out here working. So I do want to read a little excerpt just from here. Uh, from the tmz. It says the most aggressive incident allegedly went down in June 2021. Again at Tyler's Atlanta home. Dixon was staying. This is Derek Dixon. The person who's making these accusations was staying in the guest house and wearing only his underwear.
Speaker 3:Did we explain what he's being accused of. I said sexual assault, okay.
Speaker 1:I just didn't go to all the allegations. Good, but I just wanted to go into. I said sexual assault, okay, I just didn't go to like all the allegations Good, but I just wanted to explain this. So he was wearing his underwear. When he says Tyler came in to give him a good night, hug, tyler's sick. He alleges Tyler yanked down his underwear, groped his butt and said relax, just let it happen, don't? I can't do it like that that.
Speaker 3:No, you cannot put a sexy narration voice on fucking sexual assault. Bleep that out.
Speaker 1:It's too early, but you're bugging right now I didn't know, I couldn't read it like no you can't read it like that, like oh that just creeped me out. I was just trying to make the the situation seem like how it was yeah, but we don't.
Speaker 3:We don't need that, we don't need the reality.
Speaker 1:The reality is already grim assured him it wasn't going to hurt. That's what he said. I'd even read that in any kind of way. What do you?
Speaker 3:mean, no, that wasn't you that time. That was just like just imagine tyler perry like real, real close to you and your butt is out and he's like don't worry. Oh my God. So when you do it, it's cool.
Speaker 1:That's crazy. When you do it, it's cool though.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it's a problem when you do it. Oh, my goodness, it's cool when I do it.
Speaker 1:It's a problem when you do it. This is male violence. Okay, if anybody can joke about it, should be me all right. So it says uh, dixon says he managed to rebuff the advance by changing the subject. So what could you change the subject to like?
Speaker 3:that is the craziest he has your bare buttocks in hand. What? Like he's already prepared the mets, the nets, which. What is it?
Speaker 1:it's me, me, both of them are. Oh yeah, one's baseball, one's basketball, okay I was like wait, that sounded wrong. I'm just saying. That's what I'm saying. To be able to think that quickly on your feet, that's impressive. To be able to switch the subject from it won't hurt. To now we're not even doing this anymore.
Speaker 3:So that is something that he brought up some trauma. That is something that I will commend derrick on because he swerved. He was swerving so many of tyler's attempts to flirt with him and like have sexual conversations.
Speaker 3:He'd be like, yeah, and therapy for that just throwing it all on the therapist every time, every time tyler made a sexual um advance at him, he'd be like and you know that's just not something I do you know, like um body tenses up, I'm in therapy for that, like he. He said that he um, he told tyler that he is like completely celebrated and doesn't have sex because he has trouble with that, and he's in therapy for that and he said that that was something that he had to do regularly to like um ward off his his um attempts yeah, one of the get that booty.
Speaker 1:One of the allegations here in the the article was about that tyler actually put him in a role where he was like a homeless, poor gay guy yeah, that's his role in um the oval, yeah, so he's he's homeless, he's poor and gay and he's gay and he has to sleep with people for food and and shelter and allegedly, tyler told him that this is the type of partner I want.
Speaker 3:Tyler, you live in atlanta go just pluck one off the street. What do you mean? It's a bunch of men on the streets of Atlanta who will gladly give up that hole.
Speaker 1:So I want to read some of the text messages here. Right, can I know my Tyler voice? When I read the messages I feel like that's fair. It's not. It wasn't the allegations here, this is just.
Speaker 3:We'll see how I feel about it. Go ahead, what's it?
Speaker 2:how I feel about it. Go ahead. What's it going to take? Yeah, nope.
Speaker 1:You didn't even let me start.
Speaker 3:No.
Speaker 1:I have this idea that he brings this kind of raspy tone to it.
Speaker 3:It's texting. You know what I'm saying? Go ahead. I'm talking about in his head when he's Do you have a tone in your head when you're texting people? Sometimes, you be. Do you have a tone in your in your head when you're texting people? Sometimes you be. You be sexy texting other bitches and you be. Do you be having a sexy tone in your in your head when you be dming bitches?
Speaker 1:when I used to when I used to yeah, I used to have like a little better be used to I mean you don't want to try to put the allegations?
Speaker 3:on here on front investigative journalism you're doing it on me.
Speaker 8:Yeah, I usually just the absurd affair.
Speaker 3:I usually just reply to the text in my head and forget to reply to it in real life.
Speaker 1:See, that's ADHD. See, I have a lot of typo issues, so I have to make sure I'm reading it out and doing all that, because if I don't it's going to look crazy.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I'm going to just FaceTime you.
Speaker 1:So this look crazy. Yeah, I'm gonna just facetime you. So this, this is what tyler says. So what is it going to take you to have guiltless sex? Have y'all found that out in therapy? Yes, it's exactly the same kind of car, geo, metro, giving up my religious guilt, becoming buddhist, that's cool.
Speaker 4:Where you, where you came from, that's what he said to dare this doesn't even make you where you came from.
Speaker 3:That's what he said to Derek. This doesn't even make sense where you came from, unfortunately, derek.
Speaker 1:I have friends in the 50s and 60s who are still dealing with that and it's so sad you can have freedom from religious guilt and still believe in Christ he's literally just trying to be like give up God so I can get that booty.
Speaker 1:So like the thing too, like when you look at this, like, am I wrong? No, you're, you're on it, you're onto it. The other thing, the other thing about some of his behavior it like switches from being like feminine, feminine to masculine. If you read, like some of the text, because, like one of the situations, he sends him a picture of him that's literally the one I was pulling up.
Speaker 3:I was like you're not getting to it fast enough, because this is the one I remember so he sends a picture of him and he's standing there.
Speaker 1:Okay, hand on on the on the sketchy on the post for me he said ass fat, slim, thick, no tummy he had the cover, the, the tummy covered, because he had the life preserve wrong, so he had that over the chest. The blue swim trunks, you know, right, you know about six inches above the knee we don't okay, okay he sends him the picture no, no comment, nothing, nothing on there.
Speaker 1:So that's definitely something your girl would do. Derek reacts Nice picture, yeah, that water looks calm. And when I tell you I have never seen a man so like upset about a response Homosexual man Like he was in he was distraught. He said nice picture.
Speaker 3:Four question marks Four of them guys.
Speaker 1:He said nice picture Four question marks Four of them guys.
Speaker 3:He said one, two, three, four, he was pissed, he was pissed and then he goes in all caps.
Speaker 1:great, amazing, awesome picture. This is when it goes crazy, right here. This is when you know this nigga is a psychopath. You don't see that stud in that nice pic address a baddie when you see one, and then rude in all caps a separate text.
Speaker 3:Yo, that was my favorite one, honestly, like all jokes aside, because this is a very serious matter. But you can't fucking yell laugh while I'm saying this is a serious matter tyler perry, you are a sick hombre, yo, and there was so many just like random texts like but we gotta ask the questions, man okay, this is he goes, treat myself right.
Speaker 3:Another text, what you doing? Another text Derek, this is a millionaire texting like this, like pathetic. Derek goes just talking to my sister like he's irritated, but he's like I gotta, I gotta reply to you gotta touch base or I'm, I'm, I'm gonna, I need this job.
Speaker 1:I can't be on the show.
Speaker 3:Tyler goes eye roll. Doesn't send the eye roll emoji because he's 76 years old and then he didn't even put like the little two stars.
Speaker 1:You know, some people put the stars and then he goes fine, another text.
Speaker 3:Good night, another text. I'll go through the 600 people in my phone book. He said I got 600 holes I could dip in and out of no, no, but he told him something else after that and then he said and be an and be annoyed that I don't want to talk to any of them. He said I only you're the one that I want you're, you're 601 derrick and you're the one do you?
Speaker 1:not understand how important that number is.
Speaker 3:And then Derek goes trying to get off, so I can go to sleep.
Speaker 1:Derek is texting him like it's a shift, like it's just part of the gig.
Speaker 3:Derek is just here to clock in and out and he goes. I understand it was. It's just so weird. Their dynamic is so weird.
Speaker 1:Like it's just so funny that he doesn't see that he's playing. Like it's so weird that he just doesn't care. He thinks he's playing hard to get Like. He's like he's playing hard to hide the twink. He's like no, I'm, I'm after you, I want you wink.
Speaker 3:He's like no, I'm, I'm after you, I want you. He's like please go away. Stop it, big man, stop it, sir.
Speaker 1:And then he's, he's, he's taking on like kind of like a mentor role in some of these texts and giving him like career advice yeah, he told my daughter like not to be friendly on set, but that seems also like coordinated he also told him to like no is like the, the best thing you can say.
Speaker 3:When you say no, you have to mean it and stick to your convictions? How are you telling this person that no means no, that you're sexually assaulting and you're not taking no as an answer?
Speaker 1:okay, so can we ask a few questions? Because if you read that article he was going back to to tyler perry's crib multiple times that is always the case I know that, but this is we talking about boys now.
Speaker 3:We're not talking about girls that's fucked up, I'm we talking about boys because men can go through the same thing we can but you going back to that man house every time he felt like he had to go there, so he so he could keep his job again, not trying to say like he wouldn't have been in a good position if he didn't not trying to victim blame that's exactly what you're trying to. Not trying to victim, I'm just trying to.
Speaker 1:I'm highlighting I'm trying to highlight a fact here. He continued to go back to this man's house after multiple uncomfortable situations with this gentleman the actual problem is you niggas, regardless of sexual orientation, be disappointing as a motherfucker.
Speaker 3:Oh my god, why do you like? What is with all these white men? What is going on? It was gerard carmichael. We had to sit there through like 12 episodes of him on hbo max talk about how much he loves white peen. That that was uncomfortable, and I'm an ally Ally Not for that, though. Okay. And then the other day I've been dealing with we've been dealing with Tyler talking about how he wants to make out with white boys forever. What about the Black Kings, tyler? And then Kaytranada. The other day on Twitter, he deleted his whole Twitter account, ran him off the X, posted a picture from the white man's perspective. He's laying in bed. It's two white feet next to your beautiful black face, king. Two white feet. The feet upon the horse that whipped your ancestors are now next to your face on the bed. Deleted his twitter account.
Speaker 1:I'm tired of you, niggas I told you what it is when it comes to that. They want to violate their oppressor, so they see when they act upon. That's the only reason they keep going to this, because I just don't think we're gonna be seeing these situations if they're finding fellow black lovers. I just don't think we're going to be seeing these situations if they're finding fellow black lovers. I think that this right here was a play. I don't know how Tyler could not see that this man was not interested in you in any capacity. And yet, instead of taking it as hey, I need to back off of you, you took it as oh, I need to continue.
Speaker 3:I need to still shower you with more so you can provide this affection that you're not showing anyone else. And then there was another situation that was super aggressive in the TMZ article, where he was at his house and then Tyler grabbed him by the neck and was like oh, you just got excited, didn't you?
Speaker 1:Tyler is sick yo.
Speaker 3:No, I'm literally scared, and I've never been drier in my entire life. Have you seen Tyler Perry?
Speaker 1:I mean some of them white boys, be into that though that's not someone who like sows, like sexual desire from you like see, I don't know how the gay community views him, because wouldn't he be, like, considered like a black bear, like he'd be a bear kind of guy right?
Speaker 3:I don't know what he would be considered.
Speaker 1:He just, he just also corny they said that tyler was out, you know, allegedly seen with another white companion. So maybe that derrick got a little jealous because he got replaced yep that's what I'm saying he said you're not about to out, tweak me.
Speaker 1:That's what I'm, and that's what I'm saying is like we just can't take this at full face value, because we know that this man has been hiding the fact that, something we all knew he was a homosexual and I think that is where the actual big blow-up in this is, where he's kind of exposing something that was kind of like the black secret. You know, you know, we know tyler funny guy but he gonna keep a nice he caters to like the black church community like that's the community that'll ride for him but they that that funny shit.
Speaker 1:They don't like that when you break the wrist.
Speaker 3:No, black people will forgive you for everything but homosexuality. You could beat a woman up. You could sexually assault fucking teenagers.
Speaker 1:Yeah, the line is easy.
Speaker 3:If you can make good music, they'll let all that slide, but if you're gay, no, we can't Even if it's consensual, can't let that fly over here, not that funny guy shit um who got who's out of here because he was um dating trans people? Oh no, he was just bobby valentino no bobby valentino he
Speaker 3:was actually yeah, he, he, but I was thinking about chingy or john rule that happened with chingy man. We talked about that yeah, and then she came out and was like I lied about it yeah, remember we talked about that, but his his career was already done because he was rumored to have liked trans women I mean that was before the internet.
Speaker 1:You can kind of go out and make a real statement about it. But yeah, I mean, the homophobia is, is is insane. But at the same time, like I don't feel like this is like to me. In a way, it doesn't feel like this is actually like a homosexual thing, because I feel like, as a straight man, I like a variety of women, like I'm not just saying I like one type of woman. I think only one type of woman is the only type of woman, even though you are my, my top tier queen on my pedestal. But my, my point is to say that when you only going after one demographic, are you really gay or you just have an affection for white butt? You get what I'm saying. Like, if these guys that are black and homosexual are going solely for caucasian males to interact, are you really a gay guy or are you just into white butt?
Speaker 1:no, you're gay, you're gay I mean you're gay, but it's like you're gay.
Speaker 3:What are you?
Speaker 1:trying to ask what I'm saying. You're gay because of the action of being homosexual, but I mean no, no, you're gay. There needs to be some more introspection in this, because that we need to have this conversation does not need to be intersectionality in gay sex not intersectionality. We need to go and investigate this. We need to understand, like I think, that there is something into that, where it's not just an affection for men or having wanted to have connection to men and it's something about a white body, a male white body.
Speaker 3:Is it a bug breaking like yes, the the flip? Yeah, they trying to flip it up you not think that these men are still gay though?
Speaker 1:I think Jermar Carmichael is yeah, but.
Speaker 3:He literally posted a video of him sucking toes Like oh my God, I will never support that man ever again. I'm so sorry.
Speaker 1:I think that they're in a different scope, Because I think when I say somebody's gay, Because I remember when I was a little boy I was listening to the radio and this guy said I'm gay, but I'm not a homosexual.
Speaker 3:What does that mean?
Speaker 1:And what he said was I have relationships like I'm in relationships with men, I partner with men, but I don't have sex with men. So I think there is a way where that can be in reverse where you have sex with men, but your relationship is not something you engage with. You don't engage a relationship with other men.
Speaker 3:So that is something that happens a lot with women, and that is just homophobia. It's literally just homophobia, internalized homophobia. It's literally just homophobia, internalized homophobia. It's. It's a step. I think.
Speaker 1:I'm not gay and I'm not a psychologist by any means, but I feel like it might be a step in your coming out process I don't feel like just because you sleep with something, that's something you want to be in a socialized relationship, with An open and view relationship. I think we have made sex and relationships feel like they're supposed to be synonymous, but I don't think that somebody could want to have a life where they are with a woman and have a family and kids and stuff like that, but they enjoy sleeping with a particular type of individual so, or people type of people.
Speaker 3:If it's not homosexuality, what is it?
Speaker 1:well, I mean, if you're sleeping with him, it's homosexuality. That's what I'm saying. I said gay, remember? I was saying I don't think it's gay in our social life because I said I think gay is. When you merge the two, you have relationships with men and you sleep with them Okay.
Speaker 3:well, that's stupid.
Speaker 1:I'm just trying to wake it up, man. I'm just trying to explore, I'm trying to go deeper into it.
Speaker 3:We're breaking things up that don't need to be broken up whatsoever. The words are already the words that have meaning, for reasons.
Speaker 1:They do, but we're seeing it.
Speaker 3:We need to assign you nuance that only you um subscribe to, that's I don't think I'm trying to wake up a new subscription.
Speaker 1:I'm trying to get a new subscription model out here we need we need to explore what is making these men go after white butt, because it might be contagious and I don't want to catch it it's the same thing that makes the same men go after white pussy but that makes sense to me. So I'm trying to figure out where so it's the same shit it's the same thing.
Speaker 3:It's the same thing okay, maybe that's why it's so disappointing, because all you niggas is trash like just the weakest links, even if you're gay, that's crazy.
Speaker 1:I'm not your ally well, I think the reason why they they don't do it is because what's gonna happen to you is like what happened to dwight howard, you know, because he was messing with the, the black gay guy, and he went straight to the authorities when shit got crazy what happened with that with? Dwight yeah I believe he dropped the charges.
Speaker 3:But he dropped the charges but like we just stopped talking about that all together, yeah dwight just dwight is fighting demons like that's the real thing that's going on.
Speaker 1:That's why he was fighting in the big three. So I don't know if y'all seen there was a clip of of Dwight and Lance Stevenson, the gentleman from Brooklyn who got his butt whooped by Mike Beasley, and they got into like a real big, like pushing and shoving match at the big three which, if I don't know if y'all are familiar with that, that's ice cubes, uh, basketball league. That happens during the summer and generally it's like x players and sometimes they have like street ball legends and stuff like that. But it's known to be a physical game and guys talk a lot of trash and it gets really competitive.
Speaker 3:But this weekend it kind of went over the line okay, yeah, I was gonna say if it's, if it's like a element of street ball involved in it, then that would make sense that it's a little bit more aggressive. Yeah, and there's a lot of shit talking involved.
Speaker 1:No, there's like a lot of fouls and there's a lot of you know big time trash talk yeah you want to go see that.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but then it got excessive because, like, they end up like spilling into the crowd, falling into the crowd, pushing on each other. So who howard and who dwight howard and lance stevenson okay, that's the one who kind of got really ugly. It was just those two. No, it was more than that. That's what I said. It got to a really bad. It got to a point now where folks were pushing out the commentary oh look at the black man, who wouldn't do this in the white league, doing this at the black league and causing a ruckus that's exactly what I thought initially when you told me this story.
Speaker 3:I was like why would you go to the black event to show your black ass like?
Speaker 1:have some respect for your community and your peers see, and I understand that perspective. But at the same time that's why I said context matters. I said dwight, dwight is fighting gay demons, so he is battling a lot of that.
Speaker 3:I'm pretty sure he hearing it in the crowd, pretty sure people talking and chirping oh yeah, if I'm, if I'm, in a street ball competition game with dwight howard, I'm gonna be all dick in the booty ass, nigga yeah, at least once, at least once, yeah, yeah, dwight around your lip ass nigga like seven times you're gonna hit him with a dwight around your lip ass nigga.
Speaker 1:I'm gonna be like oh, I'm gonna be, wild, you're gonna walk by I'm like I ain't never seen a gay nigga this big and then lance, lance hasn't made a good decision in his life since he didn't re-sign with indiana. So I mean, this guy's brother's been going through it, so I understand then. Then you just got your butt kicked in the one-on-one game. Your pride is not anywhere close to where you wanted to be.
Speaker 3:You just a ticking time bomb okay, so the one-on-one game that just happened we talked about that that was the one that was sexually very aggressive towards the other man that's his teammate on this big three.
Speaker 1:actually they are teammates.
Speaker 3:So the one that was being sexually aggressive towards the other man is the one that lost or won.
Speaker 1:The one. Okay, so he got violated in the big the one-on-one. Now you're going to the big three. Now this other big gay nigga is pushing up all on you, but pushing you around. You might get scared I low.
Speaker 3:He wish it was that other man no, he was up, but him and dwight was pushing each other too. Okay, the the amount of I would pay to hear the the what type of shit talking he was doing.
Speaker 1:I'll show it to you when we finish.
Speaker 1:Oh my, god, because that you were so creative, he was, he was, he was so aggressive, but it was like incursive no, it was funny because you could just tell the difference of what it looked like from somebody to have be a winner and be in this situation, being pushed around, talking shit to and being a loser and having that on you, feeling this like almost like regret pulling on to you because it's like everybody's joking about you, that you lost, you got your butt kicked and then this big boy just pushing you around and you know if it get crazy, he might be able to yoke you up and do things definitely will.
Speaker 3:And then this man just told you he was gonna make love.
Speaker 1:So you people think you sweet out here, and what's what they say in the prison? What you supposed to do? Find the biggest nigga and knock him out. So that's what lance was trying to do. So that's why I'm trying to show them. Brothers, grace bud, steven jackson, my nigga if I ever go to jail.
Speaker 3:I'm finding the biggest stud.
Speaker 1:I'm riding her face, oh she that's not how that's going, you're gonna be cleaning her clothes and all that stuff real quick, but we need to get into the other person who really was, I think, caused the biggest ruckus and it was just like bro, you gotta really grow up. It's stephen jackson. He, you know, former pacer, he was actually in the brawl.
Speaker 3:The malice in the palace that happened yes, he was actually a part of that. I do um.
Speaker 1:I remember watching that he was the second dude that went into the stand with ron artest. He gets into it, starts talking all this, like that's all he knows fighting, that's all he knows, he thinks just because he did. He's funny too, though. He thinks because he was part of george floyd shit. Now he just get immunity to do whatever he wants that was his cousin cousin. That was his friend, not his cousin.
Speaker 3:They look like cousins.
Speaker 1:It's just ever since then I just feel like he's only just taking Well, people used to say that to him.
Speaker 3:I just think, ever since then, people just no, I just mean the whole George Floyd around situation.
Speaker 1:Jesus, I just think ever since then a lot of that. He's always been this kind of roughneck guy. Yeah, this kind of roughneck guy, yeah, and I just think he's ever since then. He just got more emboldened and he just gives some of the worst advice as a black man, he, he gives crash out advice oh 100 he was talking about how he checked in at obla, like he was bragging about that, like that was an accomplishment yeah, like, why are you even?
Speaker 3:over there, and this is where I hate you stay on the white side of town where it's safe no, he, he really wants to be out in the street with niggas like he's. To me it's ridiculous I think it got white in his beard. What do you mean? You want to be out in the street? He don't care.
Speaker 1:He got the salt and pepper and this gentleman, like this, adam pacman jones, just just a guys who just try to act like they're still young, like they're still in their like early 20s and they push a brand of black man that I feel like is problematic to the youth because it encourages, like you said, the crash out behavior.
Speaker 1:It doesn't show a growth in maturity, because they're still living like how they are in their youth because they made a lot of money playing a sport. So I can't be mad at how they living. It's just when you get pushed up front like a leader like he has in a big time situation like that. You get pushed up front like a leader like he has in a big time situation like that, for you to continue, continue to carry yourself in such a poor manner, it is just not conducive to the actual goal that we want to see from people in your position. And again, I understand these guys didn't come from much. You know they got an opportunity to make a lot of money playing sport and that conditioning doesn't change from, especially when you don't make a concerted effort for it so after I thought about it a little bit, I was like where, where should you be able to show your black ass?
Speaker 3:it's not a black space it can't be with the white cameras around, no like if, if, if there's a safe space for you to show your black ass, it should be a black space, right I mean I.
Speaker 1:I can agree with that sentiment.
Speaker 3:Yes and we should have more grace for our black brothers and sisters.
Speaker 1:If they want to show, if they want to show said ass I I would agree with that, if one point if ice cube was also being funded by 100 black sponsors, or at least 90 black sponsors. Once we get into that, this no longer becomes a black event because we're funded by white money and they have white ads that are going to be playing on this white channel. And if we aren't conducive for that now, we're going to say, oh well, they don't want, they don't want us shine, they don't want us to yada, yada. And then you go on the fucking Internet and get three cents, a fucking view or whatever and you upset about the splits on that. So it's just if you want to see us grow and actually have opportunities for these guys post their career to not you know, go from making millions of dollars or hundreds of thousand dollars to nothing, which I think this is a beautiful thing, for that that assists you with your transition, still keeps you active, keep you talking about in the sport, allows you to build a brand and a network.
Speaker 3:I wish they had something like that for the football players, instead of killing their wives like it's hard to do it for football yeah, because they they brain stabs, be like bent you know they got. The brain just be smushing around in their skulls like that.
Speaker 1:You know they got a 37 under league right where it's grown. Men who got work on monday playing football on the field with bad knees with pads on tackling each other hard. Real shit like I'm talking about this ain't covered um more like.
Speaker 3:Who do you think holds on to their glory years more aggressively men or women? Oh men for sure, especially, especially if it's like highly athletic based oh, for sure men I feel like, yeah, but women do that same shit too, like all of the surgery and stuff, trying to stay young. See, I think that's how to live vicariously through their daughters, if they have ones.
Speaker 1:See, I think that I look at that aicariously through their daughters if they have ones see, I think that I look at that a little differently, because women, youth, is viewed as a lot more valuable.
Speaker 3:So I'm not gonna be okay. I'm not gonna be okay, like when I start wrinkling. Oh my goodness, first of all, botox immediately. I'm not gonna age, I'm not aging, gracefully you're gonna fight back I'm fighting back with every fiber of my being. I'm changing my lifestyle, so I don't age. I started working out, so I don't age. So I age like, not as quickly you know that was.
Speaker 3:That was the only everything I do for my health is about vanity. It's not not about longevity. It's not about longevity. I don't. I could give a damn about if these things are actually keeping me healthy. Do I look good? Do I look?
Speaker 1:good, not even, not even feel good Do. I look good, just look.
Speaker 3:That's it. If it has like other positive effects.
Speaker 1:icing on the cake, the cake is vanity all right, so I got a clip for us to play. I think it fits in the vanity conversation that you had. Uh, we got to understand. Man, when you go into the world of professional baby mama ism like you can't be upset that the main job is being a mama. I think that's a little wild. Two rappers and an NFL player.
Speaker 3:Three famous baby daddies.
Speaker 1:So she's not on Drea level. Drea got NBA NFL baby daddies but this is top tier, but she's upset, so I want to let y'all hear her out.
Speaker 5:Time y'all. It's like having two kids is one thing, having three is like having 10.
Speaker 1:The babies is where they. I need a break.
Speaker 3:Shy is where her dad hendrix is not with his fucking daddy we know that to like manage a business and make sure I'm overseeing that Instagram.
Speaker 5:Someone said stop having them if you're tired. Good one.
Speaker 1:Oh, she hurt.
Speaker 3:Shut up. People be tired without kids, Like what are you talking about?
Speaker 1:And again I understand.
Speaker 3:I thought that there was going to be more to this clip. You just hate women. You make her see a bad bitch.
Speaker 1:I don't hate it, that got pregnant by three rich niggas. I don't see where's the problem of any complaining for it. Hold it down.
Speaker 3:Like she can be tired.
Speaker 1:She got three kids, but you understand that you are not just a normal lady. Yes To your friends.
Speaker 3:I can still complain To your friends.
Speaker 1:Why does this on the internet?
Speaker 3:Like you gotta understand, there are so many things that I see on the internet that I don't give a fuck about be like in its like in its core.
Speaker 1:I also don't give a fuck about this, but I don't think it's it's. It's that crazy. This is why I had to ask the question do women ever think am I qualified to handle this position? Because when you are with a high profile individual like this, you're not.
Speaker 1:None of them, niggas you have a kid with him, you're with them. Like, regardless of what you want to say, you're with them. When you're with a high profile individual like this and have a child with a high profile individual like this, anything you say or do on the internet gets attached back to them.
Speaker 3:Well, it doesn't matter what you attach to future.
Speaker 1:It's not even just future Cause if it's, if just future, because if it's, if you got a problem with future bow wow, love you, love you.
Speaker 3:But general consensus is he's a lame ass nigga. Don't matter what you put on his jacket either this one nigga is like so that's two out of three out the window. Don't matter who's the other one trayvon diggs don't even know who that man is.
Speaker 1:That man is stefan digs brother so so which one is famous?
Speaker 3:what?
Speaker 1:do you mean which one is famous? Stefan, he plays in the nfl too. He's a cowboy in the nfl. Yeah, he plays, he's a cowboy shout out to y'all me, y'all mom and daddy my only point to this is is that this what too much is given, much is tested. So when you are getting four figures a month from each baby daddy in child support like you gotta hold it down I mean like you don't have shit to complain about, girl, you really don't.
Speaker 3:I agree with that. But she has a phone and wi-fi. She can pick up her phone and come on the internet and say whatever the fuck she want to say man, write a book of fiction, like tell somebody a fake story about your life.
Speaker 1:Do something. Do something that you could sell, not this. That's all I'm asking. Be better, please, you and you. There's a lot of women who want to be you for some reason, I don't know why. Well, she has, she has, yeah, I'm the four-figure child support check so yeah, I'm pretty sure why a lot of niggas want to, why a lot of women want to take that sack shoot higher please, and then, like she don't really be in the mix too much, like she just be.
Speaker 3:Now she's having the babies.
Speaker 1:She be having the babies but she be trying to do a little something. Make shit shake, because she tried to do her little business stuff here and there she's a professional dancer, yeah. So I'm saying she tried to do her business stuff every once in a while the sexy dances and the heels?
Speaker 3:she'd be killing shit I mean that's why they keep busting, shooting the club yeah, that's, that's why that's your skill she could do a a back flip into a split in heels like that. Lady is in there doing tricks. She deserves every set she gets.
Speaker 1:She worked hard for it, she earned it do you think you could pull it like if, as a woman, do you think a woman thinks that if I have three successful baby daddies like that, that the world is like whoever my next one is, is it's going to be on the same caliber regardless. Or do you do you think that she now thinks like, okay, I kind of got lucky?
Speaker 3:no, I don't think she's thinking she got lucky.
Speaker 1:Okay, I think she's like this is, this is she got us, she got it down to a science yeah, obviously she gotta write a book. That's what I'm saying. Write a book, stop talking on the internet.
Speaker 3:She gotta wait till she at least like 65 to write a book. She gotta wait till shy um her first daughter. She went by well. She gotta wait till shy at least like 25 something, 25. Something that's a little bit less embarrassing for her child. I think it's too late. You can't put out the whole book manual.
Speaker 1:It's too late. We going to cowboy games, they playing Future. It's all too much. We might as well just bring it out. Let us all know what's going on, because they going to say, regardless of what you do or not, they made you, so you might as well just make sure they know it.
Speaker 3:Might as well. Use it to your advantage, girl.
Speaker 1:She over there don't even act like she know where Hendrix was. That was crazy.
Speaker 3:Well, I think she was trying to find her words.
Speaker 3:Because, she said that Shia is with her father, which she always is. Bow Wow is a very active father. She said Hendrix is in her head, not with that bitch ass, nigga, because he don't take care of his goddamn kids. But she couldn't say that because that's not her vibe, like that's not her thing, that's not in her ministry. So she was like what am I going to say? What am I going to say? So she paused for a second. She was like, like this nigga ain't shit. I hate him. But she was like and Hendrix is somewhere, he's here somewhere.
Speaker 1:I promise you, I can assure you, I can assure you not with his bitch ass, daddy.
Speaker 3:That's what she said in her head. That's sick man, shout out to Hendrix man, future Hendrix.
Speaker 1:alright, hold on, I wanna play this clip here and I want to see how you'll react to this. And then I have another statement to say.
Speaker 9:Do you think race mixing should be illegal? What do you mean? Like mixing races? Like a black person, white person, having children, like an Asian and a Mexican? Yeah, should it be illegal? Should it be legal? An Asian and a Mexican? Uh, yeah, should it be illegal or legal?
Speaker 5:Illegal.
Speaker 9:Oh, no, no, why not? I love my chocolate men. Everyone loves who they love, so you're a mud shark. Oh what? You're a mud shark? A mud shark is crazy. No, you said you like chocolate men, okay, so you're a mud shark no, I like everybody, but I like my chocolate men.
Speaker 9:Why should race mixing be legal if the child is more likely to turn out like? That's a statistic? Yes, from what source? I hate when you play rage-baity shit and then want us to have a serious conversation about it. That's a statistic? Yes, from what source I hate?
Speaker 3:when you play rage-baity shit and then want us to have like a serious conversation about it, it really irritates my entire being. Take it away. Well, the reason why I asked is because— Because I can't.
Speaker 1:The reason why I asked is because somebody tweeted this and I wanted you to see what you thought he said. White men are the black women of Western men. Wanted you to see what you thought he said white men are the black women of western men.
Speaker 3:And then somebody replied with another rage baby ass comment what do you mean white men? Oh okay, so he's saying that western women, no, white women, white men western western women prefer black men, so that white men are the black women because they're the least desired. So in this instance, y'all acknowledge that black women are the least desired. When you need to make a fucking point, I hate you, niggas but the reason why.
Speaker 1:The reason why that resonated a little bit in regards to what my thought process, because I remember one time, right when I was in college there was, we went out with these girls that we worked with and some other black guys and some white girls, and the way that they like gelled together. It was such a weird thing seeing in real time like it was like having the desirability from that factor, because it's like what we've been conditioned to like. So when you think of a man what was the old phrase, even from back in the day tall, dark and handsome, who falls right into that black man.
Speaker 1:So then, when you think of women, white women, say that though they're they're, they're talking about a tan, but I know, yeah, like italian but even then, but even then, now that's still moved on to being a type of black, desirable man that white women will say they want to go after. White black men also see in the news, I mean in the media what do you? Flowing hair, fair skin, those things are desirable traits. So when you see them together, it's almost like you're getting this completion of what society tells you is what you want to desire for. And then when you see with black women and white men, what's the thing?
Speaker 1:They're told that white men are told oh, you're inferior sexually to black men, you can't compete with them and who they are. And so what do you have to do? You have to go and work and do all these other things to be able to compete with your counterpart. And I think there's at least how we socialize in that way. I think there is some ground to have that conversation, because I think black women have a relatability to white men in that regard. Are we going too deep? Am I taking a?
Speaker 3:stare, you're not going too deep, because this doesn't make any fucking sense.
Speaker 1:Okay, speak on it.
Speaker 3:White men are still in a position of power. No one said they're not White men are still when it comes to general attractiveness and desirability. Maybe there's one part of the country or maybe a small group of white women who want to get some black dick before they settle down with a white man, but they're still going to settle down with a white man. I'm not saying that that's not the case. I think like what are we actually talking about you?
Speaker 3:are trying to say that black men and black women have have some sort of shared experience, Maybe from desirability from their partners, if you intersect a bunch of different, a bunch of fucking things at the, at the bottom of the barrel probably. Yes, I just think it's. It's not, it's not, um, wide enough, it's not applicable enough for us to even have a notable or conversation about it at all.
Speaker 1:You're just doing your funny ha-ha I think it's good content. I think there's meat on that bone.
Speaker 3:But I don't think there's any meat on that bone whatsoever.
Speaker 1:I think, when we just talk about desirability from their partner, I think black women and Asian men have more of a conversation and more of a shared experience about what you're specifically talking about 100%, but not white men. I think there's some words. I know what you're talking about with the AWAMs the. African American women, Asian men. I've seen that before too.
Speaker 3:I've read some studies on that as well yeah, because asian, asian men amongst men are the least desirable. In african-american women amongst women are the least desirable. So if you want to, if you want to make that comparison, then across the board, statistically, number wise, everything else match. Everything matches up better with, like, an asian man being that for us instead of a white man. I don't think it's a white man at all. I think you're just like saying words.
Speaker 1:I think there's, there's room to, to find this out, man, especially when we just see it, the behaviors when they see us with that other partner, both of them. I just think there's. I think there's a lot of meat there, man. I think it is. There's something to be explored, something to be. I've seen it in real time Okay.
Speaker 3:Dora, we not exploring it, though I've seen it in real time.
Speaker 1:I feel like my opinion on white people are a little different from yours because you have a very small shelf of white figures in your life, so I feel like I've been around enough white people, yeah.
Speaker 3:You've been around too many.
Speaker 1:To validate Too many. Why do you?
Speaker 3:act like I've been around enough white people. Yeah, you've been around too many To validate Too many.
Speaker 1:Why do you act like you've seen me around a bunch of white people You've been around.
Speaker 3:You went to Australia. I thought that was flawed Land of the whites.
Speaker 1:No, it's not. They took that area.
Speaker 3:Okay, but Europe.
Speaker 1:I went to the United Kingdoms and Europe is land of the whites. They can have that, Not giving them Australia. White man came and took my land. I have originally sang that to me.
Speaker 3:I told him, me too. Okay, I have some more. I don't know what to say to you.
Speaker 1:I have some more things that I have to get off. Man. It's just a lot of behaviors that are just unbecoming of men, and I see a group of men who keep just being able to get the benefit of doubt. Pusha T, right now you're on my list. I don't like this behavior and I think if anybody else was acting like this a lighter skinned man, if you will we would not be sitting here saying Pusha T is a real one. Oh he out here exposing shit all right.
Speaker 3:So pusha t released a single today and he dissed um travis scott on it. He dissed travis scott because travis scott um came into a session um and yeah well, I don't. I'm not. I'm a little bit confused about the session part, but I know that Pusha had a song that he was doing with Travis or something like that, and then eventually, a Drake verse was added onto that song and Drake was dissing Pharrell and Pusha and Pharrell are both from Virginia.
Speaker 3:They like this. They brothers and have been for forever, so that was seen as weird as hell by Pusha.
Speaker 1:I got the explanation, part of it, right here. So he interrupted session. We weren't into the music, but he wanted to play it, wanted to film us listening to it. And then a week later you hear Meltdown, which he didn't play.
Speaker 3:He played the song, but not, uh, drake's verse yeah so then he goes into this idea of no pics, no loyalty, all this other stuff that's so weird that, like you tried to get content of us listening to this song, with us not knowing that a drake verse would be on it, knowing that, like we are on the other side. So then when this song came out with drake's verse, and then you put out this reaction of us listening to this song, it would make it seem like we knew that Drake's verse was on there and we thought that this shit was hard making. Making putting me as this is my man's, putting me in a weird position with him for a little bit, because after you talk it over, it's gonna be done. But like you're putting me in a weird position, you making me look like a weird ass nigga with weird morals, because you making it seem like I sat there and listened to your man's. This, my nigga that's weird.
Speaker 1:And then what more information came out. Dj act reported that that drake verse didn't come in till last minute after that song and after that listening session. So he wasn't aware that drake was going to.
Speaker 3:Actually it was just the fact that travis was recording, like if he, if he wasn't, if he wasn't recording blah, blah and nobody knew of this, then that would be different. But you're recording this to eventually put it out at some point in time.
Speaker 1:I don't think he ever did, I don't know. So that's what I'm saying where, like to me, because he, he did put out that um documentary or whatever.
Speaker 3:We don't know what was going to make it in what wasn't going to make it in.
Speaker 1:And again, I understand the hindsight 2020 of it when you add into all these things and the verse being added and whatnot. But the mere fact that when Drake went out and called the niggas out who were being disloyal, it was lame. It was oh, that nigga weak, that nigga's a sucker. But when this brother do it, it's a whole different. He was talking about LeBron, the whole conversation around LeBron and what LeBron was doing and moving. He was saying, like LeBron wasn't being loyal and niggas say he was lame for trying to put LeBron in the middle of it. Which cool. I said the same thing. I said it was lame.
Speaker 3:I feel like this P it's the same thing. No, it's not, because pharrell is already very obviously on kendrick's side, because kendrick also said don't talk about this man.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but we're talking about what?
Speaker 3:so? So no, it's. You're trying to say it's the same as this other thing and it's not okay explain be what? What did you say? Who was the same?
Speaker 1:I said that it was when drake was upset about how LeBron was moving.
Speaker 3:So you saying that I'm upset about how you moving is different from like you putting me in a situation where it seems like I'm moving weird.
Speaker 1:And again, that's where that perception is cool. But if that event hasn't transpired, where I put out content that made it look like you was jamming to this song which got, I haven't seen anything of it in any of his his statements he's not saying that happened to me. That is lame, because the offense that would be the violation but it has not occurred.
Speaker 3:Niggas hold on to footage for god knows how long and they've had a relationship for a long time. They're gonna have a relationship for a long time.
Speaker 1:It would do the same amount of damage if travis put that footage out 10 years from now and everybody already know travis is flugazi anyway, because we seen what he did during the like that shit, so it wasn't like no necessary needs for you to be the one to call it, because everybody keeps saying oh yo, uh, push a t. He's such an amazing hater, he's the all-time greatest hater, and I'm just like bro, if he wasn't who he was, if he didn't look the way that he looked, y'all would not give him a pass. None of this behavior would be cool.
Speaker 3:I don't think so. I think it's a lot of niggas who are principal men and this is something that's a principal matter, but we know that's not the case, because we've already seen the bars that he was using against.
Speaker 1:Travis could easily apply to Kanye you lost your girl to Calabasas. That didn't only just happen to Travis, he said you lost your pride and your girl to Calabasas. So that only didn't happen to Travis, that happened to like there are things that you're criticizing other niggas of and you're not criticizing.
Speaker 3:Does Pussy and Kanye not have beef too?
Speaker 1:No, they've been. Literally that's where the drake and stuff. Remember, that's what, uh, do they not have?
Speaker 3:beef now no, they've still been cool, was kanye, was yay, not tweeting about pusha t and saying fuck him and pusha still held him down.
Speaker 1:Okay, that's why I'm saying this behavior is not of men and we are allowing things to occur that we wouldn't hold other brothers to the same fire too, if I'm a rapper and I think you moving weird.
Speaker 3:I'ma, i'ma put it in the bars and I'm gonna be like this thing was weird in the music, because you're a rapper and that's what you're supposed to do and that's my opinion on that yeah, I mean, my thing is cool.
Speaker 1:Just do that with all the niggas, even when they going crazy, or even when they signed your checks, even when they put you on. Do that with them too. That's all I ask. Let's be consistent, please, please, all right, we got some Stephen A stuff to get into man, this brother right here. I think this is going to make you sick hearing this, because it made me the unmitigated gall.
Speaker 5:It was just so asinine I look at memphis as as being the city you know. You know a lot of black folks in a red state. That's a tough position to be in. That's just a fact when we're talking about memphis. But the mayor of memphis made a comment, speaking up for the city and invited me to come. Sir, I have friends in the city of memphis, longtime friends that I've known for decades, and I'm in memphis quite frequently. I know a little thing or two about memphis, so let me get that out of the way first.
Speaker 5:But in fairness to the to the mayor, mr paul young of memphis, tennessee, I want to throw this out there and I thought it was important total crimes have decreased by 13.3 percent. Violent crimes have dropped by 19 percent. Poverty crimes have fallen by 20 percent. Total homicide rates have fallen as well in the year 2024. Ok, so when you're talking about that, violent crimes we're talking about robberies have decreased, has decreased. So all of that sounds good because it's moving in the right direction. But it still recognizes one of the worst cities in America, to the point where the head of the FBI has called it the murder capital of this country per capita. That's on the record. Saying that this is just weeks ago. What are we talking about here? The poverty rate is at 24 and a half percent. In terms of their national ranking, it consistently ranks within the top 10 most impoverished large cities in the united states of america. Big one here, molly doggie wendy.
Speaker 5:40 of the children in memphis live in poverty and when we're talking about all of those things, and you're talking about the troubles that exist. These are the kind of things that contribute to the city being deemed by some within the NBA community as unattractive.
Speaker 1:Let me just give a little backstory. So what happened is John Morant is obviously the guard for the Misfits Grizzlies and there's been just discussion around trading him. Would it be able to get other players to come to the city? And Stephen A put up to the fact that hey, there are players who are essentially scared to go to Memphis because they wouldn't feel safe. So he reacts People talk about hey, that's not the case. He brings up Jimmy Butler and he says this Were you about to say something?
Speaker 3:I was want to say something.
Speaker 1:I was gonna say I just hate when people talk about black cities being poor, without talking about the disenfranchisement that led to that city being poor.
Speaker 5:No, that's 100 in regards to that there's another clip I want to add to this city. I want to be protective of the cities because I love my peeps, and the bottom line is is that I think the citizens in memphis I think a lot better.
Speaker 3:His forehead is so large, it's so large that it's distracting. Oh my God, like this man, like he has to be East African somehow.
Speaker 5:It'll be done for them, and John Morant staying put and being the galvanizing force that he can be, I think, will assist in that. That's what I was trying to say. I apologize if anybody was offended by it, but facts are facts. There are concerns in that city and, as a black man in this country who cares about my peeps, I'll be damned if I'm going to be silent when all of these troubles are taking place. Although things appear to be getting better statistically anyway, still a problem.
Speaker 1:So no again. My problem with this is when you're going off of these statistics and you're having this conversation around it, you're ignoring, like you said, the root of why a lot of this stuff is happening. And then you don't even go into the effect that what we've discussed that was going on in Memphis about all the violations with, uh, elon Musk's company, where you have folks treating the city like it's not important, they let. If it's the black portion and the poor portion, cool, we'll do whatever we want, and it's like the throwaway. And then you then you ask yourself well, why do we have this crime when you don't have a community that invests in people?
Speaker 1:yeah and far too often, we keep painting this as this issue of culture of and it, you know it is an issue of culture. It's a culture of not valuing people, and that's what you get.
Speaker 3:You can't bootstrap your way out of generational poverty like it's.
Speaker 1:It's extremely difficult, especially when, farther the, the jobs that become available require more and more of a different type of education level or experience. That requires money and training and time and just aptitude, and when you're not getting that built early on, what do you expect that's going to happen? These are the results that you're going to get. We are not investing in people and in these schools. We're just cutting programs, we're just cutting avenues for actually seeing a better life, and then we don't even treat the people who are working, trying to do the best. They're very much no difference yeah so we?
Speaker 3:they don't get paid a livable wage, barely get health insurance co-pays high as shit. If there's one emergency, you're homeless. Most people in the United States are one emergency away from being homeless.
Speaker 1:Most people in the United States have less than six thousand dollars in their savings account and I think the thing with Stephen A and why I get what he's trying to say, because again he's trying to be a politician. You know he's exploring that option moving and why I get what he's trying to say because again he's trying to be a politician. You know he's exploring that option moving forward. So I get how he's trying to explain, but when you highlight those statistics you're not really going to the the root of the issue and you're only going to be, it's only going to be used to say black people are the problem, which, regardless of what people want to believe, what the uh content they consume, that is not the case.
Speaker 1:It is not black people being the problem, it's lack of opportunities. Also, when you go into these inner cities, there are other folks from other countries putting hits out on people for drugs and for uh commerce and whatnot. So you have this environment where these, these men are only given an opportunity to say either go to this rundown, maybe get a promotion one day gig, or I can make a lot of money really fast doing some nefarious behavior yeah, and you can't even go to the, the local factory, and get a quick job no more, because they're not in the United States anymore, or?
Speaker 1:if they are, they're paying for a particular type of high skill. You have to be able to do that, or even if you do find some decent work, it's not paying you enough to feel like it's worth coming. It might be more expensive for you to get to work than what you'll probably make at the end of those two weeks on.
Speaker 3:If your city has public transportation, that's sufficient enough for you, because we talk about memphis, it's a red state.
Speaker 1:It's not like it's gonna have the great transportation that at least is available in major cities and it's it's the same here in georgia.
Speaker 3:If you live in atlanta, then there's trains and there's public transportation for you, but but if you live anywhere outside of Atlanta and you need to work in Atlanta, it's impossible, impossible. Like from where I used to live, from where I used to work. If I was, if I were to take public transportation the entire time, it would be a 15 minute walk or 15, 20 minute walk to a bus. That's then another like half an hour ride to then transfer to another bus. That's another 15 minutes to then transfer to the train that would then get me into the city. Like absolutely insane.
Speaker 1:And even just trying to get to the train when we was just in the apartment, that would be at least what 20 minutes from where we were in smack, in the middle of the city of atlanta yeah, so it would take, because I remember when I looked at trying to go to work on a bus and it was just like I had to get up earlier, way early. It wasn't like it was like an hour, it was like two and a half hours earlier.
Speaker 1:Yes, it's just to get on there and then hopefully we don't know the bus going to be on time, because it's not always that reliable.
Speaker 3:And then I've seen people standing at bus stops and the buses just whizzing right past them.
Speaker 1:Don't even stop keep it, keep it moving and then the it's.
Speaker 3:It's not like the. The buses and the trains are conveniently timed, like they are in new york, like every 10 minutes, every five minutes, every 20 minutes, every 25 minutes.
Speaker 1:You miss one, you're late period and that's how I'm pretty sure you're fired. And then I'm pretty sure memphis is a very simple I'm pretty sure there's less resources and transportation yeah, so I don't.
Speaker 3:I don't like these types of conversations. If you don't want to like talk about the entire nuance and all of the all of the factors that lead to this area being so poor and disenfranchised and you just want to blame the people for being lazy and black like we're, it's not a conversation I need to have with you.
Speaker 1:And then then the highlighting of crime and then trying to use other affluent black men who are in the league to kind of justify the accusations Again, they may do have a level of fear, but it gets real crazy when your white counterpart, bill Simmons, goes out and says I walk around Memphis all the time, I feel safe all the time. So you see this idea of you, stephen A, that's going to get painted as oh, you're going to demonize black cities, highlight the poor behavior that may be going on there, and then act like, oh, I'm trying to be better for everybody, when all you did was just spit on the city and you didn't do nothing positive like you.
Speaker 1:You shit it on like I don't want to say he did shit on it. It felt as though that you were talking negative, even about the improvements.
Speaker 3:Yes, because it was like all of this happened but niggas still don't want to go there because it's dangerous. But all of that happened.
Speaker 1:And that was the thing where it's like you highlighted the perception of it and then you highlighted also the FBI saying, after looking at the metrics over time, that that has to happen over time. They can't just say per capita, just because you have to look at the numbers. When the police say that, you highlight this moment when there has been major steps to improve and then if you even just ask maybe a few questions about what's going on in the city, they'll tell you what was highlighting a lot of that violence.
Speaker 1:Yeah, cartel wars and shit and the music, when you have guys who are involved in both, of that kind of industries where those two bleed into each other. So we can get into a little bit of that, because your girl is lying. Angela Simmons is a liar and I want y'all to understand that I'm going to play this clip. I'm not playing the whole thing because it's extremely long. I don't know why she was talking this long about it, but she sat down with Angie Martinez and she revealed her current status with boyfriend Yo Gotti.
Speaker 7:Before love. Then you had another relationship yeah, very public relationship, mm-hmm that people. It was weird because you guys shared a lot but you didn't share a lot, like we saw photos and we saw, we saw it happen and people were invested because he kind of manifested it in a way yeah, I think you know, when it comes to me, um, in relationships there's a lot of times people don't even see who I date.
Speaker 9:Right, and with that one it just felt special enough to share. You know what I mean. I think we both on the same page well, we always know who you dating.
Speaker 3:I don't believe you have to give to show that you're together.
Speaker 9:but you know it just felt right You're having fun too.
Speaker 7:It seemed like You're having fun with it, For sure I think you know it felt right.
Speaker 9:I like the right. It didn't like we both have our own thing going on. It's like cool like both these worlds came together. It's cool Like Both these worlds came together.
Speaker 7:It's cool you can share it, and you've been quiet lately. Are you guys together still, or no?
Speaker 9:No, no, I'm not with him.
Speaker 3:I think she's so lame I can't.
Speaker 9:Yeah, not by choice, but I respect him. It's all love. It's not your choice, I wouldn't have chose it, but it was what was best, but. I wouldn't have chose it.
Speaker 3:No, okay, it just sounded like she was getting cheated on and she had to leave the relationship even though she didn't want to that's what you got out of that, she said I wouldn't have chose it. She wouldn't have chose to not be with him, but it was for the best are you calculating everything that's been going on with Yogati? No, I have no idea what's been going on.
Speaker 1:We talked about this remember when we had Memphis man call in and we talked about that was a year and a half ago. Yeah, that's some still serious stuff that's been going on. You just was watching the clip about Remember that white guy on TikTok was talking about young juke and all them.
Speaker 3:Oh, yeah, yeah, His brother, yeah so.
Speaker 1:I'm saying this man is If you don't think your guy is being investigated by the FBI, I don't know what to tell you the fbi, I don't know what to tell you this and that's what I think. What that is, she's trying to hide that they're close to each other because she knows he's under federal investigation and she doesn't want that to be a part of anything she got going on, don't?
Speaker 3:she got kids and stuff that's not with him she has a child so yeah, so she has a kid, so I can imagine how is she trying to hide no her, her connection with him by having a very public interview about why they broke up and then saying that she wouldn't have chosen this for?
Speaker 1:them.
Speaker 1:I think that's not, that's not her trying to hide it I think that's making perfect sense of her being said like hey, I don't know the whole, I can't, I'm not gonna spill the whole beans, I'm not going to stick to a lie that I know is not true. So with her she's just saying we're not together anymore. So for anybody who's my his enemy, you don't have to use me in any way to try to get to him. For anyone who's a law enforcement, you don't have to investigate me and see anything I'm doing to see if it's connected with him. That's just a public sentiment to it to say, hey, we're not together. But you can still hear in the way that she's talking. If you listen to the rest of this interview, you can hear she's with that man. She is just trying to hide, to act like she's not, because she is probably scared he's probably scared a lot of stuff going down, what's going on, then that's smart.
Speaker 3:Then, like, keep yourself safe like she's not.
Speaker 1:I'm not riding or dying with you, like period, I think she wants to, though remember she brought that gun to the, to the. That's why I called her lame I saw them pictures today and she was holding it like this.
Speaker 3:I was like, uh, like that's when he was secondhand embarrassment. I don't like it when he saw them pictures hit the web.
Speaker 1:He sat her down like uh, frank lucas did an american gangster when he when he found out they got caught on to him because of the uh the fur coat.
Speaker 3:That's exactly how he was acting that night.
Speaker 1:Okay, well, let's just finish up. Man, I didn't, I've been, I didn't want to talk about this man, it's, it's, but I've been consuming content about it for the whole week. So World War III is upon us. Unfortunately, Israel has attacked Iran nuclear facilities. And that's not all. They're going to tell you that it's just. Oh, we attack nuclear facilities and military. No, they attack mostly civilians. So make sure you keep that in mind when you're listening to this news, which is a war crime.
Speaker 3:Wake it up.
Speaker 1:Wake it up, okay, it up. Okay. Tons of war crimes being done, but what is it NATO? Nato, yeah, nato is the king of the war crimes.
Speaker 3:The UN is doing absolutely nothing.
Speaker 1:It's just I want to just wake this up before I play this clip. We want to talk about Tucker Carlson in just a moment, but I just want y'all to hear this. So this was a clip that was circulating from the us general and nato commander, wesley clark, and in this uh statement where he was talking to looks like uh, it was. Essentially he was doing like a ted, not ted talk, but he was just talking to a group of people. He said that they provided him seven countries that they plan to overthrow in the next five years. It was Iraq, syria, lebanon, libya, somalia, sudan and Iran. All but Iran. Governments have been toppled. Resumes have changed, even in Syria. We put somebody who's in front of who's part of Al-Qaeda.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that's crazy. I did not know that until you told me that today. So the Syrian president used to be a member of Al-Qaeda and he wasn't even voted in. No, he just took that shit. But, I want to say this Good callback, I do want to say this Good callback.
Speaker 1:I do want to say this, though when Tucker Carlson takes the dick out of his mouth, he can be one hell of an entertaining journalist.
Speaker 3:Oh, it didn't do the noise, didn't do it again Two fails.
Speaker 1:Well, don't worry, he did a better job. He took it right out of his mouth. And when he stops parroting state propaganda, that was good, because I have nails. When tucker carlson stops parroting state propaganda, he is a one of the top tier at least entertaining journalists. Granted, the stuff that he's still espousing in this is garbage, but it's just less garbage than the man's across from ted cruz. You are an Israeli tool, just to say the least. So let's take a listen to this.
Speaker 6:I don't know the population.
Speaker 1:At all.
Speaker 6:No, I don't know the population. You don't know the population of the country you seek to topple.
Speaker 3:To topple.
Speaker 6:How many people living around 92 million? Okay, how could you not know that?
Speaker 3:He said, okay, like fuck, I don't sit around memorizing population tables.
Speaker 6:Well, it's kind of relevant because you're calling for the overthrow of the government. Why is it relevant? Whether it will be 90 million, or 80 million or 100 million? Well, because if you don't know anything about the country. I didn't say I don't know anything about. Ok, what's the ethnic mix of Iran? They are Persians and predominantly Shia.
Speaker 5:Ok, this is cute. You don't know anything about Iran. So actually the country.
Speaker 6:I am not the Tucker Carlson expert on Iran.
Speaker 5:You're a senator who's calling for the overthrow of the government. You're the one who claims you don't know anything about the country.
Speaker 6:No, you don't know anything about the country. You're the one who claims they're not trying to murder Donald Trump?
Speaker 3:No, it's you that does it who?
Speaker 7:can't figure out if it was a good idea to kill General Soleimani and you said it was bad.
Speaker 6:You don't believe they're trying to murder Trump? Yes, I do, because you're not calling for military strikes against them in retaliation.
Speaker 5:And if you, really believe that we're carrying out military strikes.
Speaker 6:Today, you said Israel was Right, with our help. I said we, israel is leading them, but we're supporting them. Well, there's some breaking news here, because the the US government last night denied the National Security Council's votes Alex. Pfeiffer denied, on behalf of Trump, that we were acting on Israel's behalf in any offensive capacity. We're not bombing them, israel's bombing them. You just said we were, we are supporting.
Speaker 5:Israel.
Speaker 6:You're a senator If you're saying the United States government is at war with. Iran right now. People are listening.
Speaker 1:Okay, Gotcha bitch.
Speaker 3:Gotcha.
Speaker 1:I want to say this because this is, I think it's something that is important to know. Here he is highlighting real truths and real inconsistencies that our administration has always had with israel when it comes to that. But one thing that his brand of media tries to do is they try to make israel this scapegoat that is somewhat independent of america. I want y'all to know something very, very important israel is the goat skin condom that we use to fuck the middle east with, and when I say us, I say america why is the condom specifically goat skin?
Speaker 1:goat, sheeps, all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 3:You know the herders, farmers out there so that's why I just said that it was the number one thing on google. I said can jewish people?
Speaker 1:the first thing was use condoms we are in control of everything israel does. Israel prime minister is american. He denounced his citizenship a few times. He's american. Everything about we, what we do in israel, is just they're our front-facing group in the in the region. For the decades that I was in a young man, we actually went out to the middle east and we did our war crimes like men. But now, after through this time, well, I mean, that's what happened. We went out there on our america, went out there and did the war crimes. Now we will not tolerate that. As a society and the citizens we don't want to keep fighting wars in the middle east. You keep hearing people voice that on both sides of the aisle. Nobody wants that. So now, what do you have to do? Okay, we won't fight the wars wink, wink but we'll give our, our military aid to israel and then we'll do proxy between them.
Speaker 1:Israel is essentially just. They're trying to create the United States of Israel in the Middle East. That is their plan. All of this is about a lot of things, but the main stuff that they're trying to portray it is, uh, religion, and all this other stuff is hey, that's not what none of this is. All that is is just for dumb people to justify this war, because it's really about these few things I'm going to explain. So here are some of the goals for the us israel war and what's really going on. So the the they want to maintain the homogeny of the area of the middle east. Essentially, they want to stay in power and make sure that nobody else has a real influence. I'll explain more why that's important. They also want to destroy the anti-colonial axis of resistance, making it possible for total colonization of palestine. We have already heard this asshole, trump, say he's going to turn palestine into a resort. What they need to do that is they have to take ground of hezbollah. They have.
Speaker 3:They're trying to do the same things in haiti, by the way. Oh for sure, uh, they, they have to take ground of Hezbollah. They're trying to do the same things in Haiti, by the way.
Speaker 1:Oh for sure they have to take down the group Hezbollah Asa Ali Allah, also known as the Houthis, and Iran, which are big problems for them in that area. Once they get rid of those people, then there's nobody there to protect the Palestinians that are essentially sitting ducks in their concentration camps or open air concentration camps. Also, they want to prevent Iran from nuclear capabilities. These nuclear capabilities are not just the nuclear weapon that they threaten that they have. Iran has no nuclear weapons. Our intelligence has been saying that. The world intelligence has been saying that. The only liars have been saying that is Israeli intelligence, because what's probably really going on in Iran is they're probably developing nuclear power, and if you think, if they can bring nuclear power to the Middle East, you don't think that would change the entire globe. Not only do they have oil and crude oil now they'll have potentially working clean energy. Come on now. They don't want that. They don't want that in the hands of brown people.
Speaker 3:Yeah, but we don't want to pay Georgia power, no more.
Speaker 1:We just missed an election for that too. We you, well, me Also they want to overthrow or at least weaken the Iran independent revolutionary government. So if you're not aware, I think it's about 79, Iran had a revolution against the Shahi. I think that's what we are sure here. Excuse me, basically the king that america put in place after a west left-leaning nationalist who wanted to nationalize all the oil, and we were like whoa, can't do that big dog, we gotta take you out. So we took him out, put our own leader in, and then they had their own revolution and they've been, basically since the 80s, have been control of their own self-determinism, which has been, I think, a great thing so far in regards to just them trying to build and become a world power.
Speaker 1:We, they, as America, as Israel, they want to stop that because, again, the United States of Israel, that is going to be the next frontier that they want to take over. I'm going to go into that a little bit more here. They also want to scare other countries in the region that may seek to move away from the US and the dollar. What a lot of people don't realize. Oh, that was crazy, right? Yes, they want to basically intimidate anybody else who may even think to oppose them. So what a lot of people don't realize in that last part about the dollar is back in Nixon. He worked with OPEC and Saudi Arabia to essentially make that they only sell their oil in American dollars.
Speaker 1:So what that basically means is if anywhere you go around the country if you want to do business with them that changed recently, though, because of China or Russia, right?
Speaker 3:No, china and Russia, they have China and Russia.
Speaker 1:They have been operating. That's actually China has been making moves with Iran to go around sanctions, because Iran has been heavily sanctioned since their resistance efforts. And that's what they all do here. They're trying to make sure they can funnel money in, because they try to make this idea that, oh, we're subsidizing the rest of the world. No, if everybody's using our currency, that means they're generating money into us that we don't have to do nothing, for we're not making the oil, we're not producing it, for that's all what they're doing whatsoever.
Speaker 3:We produce all our own. If all of the oil is there and it's such a valuable resource, then they should be valued, but that's not even the case we produce way more oil.
Speaker 1:What the problem is is they don't want to have that control so they can manipulate the markets. Their biggest fear is that they're going to use this oil as a tool to negatively affect our economy. We've seen it one time before, so essentially they don't ever want this to happen again, where they give this opportunity for the middle east to negatively affect our fuel exchange, because then that that messes up our prices, that messes up the money they get in control with it. We don't have any control that was during biden's.
Speaker 3:No, that was well this happened back in. Okay, I thought you were talking about like the gas prices during bad, oh no, no, like a year where it was just like, but just to kind of finish up on that again.
Speaker 1:They want to preserve the petrol system, ensuring that, ensuring that the global demand for the US dollar destabilized BRICS, who we've talked about on this show, and the Shanghai Corporation to divide the global south and disrupt the multipolar project, which that means is just, instead of having this dictatorship that the US has controlled with an iron fist since the 90s, they're saying, hey, no more people should have opportunity to be, uh, their place in power, not necessarily just one person, because what a lot of y'all and Ted Cruz and all you goofballs think Iran is not no hellhole of a country. This is, this is one of the most scientifically advanced countries.
Speaker 1:I think they're like top 20 minds and the fact that y'all killed six of their top minds uh, some of their top military brass my brother, y'all got something coming for y'all and the fact that we as civilians might be affected by it. It's so fucked up, it's crazy. And again, this all just goes into their overall plan of breaking up the iran, russian and china partnership, with the ultimate goal of isolating beijing. So again, that just highlights what is really going on. You're going to hear tons of justifications. You're going to hear oh, they're bad people, they hate america, they hate you. No, they don't. They don't give anything care, they don't give one red cent about your fucking they don't give a care they don't give a damn about your freedom.
Speaker 1:I promise you and I just want to say, as just somebody who, again, I've always appreciated your culture and your history, what they did to stand up for themselves to see what this country has done they had our, they had, they put on our necks from 1804.
Speaker 3:Since now. It's really crazy. They meaning well, yeah, the United States, because the Clintons fuck y'all.
Speaker 1:And then also Paris, france fuck y'all, but no, just what you're just saying for them to have done what they've done since the 80s and created the country that they have, maintained the government they have. They lost their president in a helicopter accident, I believe last year, under murky circumstances. Ok, for one thing, I feel as though niggas who live in the mountains probably know how to fly a helicopter in the mountains Probably. Yeah, you can assume that they, they, they would. And the country that putting bombs and pagers I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility. You messed up a little something going on with the schematics. You hit a, a, a razor, a laser on them and made the mess up their, the specs and whatnot. I I would believe it. So all to go to say is this man. And just to finish up here, the more and more I learn about this conflict and I more I learn about the world and how everything has kind of just been working in conjunction, my idea of 9-11 has changed.
Speaker 3:Oh, so do you no longer think that 9-11 was an inside job? I?
Speaker 1:think it was an inside job. You don't think Bush did it. I don't think it was an American inside job. No Saudi Israeli operation to ensure conflict in the Middle East for the next half century, because who benefited more?
Speaker 3:it did ensure conflict, for for damn sure so I'm saying, like, who else benefited?
Speaker 1:the people who did it were technically had Saudi passports. That's what we were told. Again, the Israel conflict has only 10 times increased. So I mean those two people have the most to benefit from what happened outside of our military industrial complex well, yeah, them and uh, I think that's a.
Speaker 3:That's an interesting way to look at it and they've worked their.
Speaker 1:Their governments have worked close, so I mean it was. It was america, in tandem with um yeah, but I think that's the military industrial complex. But no, I just, it's just for, for what was needed I always thought that it was an inside job. I mean, I think in a way you have to have it be an inside gig in regards to people, maybe a blind eye here, you know it was a couple blind eyes.
Speaker 1:Oh, it's a ton of blind eyes, but it has to the excuse that, hey, we're not working together. Those operations and agencies don't work together. The blind eye becomes more realistic. But who could exploit that? Would be somebody who has very close intel, who is an ally, someone you're supposed to trust, who could operate that, find that and then give that information to somebody who would be valuable, to someone high up, somebody who country was, once said if we didn't have israel, we'd have to make another one. That's what joe biden said. Oh my god, he did.
Speaker 1:He said if we didn't have israel, we'd have to make another one yeah, it's, it's absolutely insane all right, man, uh, but yeah, man, just don't, don't fall for the the propaganda, because all they want to do is call you a racist and say, oh, you hate jews, when really you are against the Zionist colonizing state. Remember that. All right, I think we're good there, man, we talked about a lot. We got to it.
Speaker 3:We did. I was trying to like this whole time. You know we should have did our cold open on why I've been getting so many Hispanic gay sex pages following me on Twitter. That's what we should have talked about. I just looked at my followers. Again.
Speaker 3:And it's just like like hardcore too, like I don't know what, but also data leaks, like I guess Trump raised the the lifts on like spam text and all that stuff um now you got somebody particularly looking at you know they said no it's on twitter, like I wish y'all could see. It's more than 25 new followers a lot of pink meat and they got. They got gay flat. I've just been blocking these people for real because, like I don't all right you should just mute them I block them what do you?
Speaker 3:mean? Well, I mean, blocking is better than muting they can still follow you, so yeah, I think you're right.
Speaker 1:No, I think it's a good show for your follow uh, what was I gonna say?
Speaker 3:what was I gonna say fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck no, you're talking about the, which is you say you've been blocking the gay guy yeah, before that, though, but I was on my twitter because I was trying to find um, your, your I don't want to call them your friends, because you never met this person your, your colleagues from spaces. He's the guy that always retweets when we put out a new episode. Oh, nick, yes, I knew your name was Nick. Nick Dub, danny, I need you to get on my side. I need you to get Rocky. I need you to get on my side. Who else's names should I be?
Speaker 1:Oh, out of WeWorks.
Speaker 3:Will? You don't even live in New.
Speaker 1:York.
Speaker 3:Will. Is that his name for real?
Speaker 8:Yeah, will Kelly wins, I call him?
Speaker 3:Will you be like? You know him as something else?
Speaker 8:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Jameson, that's his other name. Evan is in New York.
Speaker 3:Evan, evan, nick, danny, dub Rocky. Convince this man to move to New York. I've been trying to just wear him down.
Speaker 1:It's a conspiracy.
Speaker 3:I ask y'all every, I ask y'all every single time y'all are in spaces, one of y'all need to bring up how he would thrive in new york and how much he would love it like somebody ain't no sun man no vitamin somebody. You know what dub actually, let's take dub out of that list let's take dub out of that list because we were.
Speaker 3:we were on the phone with dub. He was like oh, I think it would be a great move, but not permanently, because blah, blah, blah, shut the fuck up. Dub, nah, dub was spitting. No Dub, all you need to be is on my side.
Speaker 1:Nah, Dub was spitting.
Speaker 3:And then he would have talked about oh, there's not as much sun in New York as Georgia. So then you have a like, a vitamin D. Who the fuck even like? Why is that something that would come up in your, in your head in the first place? I thought, that was hard. Why would that be a thing that you, that you, think of?
Speaker 1:I thought that was hard.
Speaker 3:I'll get him some vitamin D supplements, like don't piss me off supplements?
Speaker 1:no, man, don't piss me off, I want the sun and then you see how light he is.
Speaker 3:He soaks up more vitamin D than we do on a regular basis. His skin is translucent.
Speaker 1:I'm a bronze color right now.
Speaker 3:I've been outside doing work. He's all almond toasty. I call him toasty almond in the summertime.
Speaker 1:I'm a nice crisp. You look like a latte. I'm like a rusty chestnut.
Speaker 3:Latte is still mostly milk, though you know, one shot of espresso.
Speaker 1:I got that good hue. My hair is starting to turn brown.
Speaker 3:Come on, your hair been brown.
Speaker 1:My hair turns black and brown.
Speaker 3:Turns black. In the winter, the ends of your locks are always brown.
Speaker 1:That's what I did here. Well, that's dead hair.
Speaker 3:Oh my God, goodbye. Let's sign off, because I cannot See how she just ate.
Speaker 1:She don't want nothing to be good. Great y'all. I want him to cut them off. All right, let's go, bro he over here being disrespectful now. All right, Thank y'all for listening to Talk. Fnf TV.
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Speaker 1:Thank you, love you, bye and if you're ever in a compromising situation, ask yourself what would bonnie blue do?