Kwame Brown: Jaylen Brown Destroys Stephen A Smith Where Will The King Lay His Crown! Monday Mayhem

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>> Man. It's just uh weed. It ain't even that serious. It's about to be legalized. He was trying to tell you that you don't care. Look at me. I don't care. Look at me. This would al sham. Godamn it. Godamn it. Godamn it. Godamn it. Go get that something. Put in the reap right now. I DON'T CARE WITHOUT THE MONEY. I don't care. Love you, [ __ ] Baldhead, [ __ ] You still ain't answering my question, [ __ ] Why did you go to those colleges? Why did you go to those colleges? Funny [ __ ] All head [ __ ] you still ain't answering my question, [ __ ] Who paid you to go to college? Mr. Ryan Steven snitch dancing dancing. Dancing back dancing.

[ __ ] dancing little ho. Kids don't smoke weed. I'm not promoting weed. Yeah, we got one more, y'all. What's up with tonight? How y'all doing? How y'all doing tonight, man? Oh, we going to have to play two more then. We going to have to play that mama's cooking. I got to start playing that at my intro. Stop [ __ ] Yeah, let me play that Mama's Cooking. But let me play one more since we talking about this guy, too. We talking about this guy, too. You ain't never enforced no [ __ ] like me, [ __ ] Fat titty boy. Back titty boy. Back titty boy. Back titty boy. Back titty boy. Back titty boy. Back titty boy. Back titty boy. Back titty boy. Back titty boy. Back titty boy. Back titty boy. Back titty boy. Baby mama. Baby mama body. Baby mama. Baby mama body. Baby mama. Baby mama body. He got some brown in his hand that look like a goddamn purse. He got some sweater vest on like a blouse looking. blouse looking back. Back titty boy. Back titty boy. Back titty boy. Back titty boy. Back titty boy. Back titty boy. Back titty boy. Back to it boy. Back titty boy. Back titty boy. This [ __ ] got back. This [ __ ] got baby mama body. Baby mama body. Baby, baby mama body. This [ __ ] got body. This [ __ ] got body. That [ __ ] lippy getting in the way when he breathe and [ __ ] If I lift it. Back titty boy. Back titty boy. Back titty boy. Back titty boy. Back titty boy. Back titty boy. Big baby mama. Big baby mama. Big baby mama. Big baby m coke drinking mother trucker.

All right. I got to get uh I got to get get a little taste of mama's cooking up there. Um search is that it? No. Mama's cooking. Let me get that up here. My mama's cookie. Get a little taste of mama's cookie. Mama's cooking. Mama's cooking. Get a little taste of mama's cookie. Get a little taste of mama's cookie. Mama's cookie. Mama's cooking. Get a little taste of Mama's cookie. Mama's cooking. Mama's cookie. Mama's cooking. Mama's cookie. Mama's cooking. There's a new sheriff in town, [ __ ] Get a little taste of mama's cookie. Mama's cookie. Mama's cooking. Get a little taste of mama's cookie.

>> Mama's cooking.

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>> [ __ ] you talking about, [ __ ]

>> Get a little taste of mama's cookie. Mama's cookie. Mama's cookie. Get a little taste of mama's cookie. Get a little taste of mama's cookie. Mama's cookie. Mama's cookie. Get a little taste of mama's cookie.

>> I just have one thing to say. Hang on here. Black, black, black. Black leadership. Black black. You ain't black. Black. Black leadership. Black. You ain't black. Black. Black leadership. Black. Black. Black. You ain't black. Black. Black. Black. Leadership. You ain't black.

>> I want black. You ain't black.

>> Something for black. You ain't black.

>> I want black. You ain't black. Something for >> black. You ain't black. You ain't black. You ain't black. You ain't black. You ain't black. You ain't black. You ain't black. I want black. Trump, you ain't black. Racism. You ain't black. Parliament. You ain't black. Essential workers. You ain't black.

>> I'm black.

>> You ain't black.

>> Why not?

>> You ain't black.

>> Come on, guys. I'm black. Dana, >> come on, man. You ain't black. Black. Black. You ain't black. Dr. King, you ain't black. This virus. You ain't black. Come on, man. You ain't black. A disproportionate amount of them ain't black. Ain't black. Now people recognize that you ain't black. And you ain't black. You ain't black. I want black. You ain't black.

>> You ain't black. I want black. You ain't black. You ain't black. You ain't black. You ain't black. You ain't black. You ain't black. You ain't black. You ain't black.

>> I want black. I tell you what, if I had to tell them of any one of these people, I'd be black.

>> Yeah, man. Hey, them was some classics right there, boy. Get a little taste of Mama's Cookie. Mama's Cookie. And then everybody thought I was talking about them. See, I'm a little bit different. I ain't talking about every mama. I'm definitely not talking about every mama. Hell to the no. And with us, you got to be every and all. And it's not every and all. So, you know, sometimes people going to be with me and sometimes you not cuz I live a real life. I don't come from advertisement. I don't give a damn about your feelings. I just know it's some piss tail heers out there that don't make the sacrifice. So, you can't hide amongst the real women that do. If you're a career woman, sometimes you don't fit the bill of that mama's cooking, that sacrifice. I'm sorry. I know you gave little you gave little Johnny everything, but he still didn't get that mama's cooking. You didn't have the time to teach him or her any damn thing other than to work. So, she's a very good girl. He's a very good man, but you didn't give him that mama's cooking. So the women, the very select few women that do what it is that I'm talking about, um, whether it's by force or whether it's by and what I mean force is like injury or something like that. You get sideline or the women who just sacrifice to make their children better than what they were. And that's what that was the mindset of women and men back in the day. And now that's not the case. Kids are accessories. Kids are just, you know, just like purses and little dogs that people carry just to say that that milestone they cross. Yeah, I got one or two of those. So, no, you going to like me one minute, next minute you're not going to like me. Um, but I have to take you back down memory lane when damn near everything I've said when I first came to the internet is happening right in your face. Now we got Jaylen Brown. It's something about them Browns, ain't it? Them Brown boys. I need to play that song. Jaylen Brown, who is a very articulate, not to take nothing away from myself, but this young man has, you know, gone way beyond what my educational level uh went to. He went to college. He's graduated. He's done all kind of things. Went to NASA. So, so Stephen A, uh, everything I said about him, ESPN and Disney, um, you know, me being from the hood and wanting to be, you know, wanting to recognize with the people. I call Stephen A script reading [ __ ] I said it in that way. Some people got it, some people didn't, some people can't handle the b word. Um, but the sentiment is that he doesn't say anything that he's saying without guidance and help from the writers and the people who are paying him to say it. And so Jaylen Brown said it very articulate. You know, he packaged his message in a way where maybe everybody can swallow it. Uh, but I know how to do that same thing. It's just when I first came out, I wanted you to grab your attention. I've said it in very different ways and pretty much said the same exact thing, but I'm glad that it's getting traction again. Um, that Stephen A just for some reason um and I know people are going to say, "Oh, he's doing his job and he's doing his job of correct. He's doing his job." His job is to maintain and control the image of black men. It's not about what you do. It's about how you do it. There's a pastor, I don't take credit for this. There's a pastor down in South Georgia. He says this phrase all the time. It's not about what you do. It's about how you do it. And that is so true in life. You could be cheating. You could be whatever. But it's about how you do it. You cheat and all that, it result in a kid, relationship automatically over. you cheat, you mess with her one time, you use a condom, this and that, your girl might can get over it because again, everybody does something, but it's always about how you do it. And so that is this young man's job. His job is to soften the blow for white men when they do something wrong. Like Josh Giddy, Josh Giddy didn't even get his situation blasted on ESPN. TMZ, all of these places that would normally allegation for a black man gets you out of your home. Big Tiger, Big Tiger has an allegation, which you know, it looks like it's true, but I'll do a video on that another time. But Stephen A. Smith with Josh Giddy, he wanted to get it right. He didn't want to talk about it until he knew all the facts. When it's a black man, they just report the story and they just tell you, "Oh, we don't have a opinion either way. We just reporting the story." Dana White slapped his wife in the face. Stephen A. Smith said Dana White has a contract with whatever ESPN or Dana White is his friend. TMZ allowed Dana White to pretty much run his own interview, say he never done it before, and then we move right past it. He's meeting with the president. anybody else slap their wife, they're not gonna move right past it. Uh sponsorships are going to be pressed and hard pressed uh to be taken away. And I always wondered, I said, "Do they really care about women getting hit or do they just use black women to control black men?" Cuz when a black man make the unfortunate mistake of hitting a woman, uh it's made to look like the worst thing any man could ever do. And there's never a reason to hit a woman. But when Dana White did it, it was just, you know, she hit him first. They had all the logic in the world. She hit him first. And, you know, he never did it before. Even though his mama said he did it plenty times and said he wasn't [ __ ] You know, it's all about who we like. So, we move right up past it. Dana White's able to do slap leagues and do all kind of stuff. Jerry Jones, same situation. Stephen A. Smith packaged a message to where cuz it's some people that wake up every morning and they don't have anything to do. It's some retired people, they don't have anything to do. They wake up, they look at the news, they look at ESPN. So everything this baldhead weasel says is being given to you. It's group think. Remember when I told you guys most people haven't had an original thought? They haven't had an original conversation in the last 50 years. People don't talk anymore. They argue. You ask somebody a question, instant offense, instant argument. You turn the conversation to how you feel about what is said instead of what was said. Okay, we got it. Your feelings are hurt by what I said, but can we talk about it though? Or are you so hung up on your feelings that we can no longer speak now? Now, I didn't have to go to college to see this, but I used to remember debates. I used to see Thomas Soul, and I loved it. I used to see a black man with an afro kicking every white person ass whoever asked him a question. He went on Donna Hugh. He went on all these different shows. And as a kid, I wasn't just interested in basketball. I'm seeing a black man articulate himself in front of white people, in front of black people, and stopping the crowd. And everybody's understanding what he's saying. He's kicking the ass of all the excuses that people are making for black people. People are making to try to take over people's brains cuz you know the white liberal, you can't do it. I'll do it for you. Thomas said, "Uhuh. You shouldn't do that." Now we have a bunch of people who are smart as [ __ ] but they're so fragile they can't have conversations anymore. They just tell you what they're mad at. You say something, I don't like that you said it. Okay? You don't have to like that. I said it. People go on Instagram to see where they want to travel and then they take it to their boyfriends. People go on Yelp to see where they want to eat and they take it to their boyfriends. Hell, we I did it today. It's so easy that it's hard not to. That's the beauty of this social engineering. That's the beauty of it. They make it so easy that you just fall right for it. We got people at jobs training with AI, the same thing that's going to take their job. And the um the analogy that Jaylen Brown said about putting the the U prison tower in the middle instead of on the side and how that that prison tower just being there, people start policing themselves. That's the same thing with the elephant. You tie elephant to a rope, elephant can snatch that damn rope loose, no problem. But it won't. And then you can get to a point where you can remove the rope and the elephant will just stay there because it's been socially engineered to just be where it's at and remain. And that's what we are doing now. We are too group think. You telling me as a black man, I realized way back then, I'm like, "God dang, gotta be Democrat. I gotta like Oprah. I gotta like Jay-Z. I gotta like Beyonce." If I say anything bad about these people, [ __ ] that don't even know these people are mad. I gotta like Martin Luther King. Like, why do we have so many things we got to like? We can't say nothing about pastor even though we know pastor got three girls in the pregnant uh church pregnant. Don't talk about pastor. How did we get like this to where certain people can do certain things and it's accepted as long as we say it's a comedian? As long as we say it's an influencer, as long as we say it's an entertainer. We set different rules for different people. That's why I know it's all about who we like. You hate your husband in your house behaving in a certain way that you watch a man in love every day. But if he act like that, you you over top of him like you his mama. How did we get this way? How did we get this way where a man has to watch his words and be careful? How the [ __ ] is that being a man? I don't got to watch my What the [ __ ] are you going to do about it? That's what being a man is. A man says and does what he wants as long as it's within the law. And if a man goes outside the law and he understands that he take what come with it. A man is not this thing that's trying to be perfect, trying to be politically correct. Those are not men. Now I'm super polite in public. I saw a young lady today. I met her. Beautiful young lady. She like, "OhQwamy, hey, how you doing? What you doing here? I'm a fan of yours on YouTube." Of course, she's a a more mature lady. And she was like, "Your little cursing self. Your little vulgar self." I said, "Come on now. I clean it up when you see me. You ain't hear me make one curse word." I said, "I'm very polite. You got to have a little entertainment value on YouTube." Trust me, I'm not going to I curse in real life. I curse. But if I don't have anything to curse about, I'm not going to just curse. They say programming. Oh, boy. It's hook line and sinker, boy. That's why I know we going back to slavery. And people get offended by that. We willingly going back to slavery. We have a culture that says you're going to be a man if you go to jail. You go to jail, that's the only way that you can become a slave. So I've been to jail, you go to prison, you're a slave. Now they just telling you to your face, you going to give up that sweat equity. You either going to lay in a cage. Florida gonna force you to do it. I think that's where they're going to get to where they're going to force all these prisoners to work. It's going to be just like Florida, Mississippi, and New Orleans. It already looked like slave camps when them guys out there working. I saw u I was riding through a rural town in Georgia. I forgot where the hell I was going. Uh I was going to Alabama and then you go through a small town in Georgia. I forgot what the name of it is to get there. and they had a work detail out on the side of the road and they had a a sergeant or a police officer. He was on horseback. I said, "God dang." And I guess that's what it looked like in slavery. A bunch of white guys on horseback with a shotgun. He was on horseback with a shotgun. And you ain't out running no horse. I don't give a damn who going to make a break for it. All he got to do is knock you down with that horse. He ain't even got to hit you with the shotgun. you stay out the sun downtown. Oh, I was riding through player. But and then we're and on the streets, we're going back to Jim Crow because we're asking for it. We got kids going to college every day. And instead of focusing on learning and being the best they can be, they worried about uh they already done tricked them into into worrying about who they sleeping with before they even having sex and what person they want to sleep with and who they want to be as a sexual person. And then they get to college and now they teach them all this social and and political uh malarkey and then they come out different. They're not worried about getting a degree. They're journeying joining Greek fraternities as black people jumping around happy to the [ __ ] But that fraternity making them take their ass out making them paddle each other and play. I don't know what I was going to join the Q dogs. I said, "Hold on. I went to a party. They was stepping with the ass out." I said, "Uh, no. This ain't the organization for me." No. No. Some of the stuff they had to do to get on, I'm like, "Wait a minute. I'm not going to feel like we brothers after I finish this. I'mma feel like whooping your ass. So, no, I I'mma stay over here. I'm not joining the cute dolls. I'm not joining none of this [ __ ] And that's why I say I don't I don't belong to any group because every time you go anywhere near the group and you got to do some dumb [ __ ] that I just don't understand. And when I don't understand something, I get the hell on. Hey, y'all know y'all done seen it. Y'all does I don't play boonky games and all these little groups seem to want to play boonky game. I don't understand it. But hey, do what you do. Greek guys, Greek fraternities that you join. But uh I'm pretty sure it benefits you in life. You know, you can call somebody up if you're down on your luck and because of that group, they pick you up, I guess. But uh I believe in God. So God has a control over all the groups. So either way it go, I got the biggest group in the world and it's just one person. So I don't feel the necessary need to do the things that these people do to play nice and pretend like they like somebody. Soon as I see you playing grab ass, and I [ __ ] with the some of the dudes in the group, but soon as I saw them playing grab ass, I'm out. I don't think this is necessary. So thought we was brothers. It sound like somebody want watching somebody ass in there and I don't I don't got nothing to do with that. So I'm out. But man, you know, that's why I talked about being connected to something. You know, I came on here, I scared the world. I said I'm a third eye gei. I'm connected to something. Does that mean I'm perfect? No. Does that mean I believe in something different than most people? Yes. Does that mean I have a humble spirit and I wouldn't put uh my self uh fulfillment over the greater good? Yes. Does that mean I'm a calm storm? Yes. You know, a lot of people don't have anything that they connected to. So, you can sway them any way you want. All you got to do is put a group in the room. And you know what's funny? I know I'm still who I'm supposed to be because when I'm around a group of people, I feel like the outsider. They make me know I'm the outsider. They change up their behavior around me cuz they know somebody in the room that's not with that [ __ ] And then when I leave the room, they clamor and talk about me when I leave. Because if you not if you not I'm not I'm in the world. I'm not of the world. So the world is going to reject me. Groups are going to reject me. I'm not going to ever fit in with the group because I'm not ever going to be with the [ __ ] you doing in this group. And so if anybody else out there that's being rejected by the group and your friend circles and you come around people and they bring you and everybody start shifting and moving a little bit different, praise God about that. Don't ever feel no type of way because they're supposed to start feeling that way when you enter the room. They're supposed to start acting a little funny. They supposed to talk about you and try to get people not to like you. You know why? You the only one that'll expose the group. Everybody else will go along to get along. They know you won't and they feel it. So that makes people fear you, you know. So when I say that, I say that humbly. I just I'm not there to judge you. Do what you do. I'm just not going to be one of them. You know, people get mad at I know you guys are just group think. I don't play group think. When you start playing grab ass, you better be telling it in the circle of them because that [ __ ] just don't fly over here. I can't hear you, KB. I don't know what's wrong with your phone. Everybody else can hear. But, you know, so I came on this internet and I I ruffled some feathers because a lot of people didn't even think I knew how to speak. But when you got what to say, when you got things like what I'm going to say, you don't wanna you don't want people to hear what you saying because they're Jaylen Brown. You just imagine they're mad at Jaylen Brown for for being an intelligent black man who said that he was going to bring black Wall Street to Boston, a place where they call black people Mondays. And you wonder why they have ESPN and Stephen A. Smith talking about Jaylen Brown. Who even says something like somebody is too smart? One minute they told black men, you need to go to college. They made commercials about us. You need to go to do it now. ITT Tech Devry, you're not doing anything. It made us feel worthless if we was just a working man. Jaylen Brown hit every mark that you want to think of. Tall, athletic, very good at basketball, very educated, probably one of the smartest guys in the room in most rooms that he goes in and is a seeker of knowledge. Go overseas to keep learning and growing as a person, as an individual. And you wonder why they scared of Jaylen Brown. You wonder why they want somebody like Stephen A who has to say big words and bloiate and all kind of [ __ ] to sound smart but can't do anything smart. He can't go give a lecture like Jaylen Brown did in front of all those young men and women and have all of them listening. He can't go do that. Of course they're mad at a Jaylen Brown. Especially in a society where you want to prop up our black women and make sure we don't prop up our men. Jaylen Brown should be the quintessential negro. The guy's educated, rich as hell, negotiates his own contracts. What else he got to do for you to respect him as a man? If he was white, he'd be on the wedies box. And they do this to every black man that come up. If Jaylen Brown was a woman, unfortunately, he would be the best thing since sliced bread. Hell, they trying to force us like uh what's her name that got traded to Atlanta that can't make a layup to save her life. Throw the ball over the goddamn rim 30 times. And it's no offense, but they women have stuck together so much that they forced you to respect women, our black women. They make up [ __ ] to to to respect a black women even though we can see the [ __ ] Angel Reese, they forcing us to like her, but Jaylen Brown can't get any respect. If you disrespect Angel Reese, Shaq will slap the [ __ ] out you. Where's that same type of respect? And and and we supposed to be kings. Where's that protection for the young kings? We got men out here getting NIL deals, laughing right now, been taking care of households, little boys going to prison to protect and help mama. Every mistake that adults make, a young male is there to pick up the pieces, bar none. Every time. I know a bunch of friends that went to prison to help mama. I know a bunch of young boys that became the man of the house. Somebody touched their sister, they died about it or they went to prison about it. Boys stand in the gap when they have failed fathers. And we don't even say that. We don't give these kids no respect. When every time mama has a shortcoming, that young man is going to put his life on the line for mama. And we know this. We know this. Every single time. And it's a sad sad thing that there's no protection for young men. I say I want to have a son because I know exactly at my age, I know exactly the time and the energy and effort and the nurturing and the things that you need to put a young boy in. the chakras and the things you need to hit with him and keep him engaged in to make him a strong, responsible, respectful young man. But the problem is gonna be if our female counterparts are all they got to do is shake ass and and look pretty and then somebody's going to put my son that I create behind a woman. I don't think so. I don't think so. And that's the problem. We have no respect for young men anymore. How we need to stop calling them kings because they not behaving like it because they know you don't treat them like that. How we gonna just call these kids kings? Why you think our kings are in the street shooting up the street? Our kings got the minds of women now. Our kings have penises, but they have the mentality and the one-sided nature of a woman. Women are not equipped most of the times to tell both sides of the coin and to make themselves look bad in the story that they tell. Most times the story is going to be one-sided to make everything sound like they're just the victim. And that's most women, not all. He said you could be an amazing father. Watch the woman you're making a mom. Yeah, boy. Boy, I should have heard that [ __ ] 27 years ago. I should have knew that 23 years ago. Boy, look at here. I saw it. I'mma play it in a minute. Jayden Brown daddy spoke on Big Perk. I like it, but I don't like it because that's going to give Stephen A the platform to just run his mouth even more, play tough even more. when they're not gonna really see each other. Ain't nothing gonna really happen. I just wish that people would be honest and have real conversations around the topics that people are saying. They always want to uh quote these sayings that people say uh he who controls the image control the minds. So, why is it so hard for you to believe that they would hire a clown at ESPN to make sure he speak about black folks in one way and in one light and then speak about white folks in one way and one light? Why is that so hard to believe? If you're going to say this saying over and over, I just don't understand why it's so hard to believe. It's actually kind of right in your face. Yeah, he gonna play tough. He going to he going to get on TV yelling and he has enough money to hire a bunch of security guards. So I I just don't see that route doing anything. You got to get Stephen A to talk more. That's why he afraid of me. I know he got I believe in my heart of hearts that Disney listened to what I said on that podium that day when they put me in front of people and I said the most simple but the most profound thing that anybody can ever say and I always get myself in trouble doing that. Just like I said it's all about who we like. They hit they made the like button on Instagram and on Facebook and you got people taking off all of their clothes, embarrassing their family, their kids, their mama. They don't give a damn. As long as you hit the like button, they'll show you they hold you to. They just want to be liked. Kids now in high school, they put a picture up and they check for who liked it. And if they ain't get a bunch of likes, they'll do anything for a like. And it's sad. It's all about who we like. Hold on, y'all. I got How many times I got to block? You can tell it's election time. God damn. What's up, C? Like he's been the new currency for a little over a decade. Well, I sat back and I watched I watched what he did to me and I'm like, "Wait a minute." Like I'm the first of my kind and this is how you tell the story that he can't play basketball. Really? I'm the first overall number one draft pick. I'm like, "Okay, it's interesting. If a white person would have said all the things that he's saying, this would be considered racism." But the stuff that he's saying and the way that they will start worrying about my pocket so much, I said, "Oh, I know exactly what this is." But when they asked me, they said, "Wami, how hard was it to do what you did? Like, what advice do you have for people that's in your situation?" I said, "Well, I think my situation proves that there's no excuses. that if I can come from a single parent household, one of eight with no father, brothers going in and out of prison, what's your excuse? Cuz all I kept hearing was excuses. I've been in every [ __ ] um they kept trying to make me not like my daddy. When you got to when you are in these programs, and this is what they don't tell you, when you're in these government assistant programs, Yeah. They give you free food. They give you free cheese and the free lunch program, but they also there's a counseling aspect to that. And they always bring you back to your daddy not being there. And then they talk t talk to me about learned behavior. And I kept saying, uh, my daddy is not around, so I'm not mad at my pops. They was like, but don't you miss him? I'm like, how do I miss what I barely even remember? And as a kid, it seemed like I was smarter than these uh whoever these guys they hired off the street to come talk to us. But they always brought it back to trying to get me angry at my father. And I'm just like, even though he made mistakes, even though whatever he's not around, why would I be angry at somebody I'm not around? I'm like, I'm good. So they program these kids to one, not like their father. Uh that's number one. Why would I hate something or not like something that looks like meat? That's psychologically programming. They do it early and they do it all. Then they fill us up with a bunch of [ __ ] dairy and cheese, which I do not think is good for a kid's body. If you look at a lot of these lunch programs and a lot of these free lunch situation, they give you highly processed cheese and they give make sure you get a lot of [ __ ] milk. And I'm lactose intolerant. What I found out as an adult, which I probably knew as a kid, it's just it just gave you the [ __ ] milk. But the programming starts long before I think people even realize it. But I've gone through the actual program, so nobody can't really tell me [ __ ] And the [ __ ] is sad. If you're going to help kids, if you're going to give them a free lunch program, you don't give them a cow's milk. You give them real fruit. You don't give them balls of sugar with no seeds in it. You give them real watermelon with seeds in it because of the liasin and because of all the things that's in it because of the electric electrolytes and uh all the things that's in the watermelon. And that's why I think they took the seeds out cuz I don't think really nothing's in this new watermelon. But that's neither here nor there. But the brainwashing started early and so I asked a lot of questions to the point where I irritated the hell out of every counselor that I was in. I've been an irritating [ __ ] So I kind of enjoyed this role. This [ __ ] talk about cheese while biz dragging his dad. That's what you want to talk about? Let me get your stupid ass out my chat. My daddy can't hear nobody, clown. But anyway, I told y'all to stop bringing that stupid [ __ ] to my channel, but I see y'all ain't get the memo. Uhwami, you're touching on something that went full throttle after a certain Hawaiian uh got into office. Well, I don't know what Hawaiian did it, but all I know is I'm lactose intolerant, but they fed me a bunch of [ __ ] milk. So, I just realized that one, I'm not angry at my father because he wasn't around. Why the [ __ ] would I be mad at somebody that's not around? That's stupid. Two, why are they trying to get me to do that? And when you break down the situation of why they would try to get a kid to do that, it makes uh perfect sense. But I went through all of these programs to learn that none of that [ __ ] matter if you focused on It took me three years. I said to myself, I'm going to focus on this [ __ ] and get this done for three years. I said, I'm going to college or I'm going to the league. One of the two. And I focused and I I stopped doing what I was doing with my friends and my brothers. And I sacrificed. I had tunnel vision. I woke up every day doing the same boring but successful routine. And that's what people don't want to hear. They get online and they tell you every day how you can't make it because some big tall white man is going to stop you from making it. But if you just tell a kid to go somewhere, get a a successful routine, it's going to be boring. You're not going to want to get up. There was days I was so goddamn sore. I I didn't feel like I can walk. But I got up, though, and I put in something. So, you got to get a routine every day. that is a successful routine and do the [ __ ] every single day and something good is going to come out of it. And that's what people don't tell people. If you look at every successful person, they were determined. They had their why and whatever that why is they they they focus on that why. They don't whatever their friends are doing around them, the the great people can stop doing what their friends are doing and continue doing what they're doing. They know when to stop. They know when to focus. Now, there's some people that's so disciplined, they won't even be around you if you are doing something that could potentially knock their focus. There's different levels to it, but everybody does this who is successful. They take time out for themselves and they become successful at a routine that they master and that's how you make it. all this white man this. It could be a white man still there, but guess what? He ain't going to stop a [ __ ] thing. He can't stop success if you get a successful routine and do it every day. Can't. No way possible. He could try put up roadblocks, but you ain't stopping nothing. You ain't stopping nothing. All right, let me get this [ __ ] out of here, too. On this line, trying to make internet about what some other stranger is saying. Y'all [ __ ] is weird. Y'all [ __ ] is weird. I see. I see what y'all detractors try to do. The [ __ ] y'all know that I'm way more in depth than just worrying about what some some clown, some person, anybody is saying about people in my family. I don't give a [ __ ] about that, bro. Stop bringing that over here. Anybody that's bringing something that somebody's saying about anything else other than what I'm talking about, kick them out of my chat. We over here talking about being consistent, hard work, and nobody can stop you. A message that these people need to be putting across the internet instead of worried about white men and white people do it too and all this stupid [ __ ] You're not white. I'm glad I had based and logical parents. Hey, look here, boy. You black. You hanging with them white boys, you can't do what they do. I didn't cry about that. I said, "Okay, now you can teach your son whatever you want to teach him. Teach him that he white. Have your big black boy yelling at white officers like he's black in a racist world that you keep saying is racist, but teach them to be ignorant in a racist world instead of teaching them to say, "Hey, this is a racist world." You might want to let the courts feel it figure it out instead of you yelling on the side of the goddamn road. Maybe you should try it that way. But don't give your kids a code of conduct. I I'll be, you know, based enough and emotionally intact enough to just do it without having to say, "But why? But why is it like that? But why?" [ __ ] [ __ ] it. Check it or respect it. Y'all want to cry about everything. But we gonna play this Marcelus Wy. We gonna go over uh his take on Jaylen Brown.

>> Jen Brown, your daddy. What y'all talking about?

>> My son is very educated enough to know what to say and what not to say, what's off limits. And big perk, you wrong for jumping PS your teammate, [ __ ] I don't like that. Excuse the n word. My dad is. You know what I'm saying?

>> I don't know what you're saying. Excuse the n word. WHAT YOU MEAN? SAY IT OR DON'T SAY IT. If your son is educated enough to know what to say and not to say, I think he got it from his daddy. No. So, daddy, you know what to say and not to say. So, don't say excuse it. You let it out there. All right. So, Kendrick Perkins went there. Boston Celtics, former player. Um, a lot of conversation and controversy about Kendrick Perkins. Is he allowed back in Boston? I to me it sounds like, look, Perk go where he want to go, but Boston kind of was like, we good on you. Y'all beat that up in the comments. Let me know what you're thinking. But Perkins has been and and as usual when something is a major conversation piece in sports media and if Stephen A. Smith jumps in it you automatically got to start counting more than one. You can't say Stephen A Smith is in it by himself because usually it's going to be a Kendrick Perkins. Usually it's going to be a Ryan Clark. Usually somebody in his posi Phil Jackson said we'll jump in with him and Kendrick Perkins dove in deep in watch your mouth boy.

>> Okay.

>> The champ is back. But sometimes we learn from our I'm a father, right? And sometimes my daughter's u she's in grad school right now. I went to visit her over the weekend. I realize now when I talk to her, I'm learning from her, you know, and you you might, you know, take things differently than how Jaylen might handle it.

>> Thisful kids I I raised, man. Let me tell you something.

>> He ain't lying there. Be real. This could have went sideways a lot of ways. And I think that even the gas was added when like I said, Kendrick Perkins, Stephen X, the way that they're handling it is like they want the smoke. the way Jaylen Brown's handling it like look I want to put out the fire but at the same time don't try to burn me up bro and I think that he's right in that respect I love the fact that he said how you can learn from your kids to the theme of what I'm seeing through my kids they're so small trust me I understand it but I'm taking it in doses also in the comp list like I'm like I remember me at 10 like 10 is a fullyfledged thought for me like I remember 10 years old and I'm looking at 10 years old again and just one generation difference and recognizing that Jayen Brown I really I I mean I don't take sides I'm not built to take sides had a long lengthy conversation last night about one of my boys who I couldn't support. I couldn't take his side. I salute the truth. And in this situation, I think Jaylen Brown standing 10 toes down on it.

>> Very respectfully.

>> Um, y'all just don't understand how simple this really is. Um, they don't have no more LeBron James talk. The draft already happened. So, you talked about that. The guys ain't start summer league yet. So there's a media lull right now. They're going to make up stories. They always make up stories. Jaylen Brown, the best thing that ESPN does is they got a mouthpiece. And Stephen A. Smith. And if you notice, every so often he has these blowups with these different black athletes. And what does he do? He takes it to ESPN.

Every time he has a beef with somebody, he brings it to ESPN. Who gets the ratings? ESPN. Stephen A. Smith is basically just like a YouTuber that's been mainstream. He's he does the same thing that YouTubers do. Say a celebrity name, get them to say something back, and then you go there and make a hit piece about what they say. You do the whole ESPN special about his conversation with Jaylen Brown, about his conversation with Wami Brown or about Wami Brown. It's all for ratings. And y'all wonder why ESPN is number one. It's all backed by this one clown, Stephen A. Smith, going out to instigate arguments with athletes, whether it be Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving. He had Kyrie Irving on the chopping block for the longest. And you had uh urban mothers and and and and uh tech people who watch ESPN every day listening to Stephen A. Smith berate Kyrie Irving calling a man selfish because what he didn't want to put in his body that was unproven. How is that selfish? That's selfless. This man is a father. This man is a husband. But because Stephen A. couldn't play basketball, he'll give everything for he's like the tin man. He'll do anything for a heart. Or which one of them [ __ ] ain't have a heart or a knee. So Stephen A. Smith is a would a could a should have ass [ __ ]. And when you a would a could a should have dude, you'll say and do anything from a would a could a shoulda do perspective. He's never done anything in that aspect. He's talked his way to a bag. He sat on the sideline and talked about other people. And you know, there's pros versus Joes. They they they got a guy that looks like a regular everyday average Joe and he gets the attention of athletes. That's what an average Joe wants. There's people out in the streets that love to argue with athletes just because they, yeah, he said something back to me. Yeah, [ __ ] cold, dude. That's Stephen A. He's a clown. He's never persevered a damn thing. He he cracked his knee and quit. Jarvis Hayes cracked his knee, still played a couple years. This guy is a loser. And so when you have a guy like Jaylen Brown, somebody who's real thing and everything, he's not. Jaylen Brown has nuance. He's he's not a one-trick pony. He's not just a basketball player. So when he says things like, "Hey, this was my favorite season. You guys are just thinking about basketball." And that's all Stephen A. knows. What? That was a shot at uh Jason Tatum. That's not how you have a conversation. Y'all want to y'all want to pretend like Stephen A. Smith is educated. You're not educated because you place big words in place of small words. If you're educated, you don't assume things. You don't put paint where it ain't. Jaylen Brown is a very articulate guy. Instead of someone putting words in his mouth, all they had to do was say, "Jaylen Brown, what did you mean by that statement that you made? We don't get it. So, we're not going to put anything on it. What do you mean by that statement?" You think Jaylen Brown wouldn't have said what he meant? And when he did say it, it made sense. Y'all wrote the Boston Celtics off. Nobody thought the Boston Celtics was going to be anything. This man has been in the locker room, won championships with some of those guys in there that didn't get any playing time, that started to blossom and play. Seeing his teammates persevere and go up in different levels in life. That's the nuance that you don't get as a fan. You need to stay in your lane as a fan. It's called respect. Respect goes both ways. I don't give a damn if you're flipping burgers. Don't nobody come in there and tell you how to make your Whopper double. So don't tell Jaylen Brown how to feel about his team that he leaded. that he led. I'm talking about leading KB. You know, they ain't interested in that. They want the clout. Facts. That's how I know it's all [ __ ]. But you got to understand the [ __ ] that they screwing out is affecting somebody's real life though. This this man's real life. Y'all don't run around telling people and making [ __ ] up talking about he just hard to deal with. He's just so smart and like to argue. He just No, he just not gonna let you run a bunch of [ __ ] past him that he understands is BS. He not gonna do that. Damn. Stephen A. Smith can get away uh can't get away from them Brown boys. Wami Brown, Jaylen Brown, Judge Joe Brown, Doodoo Brown, them Browns keep winning, not Cleveland Browns. Salute to you. Perk changed his d tone today because he didn't realize who he was talking to. See Jaylen Brown's daddy done went and damn near caught a body allegedly stabbing a dude allegedly. And Jaylen Brown's daddy, they say he got them hands. He's the box. And we all know it's it takes a whole lot more energy to fight than talking behind a mic. And looking at Kendrick Perkins' physique, he might have been a bad fighting [ __ ] at one time. He might have been a hard fighting son of a gun at one time, boy. But I'm looking at his physique now and he got every bit about 90 seconds worth of knuck if you're bucking him. I do like that we get our feet hot. I ain't going to lie. Kendrick Perkins. I might have to steal that. Now, you done been around some old folks that know some boy. That [ __ ] said we can get our feet hot. I like that one now. I ain't going to lie. I give props where props are due. I like when you said we get our feet hot. That was cold. But I just think you're not in shape to be getting your feet hot. You go [ __ ] around and have a heart attack talking about you want to get your feet hot at 400 something damn pounds maybe. I don't know how much you weigh. Hey, what you say? Big Perk, watch. Who you talking to? C. What's up? What say? They appeal to the average dumbass. Smart people understand nuance. Stupid people always stupid people are always arguing. Don't cast pearls before swine is a real thing. Salute to you, bro. Yeah, [ __ ] just want to argue about every goddamn thing. Offended by everything, ashamed of nothing. How you going to be a strong [ __ ] You offended by every damn thing. See, know say I know Jaylen Brown's father. He ain't nothing to play with. Yeah. But hey, Kendrick Perkins about we can get our feet hot. It don't seem like his feet been hot for a long time running, walking that much or nothing. The size belt he is. I guarantee you Kendrick Perk's belt is about a 56. I ain't going to lie. I don't know though. All of them. You know what I'm saying? And how he handled that kind of pressure, I commend him. >> Yeah. >> Because me, I'm different. Mhm. >> I'm getting your face, Stephen A. >> Yeah, I'm coming to see you, Marcelus. Why you looking at me like that? >> What? What' you say? I'm looking at you. How you know? I'm What? What's going on? Just kidding. That's his name. His name is Marcelus. Marcelus, I say. Um, look, this whole First of all, I already tell y'all all the time, nobody getting in front of nobody's face. It ain't that serious. These are words and microphones. Ain't nobody really going to go there. But at the same time, I think it's really, really sad. Hold on. So, know you said he a former pro boxer. He always went for the KO. Oh, so Kendrick Perk don't want to get his feet hot no more. He ain't going to want to get his feet hot no more. To see that the state of affairs is we don't see enough sophisticated, articulate, eloquent conversations about this. This ain't gangster stuff. Playing sports is gangster, right? I'mma beat you. I'mma dunk on you. A technical foul, I get a flagrant, I do whatever I got to do. But when we talking about, hey, what do you feel about yourself? Hey, what's your favorite year playing? Hey, how's your career going? Hey, these analytics say this about you. Hey, trust me, we got a lot of ammo on this conversation. IT'S LIKE, HOW THE HELL YOU GOING TO JUMP IN AND TELL ME ABOUT ME AND THEN GET mad at me cuz I don't agree with you. No, he's talking about that country aiding nword. Kendrick walked the words back like a craw like a crawfish. When Jaylen Brown's daddy started roaring, he caught Please today on the show. He didn't want it, man. No, man. I got I got to go see it. Ceno said, "Me and Mace got an exclusive interview on my Patreon." All right, SAY IT AGAIN. HOW THE HELL YOU GONNA JUMP IN ON ME AND get mad at me because I don't agree with you? You, boo boo. I feel like Marcelus. I am Marcelus. I feel like him. I'm like, I jump in your face if you try to tell me about myself. You got to calm down, dog. >> I come to see you, Stephen A. I called you a couple times, Stephen A, and you didn't answer. But it's okay. >> I just wanted to talk about a man to man. What's your problems? Why you attacking him? Why do you attack the black community? Go. >> Stephen A not going to talk to you if you got a physical presence about yourself. Uh-uh. He not gonna talk to you. Hell to the N. He gonna call security on your ass. Hey big fella, is Stephen A. Smith going to call security on you? Now the feds know about you right now. Did you hear Jaylen Brown's dad? Oh no. Oh no. We got to do something about this. ESPN, you want me to say something about Jaylen Brown, you going to have to protect me from this [ __ ] Cuz Jaylen Brown, daddy, uh, I seen a report that he worked that blade on somebody ass in 2025 that he just was to be the attempt, you know, allegedly. So I don't know what the hell going on. He he already on house arrest for attempted 187. I told you. So that story that I read was was true. Yeah. Stephen A. Smith not going to respond to you, sir. Tell you that right now. You putting blades on [ __ ] back allegedly. They ain't going to talk to you. The feds know about you right now. Soon as he said, "I'm pulling up." They call the feds on your ass. ESPN ain't going for that. You got a record. He might be getting his probation violated. You better calm down, big fella. Don't say nothing else on camera. Don't say nothing else on camera. >> You, Stephen A. I called you a couple times, Stephen A, and you didn't answer. But it's okay. Mhm. >> I just wanted to talk about a man to man. What's your problems? Why you attacking him? Why do you attack the black community? Go attack the white community. Oh, that's right. You getting a check to do that. >> Off the rails. Damn it. We had something there. Your name Marcelus, too. Okay. One, Stephen A. is doing his job. No matter how you feel about it, it it garners attention. And since attention is currency now in today's media more than ever, Stephen A. Smith, that's why he's the king of the hill. Like, just be real. Okay. Like I said, I'm compelled to tell the truth. Anybody could be the king of the hill if you going to talk bad about black men and hold the place of white men. He ain't no [ __ ] king of the hill. He run a mill negro. Yeah, he a run the mill house boy. How many stories we got to see of people making mistakes and he only reported on them one way? That's all we've ever said. He can mask it and say he's just talking about the game. He's not talking about no damn game. Kyrie Irving rejecting a jab in his body. It don't got [ __ ] to do with basketball. He made it he makes sports and politics. He mixes them all the time. They made that jab political. And they used that boy Stephen A. to talk directly about Kyrie Irving's contract. I don't talk about the the money. That man said I wouldn't give Kyrie a long-term deal. I would give him a short-term deal and that's what he got. Stephen A. Smith look like a nword who run out of the bat. Of course he doesn't. No, but he doesn't have to run. He got enough money to hire security. That said, this ain't a black and white conversation. And I'm going to say this till I die, I'm sure. Um I'm going to say it at nauseam because the whole world's not watching my live stream right now. This may be the first time you've heard this, but uh it's very difficult to cover sports in America, not talk bad about black people because black people make up 53% of the NFL, 72% of the NBA, and those are the two sports we cover. So, talk bad is one thing. Makeup narratives is another thing. To say that you talked to the whole city of Boston and they said that Jaylen Brown is arrogant. You talk to the front office and all these people like about one man who is walking up to Stephen A. Smith and talking to him about Jaylen Brown and why you don't need to talk to a ESPN analyst about Jaylen Brown. If you don't want his services, talk to another GM. The [ __ ] are you talking to Stephen A. Smith for using the media in order to get narratives out about a guy to lower their contracts. Same thing I said they use finan media to lower these guys' contracts because there's a protocol that if you don't like Jaylen Brown and it doesn't require you talking to a ESPN analyst, there's a thing called the free agent. There's GMs all over the league that would love the problem of Jaylen Brown. So all of this stuff he's saying is BS. There she goes. That was her I ran into. How you doing? She talking about your little disrespectful self. I told you I said I'm polite in public now. Come on now. Yeah, I'm very polite in public. I just curse a little bit on the internet. Just a little bit. I'm cleaning it up. But it was good seeing you too. Happy birthday to you. She said, she she even said it in the text, but slow down the foul language. Yes, ma'am. I ain't got to cuss at him no more. >> As a black man, I've been in that position before as Stephen A. Smith. When you say something that's critical of a black player, it all of a sudden means you're talking bad about the black community. And that's hypersensitive and that is completely wrong. So, let's move off from that dumb point. And I'm not gonna >> I'm not moving off of that dumb point. That's not a dumb point. We're not gonna let uh No, I disagree with you on that, Marcelus. And I have video evidence to prove it. And it's not about basketball. It's not about sports. If they keep it on sports, that's cool. But we're talking about when uh Josh G, what's the guy? Gordon, the wide receiver for the Browns, he had a marijuana issue and the man smoked marijuana again instead of Stephen A. saying, "We got to get this brother help. We need to get this man into a rehab facilitation." An addiction is a real thing. You don't you wouldn't walk up to a crackhead and say, "You [ __ ] you put crack over money. This this and that." Do you know how much crack and drugs have ruined families? And it's not a money thing, but Stephen A. Smith is not a very smart guy. So, he's not very nuanced. So, he just thinks about one thing, how to get money, how to get his boss some money, and how to get some of it. So, he doesn't understand that there's some surgeons who fell victim to drugs. There are some doctors, there's plenty of people, attorneys who fell victim to drugs. Drugs don't, it doesn't matter if you're successful. Some of the most successful people if they get caught up into drugs, it's over. So instead of them encouraging rehab and Stephen A pitching a thing about rehab in that way, he didn't talk about it in that way. And then when you have these white players who have these addiction issues, uh Josh Brown was addicted to uh weed and lean. So when you have these white athletes like Johnny Manziel and the baseball player who's addicted to drugs and partying and drinking, he does not speak about these guys in that way. He talks about it in a second chance type of way. And so yes, controlling the image and how you frame it around uh the black male's image is not nothing that we're crying about. And that's the sad reality of being a black male in this society. When you try to have a conversation about what someone is doing to you, the rebuttal is, "Oh, don't cry." But then when we get violent, it's, "Oh, don't get violent. You got to learn how to talk." Well, when I was talking to you saying what you were actually doing, you responded back that I was crying. So, I don't want to give you the impression that I'm crying. So, now I'm busting your ass. So, so now what? And that's where it ends up go that's where it ends up going because most people will not have a conversation and directly address what it is that you're actually saying. If you don't see no tears coming out of somebody's eye, don't insult them by saying that they're crying. Have a conversation about what it is that the person is saying. Are is there a thing out there where they're controlling imagery of black men? And if there's a real saying that he who controls images controls the mind, why can't we have a conversation around that without somebody saying that you're crying? Cuz once once you start saying those type of words, you're crying this this and that, that's going to change the conversation into something else. It's no longer going to be a conversation. If I can't articulate to you that without you coming back at me with crying, cuz that to me is you dismissing me, dismissing the things that I'm saying. Call everyone who says that point a dummy. But if you have that point and another dumb POINT, YOU MIGHT BE A DUMMY. SO STUPID. AND THEN BLACK COMMUNITY. WHAT THE [ __ ] IS A WHAT ARE Y'ALL TALKING ABOUT? WE KNOW WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT. It is just doesn't make sense. I I'm in the black community. I never look at one thing that Stephen A. Smith says about another player. I'm like, "Oh, that's cuz he black. Oh, that's cuz he white." Cuz I can tell y'all don't do enough of your research. Whoever says this, Marcelus, whoever says THIS IS LIKE, "DOC, have you watched? Do you not understand how he used TO DESTROY TIM TIBO?" I could go way back. See, I got the ammo. I got the receipt. Why wouldn't he destroy Tim Tibo? Tim TBO talks about the Bible. Do you not see that they're enslaving Christians in in South Africa right now, Liberia? They're enslaving Christians right now. Tim Tibo won was a winner at every level. He didn't win a championship in in NFL, but he took the Broncos further than they ever been in a while. Now, would I have traded him for who they traded him for? Yes. And that's why they did that. They made sure they went out and got somebody that you can overlook what they actually did, which is suppress that dude because he's a Christian. You telling me to go from winning for the Broncos to never playing again had something to do with the way he threw it? Nobody gave a [ __ ] about the way that guy threw the ball. He won. Now they covered it up. It was a Manny. Everybody's going to make that trade. And on the surface, it just looked like, okay, he got traded for a better quarterback. No, this man was giving glory up to God every time he did something. They don't want to see that [ __ ]. Now, you can say, "I'm reaching all you want to, but you go on TV and talk about Christianity if you want to and watch what happened. Watch what happened." You have a better chance shaking your ass and and talking about something demonic than it is talking about something Christlike. Don't nobody want to hear that on TV. You can say I'm You can say I'm tripping. If you want to go on TV and talk about Christ or go on TV and shake your ass and which we'll see which one get the most views. They don't that's bad for programming. So they don't want to hear that. They don't want to see that. KB go check out the uh the road tripping podcast where Perk addressed Jaylen Brown's pop. The time stamp is 5150 through 5620. He was sounding like he want to get his feet high. He he he wasn't sounding like he want to get his feet hot no more player country bumpkin perk. So I gotta go find this. What' you say? I gotta go find the road tripping podcast. All right, let me go find the road tripping podcast. See if he want to get his feet hot. Nobody don't want to hear no Christian [ __ ] online. Nobody here. Why you don't see no Christian [ __ ] on Instagram, Tik Tok, all the stuff that get the most views is the most secular satanic [ __ ] ever. Where my scam ass [ __ ] at? Do you got did that got anything about Christian in it? You say something about Christ, you turn people off. They turning the station. Christians turn the station from stuff that's Christian if it ain't Sunday. The hell you talking about? is you got to only talk about Christ on Sunday. You talk about Christ on Saturday, Monday, today. I don't want to hear that. The hell is wrong with you? I know Christians that don't want to hear nothing about Christ until it's church time at 10:00 on Sunday, 8:00. Other than that, they want to hear that spin that [ __ ] Spin that [ __ ] They don't like me cuz I tell the truth. I like it, too. Just not that song. Even I'm I'm at an age to where I understand the social engineering of the [ __ ] that happened. Trina had all the girls doing guys didn't have to say nothing when Trina came out. She told them girls [ __ ] about five or six best friends and they were trying to be like Trina. It's a dangerous thing now for your kids to look up to people cuz the people that they look up to that they put in front of you, they teaching you some [ __ ] but just people don't believe it. They they swear up and down they freethinkers. Boy don't know that they they pick their friends based on [ __ ] the road tripping podcast. Let me find It say 51. All right. Uh, stop this. You said 51 something, right? Excuse me. Prime. They're going to be very, very talented. So, we're going to we're going to we're going to need some guys to step up. There's no issue with that. Um, dur There's some people talking trash in the chat. We're not going to address that. But, we are going to address something, right? Uh, what what do you say? We're going to address them like the numbers on a house. Uh is that is that is that what the term is big perk? >> All right. So uh recently uh I've always had this and I will stay here in the chat and you guys have heard me. If you are a parent, if you are a spouse, if you are a trainer, we don't want your opinion. We don't want your opinion on this because it doesn't do good for the team. It doesn't do good for the player. And recently, uh our big perk was addressed. And I'll give Perk the floor. Uh hopefully he stays plugged in. Uh but I'll give Perk that I'll give Perk the floor. It's gonna be a little wobbly, but I'm going to give Perk You got the floor. You say I'mma give perk the floor. It's going to be a little wobbly. So, so this is the growth in me, right? Um, obviously Jaylen Brown's dad went on the podcast and, you know, he had some some things to say to me or whatever the case may be. uh you know about me changing on his son or whatever the case. That's that's irrelevant. Let me say this. Number one, I'm a fan of Jaylen Brown. I've been a fan of Jaylen Brown. You can go check my my ex account and all the way since back when I've been talking about Jaylen Brown being arguably the best two-way player in the game. Okay, cool. Whatever. This year I voted for Jaylen Brown. First team AllNBA. It's a tweet out there where he said, "Hey man, you know, he felt kind of disrespected in the way." This is not accurate a accurate quote, but it's along the lines of because he he feels like the world's against. Well, I wasn't. I actually voted you first team all NBA. That's facts. That's >> Secondly, Secondly, I actually voted you fourth on my MVP. >> See, when a man gets to doing all this, I know they're full of [ __ ]. That's woman [ __ ] [ __ ]. We ain't talking about all that. When you got to explain all this other [ __ ], I voted you this. I voted you that. He wasn't talking about that. We talking about you specifically mentioning him talking about what he felt about the end of his season. What that got to do with all the other thing when they do this, this is [ __ ]. Men, I know y'all can pick up on it. Women do this that we ain't talking about all that. And [ __ ] how you grew in one day? You just said something. I just heard you say you wanted to get your feet hot. Now he talking about this my growth. Nah, [ __ ]. You got a better understanding of who you were talking [ __ ] about. And now you better grow. You better move past that [ __ ] before you get knocked out. [ __ ] talking about this by growth. You talking about you want to fight somebody that just got out of got out on an attempted 187. The man almost unalive somebody allegedly last year. You got a family and kids and you didn't do no research talking about we can get our feet hot. Everybody not going to play with nobody, man. You got to stop just threatening people just because you a big wide back big baby mama body perk. You got to stop that, man. I can't stop. You ain't the only man. That's what people got to stop doing. You said what you said. That's that man child. He called you a boy because he knows you work for them white zatties and you not in control of your thoughts. Because if you was in control of your thoughts and you a fan of him like you say you are and you voted for him like you say you did then why you ain't give him a conversation. Why you ain't call this man phone? You a former Boston Celtic. You can't get a hold of Jaylen Brown. You work for ESPN. You can't get in the locker room and pull up on him. It could have been an exclusive. Look man, I'm gonna give you a chance to, you know what I mean, tell us what it is that you were saying. Let me call you. I know it's the end of the season. Let me pull up on you in Boston. Let's have a conversation about it. I'm that much of a fan of you. I'mma go on ESPN and I'mma put out a narrative that you shouldn't have said what you said. I'mma put that on people's mind that no, you as an adult grown man was tripping and you shouldn't have said what you said out of your mouth. See that? That's why I don't got a lot of friends. I ain't gonna lie. These [ __ ] be fake. You You know how to get in contact with me, but instead of you having the conversation with me, you have the conversation and open. And then when you're questioning about what you said, you want to talk about all the other things around what we actually talking about. Yeah, I voted you. I voted you the MVP. Oh yeah, I wanted you to do this. I'm a fan of yours. Uh, I'm just not gonna respect you enough to have a conversation with you. I'm gonna put my opinion out on one of the most popular media stations in the world without talking to my so-called fan that I'm a fan of and my so-called friend. Come on, dog. Y'all need to cut the [ __ ]. Uh, ballot over. So, facts. Okay. Okay, cool. That's another fact. Uh, last but not least, uh, I just like pencil in a volunteer deal at H.B.CU, Jackson State University, where I'm going to help people be able to be better, help people to be able to get into college, and it's not just sports. So, you know, I'm doing my part. >> You're doing a great job. >> Yeah. But but last but not least, bro, is like the part of what does any of this got to do with you saying what you said about Jaylen Brown and then inviting his daddy to a fisticuff? I I mean, matter of fact, let me think about it. For the last past couple of years, the only time I seen Kendrick Perkins in the news is when he about to fight somebody who black. Whether it be at an AAU game or somewhere else, he's either threatening or ready to fight somebody black. Every time he don't have no understanding with somebody black, he go straight to Yeah. And if you say what you say, we can fight then. Austin Rivers. Yeah. If you don't like what I say then, [ __ ] I'll slap the [ __ ] out you. But you gonna help people. You making people better. Really? Name the white boy you got into it with and then the first thing you going to do is offer violence to him. Man, he got these [ __ ] so clone. I'm not saying I'm the person that offer violence to white or black people. I don't do that. My I can talk. My first thing is not to offer violence to nobody. But I can't stand people that always offer violence to black people first. And I know the guy like Perk, a big old country, nice sweet boy. He'll be to a white guy. He'll be a nice sweet little boy to a white man. He's not bred to just rush to a fight with a white guy cuz he was told what most people was told. You know, act nice in front of white people. So that's why he act a certain way in front of black people. He always go back to his roots of fighting and trying to be a tough guy to the anybody who black that say something to him. With the white people, he want to try to sound smart and then then fumble over his words and trip over his tongue. I can't stand that [ __ ]. I can't stand it. Every single time low IQ Negroes, all they want to do is have a fight with another black man. Y'all know they don't do that to them white boys. Why you think I came out with the saying respect me like you respect them whiteboard? This ain't no reverse psychology. This is a fact. These guys do not rush the violent Chud the Builder went in the middle of the street and call black men the n-word. Name a black man that can go in the middle of the street, offend a black man, and they don't get shot right there on the spot. This [ __ ] is sad. They done brainwashed these [ __ ] to only get violent towards each other. The first thing out of his mouth towards anybody black is something violent. He can't even articulate why he's talking about this man in that way. Okay, once we get past the pleasantries and trying to sound like you on his side, why did you say what you said then? And I think you worsen and weaken your point when you say that you're a fan of a person, you're cool with the person, you respect the person, but you didn't call them. It don't make sense to me. All those things that you say is the reason why I know you full of [ __ ] Cuz if if I'm a fan of somebody, then that mean I'm not trying to embarrass them in front of the world. I'm a fan. I'm not trying to put a narrative out. I'm a fan. So, I'm going to try to reach out. If you notice, none of them try to reach out to Jaylen Brown. They just talk about Jaylen Brown. It's sad. They all do the same thing. They can't stand an articulate black man that can make them think and make them respond and answer questions. If they can't dismiss you as crying, if they can't dismiss you as angry or crazy, they everybody wants to bail out of a conversation with a black man. It's weird now. And I've learned from my mistakes in the past far as like how I go about approaching things on television. Like one thing I took a step back from was name calling. So when I address Jaylen Brown, the situation at hand, I address basketball, right? I address basketball. I never once disrespected Jaylen Brown by calling him a clown. I never called him a counselor to a team. I never said any of that. So that's neither here nor there. I was addressing something that was pertaining basketball, trade rumors, you know, stuff like that. Now, since I got my two brothers on here, I think the biggest thing is look how they lie. I got I've been addressing trade rumors. You guys are helping the trade rumors. You guys are trying to make it seem like he's taking shots at his teammate. You guys are trying to cause division between him and one of the best players on the team. Why would you do that? Why would you do that? There, it makes no sense. Y'all didn't ask him no questions, none of that. Y'all started talking about, "Oh, well, uh, his teammates is with with doing commercials and and leveling up and what are you doing? Nobody don't want to be around you." This and that. He building Black Wall Street. That's what he doing. And that's why they don't like him. He's up helping build rockets and and [ __ ] for NASA. That's why they don't like him. You guys want him to have a beef with Jason Tatum so bad that you put paint where it ain't. You make [ __ ] up. And that's where the problem lie. You ain't just talking basketball. You're running narratives so that you can have news stories that is affecting this man's real life. And then when you're asked not to do that, you don't know what else to do. So what do you do? You just make money for ESPN talking about it. They make money going and coming for White Zetti. They bring up these stories, these nonsensical stories that everybody start talking about and then once they bring it up, it gets news. Now we got to talk about the fact that they said it. It gets news. So they don't care. Kendrick Perkins can barely [ __ ] talk and they got him in this situation. This guy has been the same guy since he played basketball. Foul and fight. Foul somebody, want to fight somebody. And that's what he's doing now on ESPN. Say something stupid, offer up a fight, say I don't want to fight. Same thing. This [ __ ] is sad. But then as a black man, what do you do? You try to have a conversation with him, you're crying. You try to be articulate with him. Oh, you're crying. Oh, you just angry. Oh, you just this. You just that. They never address what it is that you're actually saying. Is there a thing where ESPN and Disney pay black faces to speak about black males in a way to control their image to make it sway towards a negative imagery? Do they take the time in these news stories and give black men the benefit of the doubt that they gave Josh Giddy or do they run with the story? Do they do what they did to our football playing brother um what's his name that was in the longest yard? Now he got a new girlfriend. He made the news again cuz you know they got to they can't let him go. He won that lawsuit. uh allegedly, but he was sitting in a bar and some lady accuses him of something while he was working for I don't know what uh who was he working for at the time. And when I meant he, I'm talking about what what's he used to be a cowboy, former cowboy. Somebody help me with this. Not Dion Sanders. The other great Michael Irvin, thank you. Michael Irvin is sitting at a bar and a a young lady accuses him of something sexual and before he can even prove himself innocent, he's fired. He's ridiculed. He's made to look guilty and then he has to sue people to get his reputation back. So now his wife is in a state to where she can't even be a wife to him. and he goes and he looks like he's getting with another woman and they running that story too. The white CEO, the white exec that was cheating on his wife, they ran that story for like one day. They make sure they want to control the imagery of us black men. Even though we're the most active fathers in the household, we're the ones that they say or leave and abandon their children. Even if there's a white man out there that's a two-bit piece of [ __ ], the women won't say nothing. They protect their image. They won't take him to child support. So it's all if it's a black man, he's going to child support, they going to do all they going to go down through there with him cuz that's what they that's what they know. White man, they oh he's a white man. They got a benefit of doubt for everything. But if you say that, you crying. But then people scream black lives matter. They cry every day about everything. Now, when a black man get violent with you because you keep insulting him and saying he's crying, then is, oh, he's violent. Which one is it? Is is that I address and I and I didn't just say it to Jaylen Brown. I actually said it to Jaylen Brunson uh on his podcast when during the All-Star break to his face. Me and JB got a good relationship and he accepted it. He told me how I felt. I told him how I felt in front of a live audience. Also addressed Draymond Green way back in the day about parking. I'm just I'm just one that's made up of I don't believe that guys should be doing podcast while they're playing. Now, my two brothers here actually was the first ones to actually What does your belief have to do with your job? You don't you could believe what you want to believe. You don't have to say that on your airways and do all that. There's a lot of guys, Draymond Green, and a lot of guys that's podcasting while they're playing. I think they should podcast while they're playing. So that way when you guys get up there and listen to White Zaddy and they say a bull crap narrative, these guys can get up on their own platforms and let you know that you don't know what you're talking about. And ESPN and most of these sports shows have become more about drama than basketball anyway. Y'all don't talk basketball. Y'all talk analytics. That's why y'all got LeBron James thinking that he's supposed to get a max contract based on the numbers that he got. Cherrypicked ass numbers. But we'll get to that in a minute. Y'all got a 42-year-old, this is what analytics done did to the damn basketball. Y'all got a 41-year-old thinking that somebody's supposed to pay him max salary for those [ __ ] numbers. That's what ESPN and First Take has done to the damn y'all trying to media pressure everything. That's what ESPN and First Take has done. If Michael Jordan wanted to come back and play after he left Washington Wizards, there would have been several teams trying to get Michael Jordan to come back. Several. He played every goddamn game. Uh his knee was swollen, but he was jumping on the floor, diving on the floor, doing the little things. And he don't he don't run from his responsibility of playing defense. If he's on the court, he don't have ESPN analysts saying, "Oh, well, he's 41. What do you expect? He can't play defense. He don't make that weak excuse. If you out on the court, you're supposed to be able to do everything that a basketball player is supposed to do. If you owe Ku ass home and get some prune juice and Metamucil like the rest of the old people, you don't get the chance to make the excuse about what somebody used to do. Like I can you go home to your wife and say, "Look, baby, I used to be this. I used to have the money for the bills, but I don't. Nobody gives a [ __ ] about what you used to be able to do. It's all about what you could do now. It's all about what you could do now. And if you can't do nothing now in which he can't do [ __ ] now. He can't run no team. He can't do none of that right now. So, no, that's not what he should even be thinking about that he's going to get paid. Nowhere near that amount is he going to get paid. Not go get you some prune juice. Yeah, go get you some prune juice, Metam Mutil. You know what I'm saying? You got to start dealing with certain things when you get old. You know, this [ __ ] is crazy. Most of these sports shows they want to get into a back and forth with somebody and it becomes about that. It becomes about that more than the sports take. There's no what sports take uh from the one of the ESPN shows uh Gills Arena, any one of these sports shows, what sports take outside of them coming up with a MJ versus Kobe versus LeBron situation? What sports take that jumped off the page to you and said that's a great breakdown of the sports? like it there's none. And LeBron James is in his 40s. He can rupture an Achilles. He can tear his knee up. And any injury at this stage would be career ending. but he wants max money and he wants a team to be able to put together a team around a 40-something-year-old that can't play defense and that's going to leak out and cherrypick baskets. So that's why I got in the title uh where will the king lay his his crown because that [ __ ] been knocked off his head. Hey, how do you go from talking about he the this this guy is the media goat? Because this the league has spoken. I'm telling you right now, if MJ was [ __ ] somebody might let MJ come on the team right now before LeBron stop [ __ ]. But if MJ wanted to play again after that 2002 season, I'm telling you, somebody would have gra somebody would have grabbed MJ. Somebody definitely would have grabbed MJ. And when I saw Austin Reaves get signed, I said, "Boy, it's over for LeBron. All that goddamn slick sideways hating he was doing had Rich Paul with all that hating. That man still got 185 million." And y'all LeBron fans can act like y'all didn't see what we saw that a undrafted player made the GOAT the third option. Ain't no way in the hell MJ would have ever played on anybody court and been anything but the number one option. We had Jerry Stackhouse. MJ would fall and [ __ ] still was the number one option. That [ __ ] traded way Richard Hamilton to be the number one option. today. Ain't no way he going to play on a team that ain't going to be the number one option. Yeah, he got 185 million. Pistons making a move for LeBron. LeBron Man Carino gonna lose his goddamn mind if the Pistons get LeBron. Hey, I don't think Cena go watch basketball if he go to Detroit. Oh my god. Ceno going to have to cheer for LeBron James if he hit the game. I think Ceno going TO SAY, "GOD DAMN IT." NO. HEY, Cena going to act like he MISSED THE SHOT. NO. Dang it. Why did it have to be him? Cena. Hey, Cena go break the [ __ ] TV. LeBron go hit the game winner to get to the playoff. Cena go knock the TV over. Hey. Well, I don't know what Cena gonna do, boy. What you going to do if he go to Detroit? Boy, Lord have mercy. That's going to be crazy. He going to Golden State. Yeah, they

Confess, we've done wrong. We've not been the honorable people. Even those of us that are Christians are far less.

Imagine if black people had a national call to say to the world and to say to America, "We are sorry for how we have lived. We are sorry that we have created a great tax problem here in America and we've not contributed as we ought. Our children are running wild in the streets and we want to apologize. We want to deeply repent and make a confession of our shortcomings."

Yeah, there have been things done by other people as well, but that's not our problem. Our problem lies within what we've done to ourselves and we want to apologize if black folk did that, right? Accountability that would go a long way with our community. Just a little.

Well, I can tell you, Pastor Manny, it'll be a cold day in double hockey stick for anybody to do that. I can tell you that now because you, how can you think that women would do or anybody would do something like that? We got people living in poverty in the hood, uh, saying, "I do it all on my own." They getting government stipends saying, "I do it all on my own." So, what would make you think that they're going to say sorry when people are so delusional to say that they do it on their own with the stamps coming in? So, Pastor Manny, that'll never happen. You can forget about that.

Accountability.

Just accountability.

Yeah. Yeah.

I'm tired of the Democrat Party making [ __ ] out of our women and [ __ ] out of our men. I'm tired of it. I'm tired. I've had enough of it. Would you ask him? Let me speak.

You homosexual. Give me a quote. Give me a quote. Wow. Jesus says, "I didn't come to change the law." Matthew 5, verses 17-19. He says, "I didn't come to change one jot or one tithe of the laws of Moses." He said, "I came to fulfill it." He said, "Heaven and earth, the universe will pass away before I change one thing that Moses said about [ __ ]" Dr. King had. Wake the hell up.

He said the women ain't going for that [ __ ]. Oh, of course not. Like I told you, it's people living in the hood right now. That check coming on the first and it's coming on the 15th. And they'll tell you right now they did it all on their own. So, and when I was in the hood, [ __ ], we said the same thing. We ain't did it with no help. And I knew that check was coming every damn month, but we got it on our own. Get it out the mud. We really got it out the mailbox, but we got it out the mud.

Up from that dream Dr. King had. Wake up. That dream is killing us. I'm going on to say, I'm praying that the Republicans or whoever they are, the right-wingers or whoever they are, will be successful in their gerrymandering, if you will, processes because we don't need no black politician. The day the black man became a politician, the day Martin King stood there on the Lincoln Memorial and said, "I have a dream," is when the nightmare of the black family began. It was from that point that the black man left home, stopped working, stopped being responsible, made babies in various villages and ran from place to place. It was there when Dr. King said, "I had have a dream that the nightmare we now see of the homelessness of black men sleeping on the streets of Harlem, of Los Angeles, of Houston, of Atlanta." It was when Dr. King said, "I have a dream that the black woman no longer could get married anymore. That she now had the root little pig or die. She going to get popped full of babies by the black man, but he ain't going to have enough sense to take care of them. He's going to be too lazy to go to work. That laziness is going to come over him." Nobody knew what the term lazy was until Dr. King said, "I have a dream." That dream was a damn nightmare and it's beginning worse. The Lord said, "That's why he sent me to speak outlaw." That's what God said to return that man back to home. We don't need no black politician or ham politician either. No, we don't need him. What we need, he said, "Black people need to apologize." Uh, that mean you too, right? He wants all of us to apologize. I know I'm not doing it. I can understand the sentiment of what he's saying though. We're not going to physically apologize. Who the [ __ ] do I apologize to? I ain't act like that. So, I ain't apologizing to no damnbody. But I'm like the Conor McGregor thing. I apologize to absolutely no one. Yeah, I apologize to absolutely no one. And I don't think he meant for you to actually go out and apologize. He just put it out there in the atmosphere for you to think about the things that he's saying. I know how to think past the apology part. I'm not apologizing to nobody. But but I do think it, it's a catchy thing that makes you think like, what the [ __ ] is he talking about? And if you listen to the words that he said after that, if you listen to what he said after the apology, it's like, damn, instead of apologizing, just clean those things up. And what he said about MLK was like, damn, let's go back a little bit.

Married anymore. That she now had the root little pig or die. She going to get popped full of babies by the black man, but he ain't going to have enough sense to take care of them. He's going to be too lazy to go to work. That laziness come over him. Nobody knew what the term lazy was until Dr. King said, "I have a dream." That dream was a damn nightmare and it's beginning worse. The Lord said, "That's why he sent me to speak up." That's what God said to return that man back to home. We don't need no black black politician or hammock politician either. No, we don't need him. What we need that hammock man back in that home again the last 35 years, if you will. You've been hearing me call for that man to come home. Wake up from that dream Dr. King had. Wake the hell up from that dream Dr. King had. Wake up. That dream is killing us. It's killing the hell out of us. Wake up, black man. Wake up. Wake up, black man. That dream is killing the hell out of us. That I have a dream. Wake up, black man. Wake up. Wake up. Wake the hell up. That dream needs to end. If it don't end, there ain't going to be no black man from that dream Dr. King had.

Many people watch you, right? And there are a lot of people who want to support you, right? There are a lot of people who want to platform you to push your efforts even further because it's clear and it's true. You can see it. You have a love for the black community. You want to challenge.

I'm thank God for that. And I do. You want to challenge black men, black fathers, black leaders, black politicians, black mothers, you know, the black family. You have spent your legacy speaking into the black family.

Brothers, if you listen to a black man, you weren't always the low-life piece of crap that you are now. You used to be a man. You ain't the low-life piece of crap that you are. You, you know what? You wasn't always the low-life piece of crap that you are now. You used to be a man. What in the heck? Yo, I ain't never heard no pastor talk like this in this mother. This dude is hilarious. And he's right. How you going to be hilarious and right? You don't see the state of men right now? A bunch of dudes hanging with a bunch of dudes trying to impress other bunch of dudes trying to have sex with the same girls as a bunch of dudes that they like or don't like. Everything is a bunch of dude heavy. And it's just a bunch of weird dudes. Back in the day, a man would get a woman and be with his woman. If he wanted to hang with some dudes for a little while, he hung with the dudes for a little while. Then he went back with his woman. It's like they, it's like a guy's got separation issues now. They can't never leave the guys. It's just damn, I miss my dog. Many nights club hopping. Many nights we were hustling. Damn, I miss my dog. These [ __ ] miss their dog. And women are just the same now. Women are grouping up. I can't. And it's the straight women. You can't tell if they leboss or not. You can't tell nothing. Got all the girls commenting on the one girl that got a boyfriend. It's like, [ __ ], that ain't your business. Like, I don't understand it. I don't understand it. Everybody is is is backwards if you ask me. You got a bunch of guys that just want to be with guys and you got a bunch of women that want to be with women, but they want to be with guys, too, but they want to really be with the women. There's the other women that want to act like it's just so friendly with women when y'all really don't even like each other. Like, I don't understand what's going on. What happened to the genuine love? It's like people want relationships so they can backdoor each other. Oh [ __ ], I'm going to get a relationship. I'mma back the door this [ __ ] first or I'mma back door her ass first. It's like, damn. Yeah. Damn. I miss my dog. Many nights club hopping. Many nights we were blowing trees. Many nights we were hustling. I think that hook right there, uh, made these [ __ ] just be crying. Them [ __ ], them [ __ ] used to cry. Listen to that [ __ ]. You got my big homie locked up. Big homie. I miss you. Damn. I miss my dog. Many nights, sometime I miss my big homie. I miss my daddy too. The [ __ ] just got issues, man. They miss their daddy. They miss their homie. [ __ ]. I don't understand. I miss my girl. [ __ ]. I can't miss you like that. You used to be a man.

One of the problems, I don't know how widespread it was, but when the black man was in the field working, Miss Anne would come out to the field with her bonnet on and her umbrella and she said, "Hombo out there with his shirt off. It was trouble." Mr. Charlie said, "Nah, Miss Anne, you can't go to the field no more. You've been talking about talking about bring uh Billy into the house." No, cuz that ball used to be something. Hell, we wouldn't have all this woman with woman. Now, if black men can still turn on a woman, but tell you something, man. Anytime a damn woman can turn your woman on, there's something wrong.

Talking that talk. No. Uh-uh. No, brother. You need to wake the hell up. I'm not your enemy.

Yeah.

I need to show you how to be a man, 'cause you ain't nothing now. You ain't worth spitting on. Don't have a job. You ain't got no money. Don't own nothing. Can't thrill nobody. And you're getting worse as the days go by. Your children are running wild in the street and can't no damnbody talk to you. You're poor as Job's turkey. Stupid as hell. Uneducated. And talking about Pastor Manny ain't for the black man. I damn sure. God dog. You stupid as hell. And you uneducated guy. I thought stupid. Um, you know, covered the gamut of Pastor Manny ain't bullshitting. You're stupid and you're uneducated. God damn boy. He, he driving home a point here, buddy.

Wild in the street and can't no damnbody talk to you. Your poor is Job's turkey. Stupid as hell. Uneducated and talking about Pastor Manny ain't for the black man. I damn sure ain't. No, I ain't for you. And I don't know if I can even call you a man looking at your condition. Oh, brother. Somebody said to me that if Jesus is black, heaven is a ghetto. Everywhere black people live is a damn ghetto. Why should I be yelling at the white man? Hell wasn't for him, we'd all probably be dead from diseases and sickness or hell with each other. Wasn't for the white man. The white man built America. You say the slave built. Don't they come that I slap the taste out of your mouth. You ain't built nothing. Half the time what you did deal as a slave. The white man had to whoop your ass with a whoop to get you to do that little bit of work that you didn't do. Whoop your ass. Cancel this [ __ ]. Cancel this [ __ ] right now. Cancel this mother. Uh-uh. Cancel this [ __ ]. Cancel man, right. Hey yo. Oh man. Hey, we got to cancel him, bro. We can't we can't let this. I didn't say half the little work you did do, somebody had to whoop your ass. Hell no. Come on now. We got to cancel him right now. I'm starting the petition. Oh shucks. Boy, this joker here crazy. Oh man, this joker crazy. Got tears coming up my eye. This [ __ ] here is crazy.

Ill as a slave. The white man had to whoop your ass with a whoop to get you to do that little bit of work that you did. Do you had to whoop your ass to get it? Talking about we built them. He ain't built a damn thing. Don't own a damn thing. None of you had Harlem. You threw that away. No. Uh-uh. Thank God for the white man. Thank God he's built Americans with other safe places.

No, he did say to ride around on.

Did he say thank God for the white man? Hold up. He ain't say no. Thank God for the white man.

On the damn thing. None of you had Harlem and threw that away. No. Uh-uh. Thank God for the white man. Oh Lord, he did say thank God. Oh man. Yeah, man. Man, man. Yeah. I don't think he'll ever make it mainstream. Yeah, buddy. No, no, no, no, boy. They'll have people going crazy about this. Yeah. Yeah. It was a good thought. I just don't think so.

God, he's built Americans, some other safe places, built airlines so you can ride around on, built automobiles. Hell, y'all ain't got one nation in Africa built a car. Talking that damn talk. Only thing y'all can do is play basketball, run up and down the court like a bunch of double-jointed fools.

Somebody said to me that if say the only thing y'all can do is run up and down the court and play basketball like some double-jointed fool. Okay, we got to see if he got a a a black suit, a white man up under this dude's suit because this [ __ ] too funny. When people accuse me of being vulgar, that the word ass or hell or damn should not be used. But how many times have I preached the word that went right through you? It went right to the core of you. It went right to your problem. It went right to who you are. It identified. It enlightened you. It did more to educate you than the 12 years of the school you went to. How is it that one can do that while at the same time be a bow person? Not true. You've grown. You've enlightened. You've learned. And more than once. And yet you're going to say, "I'm going to disconnect myself from that person because he used the word ass in a sermon." Well, hell, I'm going to disconnect all of my enlightenment that my mind was expanded. I now understand. I have a greater understanding of the world now, but now he used the word ass. Bam. I'm throwing all that away. Damn. There you go. There you go. When people accuse me of being vulgar.

Wow.

Black man, the African. I pray almighty God that people would stop trying to show me and tell me what to preach and let me say words that get people's attention. Let me say the words that many find as untoward because the devils have taken the words of ass and damn and hell and piss and [ __ ]. The devil has taken those words. Those words are originally God's word. Th-those are originally your words. Those are originally your words, Jesus. Those are originally Moses' words.

Wait a minute. He say, wait a minute. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. So God's words was hell, ass, damn? Hold up, man. Hold up. Hold up. I got to go back. This I ain't never seen no [ __ ] pastor like this. I need to be a pastor if I can talk like this.

Me of being vulgar.

Wow.

Black man. The African. I pray almighty God that people would stop trying to show me and tell me what to preach and let me say words that get people's attention. Let me say the words that many find as untoward because the devils have taken the words of ass and damn and hell and piss and [ __ ]. The devil has taken those words. Those words are originally God's word. Th-those are originally your words. Those are originally your words, Jesus. Those are originally Moses' words. Those are originally the words of the law. And the devil took them out of the Bible and then painted them with an ugly paint and said anybody who says them is cussing. It ain't true. It ain't true. Those were your words. The word damn was the first time it was spoken was spoken by you, Jesus. Yet the devil took the word and said you can't use it. And the word ass, the word hell, the word hope, the word piss, the word dong, those are your words, Jesus. Those are, those are your words. The devil took them and then painted them and said you can't have privilege to these words. You can't have privilege to the word damn, hell, and that's an [ __ ]. You can't have privilege to them because they got power. The devil has lied to us and told us those words can't be. But that's found in the holy pages of the word of God. Jesus, I pray. Jesus, I pray that people will fall in love with the word. Come to this church. All your niggerism, all your crackerism, all your handkerchief head, all your redneck.

Oh, this guy might be something. This guy is smarter than you think. Oh, okay. Interesting. Interesting. That's kind of. He's unorthodox for sure. They're interesting though. God always used unorthodox people. Throughout history, he always used unorthodox people. That's why these cookie-cutter mothers are always mad at somebody who's unorthodox. They're always. God won't use them. These straight up and down, straight-laced mother truckers, God don't use them. Not, not in the way, in a big way. The ones who really make the earth move, they're unorthodox.

That's interesting what he just said. I learned how to. Excuse me. That was a little bit. Yeah, I didn't think he was going to make it sound like that. I was actually against him and then he made it plain. All your white supremacy, drop it. Drop it and come to this church and sit and let the man of God, let the word of God saturate your life. God Almighty, your name is Jesus. You are King of Kings. You are Lord of Lords. You're the almighty God, the all-knowing, the all-seeing, and the ever-present God. I ask you as your humble servant. I ask you as one anointed with the anointing of David and with the power and the spirit of the Holy Ghost, please Lord, quickly eviscerate every black politician, those that are even lying in the hospital on their sick bed dying or those that are dying of a terminal cancer such as what Al Sharpton perhaps starting with Al Sharpton first. Please them. Almighty God, hear my cry. Hear my plea. Do not hold up.

Yo, this dude is funny as I don't know what. Is he praying? What? Well, what did he say?

On their sick bed dying. Apollo, please. Lord, quickly eviscerate every black.

I thought he said that word. Quickly eviscerate every black. Hold on, let me hit it one more time.

Of the Holy Ghost. Please Lord, quickly eviscerate every black politician. Those that are even lying in the hospital on their sick bed dying or those that are dying of a terminal cancer such as what Al Sharpton perhaps started with Al Sharpton first. Please wash them. I'm out of. Oh man. Lord have mercy. Jesus. That man said, "How about we started with Al Sharpton first? Eviscerate all black politicians." Started with Al Sharpton first. Now, we all know he doesn't really mean that, okay? We're not going to eviscerate all black politicians. There are some great black politicians, but it is hilarious. He wants you to think, and we know he used Al Sharpton with for a reason. Start with Al Sharpton. He said that for a reason.

God, hear my cry. Hear my plea. Doc.

Hear my cry. Doc Ash. Ain't this like a gas shaver place?

Yes, that's one of the. That's one. I love having the Cardier family on the show, man. And fun fact, again, like I said, my realtor buddy actually helped them buy their house on the trolling. Is this guy a comedian?

He's not trolling.

I thought it was a wish every black politician. My only regret is that I can't include Barack Hussein, the long-legged Macdaddy, Obama, and cry to have them genocide.

Oh my gosh. Because Obama's not black and neither is Kamala Harris. But Lord, set us free. Lord, rain down fire and brimstone as you did on that fateful night there in Sodom and Gomorrah. Or if need be, the way you caused the flood to flood during the days of Noah. Please relieve us of all every and any black politician, past and present. Please remove them, all of them, from the face of the earth and from their plague upon humanity. James, I pray this ash wish, this genocide prayer, this Sodom and Gomorrah, this Noah's flood prayer.

Oh my goodness.

Upon all black politicians in the name of Jesus, do I make this prayer. Hallelujah. Amen.

Oh my gosh. That is a crazy prayer. He got really hating in his heart. Insane prayer. This guy is absolutely insane.

You know what? You know what God did to Sodom and Gomorrah?

I want to continue referencing. I have been going through that the worst stock of black men that have ever been raised on American soil have been raised over the last 50 years. We have read the least productive, the most vile, the most imprisoned, the most violent, the least responsible black man. We've been here since 1619, allegedly, to some of the people that keep track of the first coming to America by black people in terms of slavery. But even in slavery, I mean, we were able to raise Nat Turner and Frederick Douglas. You can say what you want about them in terms of post-slavery and, you know, pre-abolitionist and post-abolitionist, but the worst case, the worst crop of black men ever have been raised over the last 50 years. And if you know a black man who's between the age right now of one and 50, he is a part of the worst generation of black men that have ever walked upright on American soil. He's the least protective of his family. He is the poorest. He is the most homeless. He is the most imprisoned. His sons have been shot down and killed. He has been shot down and killed. He has been raised by his mother who doesn't know how to raise a man. His father has perpetuated a situation. And his mother is still looking for somebody to love her, looking for a man. There ain't no man. The worst, the worst marital conditions for the black woman on planet Earth in terms of finding a husband has never been as bad. A black woman would be better off finding, would be more productive finding a husband on the moon than she will on planet Earth.

Come on.

Years ago, going back 50, 60 years ago, uh, when black men were men, uh, the average black girl, 17, 18, 19 years old would have at least three or four men proposing to her. She'd have that many men want to marry her. I'm going to tell you the truth. Every black woman knows this. The black men that have been raised over the last 50 years, raised by the Civil Rights Movement, raised by the likes of Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, later on with T.D. Jakes and Obama and the so-called mega preachers. You can't, the black woman knows you can't find a man. I don't care how good you look, how tight your skirt, how low your cut on your bra, how pushed up your bra is, you can't find no man out there. Now, he ain't there now. He's there, plenty of them sleeping on the street, there plenty of them in prison, and there plenty of them that turn fairies that there plenty of men out there looking for men, too. There plenty of black men. Look, there might be more black men out there looking for a black man than the black woman. It's a mess. It's a scream. I tell you, it's a scream. And why is this?

I know we're laughing, but you know, you, you really have to take this in and understand, you know, sadly, he's actually making some great points. You know, you really have to take this in. I know some of y'all probably have have, you know, see this might be as entertainment or whatever you might be looking at, but there is some great points he's actually making because of the cultural, if you will, the failure of truth, the failure of the churches, the failure of the politicians, the failure of the mothers and fathers to follow the tradition. When that Civil Rights Movement hit, that Dr. King movement hit, black people went buck wild. I mean, they went buck wild. After Shirley Chisholm and Adam Clayton Powell, they went buck. Wow. Crazy. Liberals, if you will, giving up and and expecting the government to do everything for them, hating white folk and marching up and down, burning down buildings like they're starting fires. I mean, they went, the black family went. But wow, they think I'm crazy 'cause I keep telling, but look at where you are. You are. You a black woman? I don't care how good-looking you are. You long hair and long legs and a nice fatty and a protruding. Yo, why he keep goddamn raising up and down like that while he talking? I don't care if he got a nice fanny, a good-looking hair. I don't care. You ain't going to find no man. Boy, he telling the truth 'cause it's some fine women out here, boy. It is some drop-dead gorgeous women out here, but they, it's just like we don't assimilate with each other no more. You say something, they offended. You do this, they offended. You do that, they want to be your mama. They do that, they want to lead you. It's like, wait, hold on. Wait a minute. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Pump the brakes. And then you see some of them same women, they get with them white boys and boy, that's when the femininity kicks in. The acquiescing kicks in. Making a deal kicks in with the guy. With the black guys, sometimes it is a fight to the end. So it's give and take 'cause some of the men are not good leaders. But when you get with some men that are, they, their friends tell you that they're controlling. So it's, it's hard, man. It's, it's a tough dynamic to deal with. You, you, you get in those little friend groups. Oh, he's controlling you. No, no, whoa, whoa, whoa. We, it's just that we're building something personal. And if we're building something personal, then I got to put my personal touch on it. And our personal relationship ain't got a [ __ ] thing to do with you. We could be friends, but what you do in your personal relationship could be different than ours, and we can still be cool. But the problem is so many people want to get in these little friend circles and friend groups, and they overshare. And a lot of times the women overshare. Men know, we're not going to tell you where our money at and we're not going to tell you how good our honey is. But sometimes women overshare. They, they talk too much about times where it's, you know, where it's rough or or when it's good. Do not overshare with your homegirls. It ain't none of their goddamn business what you got going on 'cause it ain't no takebacks. You say something bad about your guy in front of your friends, they going to keep that same energy. Y'all going to make up, but they going to keep that energy. Breast. You can't. Ain't no black man out there. The black man you're looking at is looking at the black man across the in the next cubby in the office. He's looking at the man too. It's a scream. The worst condition on planet Earth. There's never been a time when a black family has been so destroyed. And this is the part, the reason being is, and you, when you, when you lift up somebody like that, Barack Hussein, the long-legged Macdaddy Obama, I mean, even Ray Charles could see that man was footy. Had a $3 bill. He wasn't even black. Raised up in Hawaii as a surfer and spent the first nine years of his life in Indonesia being raised by a [ __ ] who had cut off his junk. And Barack Obama was in the house with that [ __ ] day in and day out when he was 9, 10, 11, 12 years old with that [ __ ]. You call that your first black? You sickos. You black people. You sick. No crap. So here we find a black man. Black children ain't got no. Why is his face jumping up and down like that? You sickle. You black sickle. So that's why Obama is telling everybody they need to have a a gay friend or something like that because is that if that what happened to him, if that's true, then who knows what happened to him, you know? Like who knows what happened to Obama if he got raised up around a [ __ ] Like I don't know why people are making it seem like it's a good thing for kids to be around any adult. I wouldn't let my kid be around a straight adult, but they want to make it seem like it's offensive for you to say a kid shouldn't be around a training. Oh, that means you're not all inclusive. Oh, that means no, [ __ ]. That means this is an adult and I'll slap the hell out of any adult that's around my kid. What do your adult ass want to do being around my child? And so they're trying to soften you up to the idea that these people, just because what they identify as, is a nicer blend of people. And that's not true. These are adults. Adults don't. Is not hanging with my child. I'm sorry. You're not going to try to soften the blow and say these because of their sexual orientation, because of who they are, they're flowery, they're happier, they don't got [ __ ] to do with nothing. These are adults. Why do they want to hang with children? I'm an adult. I don't want to hang with no child. If it ain't my child, if it's your child, we can be cool. We can shoot some hoops. We could go do something that's fun together, but then you got to go home. I don't want to hang with your child. It's not mine. I'mma be nervous hanging with your child outside of your presence because whatever your child says, you're going to go with, right? So yeah, that's what I'mma go with. Whatever my child says, I'm going to go with. And sometimes children ain't always right. So I'm not, I don't want to hang with your [ __ ] kid, father. And then I try to talk to the mothers. They, they, well, he supposed to make us feel good. Would be putting people down. So I, you know, I would want to say that to you. I think it's very important that I do that you understand that that's a condition and God has called me to raise up men of righteousness. I don't expect most of y'all agree with that. Most of y'all are just as stupid, sick, poor, imprisoned, impotent as you can possibly be. And some of y'all, who, some of you black men out there couldn't make a woman excited about you. You couldn't ring her bell. If you had the Liberty Bell from Philadelphia when they would ring that bell during the days of freedom, you couldn't ring that woman's bell 'cause ain't nothing.

Okay, man. You talking about ringing bells? Your old ass ringing bells, man. This dude ringing bells. He might be. I don't know. I don't give a damn side of you to ring no woman's bell. It's a mess, I tell you. Talking about Obama, your first black president. That's Sylvester Houston down there in Houston is your mayor. You ain't got nothing. Can't do nothing. Ain't got no money. Broke. Talking about Al Sharpton is a great leader. What a bunch of sickos y'all are. So you don't like Pastor Manny. Is that right? Well, we here ain't for the black man. He ain't no sure ain't for y'all. Got no Lord. And anybody for you lost their mind. But I say anybody for you that lost their mind. Damn. Hold on. Get to this other video, man. Hey, Pastor Manny is a funny dude, boy.

From the Carmelo Anthony trial and people are still making up narratives. And one thing I've come to believe is that if the roles were reversed and Austin had stabbed Carmelo and he died, no one would be making up the narratives and begging for a retrial. And that is the reason why I don't take any of your opinions serious.

Secret Service Sam here with a Carmelo Anthony update. Now, here's something interesting. I saw a woman point out online. The videos that have been released are heavily, heavily doctored. She points out the tent. Her dad apparently owned a tent-making factory or something, and she points out that she believes this tent was doctored to the point where they, there's different shades of yellow that you can see. She believes that it was doctored so much to not let you see the full view of what was actually happening under that tent. It is, it is a revelation. It is not surprising. But you notice different shades by the benches. You notice even the black on the tent. It looks like they use like a coloring grading tool and it's a different color. So my question is, why are we not seeing the actual video? There is HD video allegedly that exists of this altercation and why are we not being shown that? I have sent in my request to Collins County to get the official autopsy because again, people were passing around one that was not real. It is so important to not spread misinformation. This is a tragic, tragic situation, but justice must be served. Justice was served and to be honest with you, he received a lenient, very lenient sentence for what he did. Let's keep going.

Carmelo Anthony was already suspended from school.

Shout out to my sister Linda. Y'all make sure y'all go check out Linda B. Chat with me, Linda B.

When he appeared at that track.

Uh, yeah, shout out this lady, Linda B. I didn't, uh, I saw this late and I was going to play her video after this, but I don't have to do it now. This is already included in this video. And shout out to, uh, Righteous Perspective because, uh, yeah, he puts together videos very well. And I didn't know that that allegedly Carmelo Anthony was already suspended for bringing a knife to school on a previous situation. But we black, so we ain't supposed to say that. So come on, lady, you. Hey, they ain't going to let you eat no chicken. There go your chicken. It's over for you. You ain't get no chicken.

On that fateful day. He was already suspended for having a weapon at school. He wasn't supposed to be at the track meet. Okay, remember, he wasn't supposed to be there. April 2nd, 2025. If he was where he was supposed to have been, Austin Metaf would still be alive. So clearly we have a pattern here. But you woke and woke black folks who don't listen to logic or reason going to actually believe that it was self-defense. But in the police report, it did not say anything about Carmelo saying he was jumped. He said he put his hands on me and I told him not to. Y'all just make up stuff.

Bless your.

You ain't supposed to talk about that. He put his hands on them. You just supposed to keep repeating. He put his hands on them. You definitely not get no cornbread, no macaroni. And I already said you wasn't getting no chicken. I ain't even getting no chicken.

On us. You are just so ridiculously delusional. Those of you who believe that Carmelo had to actually act in self-defense.

Yeah, she's absolutely right there.

See, when some of you black get on this app and start running your damn mouth about civil war with white folks and beating up white folks and all types of [ __ ] like that, y'all going to find out. Y'all don't want to wake up that beast. Trust and believe me. Y'all don't want to. What you should be worrying about is taking care of your community. You got immigrants sitting in them damn seats in politics making decisions for you and your damn kids' future and they don't even belong here. That's the real fight right there. See, that's the real fight. But y'all don't see that because you're locked on 1700 and 1800. You're locked. You wasn't there. You was not there. I respect them more because at least they had ambitions and goals and dreams. Even in shackles, they invented [ __ ]. They could even read and write and they still invented this [ __ ] to make our lives better. What the.

He know what? Uh, people don't understand that. But in times of discomfort, you make stronger people. In times of comfort, you make weaker people. And what we do is we made everybody so comfortable. We got women arrogant. We got kids arrogant. They think they know everything 'cause they didn't have to struggle. They don't have no adversity. You give them an iPad, you tell them they go to school and if they get good grades, they're the smartest thing in the world. They have no sense of what real life is about and the dangers that they're going to face. You can have a smart daughter or smart son. You put them in the world, a dummy can take everything from them because you can't be goofy. You got to be smart. You got to be well-rounded. And a lot of people are not well-rounded. And what she's saying is facts. There were people that were way less fortunate in dire situations. They invented things. They, they came up with things that was useful to the world. Now we don't invent nothing. We don't create nothing. We don't build nothing. With all this education and innovation we so-called have, we don't have a black community that we can actually go to that's safe, that's smart, that's with the times, that has the technology. 'Cause all of our smart black people, guess what they do? They stay away from you. And they not staying away from you 'cause they are [ __ ]. They stay away from you because of your behavior. You are nothing like them. You don't, you do nothing that they do. They stay away from you because they can't get along with you. If they can get along, if you had safe passages for celebrities, if you had safe passage for the celebrities that don't want to turn your babies into unalivers, we don't. We have safe passes for the celebrities that want to turn our babies into unalivers. We don't have safe passes for the celebrities that don't. The ones that's going to challenge you, tell you how to live on your own. You got to make it. We ain't going to hand it to you. And you don't want them. You want the one that's going to keep it real, keep it down, and get y'all all locked up. Long as you have fun while you doing it. Don't build nothing. Don't create nothing. None of that. At least they had ambitions and goals and dreams. Even in shackles, they invented [ __ ]. They could even read and write and they still invented sh it to make our lives better. What the y'all doing right now to make it better for the future of our black kids? What? Teaching them to hate white folks about what happened in the 1700s? That's it. That's all you got. Now y'all going to, y'all going to find out. Now we got one black girl already going to jail beating up some white girl talking about free Carmelo. Y'all going to [ __ ] around and y' let Carmelo Anthony get yed up. And you know what? He don't give a about none of you. He don't give a [ __ ] about none of y'all. Nope.

Y'all praising this little boy like he's going to really going to do something for our black community. Like he's going to stop the black crime. Like he going to get these immigrants out of seats and get these illegals out of our community. Y'all the problem. Y'all stay stuck on the 1600s if you want because these immigrants that got these seats, they not thinking about what you thinking about. They thinking about conquering America. Something that y'all should be doing. But you don't want that. You just want to keep crying about what happened about some time that you wasn't even there. Shout out to the sister here. Every time we highlight her on the show, she snaps. And she's absolutely right. That's what the Marxists do. That's what, you know, those people that crafted the 1600 project, that's what they do. They want to keep you in a a sense of victimhood. Thinking about something that happened in the 1600s, 1700s, and 1800s, and even the early 1900s, they got nothing to do with you. Me as someone that was born in 1979, like, man, every opportunity that is out there, I've been able to snatch up and take. And some when I was younger, I ignored not because it wasn't there, just because I wasn't interested. Hit the like button, share the video, subscribe to the channel. We got to check this clip out from Uncle Dennis Fairley, lawyer out of Texas, and he's been doing some good work, man. He's allowed people to call in and you got so many people out there in their feelings when it comes to this dag on case, man. And they don't know the law, but you got a lot of armchair quarterbacks, a lot of armchair lawyers that know absolutely nothing when it comes to the law. Everybody knows that in the state of Texas, if you take this thing to trial opposed to taking the plea, they gonna throw the book at your behind. And the crazy thing is is that Carmelo Anthony didn't get the book thrown at him. He got 35 years with an opportunity to be out in 17 and a half. Now, I highly doubt that he's going to get out on that first time on parole because most people don't get out their first time that they go up for parole. I have a friend, just being, just being honest, full disclosure, I got a friend that's been in prison for 23 years on a similar situation, a self-defense case, but he was in the wrong. He knows he was wrong. And he's been up for parole twice and they ain't let him go. Maybe he'll get out, you know, the next time he's up. Who knows? But that is the truth. And the dude got 25 to life. And he was in a legit self-defense situation, but he had already messed up. He was, he was in self-defense was in a situation was in there committing, you know, and committing a crime. So this young, hey, he did the crime, he wanted to be gangster, and there's so many of them out there like this. Everybody wants to be gangster until it's time to actually pay the piper. Everybody is hood and gangster and all this other kind of stuff. Even kids from the suburbs, they out here throwing up gang signs and all this type of foolishness until it's time to suffer the consequences for their poor decisions and their bad behavior. And then they turn into Sean Gatlin or they turn into a snitch. When they got them, they can't face that time that they facing. They gave them boys down there for Julio Fulio murder life. He want to turn into a pastor all of a sudden. He ain't turning into a pastor before he chased Julio Fulio down and unaligned them. He turned into a pastor after the fact. He loves the Lord. Now these people crazy, man. And they don't care nothing about nobody but themselves. You took somebody off this earth. You don't.

care about that. You care about how you're going to be done while you still here. Wow. There are some wild people out here now, boy. And then the fact that you've got all these people out here caping when there was just a case not too long ago, a 10-year-old unaligned his little cousin. I don't see BLM. I don't see people out here caping for him out in Chicago weekend before last, Juneteenth weekend. They're out there and shot up the place. I haven't heard anybody out here marching and caping for any of those folks. Those culprits, we go all year long, there's been all types of crazy Memorial weekend craziness. Don't hear folks caping. Don't hear, don't hear that going, uh, BLM, NAACP ain't coming to this, coming to their defense. No, these people are opportunists, man. They're race-crafters. And Booker T. Washington. This brother on this side. Washington, he talked about these people. There is a certain set of people that get, they make a lot of money keeping the past in the forefront of the people and not pushing people to do better, be better, to think better because they make money off of it. Simple as that. That was a paraphrase. But this race hustle, it's a billion-dollar industry in the United States. They're doing speeches. They're, they're, they're doing, they're getting movie deals, documentary deals to keep this race hustle, and to keep this racist, uh, ideology alive and well here in the United States of America. So, said it's racism, it's not dead, but it's on life support. And it's on life support because you've got folks that make money off of this that don't want to let it go.

Hit the like button, share the video, subscribe to the channel. Let's get into let it go. It's a whole, there's careers built off this. There's political careers. There's people that go get degrees to be political pundits. They just want to be political. They don't care nothing about nobody. They're not helping no people. They're just getting paid to talk around the topic. That's it. This video from Uncle Dennis Sperling. I'm going to drop the link in the description box below if you guys would like to check this out without my commentary. Let's go.

>> Welcome to the broadcast, sir. What would you like to add to the conversation? Hopefully, you have some criticism, too.

>> Yeah. Um, I just, I feel like you made a lot of assumptions, um, saying him admitting that he murdered someone. He didn't admit, um, to the police officer in the police report that he murdered someone.

>> Yes, he did.

>> Because if you look at the, um, if you look at the, uh, when they had these, the police, uh, body cam and he said, um, "I didn't," um, "is he okay?" He asked if he was okay. So he was even aware that, um, Austin had died. So he wasn't admitting to the police officer that he, uh, that he murdered anybody. And then,

>> But he did admit that he said, "It's not alleged. I did it." That's what the dude said.

>> As far as like the touch me. You're saying it in such a monotone way like he touched me like or a cavalier way, but he may have been emotional when he said it and maybe not picked his words the best way, but he just stabbed somebody and he's going through a lot of trauma and it's, um, himself. It takes a lot to stab somebody. He's very intimate. And so a 17-year-old boy who has no history of violence and no criminal record, for him to get to a point where he would stab someone in a public place like that in the chest, he was scared. And for him to get to a point to stab somebody like that, he was scared, man. Shut up. We already went over that one, but Lord have mercy. Let's go to this video right here. This is a new one on, uh, black conservative perspective. Your views and your opinion of JD Vance getting into the interview versus because I talk to these guys all the time and when I say these guys, I mean politicians and Republicans, uh, and so I know they're always going to be like that. They're never like this. Oh, everyone says after the show, Marjorie Taylor Greene, I kind of liked her. Like, yeah, everybody's a monster till you talk to them and you know, are there things we're never going to agree on? Yeah. And but you know, they, a guy like that, I knew it. I knew that that kind of guy. They're happy warriors. He hit him with, you know, three really, really hard-hitting things that say you can't keep doing this and they, they're just, they answer it, they obey it, but they don't hold it against you. It doesn't turn hateful. That's who it is. Some people don't want that. They want, you know, they would never be happy unless JD Vance walked out and I punched him in the nose. That's the only thing that would satisfy certain people. I don't play that game. I like to actually talk to people.

>> Losing my mind on what's happening right now, especially in New York. I mean, you got the Nazi in Maine. This really, really, really worries me. So,

>> He might run against Mandani. I, I would love to run against. If I was going to run, it would be here. Can I win here? I have no idea. I don't know the demographics, whether they get enough votes. There's a lot of people who like me in New York City. I know that I've done a lot of good in New York City when I wasn't thinking about politics, whether it's the Barstool Fund, pizza places. So, it wasn't for a show. I've had a real job. I've done real things, unlike these clown politicians who have never had a job and never been in the real world for a day, right? But the people voting for these people just won are like these young white, like Ivy League-ish, elitist women. It's like, who are they? Like, they'll never vote for me. They'll never believe in common sense. When you're unhappy, you want to make other people unhappy. And that's the key. Dave,

>> How happy New York is right now? Do you know how cool it is to see your mayor? No. No. Do you know how cool it is to see your mayor jump in a pool with a kid because mayor jumping into the future? He's not talking about my safety. I care about my children's life. Homicides are down in New York City. Yeah. I don't give a damn about no mayor jumping in no pool with no kids for no photo op. There's a thousand, there's going to be a thousand police officers out there when the mayor is out there jumping in the pool with kids. What about when the police ain't there and the mayor is gone? Can the kids swim? They always caring about the photo ops and the bull stuff that don't mean nothing. Freezes are happening. Campaign promises are being delivered. Punishing capitalism. You're, you're saying New York is a city of capitalism with a socialist mayor. He's going to drive everyone to Panama. He's going to drive everyone.

>> I just think they're like, y'all are missing the

>> Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. So, we got to react to a very interesting video from Stephen A. Myth, some commentary to restore person because it's not like any if given

>> No, it sounds insane, but that's actually how these people think.

>> I will always and consistently, if given an option to vote for somebody to my left, I will vote for that person because it's not like any, the people to my left are going to get their entire slate of policy ideas implemented. That's not how the system works. What we need is people to my left to be in power so they can drag the Overton window back to sanity. The right has moved off the spectrum to the right. Okay? And that's made it so the center has gone right as well. We need people who are to the left of me to drag us back to sanity in this country. And so I love it that it appears to be the case that Darisa is actually like a legit communist. But you know what? God [ __ ] bless. I love it. I'm not that. I'm more of a social democrat or a democratic socialist, depending on the day and depending on my mood. But God bless that there's some people too.

>> This dude is saying a whole lot of nothing. We need somebody to the left to drag me to the right. I need somebody to. Man, if you don't shut up,

>> My left who are saying some [ __ ] like this because it's only through pulling the spectrum back to the left that we will ever get anything even remotely resembling social democracy and improving the lives of regular people across this country.

>> And if you're the Democratic party, you got to pay attention. You know why? Because your leadership in the House and in the Senate could be in a world of trouble. Now, I think less for Schumer in the Senate than it is for Hakeem Jeffries in the House, but nevertheless, it could happen. Remember, uh, Schumer's career is over. Stephen A, right? I'm here to tell you, if AOC decides that she wants to run for Senate, Schumer is done, right? He's cooked. Okay. Hakeem Jeffries, I think is actually safer than Chuck Schumer at this point. Um, I think both really on the chopping block. Um, but I, I would say that as of right now, than Chuck Schumer, Jeff candidates, candidates lost. Zani's candidates won. So, by the way, because of that, what does that mean? That means he's gaining traction and he's gaining power. And when we look at MD and what makes him successful, let's understand this. As a politician, what is he doing? He can raise money. He can organize young and progressive voters. His endorsements carry real weight now, as we've seen. He can beat the establishment or he can beat establishment Democrats in deep blue districts. These are the kind of things that he's established already. This is seven months on the job. And when you consider the fact that his candidates he's endorsing are the ones winning and Jeff and the candidates that he's endorsing are not winning, this is the man that was the successor of Nancy Pelosi. When Nancy Pelosi endorsed you, you usually won. If that's not the case with Hakeem Jeffries, how do you think that's going to bode well for him in the House? Just on this show, my show Straight Shooter with Stephen A. When we had Senator Alyssa Slotkin on the show the other day, she talked about new leadership being needed within the Democratic party, knowing that Jeffries and Chuck Schumer are there already. Now, Chuck Schumer has been around a long time and few raise money better and more effectively. But who knows what's going to happen if AOC, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the representative out of the Bronx, who knows what's going to happen if her and Zoramani really become a partnership and a pair and he's out there campaigning on her behalf. What is that going to translate into? These are the kind of things that we got to concern ourselves with. Now, if you're a Democrat in the United States, particularly in New York City, Zoramani is coming. And if he's coming, what does that mean for the rest of America? Cuz I got questions. Where has socialism ever succeeded? If so, tell us where that is. How is it going to succeed in New York? How you going to sell that in the capitalistic society? You might do it in New York with young voters. What about the people in the suburbs? What about them? You really, really think this kind of message is going to resonate with them? Because ladies and gentlemen, what we're talking about here is this. If it resonates within the Democratic party, but it doesn't have a snowball's chance of resonating in a general election, then you're basically handing the presidency to the GOP in 2028 as well. That's what you're doing because the party, the Democratic party will have been perceived as being fragmented. That's what I'm seeing when I see Zamani. That's what I'm looking at and that's what I see when I see his ascension taking fold before our very eyes. Is he right? Affordability being a real problem? You're damn right he is. Is he right that the working class has been ignored? You're damn right he is. Ladies and gentlemen, over the last year. Is he right to freeze the rent and won't allow the landlords to raise up? Hell no. That's the problem. He don't know [ __ ] about business. Once he does that, the only thing you're going to do is make the apartment complex sell to somebody else because they're not going to be able to keep that, keep that up. His insurance is going to be the same. It's going to go up. His taxes are going to go up. That's why he's trying to raise the rent. But they won't let people in New York, they won't allow the landlords to raise the rent. They have it frozen for like two years. In those two years, only thing that's going to happen is a hedge fund is going to come buy that apartment building and they're going to change it to high-rise apartments and you're going to be kicked the [ __ ] out. If that doesn't happen, then there's going to be no improvements for those two years. And once he makes it past that, he's going to raise the rent to the point where you're not going to be able to afford to stay there and you're going to be kicked out. So you guys are voting for things that's going to go, all this free talk and not understanding that America is a corporation. Things for free. They, they are designed to protect businesses. So you have these these places that's trying to push this socialist agenda. Capitalism still going to win in the end. They're going to lose those apartment buildings. Once they lose it, the people that's going to buy them are going to make them into luxury apartments. Now you're out. You can't tell them what to do then. It doesn't have anything to do with no freeze and no rent. Then this [ __ ] crazy. It is not going to help anything what he's doing. It's going to actually make it worse. Them billionaires are going to find a way not to pay taxes. And then you're going to be left paying the higher taxes and all the [ __ ] that happens in the city. The top 1%. When you look at some of these people and what they bring to the table, about the top 10 richest people in the country, you know, they've generated nearly or more than half a trillion dollars for themselves. Whereas over the last several decades, people have been lucky if they got a $9,000 raise.

>> Yeah. So again, it's stuff like this. This is the reason why they resonate is because you say stuff like, "Well, the top 10 richest people in the United States have generated trillions of dollars for themselves." And that's not true. That's not true. And again, that, that's the ignorance behind this, right? It's this Marxist rhetoric that is not grounded in reality. That is a misunderstanding, a fundamental misunderstanding in regards to how markets work, how the economy works, how wealth creation works. Um, when people like Elon Musk, right, when he gets richer, the pie does not shrink. The pie expands, okay? All the employees at SpaceX or Tesla or all his companies, they get paid. All people who are invested in his companies, they also benefit. If you're invested in the stock market in any way, you benefit. If you have your retirement in the stock market, you benefit. There are people who are benefiting tremendously from the so-called rich getting richer. Income inequality is not a bad thing by definition. The pie is not getting smaller. It is getting bigger. Right now, the problem is is that we're losing the culture and the mentality that made this country great in the first place and we're replacing it with a loser's mentality where people are jealous of what they think other people have that they don't have. And unfortunately, that is resonating with a large amount of losers in this country. Because let's be real, socialism resonates with losers. Okay? People who don't make smart decisions, who aren't financially literate, who don't want to work hard, who don't want to take risk. These are all things that must be done if you want to benefit from capitalism. That's what this country is built off of, right? This country was literally built off, hey, my house is bigger than yours, right? If you want a house bigger than mine's, okay, then you need to work harder, right? I got a big house, a big yard, a beautiful wife, five kids, a nice car, and I work hard for it, right? And yes, I consume a lot, right? I consume a lot. That is America, okay? Everything is bigger and better in America. That is what this country is about. It's all about that. Okay? That's what made this country great. That's why quality of life is much better than everywhere else on the planet, right? Ask the Europeans, which is, you know, that, that is who that is who the socialists want us to be like, right? It's not going to have any effect on the Republicans as it pertains to what their plan of action is because they're going to ask you to choose between capitalism and socialism. Before all of that, it's up to the Democratic party to find a way to make a decision who's going to lead the party going into the future. If it's Zoron is socialism, unless somebody that resonates as effectively is able to step up to the plate and ensure that the Democratic party is not going to be at the mercy of the mayor of New York City. That's what this comes down to. Did you see what else mom said? Said, quote, "We don't have to ask ourselves what life looks like if a socialist wins. I won last November. And over the course of these last six months, what we've delivered for working people are the very things we were told were impossible. And we've done all of these things while also delivering the lowest recorded crime in our city's history. That's what it looks like to have democratic socialism. And what you're seeing is that New Yorkers experienced this for six months and made the decision that they wanted to see more of it on the national stage as well." I'm not buying that yet, but it sounds damn good. What I want to know is that when you freeze rent, what else have you frozen? Did you have you frozen the price of equipment? Have you frozen maintenance? Have you frozen those things? Because those things still need to happen and it costs. Nothing's free. And if you're talking about tax and taxing and more taxing, excuse me, you're going to run businesses out of New York City and then ultimately where's the money going to come from to develop a middle class, let alone pay them? That's how I'm looking at things. Obviously, he's looking at the

>> You're looking at things how a bus was looking at things telling you that you're not going to be able to get billionaires to do what you say that easily. They're going to leave and go to Florida and Texas, Tennessee. They got options. And when they leave, the you're going to be promising people things that you can't give them. That's why socialism does not work. Capitalism works because the rich and the people who take risks, they reap more of the benefit for taking those risks. And you want people that don't take risks to be just as important as people that do. And it's hard to do that. You're supposed to give tax breaks and tax easements and all kind of things to people who take risks to create jobs. Here, Gowami favorite. Yep. That, uh, five black men are five times more likely to be imprisoned than white men. That one in 20 black men are under the supervision of the state or the federal government when it comes down to prison, probation or parole. But it's one in 180 white men. So one in 20 black men, in 80, one in 180 white men. People. That's nine times more. They said one in five black men born in 2000 will be incarcerated. One in five, that's 20% of black men will be incarcerated. Of the children that are born, and we're in a death spiral of the children that are born, over 70% of those are born in one-parent families. And for the first time in the history of the world, we are beyond the rate of replacement. And that's very, very interesting because, um, my grandmother had 16 children, my great-grandmother had 14 children, my mother had seven. And right before my mother, well, right after my mother got married, she and my dad were married in 1960. And by the time it was 1965, they had four children already. Martin Luther King Jr. got the Margaret Sanger in 1966. And Margaret Sanger had said she wanted to eradicate the black community. Then Martin Luther King Jr. became a partner in that. She said she wanted to use the black preacher to do it. Martin Luther King Jr. was the biggest black preacher. He was so successful at what he did. He became the recipient of the first Margaret Sanger award. Proud of it. To eradicate the black community. Hey, did you hear what I just said? Margaret Sanger called us human weeds and said that her goal was to eradicate us, the black community, and Martin Luther King Jr. got the Margaret Sanger award. She also said she was going to use a black preacher to assist her in this. And this is where you got all these no-good, besides the black preachers now, from Jamal Bryant to Al Sharpton, and all of them are helping THEM MANAGE AND THEY HAVE COMPLETED what they have SET OUT TO DO. WE ARE DYING. NOW, why would any pastor take a Margaret Sanger award after knowing that information? Because that's like written on her website, right? Like, that's crazy that we, it's like we're brainwashed to the point to where we can know the information and we still don't give a damn. We shouldn't stand next to nobody that stands next to Margaret Sanger. But we worry about Trump. Trump is not a king. Young women don't want to get married anymore. They're not having, if they have children, they don't want to be married because the government says we're the daddy now. And the purpose has been taken away from young men to get to, to marry, take care of their families, take care of their children, give their family their names, protect them. No, women have taken that away because they said the government is now the daddy. People, this is catastrophic. So you ask the question, are we under a curse? I don't think God curses us. I think we curse ourselves by the actions that we take. I mean, when you follow false prophets like Martin Luther King Jr. When you elect a president like Obama who pressed LGBTQ, transgenderism, allowing grown men to go into the bathroom with your, with your wife and your daughters, go into locker rooms with your wife and your daughters, said on TV that, uh, all that young men have gay mentors. So I guess they can be gay.

>> A man walked into the women's bathroom at McDonald's. Been in there for like 5 minutes.

>> Oh boy. Hey,

>> Listen.

>> I care. I'm transgender.

>> You're a man. I'm a trans woman.

>> You're not a trans woman. You're a man.

>> I do.

>> What if my daughter was in there and you walk in there?

>> It matters to me.

>> I am a female.

>> You are a man.

>> You're a man.

>> My daughter goes into those bathrooms and no man needs to be in there. You understand me?

>> You are a man. You are created as a man. You are a man. Start acting like a man. Act like a man.

>> You're a man. Like one.

>> What happened? Why?

>> Why are you acting this way?

>> You mean

>> I'M A MAN. SO ARE YOU.

>> NO, I'm not.

>> Then what are you?

>> I was born sex. You don't know what that is.

>> I was born with both.

>> Sir, you're going to have a problem if you keep going in the women's bathroom. Somebody's going to do something to you. I'm just telling you the truth.

>> I've been for years. You want to do something? Put outside.

>> Yeah, I just did something. I told you the truth. You go outside. You, you're a pervert. Go away. Go away.

>> I am a man of God.

>> I'll turn the other cheek, but I'm not afraid to tell you the truth. I'm not afraid to tell you the truth.

>> Sir, you need to go.

>> Tell my truth. God created the way he wants me to.

>> Yep. He created them male and female. Just like the Bible says.

>> Both, dude.

>> Okay.

>> So, what? You look like a man.

>> You look like a man. You look like a man.

>> Intersex.

>> Yeah, I know. I've already heard about it. I've already heard about it. Education, dude.

>> I don't need to educate myself. You look like a man. You, you should be walking into a men's bathroom. Period. You got a man chest. You got man legs. You got a man face. You got man arms. You got man everything.

>> So what? You don't belong in the women's bathroom.

>> Yeah. Because the world allows it. Men ain't standing up. That's why.

>> Yeah. The world is dumb and they're falling into the sins of the world. They're being given up like you.

>> I can't be in this.

>> No. You're, you have all the right to be here. You got a problem?

>> Yeah, I do have a problem. But guess what? God will take care of you in the end.

>> Have a nice day, sir.

>> When you, um, profess a political ideology like they're doing now, when you ask Democrats what they, how they feel about capitalism and socialism, uh, over 60% of the Democrats now, blacks included, have a positive view of socialism. And socialism is just a step beyond communism. This is atheism. It tells you not to believe in God, to believe in the state. And the state does not compete for power. In our form of government, you have God, the citizen, and the state. In the socialist communist form of government, you have the state and the people. There's no God. The people look at the state, and the state says, "We've given you your, your freedom. You owe everything to us. You have to bow. We decide your worth. We decide what you get. You have no private property. You've been on us your very lives." But in our form of government, the United States of America, we tell the state, "You can't touch that. God gave us our freedom. God gave us, gave us our lives. And if you come and try to touch it, we have the right to oppose you and if need be, destroy you." But black Americans have chosen the state as God. And because of that, look at them. Little bite down,

>> Man, how the hell they could just show fights on YouTube like that? I don't know how the hell they can do that, but let me fast forward. I know I can't do it. Dang, that's more fight. Nope, we won't be showing it. But look at all, hey, I thought y'all women had a, uh, policy that y'all got doggone supposed to be close. I mean, come on now. Come on now. Dang, boy. They throwing hands straight up. Oh, some more hands. Fighting in the streets, raising hell, tops. And people are looking at us and saying, "What is wrong with these people? Falling behind hip-hop culture, elevating the most terrible people in America as our heroes. Snoop, Dre, um, all those nasty rappers, Megan Thee Stallion, Cardi B. The music and as the great writer Thomas Wolfe said, culture is the arts elevated to a set of beliefs. That means your culture and the arts are mirror image of the mirror images of each other. The arts create the culture. Religion creates the arts. Our religion has become corrupt through the civil rights movement with black liberation theology. And so they couldn't check the arts, which is how you're educated. Your music, your books, your television, your radio, anything that teaches you, you know how they call learning how to fight, call it martial arts. When you get your BA degree in college, Bachelor of Arts. Anything that teaches you is an art form. What I do here is an art form. It's the arts, liberal arts. And the arts control the culture. So when your arts are corrupt, your culture is corrupt. And our, and our culture and, and the arts have corrupted our culture. Hip-hop foolishness. I was glad he didn't go to jail for all the damage he's done. And to out there getting shot and killed, and everyone of them that gets killed, they want to hold him as a hero. Parad virtue. Whether it be Tupac, whether it be Biggie, whether it be Nipsey Hussle, all of them, they got shot now heroes. You go to penitentiary, not the heroes. It's crazy culture. It's this insane culture and it's dying. I'm glad I'm not part of it. I've been affiliated with people that are part of it. And all they leave is wreckage behind them. Women that do not know how to submit to husbands. Husbands that do not know how to act like men. Uh, uh, emasculated men. Um, mean and abusive and, and, and, and arrogant women. A disrespectful children. And our Bible tells us that when you

>> He might not like what he's saying, but is he wrong? Big Hat Larry says, "So it's basically a death culture." It is. It's a death culture that you get praised for the most disgusting stuff. All the unlivers get praised. The dudes that do drill get praised. The dudes that's with the shits get praised. You get praised for doing something stupid. So it's a, it's basically a death culture. They, we love the crash house. Who shy music f to go up? See a society that's led by women and children. It's not a flex. It is a curse. In every big city in America now, you got either female mayor, black mayor, and you got a female police chief, and Donald Trump is sending a freaking National Guard to get it straight. So messed up because the men are feminine. Oh, you got an ATL right now, Pride Month. Are you having a good time? All the men walk around in booty shorts, leather, Vaseline, greased all up. And they have a mayor there by the name of Andre. And this is just amazing. The boy's word. He's a head of the gay capital of the black gay capital. And his name is Andre Dickens. Son, not Andre Dickens. Y'all, I ain't lying. His last name is Dick Ends. And he's gay and he's president and he's mayor of the, of the blackest gay capital in the world. And his last name is Dick Ends. You, his last name is what? Oh man. Goodness gracious. Hold on. Let me go back. His last name is Dick Ends. Lord have mercy. Jesus. Hey, but I'm in Atlanta. So, hey, brother. You cool with me, man? I don't want no smoke, player. And they have a man there by the name of Andre. And this is just amazing. The boy's words. He's a head of the gay capital of the black gay capital. And his name is Andre Dickens. Son, not Andre Dickens. Y'all, I ain't lying. His last name is Dick Ends and he's gay and he's president and he's mayor of the, of the blackest gay capital in the world and his last name is Dick Ends. You can't make that up. Andre Dickens, I ain't cussing. Don't say I'm cussing. That's the man's name. All right. It's amazing how God reveals things to you in the most primitive ways. Oh, man. Well, that just depressed me right there. Okay, I'm back, people. What do we do to change this? Pretty simple. Two things. If you turn back to Jesus Christ, you're going to automatically leave the Democratic party. So, those are two things. The Democratic Party is a death machine. They are smiling at this. They're not trying to stop it. We never heard the Democrats say, "We got to stop this death spiral in the black community." They're proud of it, y'all. They're proud of it. They're proud of it. They're celebrating it. They're saying, "Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah." They want to see you die. They're probably perverts, liars, psychopaths, anti-Christian beards. And if we turn back to God, the curse will be lifted because he doesn't curse you. You curse yourself by turning against his will. And he takes his hands off of you and he allows the world to smite you until you come back. It's a decision that you made and you can turn it around tomorrow. Young people can decide to get married. Young people can decide to work. Young people can decide to save. Young people can decide to get job training. It's already been proven that if you do three things, you'll never be poor in America. One, finish high school. You ain't got to go to college. You don't have to get a PhD. Finish high school. Second, don't have a child till you're married. And third, work full-time. Finish high school. Don't have a child till you're married. Work full-time. You'll never be poor in the United States of America. So, young people, turn back to Christ. Finish high school and finish college if you're going. Get married and have children. Work full-time. And you'll have everything you want in this nation. There you have it. They keep saying what you got to do to make it. Tell the kids what you got to do to make it. Thomas been told you long time ago. Don't have kids out of wedlock. Graduate high school. Work full-time. If you want to get extra, get two jobs. It ain't that, it ain't that big of a deal. But people make it. So, hey, that's my time. I'm up out of this thing. I'm going. Good people. I'll holler at y'all tomorrow.