Kwame Brown: Is Live All The Smoke Sunday! GAGAG Says Jaylen Brown Is Too Smart! Let’s Break it Down

Man, somebody stepped on my shoes last night. Got dirt on it, man. I started I started to I almost lost it, boy. Cuz you know I don't got a lot of pretty shoes. Most my shoes ugly. U Stacy Adams Bolts, old school stuff.

So this [ __ ] stepped on my shoe in front of a woman. She ain't probably a see it, but I got a scuff on this bad boy and it's ugly now. But all my shoes dirty anyway, so I don't care.

Oh, I was supposed to crash out. No, I ain't going to crash out. Nah, I ain't going to crash out. Hell no. You don't know how to shine shoes. Channel your ancestors. What the Oh, I need to know what skin color you is, boy. Oh [ __ ] Yo, what is your skin color? I'm going to drop the link. I need to see your face. You better be the darkest of the darkest African saying some [ __ ] like Hey bro, if you not the darkest of the darkest African boy, look at here. You better look like You better look like [ __ ] uh Michael Blackton. Come on. [ __ ] this. You done [ __ ] up the whole show. I'm going to drop the link or fly your ass out of here. [ __ ] that. I'm dropping the link.

[clears throat] You ain't going to come in here and say no [ __ ] like that, man. That sound too racist, boy. I'm gonna chimp out. I ain't going to lie, I'm high too. You said something like that after I just finished smoking. I literally was going to go live on time and right before I go live, I got to deal with a situation that I had to talk about that ain't none of y'all business. And I was out there smoking and helling business, but it's a peaceful resolution. It's a good resolution. But I know you ain't just say that in my chat. Hit the link, man. Or somebody Come on, man. Stephen A. Smith Jr. Now, I know you ain't talking to me. Yeah, I'm talking to you. You better be I'm talking about Michael Blacks in black. Come on, hit the link, bro. Come show your face. Show your hand. Just let me see how black your arm is, your wrist or something, [ __ ] Cuz it better be black or I'mma chimp out. I ain't going to lie. I seen some white folks chimp out. You know, I'm Clayton Bixsby Jr. Do you want to see my face? Yeah, I want to see your face. [laughter] I want to see your face. Clayton Bixby, come on up here, dog. Hey, man. I like how you joking back. Y'all don't block him. I like how this negro or whoever that is joking back. They at least they know the history. He said Clayton mix me. You want to see my face? Hell yeah, I want to see face. Goddamn black white supremacist. He scared to hit the link, but don't worry about it. I like the way he joking back. But listen.

Oh man. Wait a minute now. My computer ain't charging up. What in the Sam Hill? Oh, I tell you what. I'm f to slide over. Hold on, y'all. Let me slide. Baby, slide. Come on in. Slide, baby. Slide. All right. Can y'all hear me? We got charge now, baby.Wami get zesty with Let me know, baby. Huh? Moonlight. Ifwami get nasty with you, let me know, baby. I'll pull up. I'm not gonna get nasty with moonlight is [ __ ] Even her baby daddy don't get nasty with her. Ain't nobody want to get nasty with no [ __ ] moonlight. [ __ ] Check this out y'all. Y'all not gonna like me. I ain't going to lie. I'm here for the boy. I'm here for the Listen. Hey, listen. I want to say this disclaimer. Nothing that I say is real. YouTube. This is all entertainment. Uh, I don't want anyone to be uh to feel threatened, harmed, or uh pigeonholed with anything that I'm saying. This is all for entertainment. If it does not land with you, allow it to fly. I'm just exercising my freedom of speech and my First Amendment right to have a difference of opinion. And as long as we have those freedoms and as long as we have this constitution, I just want to be able to express myself without hurting anyone. This is just entertainment. So, let's be entertained. Oh, I'm f to get in trouble. Oh, I'm f to get in trouble. Trouble. Oh, I'm fa get in trouble. Trouble. Trouble. Go next >> to this [ __ ] This y go. >> Hey, what the [ __ ] >> This y'all [ __ ] go. It's a demon. Y'ALL CALLING A GOAT. BUT I SAW BOOTSIE SAY, "How do you sleep at night when that boy look like?" Look, take a look. This his son that he don't.

>> Now Booy said, "Jay-Z, how do you sleep at night when that boy look just like you?" Now Booy, I like you. I respect you. Now I'm probably running to you again at the Publix or the gas station. No disrespect. But if you call out Jay-Z about how he sleep at night about a boy that just like looks just like him, then how do you sleep at night knowing that Marlo Mike got a life sentence? How? See, I knew people wasn't going to like me. Booy, how do you sleep at night when you got young boys running around with you with pistols that'll probably go to prison for you illegally instead of you hiring security? How do you sleep at night? No, it's no beef. But if we going to call out Jay-Z, everybody can get a call out. So, it's no problem. See you at the gas station or the grocery store. But you can't call out Jay-Z if we can't call out you. And uh you are just as detrimental than [ __ ] Jay-Z. That's just my opinion. don't want to do the DNA test for.

Now, LET ME TELL YOU WHY HE DON'T WANT TO DO THE DNA TEST FOR this boy here. First of all, number one, BECAUSE HIS MOTHER was underage when this boy was conceived. THAT'S NUMBER ONE. NUMBER TWO, IF YOU SUBMIT THAT DNA TO THEM COURT RECORDS, THEY GOING TO FIND a a slew more of more children that's going to come out the woodworks. Oh, God. I see why. AND NUMBER THREE, LET ME TELL YOU SOMETHING. THIS MESSAGE HERE, THIS MESSAGE, NUMBER THREE, I'M I'M telling this message here to his son, REMIR, WHEN YOU ARE GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO DO A DOCUMENTARY ON YOUR DADDY. I want you to [ __ ] I want you to play the role. I want you to play THAT [ __ ] ROLE. THAT'LL BE [screaming] YOUR GAME. YOU SHOULD GET YOUR GRAMMY IN THE SPIRIT. YOU GOING TO GET YOUR YOU GOING TO GET YOUR REWARD FOR EVERYTHING YOU WENT THROUGH FIGHTING C FIGHT FIGHTING DNA FOR THIS MAN PROVING THAT HE IS YOUR FATHER. [applause] Go ahead. Pay your dad. Pay your pay your [ __ ] that. Yeah. Pay the time he was serving crack to the community. PAY YOUR DADDY CUZ YOU LOOK JUST LIKE HIM. And I hope 50 [ __ ] put you in a documentary playing your damn daddy. Your shitty [ __ ] father took that boy through all that [ __ ] just to not prove and this boy look just like him. I'm so glad Booy said it. I'm so glad the boy NOW NICKI MINAJ BEEN SAID IT. But we but y'all just catching on. I love the fact that y'all now believing everything that lady has said on this internet. You see how God works? God will allow you to go so far, but the G is up. ALL RIGHT, LET'S BE CLEAR. GET COVER WITH NICK. WE FINALLY GET ANOTHER rapper to diss this [ __ ] This y'all go.

All right, I have another video. I got I discovered a video. This is what I discovered. This I'm just gonna go through some BS right now, some entertainment right now until I can get to um until I can get to the uh topic at hand. I don't know if I could play this one on YouTube though because I believe in I'mma play this one on uh I don't think I'mma play this. I'mma play this one on Patreon. Uh, yeah. I don't think I'm going to play that one. I don't think that one they ain't ready for that one. Yeah, I'll play that one on Patreon. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm going to play this one. This is going to hurt some feelings. Um, but this is the truth. And a lot of times I say it and people don't like to hear it. I say we having Hennessy uh liquor. We having Hennessy uh Molly Percoet babies. Um, we're not having love children anymore. We're not having kids that's raised under the constitution of a man and a woman so they can get the ying and the yang so they can get some duty, responsibility, bravery, respect. Um, so it's just mostly women. And so a lot of these people are weenie dogs now. And so watch this clip. And people don't like to tell the truth. I remember when my mother used my name for a phone one time, but uh she like changed the spelling of my name. So that way, but she used my social, so I had to pay for that [ __ ] as an adult. Um, so this is a real story. And don't get mad at me for bringing you real stories, okay? Don't get mad at me. I'm bringing you a real story.

>> Camera, please say it one more time because ain't nobody gonna believe this. Why can't I get my house? >> Why can't I get my house? >> No camera. But but what I'm reading here is that in 2000 that there was a eviction >> in 2000. Ma'am, I was born in 98. That would have made me two years old. >> So, how do I have an eviction when I was two? >> Listen, I do understand that. Um, there are just several factors that we look at here and there with the eviction and then there's a repo in 2008. I'm not >> ma'am. I would have been 10 years old. Oh, wait. So, so me me and my girlfriend trying to get a house so I can move out of my mama house. So, I'm trying I'm trying to see. So, mama, please explain to me. >> First and foremost, first and foremost, calm your voice down while we in this room here. >> But, mama, please explain. And she still want her respect. You done [ __ ] up the boy credit. This boy can't buy a house with his wife or his girlfriend. He done the right things. means he done pulled himself up by a bootstrap and his mama [ __ ] his credit up and his mama talking about lower your voice down. Wait a minute, you can't understand. You mean to tell me you can't understand mama why he's upset. You still got to have the mama role and you still got to act like you got to be respected. You can't understand why his voice is elevated. As a grown man, he's not disrespecting you and this is not a child. You can't understand why he's upset that now he has to be affected as an adult because the people who brought him here did not have their things in order in order for him to have a successful future. So then he did it himself only to find he has to dig himself out of a deeper hole because of what mama did. explain to me how I GOT AN EVICTION. HOW HOW DO I HOW DO I HAVE AN EVICTION when I was two? >> I DON'T THINK you understand, MA'AM. AND WHILE YOU OVER HERE TRYING TO JUDGE me and everything like that, reading off everything, YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT HAPPENED to us. >> Okay. But ma'am, you must be helping me cosign. You don't know what happened to us. She reading off what happened to y'all. You signed that goddamn boy name over, which is a federal offense. I think you signed that goddamn boy name and lied and [ __ ] up this boy credit. Put his social down. This boy got an eviction at two. Listen, all this means is it starts at home. Okay? This is a choice. Okay? It starts at home. I keep trying to tell you these kids are raising these parents. Without these kids, a lot of these people would not have homes. Without these kids, they couldn't use them for sympathy. Without these kids, you couldn't use them for a program. Without these kids, you couldn't sign their name on nothing cuz your name already [ __ ] up. Salute to you, Jada Hardway. These kids are getting these crab orders fulfilled. These kids are getting these stamp orders fulfilled. These kids are raising the mamas. And why you think they out here in the street shooting up the goddamn street? They know they the ones that's the money. They the paycheck. Without them there is no house. You done took away responsibility. So without the kids there is no house. So who the [ __ ] you think running the house now? Why you think your kids tearing up the street doing the hell they want? You got a man in that house paying the bill. We chopping them kids in the throat without promoting violence. We just making sure they goddamn the police don't do it cuz the police coming out guns drawn. KB his mom knew his credit was effed up before she went there. Before she went there with him. Oh yes she did. But she still went now. Why she couldn't sit him down and say, "Hey, look here, baby. I messed your credit up a long time ago. Mama went through some things and I didn't want to go out there and trick in the streets. So I used your name because I didn't have a man. I used your name and now your credit is jacked up like mine. Why she ain't just say that? Why you got to take this man through that? Like this is crazy. I'm still laughing at your reaction video, Mr. Tigger. [laughter] Mr. Tiger, man, great video. You hit every point. Spot on. Laugh out loud. Bless it. Yeah, she acting like he was beating on her. Girl, you have put that goddamn phone down and he left. The [ __ ] This is my computer. They should make a ban on somebody taking your phone. Without this phone, I got the tap on my phone. I swear to God, I don't have my wallet. I got my passport. And this is what he needs to argue in court. The world don't went digital. I have my passport. I have my United States passport as my ID right now. And then I have my phone to pay for everything. So if you take my phone, you just took everything I got. [ __ ] give me my phone. I'm sorry. I'mma put a shirt together. [ __ ] give me my phone. Salute to you, Andre W. uh gifted 20 uh 20wami Brown bus life membership. Appreciate you, brother. Yeah, give me my phone. I can't even eat without my phone. I can't get nowhere without my phone right now. So, if someone take my phone, they got me, baby. So, no, I'm going to fight like cats and dogs about my phone. Yeah, this my phone. Credit effed up. Laugh out loud. I got to be a gangster now. Yeah, that boy got to go be a YN now, man. Just go put it get it how you live. Get in the streets. He about to be a felon cuz his mama messed him up. Hey, his mama told him, "Watch your mouth. Lower your tone." Like you so disciplined. If you was that damn disciplined, you wouldn't been using your son goddamn credit.

>> And I find out I can't even get a HOUSE BECAUSE OF YOU. WHY IS ALL THIS STUFF IN MY NAME? >> CALM YOUR VOICE DOWN. >> OKAY, so I got you on camera. Please say it one more time cuz ain't nobody going to believe this. Why can't I get my house? Why can I get my house? >> I prefer no camera. But but what I'm reading here is that in 2000 that there was a eviction. >> In 2000, ma'am, I was born in 98. That would have made me two years old. >> So, how do I have an eviction when I was two? >> Listen, I do understand that. Um, there are just several factors that we look at here. And there with the eviction and then there's a repo in 2008. I'm not >> ma'am, I would have been 10 years old. Oh, wait. So, so me me and my girlfriend trying to get a house so I can move out of my mama house. So, I'm I'm trying to see. So, mama, please explain to me. >> First and foremost, first and foremost, calm your voice down while we in this room here. >> But, mama, PLEASE EXPLAIN TO ME HOW I GOT AN EVICTION. HOW HOW DO I HOW DO I HAVE AN EVICTION when I was two? >> I don't think you understand, MA'AM. AND WHILE YOU OVER HERE TRYING TO JUDGE me and everything like that, reading off everything, you don't know what happened to us. >> Okay. You be helping me cosign and I find out I can't even get a house BECAUSE OF YOU. WHY IS ALL THIS STUFF IN MY NAME? >> CALM YOUR VOICE DOWN. >> OKAY, so I got you on camera. Please say it one more time cuz ain't nobody going to believe this. Why can't I get my house? Oh no, I got it on mute. Yeah.

Now listen, ladies, don't be mad at me. I'm just I'm just playing video. I'm just playing video. I'm a video playing [ __ ] for real. All I'm doing is playing videos. I ain't doing nothing wrong. I don't see nothing wrong with playing videos. I don't see nothing wrong. I don't see the parents when it comes to man. Listen, I got to play this video. This is the wildest video I have seen. This video explains it all. Blueface, I understand why you are the way you are now. Blueface, you are lucky to have survived this situation. Uh there's a lot to unpack when it comes to this situation with Blueface and his mom. Uh, and it's and Blueface said something that was profound that no one wants to talk about. This man is going to explain everything. I'm going on mute and then I'll give my commentary.

>> A lot of these kids, y'all check this out. >> And his daughter fight a man that my mom is laying down with. >> Help. That's why you >> Why would I? >> IT'S OKAY. WE DIDN'T NEED YOUR HELP. >> I was 9 years old. >> IT DON'T MATTER, [ __ ] If you was three, you want to help? >> You want a nine-year-old to help you? So grown man. >> All I'm asking you. >> AND THAT'S WHY THAT'S WHY I evaluate my dad the way I do because listen to you, >> Jonathan. >> I ain't never had to fight nobody but my dad. I've never had to >> shot a gun in the air. >> Compromise myself at 9 years old >> to fight somebody for my dad. My dad is responsible and grown enough to not put his child in that predicament. >> What are you talking about? You say rouchy. >> Look how she talking about a 9year-old chat. But did you help us? Now this has to >> have That is the weirdest [ __ ] I ever heard in life that a mother is asking a 9year-old child to protect her. A 9year-old child is the one that needs to protection. [snorts] And see I told you they always want to say a black woman is the least protected. That's [ __ ] The kids of a single woman is the least protected. You know why? Cuz you place those kids in harm's way when you place them around a male that you yourself can't control. And now you're expecting a 9year-old to help you fight a grown man, a man. And you heard blueface. My dad never put me in that position. My dad was adult enough to never put me in that position. And so if you look up the stats, and this is no dish to women, but if you look up the stats, we're just talking about numbers. If you look up the stats between single dads and single mothers, and you'll learn something, and I'mma leave it at that. I'm not even going to tell you what it is. Just go look it up. cuz we are not going to put a child in a position. Anything around my child that I feel like is dangerous, I'm going to make stop. I'm going to make stop. Believe you me, by hooker, by crook, I'mma make stop. And a mama can't do what I can do. And so that's the sad reality that we got going on in life is that these kids survive situations in some households. They're surviving these household. And then you wonder why some of these grown men can't make smart decisions because they grew up off survival. They didn't grow up with the nurturing. They didn't grow up with that mama's cooking. They ain't grow up with no love. They grew up surviving in their situation. Placed in situations where a 9year-old needs to make a decision to fight a grown man. What could a 9year-old do against me? So the 9year-old supposed to get abused with the mama. We got to do this together. It's a family of abuse. Instead of you making an adult decision to say, "You're not coming in my house around my child. I'm going to call 911 the first chance I get and you out of here, buddy. This ain't 1970 where a woman got to stand there leaking from her head and then you got to say, "Uh, do you want to press charges?" Yeah. No. No. The first sign that you even pinched a woman, Marcelis Wy, the woman said he did this and he went to jail. So you don't got to take no [ __ ] off no man. Hell to the n. Blueface might be an NFL quarterback right now if he stayed with his father. Absolutely. Instead of a gang member with 30,000 tattoos on his goddamn face which look like a broken jaw from fights in jail. My son told me his mother uh tanked his 800 credit rating. Uh what I said afterwards was blasphemy according to my uh according to the sisterhood. Man, I called her everything but the child of God. I wouldn't give a damn about no sisterhood. Now why you think I Bro, don't get me started. Don't get me started. But we got to see this again.

>> To be about the weirdest conversation I ever heard. So, you're expecting a 9-year-old boy to protect you from a situation that you put yourself in as a grown woman. And then 15, 20 years later, you're throwing it in his face. I don't even know why you around him at this point because you got you talking about she said, "I don't care if you ARE THREE, [ __ ] DIE for me." So, he supposed to take his P. Now, you know what? Now, if I was upset and a baby came up to me and took his pamper off that was full of [ __ ] and threw it on me, now I would have ran. So, Blueface, she right. If you could have threw that pamper full of [ __ ] on that [ __ ] He would have ran. He might have would have slapped you before he left. But he would have went and got that [ __ ] up off him. That would have stopped the fight. So Blue Face, she right about that. I'm staying with the women. [ __ ] that. I I ain't trying to go down with you, [ __ ] I'm staying with the women.

>> That's some real issues. And then soon as he questioned you about it and then brings up the fact that his father wouldn't have put him in that situation, instead of acknowledging that maybe you're right, you started going in on a father talking about situations that he had. This young man's name is Blueface. I think he's a rapper or something. I'm not sure. I don't really follow him like that. But he had no chance to be a normal functioning boy with that mother around him. No chance whatsoever. He was going to grow up with tattoos on his face. If he was a rapper or not, he was going to grow up with tattoos on his face. And there are a lot of other kids out there who had no chance because of the parents. And the parents are still acting the same way they did when that child was young. And that's the sad part. Now, of course, there are kids who grew up with parents like this, and they still figure out a way to make it or become successful. But that is not the rule. That is the exception. Most of those kids who grew up with those parents end up turning out just as bad as the parents or even worse. This is a type of parent that teachers hate. They don't want anything to do with them. Now, I don't know the whole situation because I didn't watch the whole interview, but this was wild and disturbing at the same time. We have to acknowledge that sometimes the problem is the parents when it comes to a lot of these kids. Y'all check this out. Tom and his daughter >> fight a man that my mom is laying down with. >> Help. That's why you WOULD. >> IT'S OKAY. WE didn't need your help. >> I was 9 YEARS OLD. IT DON'T MATTER, [ __ ] If you was three, you to help. >> You want a 9-year-old to help you try to grown? >> All I'm asking you, >> and that's why [laughter] that's why I evaluate my dad the way I do because listen to you, >> Jonathan. >> I ain't never had to fight nobody for my dad. I've never had to >> compromise myself at 9 years old >> to fight somebody for my dad. My dad is responsible and grown enough to not put his child in that predicament. What are we talking about? >> Did you say you? >> Look how she talking about a 9-year-old chat. But did you help us? >> Now, this has to be about the weirdest conversation I ever heard. So, you're expecting a 9-year-old boy to protect you from a situation that you put yourself in as a grown woman and then 15, 20 years later, you're throwing it in his face? I don't even >> This is so disgusting on so many levels that it's crazy that other women don't call this woman out. If I was Blueface, I would have divorced her as my mother. Damn. All this man came up, persevered that situation, become rich somehow, been to prison, and she want his money, she want his attention, she want his fame. She come around and don't be nice. She rude as hell. Like that's crazy. But don't get mad at me. I'm just giving you the information. Yeah, man. I don't got no heat, no judgment. Maybe one of these videos I'm not play I already not play it. This one I probably shouldn't play either, but I'mma play it. I probably shouldn't play this one. I have came back to YouTube with this [ __ ] Boy, they gonna find a way to say that I said something. They gonna I said Jaylen Brown was the quintessential black guy, but I used the negro o version, not even the, you know, the bad version. And they flagged me for harassment and bullying because of that, which is kind of weird because I'm black. I don't have no power. I can't be racist. So, how can I harass somebody? It's just weird. So, hey. Um, I harassed him, but this video is probably going to make somebody mad. Salute to you, bro. He said, "Welcome back. Salute to you, Baldhead Wayne. You ain't even say nothing about me being on camera." You know what I'm saying? Salute to you. I ain't even going to make no joke. Don't nobody bring no attention that he don't have no hairline or no hair. Okay? Because that is a smooth haircut and bet not nobody say nothing cuz I block you. We all inclusive over here. If you don't have no hairline, we all inclusive over here. Straight up and down. If your head like a wet baby seal, we all include. It don't even matter. Come over here to this chat is for you. [ __ ] Wet baby dolphin head. You're welcome over here.

>> because LISTEN TO ME REAL GOOD. You touched my nerve with that question. Did you know [music] that in Libya? [singing] Nobody was homeless. [music] Listen, everybody in Libya has either a home or an apartment. They call it a flat. [music] Did you know education in Libya is free from kindergarten through college? And did you know that if a Libyan wanted to come to America to be educated, the government in Libya paid for their education? Did you know that? I was there when he opened a $500 million hospital with 18 uh theaters for operation. I was there AND WE WENT WHEN HE WAS making their own medicines. [music] See, this was a man that gave free medical attention to all the citizens of Libya. And if LIBYA DID NOT OFFER THAT KIND OF MEDICAL ATTENTION, they could fly anywhere in the world and get it and the Libyan government would pay for it. Did you know that? No, you didn't. They killed him because, listen, do y'all know the state of Libya right now? Do you know this? Like people enslaving people in Libya right now. That country is messed up right now. But he's saying at one time in Libya the healthc care was free that they would fly you to a better surgeon and the government would pay for it. How did Libya get like this right now? They just killed one person. They unal alive one person and Libya turned to [ __ ] And why was you going to live this guy? [clears throat] He was killed under the orders of President who I think Obama because you know he didn't run under being the president for black people. He ran for all people. So it seemed like anybody that try to liberate or help black folks, they end up trigger Tai Chi, trigger Tai Chi. That's why I want all you black folks to know I don't like you. I want all you black folk to know I can't stand you black people. Okay. All right. That's my freedom of speech. I'm going to get a thousand goddamn um Oh, hell to I don't know who this punk is. Get about here, boy. Listen to me real good. You touched my nerve with that question. [music] Did you know that [music] in Libya nobody's homeless? Listen, [music] everybody in Libya has either a home or an apartment. They call it a flat. Did you know [music] education in Libya is free from kindergarten through college? And did you know that if a Libyan [music and singing] wanted to come to America to be educated, the government in Libya paid for their education? [music] Did you know American man don't do that? I don't like you. [clears throat] I'm not your leader. I've been saying that [ __ ] I'm nobody's leader. I'm a flawed man. I got children I'm not in the household with. Do all the [ __ ] that you do to tear me down. Tear me down now. Don't make me no leader. [clears throat] [ __ ] that. I got kids I gotta raise in real life though. So tear me down. Put aster by my name. I ain't dog doo doo. I ain't on camera like Dana White, my wife. And then he can meet the president. But I'm not your leader American man. I'm tell you that right now. I don't even like black people. that I was there when he opened a $500 million hospital with 18 uh theaters for operation. I was there and we went when he was making their own medicines. See, [music] this was a man that gave free medical attention to all the citizens of Libya. And if LIBYA DID NOT OFFER THAT KIND OF MEDICAL ATTENTION, they could [music] fly anywhere in the world and get it and the Libyan government would pay for it. Did you know that? No, you didn't. They killed him because, LISTEN TO ME REAL GOOD. [music] You touched my nerve with that question. Did you know that in Libya?

>> Makes you wonder why Barack Obama thought that that type of guy needs to be unal alive. It makes you wonder. Just makes you wonder since everything is free over here now. Sanctuary cities, everything is free. Maybe they unal alive him and then learned from him because here in America they want to make everything free. So I don't know why he deserved to be un alive. Um but I'm not the person that's holding the football. So I don't know why it happened. But this is no conspiracy theory from me. I don't know nothing. This is all entertainment. I will not be moved. Hold on y'all. Hold on one second. Sorry about that, guys. Sorry about that. Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. Um, we have a Mandavi problem. We might be having a Muslim problem that people don't want to talk about. um a radical Muslim problem. We don't have a Muslim problem as a whole, but I think we are going into territories with the radical Muslims. That is going to be a problem. Salute to you, uh our leader. Oh, hell no. Block this [ __ ] I mean, sorry. Sorry, YouTube. Oh, Lord. Oh, I'm about to get flag. Let me retract that statement. Uh block this ignorant person. Block this ignorant person. Salute to you, Kenn. Yeah, YouTube don't understand. But um listen, man. Watch this.

>> M Donnie's international affairs commissioner reportedly made plans to meet with Iran's UN ambassador earlier this week. What I want to know is who the [ __ ] does mom dummy think he is? And since when did the mayor of New York City become America's secretary of state? When you think about it, if Iran is making threats against our president and tensions in the Middle East are high, then why the [ __ ] is a local mayor trying to play [ __ ] diplomat? Foreign policy is the federal government's job, not a city mayor. Go clean up a [ __ ] park or some [ __ ] Mayor's job is to worry about the [ __ ] city, not host meetings with foreign leaders during an international crisis. Go sit your [ __ ] ass down somewhere. Why the [ __ ] you trying to meet up with them anyways? Ain't that treason? >> Well, New York City mayor's office is under. >> What do you guys think about that?Wami [clears throat] >> Luther King. [ __ ] No. [ __ ] No. Big bracy. Uhuh. Uhuh. No sir. What do you guys think about Mandavi talking about Oh, we just got to get the schedule right. Oh, the people that that did the schedule and just didn't know to take it off the schedule. We got to start just checking with that. Like, [ __ ] what? The federal government, i.e. Trump, is the one that's over our foreign affairs. What the hell is a mayor? And I think he feels entitled because he's a Muslim. What the hell is a mayor of a town, which really is? What are they doing? Why would he do that? Sounds like a play they running. Yeah, that definitely sound like a play. And the play is on our dumb ass. >> Fire after Zoron Miy's international affairs commissioner reportedly made plans to meet with Iran's UN ambassador earlier this week. >> What I want to know is who the [ __ ] does Mom Dummy think he is? And since when did the mayor of New York City become America's Secretary of State? When you think about it, if Iran is making threats against our president and tensions in the Middle East are high, then why the [ __ ] is a local mayor trying to play [ __ ] diplomat? Foreign policy is the federal government's job, not a city mayor. Go clean up a [ __ ] park or some [ __ ] Mayor's job is to worry about the [ __ ] city, not host meetings with foreign leaders during an international crisis. Go sit your [ __ ] ass down somewhere. Why the [ __ ] you trying to meet up with them anyways? Ain't that treason? Well, New York City mayor. >> Uh, this dude that's pretending to be Ice Cube Nicks fans for life 11. All the negative things Trump does and you never hearWami report on it. Report it. Laugh out loud. Go along. Get along gang. Okay. But this is whatwami do though.Wami dropped the link to allow you to come up here and express yourself, my friend.

>> [laughter] >> Joe Biden hid from your [ __ ] ass for four years. I dropped the link so you can come and tell me what it is that you feel that Trump did dig negative so we can have a discussion about it. Now if you two P U SS Y to hit the link and come and tell me then you can just stay in the chat and try to insult me and my character. But now that the link is dropped, we about to see yours. I'll wait. [cough] [clears throat] Come up here and bloate. Like Stephen As they say, [snorts] come up here and bloate. See, grown people do grown [ __ ] Grown people don't just sit in a soap and try to do what you just did. If you're going to say I'm go along get along gang, why would I drop the link for you to express yourself any way that you feel about Donald Trump? It's about the conversation. It ain't about what you think. It ain't about what I think. Them damn chips went down the wrong mother. Get cut. Get cut deep. Boy, you one ply toilet paper.Wami Brown for president 2028 salute. No, I'll never want that for my family. Go along, get along, gang. Pay attention. But you using my terminology. Yeah, why don't you try to figure out something on your own, clown? I'll let you keep typing because now that I know you're not a serious person, [cough] [snorts] [clears throat] I think it's time we lighten the mood. I'm hitting y'all with too much stuff too fast. Let me lighten the mood with this one right here. This might hurt your feelings, too.

>> I'm a makeup artist. >> A makeup artist? Yeah, a makeup artist. >> Hell no. I don't date women unless they make over 150k a year. Then there's no way you're making 150k as a makeup artist. >> 150k? You tripping? Do your mom make 150? [laughter] >> It don't feel good when them roles reversed, huh? This exact same [ __ ] that y'all be doing to these men. >> She do make them [ __ ] is different. You out of pocket, bro. >> I ain't no new [ __ ] I was born in the 80s. I know my worth. So, like I need my women to make at least 150k. >> Mom, this girl is a makeup artist and she don't make over 100k a year. Should I be dating her? >> Okay. Exactly. All right. Thank you, Mom. I'll call you back. >> You even make 150K. >> Now, do y'all see how crazy y'all sound? Half of y'all don't even make 50K your damn self and be tripping about a man that don't make 100K. Y'all don't give a damn about the person at all. All y'all care about is what they make. Y'all be sounding crazy as hell. Okay. >> My mom My mom's a doctor. She got a doctor's degree. >> Exactly. She got her doctorates. >> I have my masters. >> You give me broke girl energy. >> You give me broke girl energy right now. >> Broke girl energy. What's up? I >> Okay, that's like $90. I need 150k a year energy. >> Not makeup artist energy. Not mua. How many photos on the ground? >> But let a man act like she just did in this situation, then y'all would be calling him sassy and [ __ ] Remember y'all said date within your tax bracket. Now just think if men really dated within their tax bracket, how many more single women it would be out there? >> Hey, you ain't never tell me what you did for a living. >> I'm a makeup artist. >> A makeup artist? >> Yeah, a makeup artist. >> Hell no. I don't date women unless they make over 150k a year. Then there's no way you're making 150k as a makeup artist. >> 150k? You tripping? Do your mom make 150? [laughter] >> It don't feel good when them rolls reverse, huh? This exact same [ __ ] that y'all be doing to these men. >> She do make [ __ ] is different. You out of pocket, bro. >> I ain't no new [ __ ] I was born in the 80s. I know my worth. So like I need my women to make at least 150k. Mom, >> this girl's a makeup artist and she don't make over 100k a year. Should I be dating her? >> Okay. Exactly. All right. Thank you, Mom. I'll call you back. >> You even make 150 grand. >> Now, do y'all see how >> his mama gave him that mama's cooking? See, this is what I understand. What happened to the good women that raised good sons like this? That's hell of a that feel like they have a standard that they want a woman to meet and women should be raising daughters that have a standard that they want a man to meet. And when those two come together, hell yeah. But you can't just paint everybody with this broad brush. Now men are starting to ask the same things that women are starting to ask for. You want to be broke as a joke, but you want a man to have $100,000. I can be do bad all by myself. Well, [ __ ] so can I. So, [ __ ] I need you to do a little something something, too. I need you to have a little something something, too. No, no, no. We don't want no scrubs. Like they Well, they said that and they got with Never mind. Let me Let me go to the next video.

All right, this video is just absolutely crazy. this video. A black man save this little girl, punch this dude in the nose, save this little 15year-old from being uh sad by this Spanish guy. Watch what the police do.

>> No. No. Don't touch her again. >> Don't touch her again. Record this. No. He was touching a little girl. I was defending her, >> bro. [ __ ] you. >> I was really just defending that little 15year-old girl. He's He was touching her leg. >> Sergeant came in. Let him loose. >> So, this man right here stopped this creeper from touching up on this 15-year-old girl. He was putting his hand on her leg. He didn't know her. He sat next to her, started pressing up on her, and this man actually stepped in. The black guy stepped in and took initiative. I heard somewhere that he was initially arrested and he got arrested for his services for defending uh a little girl that he didn't know. Allegedly, he got arrested, but then I think he got out. But the police couldn't on the scene scan and see that a black man, this is why our imagery is everything. Because had a white man did that, they would say the white man is protecting the community. And these Chud the Builders and all these people, they don't highlight. And most of these YouTube channels, they don't highlight when a black man is living in his his essence and where who he's supposed to be as a protector and he just protects a young lady that's not black. That's just a young lady who needs protection. That's in our innate nature as a man to protect any woman. It don't matter of color. So he did that as a citizen and because of the color of his skin, I believe they looked at him a different way. So imagery is very important. What's up TJ? What's up, bro? Imagery is very important. And when you have the imagery that they're putting out of us as these savages, as these people that chimp out, as these people that just act a certain way, when the police are coming to these scenes and they see black, they see problem. They're not looking for law. They're not looking for what happened. They see problem most of the time. And so this brother got arrested for doing the right thing. Now, allegedly everything is okay. And this brother is going to explain it, but I just wanted to show this to to show the ch the builder crowd and the YouTube grifters that there are some black men out there that still hold the true values of principle of man. And you don't always have to highlight the lowest uh the low IQ and the low vibrational people in our community. You don't always have to highlight that because there's low vibrational white folks too. But we do, we at a time now that we do have to expose some horrible behavior so that it can change because if it doesn't, it's going to be some real real real consequences. Then I heard somewhere that he was awarded $4 million. I don't know what's going on, but I do know he's not in trouble now, and he definitely saved that girl that day from being abused. you know, it's still traumatic for her that some random dude sits next to you and starts rubbing up on you. It's another thing parents with your daughters, uh, your teenage daughters, like letting them go out anywhere alone. And I

Know men need to be taught differently. 100%. But since the beginning of time, there's been bad men out there that prey on people, prey on women, prey on weaker people that they think they could get over on, especially a young lady. Even if it's a young man, these people don't care, man. So, you have to have your eyes open and be aware and teach your daughters and your sons. And I wouldn't have my daughter or my son at 15 years old alone on a bus anywhere. Wouldn't happen. God bless everybody. Be well.

>> Do that [ __ ] again. You hear me? You hear me? [clears throat]

>> Pull yourself up by your bootstraps. That's what they tell you. Imagery is everything, people. Now, I never thought this is why you got to keep an open mind because we always say that a broken clock is right two times a day. So, this is why you got to keep an open mind. We love to say these cliche sayings, but when it's time to show that, we always look at the person and be like, "You support this person. You listen to this person." Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Were you just talking when you told me that even a broken clock is right at least twice a day? Were you just talking or because this person is racist, then now everything they say is wrong? Is that what you're telling me? Or can this racist piece of [ __ ] still be right two times a day? Let me know. Watch this.

You better wake up. This man gives a chilling warning about what all the Muslims and Hindus who flooded into this country are really here to do.

>> Good evening, Friscoan. What are you guys doing here? Inviting the enemy to eat at the table with you and they steal all your food. Your children will grow up without a place to be in because every single one of their jobs and you saw the children that were brought up on the stage. Not one of them is a heritage American. Not one of them was a Texan. Your replacement is here, Americans. And it is coming faster and faster. The Hindus and the Muslims are teaming up to take over Texas. This is not Muslims versus Hindus here. They are here to eradicate the Christians. They are here to drive us out of our homelands. You have to understand these people do not want to assimilate. These people have not come here to become Americans. They have come here to drag their third world culture over to our country. If Janism, if Hinduism is so great, why are their countries [ __ ] holes? They are bringing this ideology here to turn the third world is not a place. It is a people. It is an ideology. It is a way of life. It is a culture. And when they bring their people, their way of life, their ideology, and their culture over to America, do you think it's going to remain American?

>> He's not just talking. Hear it for yourself.

>> To the Western leaders, your time is up. Your borders are fading. Your disease is being sucked out. AND THE UNITY OF THE ISLAMIC BROTHERHOOD is taking form. The sons of Islam have already pledged that this battle is a battle of either victory OR MARTYRDOM. WE JET YOUR flags and the call for jihad HAS STARTED AND IT WON'T BE LONG BEFORE IT IS YOU THAT WILL BE FEASTED UPON.

>> IF YOU'RE AN AMERICAN or Israeli, Christian or Jew or anyone who believes in freedom, she is talking about you and it is time you start taking this seriously. America and the church better.

Why can't I just mind my own business, man? Why I get in my own way like this? I'm supposed to be just running around, going overseas, being a passport bro. I'm supposed to be enjoying all these YouTube ladies that uh fancy me. I'm just supposed to be having a great time. Why do I get in my own way? Why did I have to have eternity other than myself? I can live amazing just goddamn going alone to get along. And the way I bloat, I know. I just know I can make a couple billion the way I bloat like Stephen A. Why do I care? Why? God damn it. God, why you gave me this heart? Come on, man. Oh, I don't want to say nothing blasphemous. Don't want to use God and that. I apologize, Lord. I apologize. But man, go. Why do I care?

Now, I will say that I believe what this young man, even though I think he is scum, I think what this young man is saying is right. You are bringing people over here at an alarming rate with their own ideology that do not respect you. You let people in your home that do not respect you or your home. You let me in your home and I can put my feet on the coffee table with my shoes on with mud on it and then I can walk in the house with my shoes with mud on it. Don't worry about how you feel about it. Then guess what? That home does not become your that's not your home no more. If we can't abide by the rules, regulations, and the ideology of your home, it is no longer your home. Let somebody in your house and let them do what they want and you'll see what I'm talking about. And what we're doing is letting people in our house do what they want. They want to burn the American flag. They want to have American black people mad at the American flag. That all you got to do is travel somewhere else. And there's no place that's going to treat you better than America. I can promise you that. However bad you think it is here, go back to Africa like they tell you. [laughter] Yeah. Go back to Africa like they tell you and them Africa going to treat you like a white man, them Africans going to be whipping your ass. Real talk. Go back to Africa. Try. Please try it. Somebody that say, "I'll pay for a couple of you [ __ ] flights." Negro, I mean, uh, black folk. I'll pay for your couple of your flights. Save up enough money. I'll fly you to Africa. Watch what's going to happen. You're going to be begging somebody to fly you back cuz they not going to treat you better than America.

So, we got to start paying attention that Ilia Omar cannot speak the way that she speak in her country as she speak over here. And these people are not just regular Muslims. They're radicalized Muslims. And they tell you that we got to get radical. We got to get radical. There's nothing radical I want to do. I don't want a radical relationship. I don't want a radical marriage. That sound like some [ __ ] that's going to go into deep waters. I don't like deep waters like that. I like to stand up when I'm swimming. Every now and again, I want to swim in six, seven foot water cuz every now and again, I want to stand up. I don't swim in lakes or ponds. I don't want to get in that deep water and drown. I want to be a stand-up Ilia Omar. And I don't think you should be speaking because the abused become the abuser. And I have a clip of you saying that's not the type of conversations we can have. That's abusive. Our constitution say we can have whatever [ __ ] type of conversation we want. We don't have to agree with it. But you're trying to bring that third world ideology over to America and that [ __ ] just don't go here over here. Ma'am, I hope these boys in Texas and Kansas and these [ __ ] that made this country great, y'all [ __ ] need to get back on y'all horses and go crazy or something. Just leave us black people alone this time. You got some other [ __ ] going on because in order for this country to stay free and independent and great, I have to be able to have life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. I got to be able to say what I want to say. And these people fought and died for us to be able to say what we want to say. Only to have a lady that come from another country that she couldn't say what she want to say or walk around without something over covering up her head and face to come over here and tell me or tell anybody that now we can't say something that's un-American. The hell is wrong with you? America is built on saying something whether you like it or not. Wake up.

This man gives a chilling warning about what all the Muslims and Hindus who flooded into this country are really here to do.

>> Good evening, Friscoan. What are you guys doing here? Inviting the enemy to eat at the table with you and they steal all your food. Your children will grow up without a place to be in because every single one of their jobs, and you saw the children that were brought up on the stage, not one of them is a heritage American. Not one of them was a Texan. Your replacement is here, Americans. And it is coming faster and faster. The Hindus and the Muslims are teaming up to take over Texas. This is not Muslims versus Hindus here. They are here to eradicate the Christians. They are here to drive us out of our homelands. You have to understand these people do not want to assimilate. These people have not come here to become Americans. They have come here to drag their third world culture over to our country. If Janism, if Hinduism is so great, why are their countries [ __ ] holes? They are bringing this ideology here to turn the third world is not a place. It is a people. It is an ideology. It is a way of life. It is a culture. And when they bring their people, their way of life, their ideology, and their culture over to America, do you think it's going to remain American?

>> He's not just talking. Hear it for yourself.

>> To the Western leaders, your time is up. Your borders are fading. Your disease.

Now this exactly what does she mean by his time is up? How do you come to someone else's country and say your time is up? They should deport her ass today. Like what are you talking about? I can't go to Jamaica. I can't go to other country and start and get elected and say hey y'all time is up. Like what? Like throw her ass out of here. That's all that's all [ __ ] happen right now today. Like what are you talking about? You can't allow no oppression because you're not gonna be able to stop it when you allow certain oppression. If you allow them to take away your speech, then it it's going to be a snowball effect. Trust me. But I hope I didn't hurt too many feelings with that video because I have another I hope I didn't hurt too much.

Now dog, we can't even go out and play basketball. New York, stand up. This is my donkey city. Like he say, this is my donkey city. Now look at this. You can't even go play basketball without getting unalived.

>> Like this took place the other night in my hometown Harlem, right? Where a young man was unalived at a basketball game. Kino. He's from Brooklyn. Rest in peace to him. Condolences to his family. I don't know the kid, but I heard nothing but good things about him. Right now, in this situation, y'all already know what my page is about. Y'all already know I talk about this every day, all day, and y'all get mad at me when I say [ __ ] like, "Yo, y'all always try to compare us and say white people kill white people, too." And y'all know damn well when I be talking about the genocide this when when when have you ever heard of a white basketball game getting shot up? When? I'll wait. I'll wait. I can tell you thousands of basketball games that we shot up in these events. It's supposed to been police right there on the courts surrounding the courts. They usually surround the perimeter. That's really not going to stop nobody from getting dumped. The way this project is set up is inside. They usually sit on the outside perimeter. If you down somebody in there, all the chaos of everybody running and all that, you're going to blend right in and get the [ __ ] right on out of there. Police is not right there on the scene to be like him, he did it. Chase him. People that I know that throw, they're using police. They're sick of this [ __ ] But people want to be all I ain't I ain't man. You got people lives in your hand. If you throwing any shindigs or you have to make sure I'm not saying that because King Dome I I have a relationship with them. I was in that tournament and all that. So they do try to police be around outside but you need more. You need more. But this [ __ ] right here is no consequences. these kids. It's like back in the days if something like like that you shoot in a crowd and kill an innocent person or or or run down and do [ __ ] where people grandmothers and kids out there like it's consequences, man. It's con I don't know if these kids that's been shooting hitting old ladies, 60 year old ladies and kids and and not getting their men is they is they big homies DPing them? Is they getting the blues behind this [ __ ] when they go to jail? Is they getting the blues behind hitting the innocent lady, hitting this kid, taking this kid life? Like, is there any consequences behind this [ __ ] with the gang gang? This [ __ ] is crazy. But like I said, they could get mad all they want. YOU DON'T SEE NO WHITE BASKETBALL courts getting shot up in the neighborhoods that y'all move out of the ghetto to move to. We all move to these white neighborhoods that basketball games is not GETTING SHOT UP. [ __ ] WHY WE MOVE THERE? BECAUSE WE KNOW IT'S US DOING THIS [ __ ] BUT Y'ALL get mad at me. [singing]

Yeah, man. Let me goddamn move on to the next video. I hope y'all don't get mad at me. I don't get mad at me, bro. I'm just bringing you the um information, man. That's all I'm doing. Um, I want y'all I ran across this video and I think it's United States. The reason why people hate United States because I believe we destabilize these places sometimes in order to I want y'all to look at uh Iran before well this this is supposedly Iran before Islam took over. But I feel like we help destabilize places. But this is a this is what the video says. But um I'm just here to entertain you. I don't know nothing. Don't take none of this serious. But if this is I ran before, don't believe it. This could be AI. This is just entertainment. So don't believe nothing.

[music]

So the women didn't have to wear stuff over their face. The women can wear their hair out and and and stuff like that. Oh, okay.

>> [music]

>> This look like a good place to live back in 1979. Yeah, that that looked like a good place to live in 1979. I don't know about now. 19 Trump dropping bombs on th Trump dropping bombs now. So, but uh I want y'all to see something. I saw this and I'm like, "Wait a minute. I thought this co thing was, you know, if you needed to have a mask on, watch this. Yeah, it only play. But the person who's speaking don't never need a mask. Okay, it makes sense. Makes sense. Makes sense. But this is all entertainment. So don't ever think that we're trying to teach you anything over here. I don't want you to learn anything. Um uh I don't know anything. So, we this is all entertainment. That's all it is. But I will show you this video. I don't know if this is real. I think this is a AI video. I don't think it's real. Uh basically what Kaddafi is saying that the companies the pharmaceutical companies around the world they have been creating viruses so that they can make large profits off these mandatory viruses. is that you have to have the medicine. Imagine how rich you could be overnight if you own a far a pharmaceutical company and you're tasked with the obligation of finding a cure over something that you worked on creating. That's why we somehow sometimes allegedly I think I snapped hear uh that Dr. Fouchy worked on the actual virus and that's why Trump called it the Wuhan virus because they it was made in a laboratory allegedly. I think I snapped. I don't know what I'm saying. I don't know nothing. I'm just entertaining. So, it's just weird, you know. It's just weird. So, let's hear it. What are you [music] smack for and uh let me call out a group because they saywami you Don't never say nothing negative about MAGA or you just a MAGA guy [ __ ] I ain't nobody got um I don't belong to any groups and I say these groups are destroying us and we can see what looks like a group right here with this hand gesture but I don't know nothing. I don't know nothing. Don't want to know nothing. I don't want to be nothing. So let me entertain you.

He's told not to use this hand symbol. Put it down. You know this said hand symbol that we seem to see on the world stage all the time. I mean Kia loves to use this hand symbol as you can see right here. You know this symbol is all over. I never see this guy using it but I always see this guy using it. It was even noticed on the first ever released picture of COVID 19. The more you look, it's just literally everywhere. When you realize that they're all part of a certain society that's here to control and manipulate the masses, certain society that's even symbolized on the dollar bill. As you can see at the top of the pyramid, you've got the allseeing eye. And what does it say at the bottom of the dollar bill? Well, it says Novus Ordo Seclorum, which in Latin means the new world order. I'm telling you, these people on the world stage, they always tell you who they are. You've just got to have the eyes to see and the ears to hear.

>> Oh, there aliens among us. And I'll say that I am one, but

>> or you're from the future.

>> They don't believe me.

>> Okay. Um, so, uh, but I I

>> to Elon Musk isn't from the future or an alien. He's a fallen angel who's definitely from the past. This is Veron Braum, the man who took us to the moon, who wrote a book called The Mars Project in 1952, who had a guy called Elon colonizing Mars 19 years before Elon Musk was born. And like, all you need to do is go and watch my last video that I've just posted about this because it's kind of a crazy rabbit hole. Like I said, they're all part of this certain club that we never really get to see or know about. They just symbolize their authority right in your faces. Now, just sometimes they're told to stop doing it so much. Right there. Obviously, this was all just for entertainment. Clearly, this isn't a real hand symbol of a secret society. know as always I'm as fictional as a dinosaur baby.

>> We've spoken.

>> Yep. As fictional as a dinosaur, baby. I don't got nothing to do with nothing. Don't know nothing. Don't want to know nothing. I got to show y'all something else. Man, this is wild. This is wild. Like a zoo. Check this out. You know, it's a lot of a lot of deadbeats out here. A lot of deadbeats out here in the world. We just don't know how to label the deadbeats correctly sometimes. But there's a lot of deadbeats out here.

>> Give me my daughter, please, so I can go.

>> Ask your attorney.

>> You have it? Just show me.

>> I don't have it cuz your attorney won't sign it.

>> Yes, he won't sign it. Oh, I'm not a comparison a conspiracy theorist. Oh, no, no, no, no. I don't know nothing. Don't want to know nothing. This is just entertainment. Don't get upset. This is just entertainment. You know what entertainment is, right? It's labeled as entertainment on YouTube. It's all it is. You came over here to be entertained. Don't do that. Just like Stephen A, Skip Bis, they're talking about things they can't do. Clearly, they're just trying to entertain you for the time being. That's what I'm doing. So, you're not going to is what I'm hearing cuz the judge already ordered it and you heard it. He should That's That's why you haven't got

>> Yes, cuz you're attorney.

>> They're open.

>> Yes. You just got to go in there and press the button. Dude, it's already past our [ __ ] time. Okay.

>> The judge told you it was official starting last week.

>> But we're doing this directly, right?

>> The judge

>> and this is not over.

>> So, are you going to give her to me or not? That's all I'm asking.

>> Well, now I'm

>> Are you going to give her to me or not? I'm going to give her back cuz she's your daughter, too. I just want my baby for the weekend. That's all I've wanted this whole time.

>> No.

>> Just give me my daughter so I can go. You please just give me my daughter. I can go. We're going to be here at 6:00 cuz unlike you, I will be on time.

>> Well, I need you to go to the house.

>> No, you don't.

>> I don't know that woman.

>> I don't give a [ __ ] Just give me my daughter so I can go. Please

>> give me my own.

>> Just give me my daughter so I can go.

>> After this real quick, give me just give me a little bit of

>> No, I'm not going to give you a little bit. You're already late. An hour and a half late.

>> Dude, I'm sorry. I live and I know it's so you, but we don't have a daughter. Yeah, he said what he said. But we don't have an order.

>> Are you going to give it to me or not?

>> I would have known when and where he told you.

>> He said yes, he told us. But where is the order? We don't have a

>> Are you going to give it to me right now or not?

>> Look at this immature little thing. And we don't want to account for this. This immature little thing didn't have a judge there when he was in there doing his due to create that baby. But now she wants to be so immature that she can't make a decision to deal with this man in a way where he can see his kid. This is the type of stuff that men deal with. You guys call these men deadbeats when they say, "You know what? I'm not going to put my mental health at risk. I'm not going to put my freedom at risk." Because with a woman like this, all of that is at risk. I'm just going to leave this situation alone. You call those men deadbeats because you don't want to call out the actual deadbeat, which is this woman that's holding this baby and having this child see a fracture in their parenting to make this kid see her daddy different. Cuz once she see that mama is disrespecting daddy, then why would she why would she respect daddy? It's not going to work that way. Most kids are going to do what mama do. The worst thing a man could do is beg these women for anything. Period. I'm getting the [ __ ] on. I'm out. [ __ ] you. You don't want the privilege of having a father the protection and the numbers that come with it. Be single. Don't blame me. Holla. Peace out.

>> No, I've been patient.

>> And you're freaking out. Calm down in front of our The time is now 7:30.

>> Can [snorts] you stop following me?

>> No, you have my daughter. It's my time to have my daughter. to sign documents.

>> Okay, you're not giving me my daughter. Okay,

>> we seen

>> just give me my daughter. It's nuanced. It's nuanced. I don't want to hear this deadbeat [ __ ] It's nuanced. You guys don't like to call it out, but it's very nuanced. Oh, I already seen this.

>> [clears throat]

>> Yo, what's taking you so long to load up? What are you doing? Oh man, this is going to be bad. This gonna be bad. I don't know if I should play this one cuz y'all not gonna like it. Young Miami making a song about boosting and her mom actually going to prison for said boosting is extremely insensitive to the victim that her mom killed. I'll explain. About 10 years ago, Young Miami's mom, I believe, went to prison, I think it was about 2015, after being on the run. And the result was her and her boyfriend at the time went to Aventura Mall down here in South Florida and the mom and the boyfriend were stealing purses. As the mom and the boyfriend were trying to escape the police, they ended up running through a red light and they end up killing a 40 something year old grandmother. As a result, the boyfriend went to prison. Young Miami's mom went to prison. Her mom got out just a few years ago because Young Miami posted, I believe in about 2021, that she was very excited for her mom to be getting out of prison. Here we are, not even five, six years later. Young Miami is now making a song and being celebrated for said song that is the literal thing that her mom went to prison for. I personally feel that that song is extremely extremely insensitive to the victim, the victim's family that Young Miami's mom killed. And it is showing that we are glamorizing boosting culture. All the scam is that breaking that money sack. It's tied to death, but you know, we love it. We don't care as long as the beat catchy. Watch how we make the beat, Bill, [ __ ] I'm ghetto ratchet too, but I just don't want to be no more.

When when you bring this up in a heartfelt way about your child getting killed by an illegal alien, they just sweep it up. They don't give a f and then they say this to you. Roll it.

>> Unfortunately, it's the fourth time in this committee that we've had a hearing on sanctuary cities. There's many other things that we could be doing other than this. get so upset when you with your with your butts and you don't want to talk about this. This is the fourth hearing. [laughter] Do you know what I'm thankful for? This is so messed up. I'm going to say I'm thankful after hearing I didn't even know what an angel family was. Had no idea. Never even heard about it. There are so many out here. You know what I'm thankful for? I'm thankful that my daughter was just shot in the back of the head. not raped, murdered, dismembered, put in a put in a garbage can like Megan Boss with bleach poured on her and they didn't fire or fight her for 50 days. And you can actually dismiss the angel families. You can say, "But you don't want to hear four four sessions on angel families. I'm sorry. You need to you need to." [laughter] I'm actually thankful that my daughter wasn't raped. How messed up is that? that I'm thankful every day that she was just murdered, not raped and dismembered. Like, think about that. Like, how messed up is that? Do you know what I thought of this morning when I got up? What the joy of anyone have a baby here? The joy of picking out their first outfit that they're going to wear on their ride home from the hospital. I had to pick out my daughter's last outfit. And she was a fabulous dresser. We had a hundred people come to our home. 100 friends and family came to her home. We had her cremated actually after and they all decorated her urn with rhinestones. PE all of them put it on there. She's fabulous even in death. But but the first time all the excitement of having a child and then having people make excuses and butts. I'm sorry. This is unacceptable. I don't you know there are so many angel families out here and the day that I have to wake up and be thankful that my daughter was only shot and not should tell you something. It's crazy. [sighs] How could you hear that and still keep the ideology of but they should deserve to be here and do whatever they want to do even though people have had hundreds of years of ancestry here. Their ancestors fought that this country may be free. And you got people who did not did not sweat to build this country get to come over here and reap the benefits of all that everybody's worked for. All right. Don't be mad at me. This is me bringing you the information. Don't be mad at me. I ain't did nothing. Ain't nobody did nothing.

No, I'm not going to play this one. I'm not gonna play this one. Uh-uh. I ain't playing that one. Hell no.

>> [clears throat]

>> Oh, I like it. I like this message, but I don't really want to play it. I want to play this. Let me get to this right here. Let me get to this right here. What's up, everybody? I got to get to this Dreaming Pro video cuz we got to figure out um why Stephen A is bloviating like that about Jaylen Brown. We done played a a lot of stuff before we got to the Jaylen Brown. I wanted to entertain you. But now let's get to the topic after an hour and a half. Shout out to Dreaming Pro.

>> I want y'all to hear the narrative about uh Jaylen Brown

>> of it. But as you guys know, recently Jamal Hill and Draymond Green did a sit down on one of their podcasts and they were talking about the ecosystem of sports media and Stephen A. Smith came up and Draymond Green had some comments about Stephen AF where he's like, "Look, you're not even in these locker rooms, man, and you you're hiding behind sources and all that." You guys know Stephen A. Smith has the issue with Jaylen Brown and all of that. And then Jamal Hill, who is a journalist, who has a history in journalism, she just was laughing with him and agreeing with him. Well, Stephen A. Smith caught a whiff of these comments, man. And um suffice to say he was not happy and he went on a long rant and I want you guys to listen to it especially toward the tail end where he gets into the sports media beef because that's where Jaylen Jayen Rose jumps into the freight. Take a look take a listen to the sound here. Now they're not happy about my opinion so they come to my and so I don't think it's approached with that same integrity that you're speaking about which ultimately I think it leaves all journalists in a bad spot because you're not technically viewed as what you just said a journalist is.

>> I'm not gonna say anything on TV I can't say to your face. So like if I say on TV, not you personally, but if I say on TV, "Hey, you flopped." Yo, when I see you, I'll be like, "Yeah, I said you flopped." [laughter]

>> What you laughing about, Jamal Hill? Somebody that's not in a locker room. Are you implying that you've been in a locker room more than me in my career? Is that the implication here? Jamal Hill, I beg to differ. I was a beat writer. and an NBA columnist for 15 years. You just going to sit up there and listen to Draymond Green and forget the fact that I was a beat writer, high school, colleges, pros for the first 20 years of my career and that I earned the right graduating through every step of this industry before I became a general sports columnist to not have to be in the locker room all the time. You just going to let him say that and there's no course correction whatsoever about the industry and the fact that my position was earned. Now let me get to you Dr. [snorts] Ladies and gentlemen before I say anything you will never hear me say before he say anything he going to bloviate something positive about him. That's what he always do. We get it. Okay. But it's interesting that he never addressed the comments at hand. People are saying that you are a you are a entertainer, a plant, if you will. You talk about everything else other than basketball. You obviously lied because you said you would talk to anybody other than Jason Whitlock, but you won't talk to me. You said you would pull up. I'll come to you when you turn in the brick. That's how you sound. But you will not have a conversation based around why do you talk about things in a way that's so negative and destructive that you cannot do? We heard uh a conversation between Shannon Sharp that sound the same way based in little respect for what someone's craft is. especially when you cannot do it. I understand journalism, but you disrespectful ass entertainers that just sit and run your mouth because you got hemorrhoids and you're in front of a mic. Um, it's interesting how you guys speak about things that you cannot persevere and do yourself. So me personally, I would love to have a conversation with you, especially about why you went specifically to high schools and colleges about me. That's that's how you socially engineer the minds of other people. When you go to the youth, when you go to the younger generation, if you just wanted to tell me I was a bad basketball player, you could have told me, "Why were you specifically going to the youth? You went grades behind me. You were going to colleges and high schools. So that's social engineering. So we just want to know Stephen A, what is your origin? Who are you from? Where do you come from? And why do you talk so much? Especially about things you can't do. Let me know when you're ready to have that conversation. It's got to come soon. You know what I mean? We need to talk. Okay? I can help you. Because right now, I know you might think that money is your god and you're starting to talk tough because you got more money. We all been there. I did the same thing. But uh you'll see very quickly that that don't really save you from nothing. Okay. So, let's talk whenever you get a chance.

A disrespectful word about Draymond Green. I love the brother. I think he's a good dude. Draymond, when you going to stop dancing around issues involving me and tell him what's up? You and I were pretty tight. And then after the choking incident with Rudy Goana slapped to Yousef Nerkage. I upset you because I called you and said it was difficult to defend you. I'm not saying anything out of pocket or personal because this is what you said to Shaq on his podcast. So, it was already public information. It's the only reason I'm revealing it. I'm not saying anything else about any of our conversations throughout the years. My brother, we've never talked since that time. But can you at least acknowledge to the people while you're talking publicly, if we're keeping it a buck, that when you went on Shaq's podcast and you said that, that's the first time I knew you were upset at me. I didn't even know. You never called me and had a conversation man to man. You never I never knew you were upset. All of a sudden, we stopped talking. Prior to that, I didn't have to be in a Golden State locker room at that time to talk to you. as is the case with me and a whole bunch of players y'all will never know about because a lot of players don't reveal that they speak to me nor do coaches nor do executives because if you reveal that it's like that how would I get access to the information I get access to easy Stephen A you get access to the information that you get access to because they know you're going to run your mouth about it on ESPN dummy you are a puppet. You run your mouth. You take private conversations and personal feelings about a person and you give it legs. You were the only guy that keeps coming up with information about Jaylen Brown and how he thinks he's the smartest person in the room. The guy went to Cal. He might be the smartest person in the room. He might actually be smarter than your white owners that you so love to put money in their pocket. News flash. Stephen A. Did you ever think about that? And why isn't why haven't you, Mr. uh AK or Q Doll, Mr. I'm down with the blacks, how come you never spoke on all the good things about Jaylen Brown, the Black Wall Street comments, his charitable nature, him going to actual impact the neighborhood, him being accessible to the children. Why don't you talk about those things? Because you can't not like a guy that's going to do all those things. But the reason why you didn't do that, you know why? You're there as a little dejango, little punk. You come to the defense of Jerry Jones. You come to the defense of Dana White. You don't come to the defense of Jaylen Brown, a black man who is has no scandals, who is college educated, who go foreign and domestic to seek knowledge, who can build a rocket ship damn near. You don't take up for that guy. You don't say this is a good brother. We need more brothers like him. He has no scandals, this and that. You do none of that. Why? He look like he hurt. He always hurt. Salute to you, bro. You don't you don't you don't stand in the gap as a elder and say, "I'm not going to let you slander this man." I don't give a f if you think he's the smartest person in the room. Look at his work. Judge his actions, not his words. He's a winner. He's a educated man who has no kids, no scandals whatsoever. And you guys can't pump him up. You keep wanting to put one-sided narrative about somebody that we don't even know to be true. We wasn't in that room. We don't know what he said. We don't know if these owners might be tied to some racism. And as soon as Jaylen Brown said, uh, Black Wall Street, it took them back to a time where they burned and bombed the whole goddamn city because they knew what that meant. the independence that they brought, the circulation of wealth that it meant, and you got here it is, you got a league of rich players that Jaylen Brown brought awareness to. Same thing I've said now that I'm gone. He's talking while he's playing. He said, and I salute him for talking while he's playing cuz this is risky. Here it is. This guy can't make the Olympic team when he's one of the best players in the league. Look at the sacrifice that everybody always talking about. They want a black person to make. Y'all need to make a sacrifice. You athletes need to make a sacrifice. Jaylen Brown sacrificed being an Olympian to build Black Wall Street and talk about it in Boston, a city where you know the tension. This man has done everything he's supposed to do as a young man. And what does he get in return? Silence. Why Ben Crump can't go for a living black man that's being crucified in front of the whole goddamn world? Ben Crump, do you only like dead black people? Do you only like unalived black people? Cuz that seemed to be the only time Al Sharp Tongue and Ben Crump come out is when the black person is unalived. Where's all these lawyering skills for uh Jaylen Brown when we can see corporations are backing off of this young man who's trying to build Black Wall Street and he's done nothing wrong but be great at basketball, who do nothing wrong but win and did nothing wrong but get educated. The same [ __ ] that y'all say we all should do. This man is being raped over the coals for doing it. And they're using media pundits like this clown. And they're using other media pundits to keep perpetuating a narrative that this guy think he's too arrogant. He's too smart. Now, we know the history when white folks talk like that. Jack Johnson used to have to win a boxing match and not celebrate the boxing match. He used to have to knock a white guy out and go, I accidentally did it. So we know the term uppy beep beep. So we know there's folks and it's deep rooted that they do not like a black man that stand up a wreck and knows what he's talking about and confront you on things. There's women that don't like it. There's white black there's a lot of people. The most dangerous thing it seems to be is a a wreck black man. Not [clears throat] in a sense in a sexual sense, but who will stand up for what's right and who will speak out and who is intelligent and who can speak with the best of them. They do not like this man because you cannot just tell him anything. You want to highlight John Morant, but then you want to discredit a person that's on the total opposite of John Morant and Jaylen Brown. How is that? Stephen A, if you want the board to put the guns down, we got a Jaylen Brown that never touched the gun. So we know, why don't we highlight the good things? You always want to talk about the bad thing. Why? Cuz you a script reading. Beep is simple. Jaylen Brown would have Jaylen Brown would have to pay them. No, what it is is Jaylen Brown has the blueprint so that black folks don't have to make it to the league and then their wealth get transferred from one family to the next family. Jaylen Brown is trying to help expose what I said I was going to help expose which is the goal along get along game. these players, despite the baby mama, despite the whoever else, you can look through all of these players financial documents and there's a manager, there's somebody taking their money and that's and it's working in conjunction with these banks. These banks have accounts and have things that require managers. And these basketball players, they don't know no better. They just put their money into that. businessmen and other people do not give their money to anybody. They are in control of their own funds. They don't have no accounts where they can't access. They have money movers, but they don't have people over their money the way that our black community has it. We The reason why we don't have a black Wall Street, a black anything is because our athletes, our rappers, our professional people, they're not in control of their money. White people are in control of their money. These same banks and these baffles and everybody that y'all talk about, they're in control of these guys' money. From the agents, they bring them the financial advisors to the tax people. All of this stuff works hand in hand. And this in conjunction when a player make it, the agent find them a tax guy, the agent find them a financial people, and it's all wrapped into one umbrella to get on their ass. And at the end of five years, they don't have nothing at the end of the day. And it's and then you guys believe it because you guys will be like, "Oh, it's an athlete. Oh, they always spend their money. Oh, they all everybody don't have that story. Trust me. But the one constant in most of the stories is somebody took some money from somebody. Somebody don't want Jaylen Brown starting to undo the CIA and the SPLC. Hard work, keeping us down at 13% by not owning nothing, killing each other in aborting conditions, not having families. We'd outnumber them by now. For real. Yeah. You mean we didn't see your goddamn face boy slicking in the [ __ ] talking about we not say [ __ ] said we salute to you bro said we little black hats and real footwork on your neck and real black hats is a real foot on your neck said we mean we [laughter] I'm just playing bad coaches look going to press conferences and call me out and they were the ones that gave me the damn That should tell you something, dummy. You sitting there blinking like you just told them something. You being used like a little If somebody don't respect you enough to lie on you in national TV, you idiot. They tell you something and then lie on you and then diss you, leaving you holding the bag. And you wonder why we call you [ __ ] You take all the hits for master, stupid. They told you the information. You ran it down to everybody. You [ __ ] up somebody's credibility and reputation. And then guess who they leave holding the bag? You. Cuz you a clown. Stephen a clown. 100 million jobs. You got

A $100 million, $1,000 a job. You got a hundred million jobs. This [ __ ] is sad. A grown ass crash out that don't even understand that the only reason why you get paid is so they can use you in that way, dummy. You're trying to argue with me and try to sound all smart and bloate when you literally just said that them white folks use you like a little beep. You just admitted it. There's nothing else you can say. You just admitted it that they will give you information, tell you a source, and then turn right back around and go off on you for something that you said that they gave you to say, you script reader. It's amazing how to go along, get along, gang work. Explain it to us one more time. Stephen A. What do they do? What do they give you, stupid dummy >> like that? How would I give access to the information I get access to? I've had coaches look go into press conferences and call me out and they were the ones that gave me the damn information. When you have sources, you protect sources. You don't know that. Jamal Hill, you've been on standard report for years. How many sources do you have? Car to tell us who you want to listen to Jaylen Brown and want to think that's okay. All right. State your source. picture. So you you you you going to do that? Of course you're not. Cuz you know, >> Stephen A, you are a dummy. Your source is the same people who are paying these guys. Your source is the same people who are running the private prisons. Your source is the same people that want to depict a one certain type of image of a black man. So that's why your source is attacking Jaylen Brown clown. Your source don't want the triple threat, a educated rich black man. They don't want that. You can't [ __ ] with him. He educated, he rich, and he black and he of the darker he were black and he's unapologetic with it. Maybe if he was light-skinned like Barack Obama, he'll get a white vouch from Joe Biden or somebody white and then we'll accept him. But he's a dark negro and he's unapologetic how smart he is. Why do he have to dumb himself down cuz you stupid? Because you fake like you smart and read the thesaars. Jaylen Brown don't talk like you and he's actually smart. Yo, you're the only former player willing to talk about this. That's why I rock with with uh with you. People don't know why uh we are up what we are up against. Yeah. LeBron is supposed to be the king. How the [ __ ] can LeBron talk about Caitlyn Clark but won't talk about Jaylen Brown? Why do we give him the distinction of king when all he does is kneel down and raise his fist in the air like he black? Why not stand up and use your platform and say that's enough of Jaylen Brown slander, bro? The man ain't do nothing but win and do it the right way. What are we slandering him for? When LeBron James opened his mouth, guess what he did? Ruined Stefon Marberry's shoe career until he went over to China. How come the king only opened his mouth to take away from black folk? But when he opened his mouth, it ain't never to add to black folk. That [ __ ] opened his mouth and went on Twitter and talking about free Big Meech, a drug dealer. when he open his mouth is something stupid attached to the hood. Why he ain't open his mouth and say that Jaylen Brown, a black man, is being attacked while he's building Black Wall Street. We don't want to hear that no more. And it would have went away. But no, we got to hear LeBron cry about whether we think he the king or not. He never says anything. Clutch Sports and all you clown LeBron fans, y'all always talking this black power and talking about a black man. Why don't y'all ever speak up for Jaylen Brown who's a black man who with a black initiative that's talking about black people? Why don't y'all talk about him? That's why I know all this [ __ ] is fake. All of this is disingenuous and it's all about who we like. Jaylen Brown is in Boston with a black initiative in a place where that's not going to be appreciated. Now that he's going to Philly, the city of brotherly love, any black initiative that he come up with is going to be received and embraced with open arms. It's going to be well respected and he's going to get his just due. So, I just don't understand why more active NBA players, if it's supposed to be Wakanda like the [ __ ] be talking about, if it's supposed to be all y'all can kneel down together cuz your white publicist tell you to, then why y'all can't stand up for Jaylen Brown? I would love to hear Rich Paul stop crying about uh MJ being the GOAT and use his platform to say stop [ __ ] with Jaylen Brown. I would love to hear LeBron stop trying to sway the narrative and be a actual so-called king and say something about Jaylen Brown. I would love to hear these men step in the gap and stop this [ __ ] But y'all men don't never say nothing. Your weakness. You sit there and take it all. You only speak up for unal alive men. You only speak up for women. You don't speak up for another fellow man that's trying to do the right thing. I thought men are supposed to be the truth. You're the closest to God. You're supposed to be the truth. That's why some people in New York call themselves to God, which I think is blasphemy, but you're the closest to God, so it's supposed to be the truth. Why don't you speak on things like this when you see a person being rad over the coals and your only excuse is it's because he's smart. As if that's a bad thing. This is a [ __ ] shame. You fanboys are sick.

>> But you're talking to Draymond and you sitting there talking like he's got a point. Draymond, respectfully, you don't have a point. I wish y'all number the best. It's just sad that these conversations devolve to this. Just like you going to go on with your life trying to win championships, I'm going to go on with mine trying to have the top radio show. Good luck, Jamal. Good luck, Dreal. Peace and love. Catch y'all later. When Skip Bis challenged you to come on his show on Fox and you retorted that it's a waste of your time, he don't have a snowballs chance in hell of coming at you, getting you to come on his show. He's done. He's the past. He's finished. That was one thing you said and then you had him on your podcast, your show, and it was an entirely different tune that you were singing. You never invited me on Draymond Green show since we haven't spoken. But you could give Skip Bis an opportunity to have a conversation with you manto man, all be it in front of the cameras and a microphone. You've never afforded me that opportunity. You're just going to ignore all of that. Ain't going to come at me like that. You bring up LeBron James. You are absolutely right, Draymond Green. I'm not in the locker room too often anymore. Would it happen to be because I got to wake up at 7 o'clock every morning for a morning meeting? Because I do a live television show that's number one in the mornings for 14 consecutive years in counting. God has blessed me with that. And I have obligations where I can't afford to wait to be in a locker room when y'all go in there and then you go in the shower and you take your time getting dressed and the media is supposed to wait for you if you know you have my number.

>> All right, cool. So you heard what he had to say. So then um Jaylen uh uh uh um um Jaylen Rose Jaylen Jaylen Rose uh you know he caught away for this and if you guys know Jaylen Rose has been on ESPN. He's had moments with Stephen Aceman, for example, where he said, you know, stop calling players scrubs and all that. Players work hard doing that Brown thing. And Stephen Steman began to modify uh his position on things. Well, here again, Jaylen Rose uh is calling out Stephen A. But before we get into his comments, today's video is brought to you by sponsor prize pick. It's a scorching sports summer and you can make all your picks on private, right? Number one group women's back 50 on price win a code of the ML. Yes. On the ninth, he said the most phony thing amongst quote unquote media members is beefing. then say, "I'll go on your show or vice versa to discuss it." See, chasing clicks. Lame. That was directly towards Stephen A. Smith because he was talking about uh uh um Draymond Green not inviting him to his show. You didn't invite me to your show. You didn't you didn't afford me that same opportunity that you gave to uh what's his name? Uh Skip Balis. Right. You didn't for He even said if it's ever an issue, y'all know me. I'm pulling up this name the play. And he's been saying that uh for years. I think what Jaylen Rose is speaking to, however, is this is the circus of sports media. There's a circus to it. There's this thing of, you know, anything you say, I'll respond to. Anything I say, you know, I say, you respond to. It's it's the it's what it's become, right? It's like, um, you know, it's the wild west. It never used to be like that. In the past, journalists really never went at each other. And if they had issues, it was really behind the scenes. But now it all kind of that's the new that's the new game, man. And everybody's a part of it. And to Jaylen Rose, he doesn't like it. For for all I know, Jaylen Rose cannot like my content. you know, it's it's it's his opinion. Um, but clearly, uh, the things that Stephen Hoff is doing, um, annoyed him to the point where he felt like he had to put out a statement. And we all know who that we all know who that was directed to. That's a fact. We all know who that was directed towards. So, let's hear this one. Let's hear this GM talk about Jaylen Brown, which this was the dumbest excuse that I ever heard, which we all know this guy should have been an Olympian. This guy should have been a lot of things that he's not being celebrated for. So, this is sensive about that. But the path looked a little bit more challenging with 70% of our cap >> [music] >> um and such a high percent of our usage tied into two players.

>> This has got to be the lamest [ __ ] of an excuse for somebody to get traded. >> Yeah. in of all time. When Luca got traded, I understood it. Oh, he doesn't play defense. He got a shame. It was about to be $350 million. You know, um when like big names get traded, you It's always something that comes out.

>> You're the smartest guy in the room. >> Say that Jaylen Brown has it's a disease. He suddenly thinks he's the smartest guy in every room he's in. I've worked with people in the media. Just it's really you get into a really bad space. You make a lot of money. Suddenly, you're absolutely sure. You don't want to listen to your bosses. You don't want to listen to consultants. You don't want to listen to teammates. Jaylen's kind of and and by the way, this was one executive told me this was always a little bit of Jaylen Brown's personality. Kind of the smartest guy in the room >> and his analytics [music] didn't add up. >> Yeah. >> But they won >> 50 plus games and was second in East. You hear what I'm saying? These are the reasons he supposedly left a sour taste in the organiza organization's mouth to get traded when this goes to show you that analytics shouldn't mean Jack Judy. I mean, it tells some of the story, but it don't tell the whole story. And that's why Rob Pelinka said, "We're playing AI basketball." Because the people that don't know how to talk basketball and don't know anything about basketball, the only thing they can go off of is analytics. Some computer [ __ ] And analytics can't tell you about will. Analytics can't teach drive, determination, will. It doesn't. There's no analytics that can show that. And so it's hard to talk sports with people that just, you know, regurgitate stats and analytics and they think that's the end all be all to everything and it's not. But they'll they'll tell you like it is, boy. They'll talk to you like that's everything. But hold on, let me finish this. [music]

>> So here we go again. Back with another one. And we got to go ahead and talk about the >> Room. I might be wrong. I'm not going to stand up here and be defensive about that. But the path lookeding to me, man. >> And of course, nobody was behind. >> The path looked a little bit more challenging to me. I might be wrong. I'm not going to stand up here and be defensive about that. But the path looked a little bit more challenging. Was 70%.

>> Man, just listening to him talk, I could tell Jaylen Brown's smarter than him. Just listen how indecisive he is. Well, I don't know. I could be wrong. Yeah, Jaylen Brown definitely smarter than you. Jaylen Brown gonna come in there and tell you how it is and you might not like it because you're indecisive. So yeah, this weenie dog that traded Jaylen Brown, he don't know. In my opinion, Jaylen Brown is smarter than him.

>> Of our cap um and such a high percent of our usage tied [music] into two players.

>> So let me get this right. I'm going to make sure for context. He said one of the reasons and and this could be the only reason but I think there are a lot of two things three things four things could be true. He said one of the reasons that he didn't want to have guys with high usage rate two guys with high usage rates and taking up 70% of the cap.

>> Now mind you you were trying to trade for Giannis who wanted 35% of your cap which would have been two guys again having cap and another guy that has an extremely high usage rate. It might be high in both JB and JT's. SO YOU WERE LOOKING TO BRING HIM on and that was going to be no issue. The issue seems to be Yiannis three years. You seem to be only go to two. But the mere fact he was willing to bring somebody on to eat up 30% of your cap. So now you're back to 70% two guys and somebody with a high usage rate. I'm not so sure Chad I didn't look at. Now at least uh Shannon didn't lie on this point. you were about to spend the money into two guys in Giannis. It would have been Giannis and it would have been um uh uh not Jaylen Brown, but uh uh what's his face? I keep [ __ ] up the dude's name cuz I'm just I'm just tired of hearing the whole back and forth drama. But it would have been the money still been tied up in the two guys. So why would you say this is why you don't give a sound bite? This is why you don't say that. Because now people can be like, "But you was about to tie the money up into two guys if he if Giannis would have came." Giannis wanted the max. So now people got to deal with that and do with that what they may because they know you lying now. It's all about smearing Jaylen Brown's name for whatever reason us black folks should know. But it's shocking and alarming to me that Negroes can kneel down all around the league for Kaepernick, but you can't stand up for Jaylen Brown, someone who's building Black Wall Street. Jaylen Brown, start sagging your pants, listening to rap music that's talking about unalive and black people, and boy, they'll think you cool. They'll think you real. You just got to start doing that, bro. Start sagging your pants or wearing purses and then start rapping about unal aliveing black people and you'll be at the top. All white people love black men that rap about unal alive and black men. I'm talking about you will see some executive cozy up with the who's who of rappers that's talking about unaling people. You seen Mick Meek Mill with Robert Craft, but you see Jaylen Brown, a guy he ain't did a Jack Judy. They don't like him for some reason. Interesting. Listen, I apologize. Uh uh, look this up. Let's see where Yanni's usage rates is compared to JB and JT.

>> It's probably higher. >> I'm confused, Joe. >> It's for sure higher. His usage rate is for sure higher.

>> So, absolutely, no doubt about it. that 2024 2025 season in which Giannis was eligible for the usage rate leaderboard, he was at the very top. He was number one and Jaylen Brown was nowhere to be found on that list. The only reason why Jaylen Brown's usage rate climbed the way that he did is because Jason Tatum got hurt. And so, of course, when Tatum went out, nobody expected the Boston Celtics to be at the top of the East. But Brown had to do what he had to do. He put the Celtics on his back, kept him more than a float. They finished as the number two seed in the Eastern Conference, and nobody saw it coming. And some people have even raised a fair question. Had this situation been reversed, had Jaylen Brown been injured while Tatum was forced to carry the load, could Tatum have taken them to a number two seed in the East? That's highly questionable by a lot of people. And so, of course, Brad Stevens explanation doesn't hold water.

>> I'm looking at 2425 when everybody was healthy in the regular season. Giannis was the top in usage, a tick under 35%. Guess who number five was? Oh, Jason Tatum. Jaylen Brown. Oh, even the analytics exposed why his usage rate went up. The analytics expose everything. His analytics went up because Jason Tatum got hurt. Simple. Jason Tatum come back, his his usage rate go down. Productivity is still up. He's still a winner. But he put the team on his back with his teammate gone and got to the second in the East. But he needs to be traded. Interesting. because he's too smart.

>> Was all the way down at 16. So, we're not surprised that Jason Jaylen Brown went up because JT went out. >> Right. Right. >> That's only natural. >> Yeah. >> So, in other words, he was he sacrificed the guy that when he was on the same team as Jason uh Jason Tatum, he was number 18, number 16 in usage. And the guy he wanted to replace him with was number one. M.

>> So usage really ain't really have a whole lot to do with it because if you would have gave that third year, Giannis would have signed off and you'd have had a guy that the year before had the highest usage rate in all the NBA. Bringing him on a team with a guy that had the fifth highest usage rate in all the NBA.

>> I I get that, you know, things end in a fet that made sense to me is still I don't I'm still trying to make sense of it. I'm still processing it. So, uh, [music] you know, I'm just grateful to have an opportunity and I'm grateful for the families to allow me to come into the into their community and, uh, get involved and try to find solutions.

>> I can't believe this. I can't believe that we again, >> I can't believe that stuff like this guy's been a model citizen. >> He's been a role model in the community. These are things I know for a fact. >> Yeah. >> Uh, I don't know anybody that said one bad thing about him. and because he comes out and has a chip on his shoulder from not making an Olympic team after being a final NBA champion MVP [laughter] and then you know just dealing with shoe companies coming out with his own brand. I mean this is just ridiculous though and I know that's a it's a rival Boston but I just wish him the most.

>> This is like the sad thing about sports like when the politics start [snorts] coming into play and doesn't make it as pure. You know what I'm saying? Like guys just can't they always got to find ways to tear somebody down or discredit what they are, what they've done. [snorts] Um, but there's politics and everything, man. And unfortunately, he's had to deal with them. He's I think again, he's accepted every challenge. He's overcome most of them. He's proven a lot of people wrong, and I hope he continues to do so.

>> And so, right now, a lot of people are kind of feeling the same way. As messy as this was, as avoidable as this was, we all know it was the best thing for Jaylen Brown. Jaylen Brown was never appreciated by the Boston Celtics like he should have been appreciated. And the best thing about it for Jaylen Brown,

>> look at this man. Fan interaction. Don't matter what color you are. Look at this man. Fan interaction. All that. And they don't like him. The [ __ ] out of here, man. I'm tired of these people. He gets to go compete for a championship. Here's where Rob Pelinka tells them tells Max Kellerman that you're full of malarkey, brother. This analytic [ __ ] don't tell the whole story. So all of you analytic fanboys, put your analytics up some of the times, not all of the times. This is a GM in the league. Watch what he says.

>> Disparity, right? This giant gap between how he's perceived through the eye test and by the way through the results and what the advanced analytics are saying. Now, I heard Zach Low say, I think this must be yesterday. It popped up on my reels today. Zach Low said, "Look, I'm not saying that you need to be slavish to the advanced analytics." But there are a handful of players in the league where all of the advanced analytics say, "This guy's not as good as you think he is." And Jaylen Brown is one of those guys. What do you say to that?

>> So, I'll ask you, you both can answer. This is easy. of those Warrior teams. Guess who rated not great analytically his whole career? All the time.

>> Steph. Steph. >> No. No. He's He's He's good. >> Oh. Oh. >> You said guess. >> Well, Draymond, I know what the analytics don't. >> No, no, no, no. He's he's he's good defensively. Clay, think about that. >> Rich ball. You said guess. Yeah, he said guess. That mean you guessed wrong. Guess again. Sorry, Bob Myers. Yeah, you're right. You're right. Bob Myers. But you said I don't know why I get him and Rob Pelinko [ __ ] up. But this is Bob Myers. Correct. Sorry. I actually know Bob Myers. I met Bob Myers. I don't know why I [ __ ] his name up. Apologies. But um Bob Myers is explaining to you that it's not about just no analytics. Klay Thompson is known as a two-way player. One of the best on ball defenders in the league. also one of the best shooters in the league prior to his injury. So, his analytics say a different story. If you only go by his analytics, you wouldn't want Klay on your team. But everybody who's seen Klay play know damn well you want Klay Thompson on your team. So, if you just go by analytics, that's on you.

>> Clay never rated well analytically. Tell me what kind of player Klay Thompson is. Yeah. Hall of Fame, we don't win without Clay Thompson. So where you look, I don't The thing about analytics is kind of like people go all the way too far one way or all the way. I don't listen to analytics or all that matters. It's neither. If you and I are having a conversation, you have to This is where you have to look at some things and go, "Yeah, that says that." But by the way, I don't know how you get finals MVP if you're not a good basketball. I don't even know how.

>> I don't think anyone's saying he's not. >> No, no, I understand. Very good. Like very good. And by the way, forget about You know what? You know what? Um, you should look at Jaylen Brown and evaluate is winning.

>> That's the analytics. >> Winning these teams won. >> The Celtics came right now. They got one championship in the last. You know how many times they've been to the East Conference finals?

>> But but I will say this about Jaylen Brown and you're right. Like if look, they came up short this year. But the fact that they got as far as they did, they outkicked their coverage in that sense.

>> But just speculating about why Clay might have been underrated by analytics >> is what I said earlier about Jaylen Brown. If you were playing the Warriors before KD got there, >> how do you really beat them? It's almost impossible. One of the things you could do is make Clay put the ball on the floor and make decisions with it. Not because he can't do it, but because he's not as good at that as say Steph Curry. That's not why he's there. And but sometimes sometimes, >> you know how they say like a little knowledge is dangerous. Sometimes a a more well-rounded skill set or the guy's ability to do multiple things can be used against them when they're pressed into doing that thing. And because they can do it, they do it a little too much.

>> And and this is the thing that every >> see how stupid that is. A guy that don't play basketball is trying to tell Rob Pelinka, a guy who played basketball about basketball. And you should stop because the more you do something, the more you dribble the ball, the more turnovers you're going to have. The more you pass the ball, the more turnovers you could potentially have. The more shots you take, the more misses you're going to have. And that's just the way it is. If you're only going to compute analytics based on that, this man is a winner. Klay Thompson, Jaylen Brown, the only analytics should be winning. The man wins. Bob Myers, I'm sorry. I don't keep Sorry, we got to break a habit seven times.

>> I although Although Clay never dribbled. you build these teams like when you build these teams >> the art of it is how do I put together a group of five it's people there's five guys playing basketball it's not it's not an it's not golf it's not

>> I always said this >> okay so the genius or the art of it or the not the analytical component of it is how do I put five guys on the floor where I can there's very few players that you don't have to cover up some weakness where you don't look at like well Max isn't great at this so I got to help him in this file you know there's very few guys you go he's great at everything that that's

>> LeBron in his prime Yeah. Yeah. what he can do. He can guard.

>> LeBron in his prime is great at everything. LeBron even admitted he has problems doing dribble pull-ups. He has a problem going left, pulling up, shooting the basketball. He has a problem. He feels more comfortable going right all the way to the basket, but he feels comfortable pulling up going right. To say that LeBron has no holes in his game is absolutely crazy when he can't even post up in his prime. He can't post up now. He can't post up in his prime. Like, I just don't understand this. This is weird. Like, this media and I told y'all, here's why I know this [ __ ] is manufactured. And this is why I didn't want to say anything because you guys love people. And I said I was here to expose the goalong getalong gang, but everybody that's in the goalong getalong gang. Guess what? You love them. You love Jay-Z, but he gonna sell you up the river river for the contract every time. You love Oprah. She going to sell you up the river every time. You love LeBron. He got a whole baffle [ __ ] sign on his chest. You love these people. So, you're going to automatically hate me for telling you that this is who they are. This is a shame. I know it's Bob Myers, but I'mma [ __ ] it up again. I'm sorry. You love these people, so you're going to find reasons to take away from me because you like them. But if you just look at what they actually do, they don't do anything for you or say anything for you or do anything that stands and show they represent you. You only like them. You only talk about them. They don't talk about you, Jay-Z. Nobody don't talk about you. This [ __ ] is sad. You guys are idol worshiping people that can give a hill of beans about you. These are narratives. When they put the chosen one on LeBron James back, that meant Camlo Anthony cannot win the [ __ ] rookie of the year. That mean the chosen one got to win it. That's why I don't like these groups. They destroying us. I can show you a video of a group called the police and y'all call them the blue wall of silence. And they lied over a whole investigation, which I'm going to show on my Patreon. They lied about a whole investigation to protect one of the officers that's a part of the group. This is what groups do. They lie to protect one another. That's why certain people join groups. The weak and the strong join groups and given situations sometimes groups are a must. But right now we free. There's no need for a group. You can have likeminded thinkers that you can hold each other accountable. But a group to where we all think alike, this is our problem. This is our problem. And you guys idolize these people until they do a scandal. Everybody was loving Diddy. Now people mad at Diddy. All y'all do is idol worship people. And it's sad. It's really sad. But I'll leave you guys with that. Bob Myers just proved that it's not just about no goddamn analytics. Matter of fact, he got a little more to this. Let me let him finish.

>> Multiple positions. He can pass, rebound, steal, everything. But most guys aren't like that. So then you go, okay, Klay Thompson, you know, let's put him on Kyrie Irving or James Harden. Just you shut him down. If we don't have that guy, we do not win those series. Now the analytics doesn't value that as much. But winning like we don't win without him. So what you're saying is

>> no, the analytics do account for that box plus minus.

>> No, but not like they they they look at a lot of >> the analytics don't account for a player taking more shots than he would take to get his average. the analytics don't account for a guy running through screens and and getting under and over screens and giving his all and his legs might be a little shaky so his uh three-point percentage go down. Just imagine how many threes Klay Thompson would have made if they protected him like they did LeBron James. Put him on the weakest score. Klay Thompson could have did what LeBron James and most of these guys do. go to a team, run the team, guard the weakest scoreer where you can just hide. You can hide on the weakest scoreer and then now you have legs to give all of your energy and effort to offense. That's not what Klay Thomas was for afforded. Klay Thompson, he wasn't afforded that. He had to guard the best offensive player and he still had to hit the corner three. He still had to hit open shot. So, you have to give credence and kudos to that. analytics can't teach that

>> offball offball defense block steals things like that. They don't they don't value enough of I'm guarding Max and I'm just going to shut you down. They don't value

>> how that might have an effect on what's happening.

>> Like if you were asking somebody like what's wrong with analytics? They would say well he doesn't do this this and you'd be like okay but he does all these other things. Sometimes analytics overvalue certain parts

>> maybe. I think they've gotten pretty. You would know more than I, but I better than I would. But I think in basketball a lot of

>> So you saw it there. >> We have to get a lot of entertainers out of talking about basketball because this is dumbing down uh the fans. We got so many people uh that have an opinion about basketball backer than a [ __ ] ain't never take the perseverance of getting in shape, let alone to be able to be dedicated to a sport and understand the camaraderie and the things that come along with it. They can only be witty and talk and be disrespectful to the actual players that put their life, their health, their peace of mind, their bodies on the line uh for a game for your view and pleasure. It's a shame. And the next live I'mma go over, I'mma go over Shannon Sharp uh speaking to a boxer in a way that I thought was highly disrespectful. And that illustrates another thing that what I was talking about. But we'll get back to that. But for now, I got to get up out of this thing, man. So, salute to y'all. Uh I'm up out of this thing. I'm gone.