The Tragic True Story of Ashlee Jenae - Why Jada Won't Quit Embarrassing Will Smith

This is Ashley Janae, and we're going to be talking about some lessons tonight from her life. The young lady was tragically killed, and we're going to be discussing that among other things because there are questions that are not being answered. So, it's important to know.

Before I do that, however, I want to say condolences to her family. No matter what anybody might think or say, nobody expects for their child to go out somewhere and to just die. And that comes first and foremost. We're not here to denigrate anyone, run anyone to the ground. What's done is done at this point.

What we're really here tonight to do is to discuss lessons that are being learned from this. And there are a lot of them. There are a lot of them in this case because there were warning signs that were coming the entire time. There were warning signs from the culture, from her family, from just her experiences, period. A number of different things.

What we're going to do here is we're going to just basically jump right into it. This is Ashley. This is from her Instagram. And this gentleman here is basically the main suspect at this time. She was 31. This was him proposing to her on this safari somewhere. He was 45, 46, or he is. And you can see all kinds of things here. They're both tatted up. Yes, this is important. He's got a lot more tattoos than her. And we're going to get into that here in just a moment because that's important.

This is the story here from TMZ. TMZ was talking about this. And if you were not aware, not sure if you all can hear this.

"We have not determined the cause of death yet at all. An investigation is ongoing and so pending."

You all can let me know if you hear that.

"Nothing official has been released. That's what we're trying to find out. We just want answers."

"What was it that the hotel initially told you guys?"

"Um, that the person that Joe McCann, who she was traveling with, uh, had, um..."

"...the person she was traveling with..."

"...that he had found her and that they had taken her to the hospital."

Okay, I'm going to just read through the story here because this goes a lot quicker. This goes a lot quicker. It says here that Ashley Janae's family tells us they've heard next to nothing from her fiance Joe McCann since her tragic death in Tanzania earlier this month, and they're looking to get their hands on surveillance video from the hotel where she was found unconscious. Ashley's parents, Harry and Yolanda. I believe that's the two in the middle. Don't worry, we'll get to the folks on the end here in just a bit. All right, folks. Thank y'all very much. I want to make sure the audio is good, so we're good to go.

Ashley's parents, Harry and Yolanda, and their respective partners, sat down with TMZ's Charlie Neff and told us about their communications with Joe, or lack thereof, in the wake of Ashley's death. The family says Joe only reached out to them once, 11 hours after she was taken to the hospital. And her father says that's really strange. He says Joe assured them everything was fine, but Ashley was ultimately pronounced dead at the hospital. Other than that, we're told Joe has remained radio silent.

Ashley and Joe were staying at a luxury resort in Tanzania celebrating her 31st birthday, and they got engaged days before she died. Police say Ashley and Joe were involved in a dispute before her death, and it was so serious that hotel staff stepped in and separated them into different rooms. And now her family wants to review surveillance footage from the property to put a timeline together. A local news report indicates police believe Ashley died by suicide, but her family tells us she was a beacon of light and gave no indication she would ever harm herself. There's been no official ruling on the cause of death, and the family is still searching for answers, but it sounds like they won't be getting any from Joe.

So, yes, sir, folks. So this is Joe, and this was his piece of chocolate burning love. And the first trip to Tanzania was the last one. He had just proposed to her, and a little bit after that, she's dead. They got engaged days before she died. And that was the video that I was showing you there where he's there. This is them in Tanzania. You see the date on it. And this is him proposing, and, you know, she's all geeked out. Lessons to be learned here. Lessons to be learned.

Now, I'm going to get to the part that a lot of you will be talking about here later, or you talked about before, because there are elements to this that people are not talking about or discussing. I noticed that they're not looking into this. They're not doing their due diligence. But this is the place that does that.

First off, what we're going to do is we're going to do a review of some things, and this will be important while everyone else is out here giving you half information. We're not going to be doing that here. First and foremost, if you go to her Twitter, now this is the thing that a lot of folks jumped on. First and foremost, when you look through her account for black men, you saw some of the stuff that was said there. Stuff just irritated me. So, now remind you, this dates back to 2020, 2014. So, this would have been before she was 18 years old. Keep that in mind. So, she just turned 31. Well, anything before 2013 would have been before she was 18, technically speaking, if the math lines up. So, 2014, she had just turned 18 or so. I'm not going to go over that, but you all know about the dates on here. If you see anything below 2013, she wasn't 18 yet by my math. All right.

"Just irritated me. Lol. Some girl was going on about how great white men are as opposed to black men. Like, WTF, are you dumb? This was 12 years ago. This is her. This was her attitude 12 years ago. Every day, black men wake up and find new ways to embarrass us."

A lot of people jumped on this. Rightfully so. This is just a couple of years ago. When she was younger, her attitude was really a lot more balanced, to be totally honest. When she was younger, but the closer that we get here, that's the closer we get to today, the older that she gets, the more the more polarized she seems to become.

"Honestly, I've dated white guys for as long as I can remember. But I've never bashed black men or belittled them while doing so. Remember, this was 12. At this point here, this would have been a decade ago. She would have been 21. So she said, 'I've dated white guys for as long as I can remember.'"

This is by the time she was 21. So if no one ever went over the math, folks, I'm going over it with you here tonight.

"Um, but, Dom, just because my boyfriend is white, this was the year before, so she would have been around 20, doesn't mean I think black men are ugly or degrade them on social networks."

2014. So, we're getting even younger.

"Like, I hate when black men talk about all the reasons why they hate black women and how they can't date them and they so this or that. And I'm wondering, did that play a part in decisions like this? Because then she turns right around and tells you a couple years later that she's been dating white guys as long as she can remember. And yet she's very, very upset and unhappy and disturbed by what black, what she claims black men think."

Putting all the pieces together here, folks. Not bits and pieces of it. All the pieces together.

"Black men are no better. I normally don't like dark skin. Quote, 'I normally don't like dark-skinned girls, but you sexy chocolate girl, yo, y'all are annoying.'"

So, she had a color complex. So, very clearly here, she's demonstrating that she had a color complex. And there are no shortage of people in the dominant society who know about this and will take total advantage of it. So she had a color complex with black men. You do realize black men have freckles. Just Drake. Y'all got to stop putting white men on a pedestal for finding black women attractive. No, she would have been like 20 years old at the time.

"People, take a look at the way she was talking. Man, I feel bad for men like him. Is cool though. He can keep talking down on black women like his black ass mom. So even a decade ago, she was part of your mama black. Then again, her mom was black, but that didn't prevent certain other things from happening to it. I'm just tired of seeing black men talking down on black women and vice versa, saying they only date a certain race. What didn't she just say? I, I've been dating white men as long as I can remember. I've dated white guys for as long as I can remember. So yeah, I don't know about that, 'cause I know white men that love their black wives, girlfriends, etc. I'm just saying people are people. So, yeah. Yes. So, there's that. There's that."

Now, while people did look at that, I took a look for some other things, including stuff that you hadn't heard folks talking about. So, let's go over and take a look at when you look up her comments about white men. Okay, we saw this before.

"Some girl was going on about how great white men are as opposed to black men. Are you dumb? I did white men as long as I can remember. Y'all guys, stop putting white men on a pedestal for finding black women attractive. I just saw somebody say white men don't cheat. That's got to be the largest amount of [expletive] I've heard in a while. But she didn't say that white men are out here embarrassing us. But if you want to know what she, some of her choice thoughts about white men, by the way, this was back in 2014. So, she would have just gotten out of her teens, just gotten out of being 19 if she was talking about white men."

"White men watching white men can't jump. Apparently, this was, I don't know. I guess she was on a binge for a few days. Some of the things she said stuck out to me. Some of the stuff she said stuck out to me. And what I'm going to say next is not to disrespect her. It's not to disrespect anybody else. It is to simply give you an overall analysis here so that we all can learn from this because there are certain things that stick out to me. Certain things that stick out to me."

Before I do that, there's one more here. One more. Let me go ahead and do that right quick while I'm at it. Let me go ahead and do that right quick while I'm here. While I'm at it. Just to make sure I don't leave any stones unturned for that. While I'm here and while I'm at it on your screens here, this is what happens when you look up her comments about white man. Not white men. We just saw her comments about white men. These are her comments about white man.

"I already know I'm going to end up with a white man just like my mama. CTFU."

So, she would have been around 17 or 18 years old when she made that comment. So, fresh out of high school, fresh out of high school, she was very sensitive to what her mother had done. Now take a look at her father and the woman that he's with now. Then take a look at the mother. H, take a look at the hair and everything. And then take a look at this chick over here. There's a certain type of style that white men like to see. They like to see a certain type of style on these females. Kind of got the Sideshow Bob haircut. No disrespect, but yeah, this all looks like it fits the profile.

"I already know I'm going to end up with a white man just like my mom. Some [expletive] and this is crazy work, little girl, bashing black women be the same [expletive] calling me a traitor for dating a white man. This was over a decade ago. So, her color complex was deep. I couldn't tell you how many times a black man has asked me, 'Who hurt me for me to like a white man?' Like, grow up. This was a decade ago. A decade."

This next comment here, I'm not really sure what the context of it is, but okay.

"As long as it's genuine, any love between anyone, man, woman, transgender, what? Black, white, straight, gay, is beautiful."

Did they, did anybody show you all this? Oh, keep it in mind because we're going to come back to it. Although what it suggests to me was that when she said that she's been dating white men her whole life, she's dated a bunch of white guys. What that says to me is that she's had a lot of sexual experiences. And then when you see, no disrespect, but this was what this, this is not AI. These are real photoshoots. She did a real video shoot and this is the kind of stuff she was doing. So she obviously, you can see what she thought. Okay. She was not shy. That's for certain. And what that tells me is that suits that fits a certain profile. It fits a certain profile. Now we're going to find out if I'm correct. Now, if I'm correct, there will be corroborating evidence if I'm correct.

"Me. Um, the white man always trying to bring me down. Okay. Lol. Your stepdad, right? Like, I really already know I'm going to end up marrying a white man."

That was March 5th. This was July 1st. So, March of 2013 and July of 2013, she was real focused on getting a white man. She was saying it from the very beginning.

Now take a look at this string of stuff, y'all. From 2012 to 2012. Now, at this point, she's, we're talking not 18 years old anymore.

"Like, I already know I'm going to end up marrying a white man. 2013. I'mma marry a white man just like Robin Thicke one day. 2013. 2012. Lol. I'mma start calling white people the man of pale face. 2013. My mom is convinced I'm going to marry a white man."

All throughout 2013, y'all. This was the year. So, what was this, her last year in high school? Maybe second to last year in high school? And by that time, her mama let her know something. Yeah. Why? Why is it mama was the one talking real? "You need to get you a white man."

So, I want you all to know where this came from. I'm not saying this. Jana is saying this. I mean, Ashley is saying this, not me. Ashley is the one saying it, not me. Notice over and over again she would say this.

"My mom is convinced I'm going to be with a white man just like her."

So, she went in 2013 in particular. Anybody can go track down how old specifically she was back then. The year of 2013, she was super heavy on this.

"Me and my mom are convinced I need to be with a white man."

Not at 31, y'all. This would have been back when she was 18 or 17 or 18 years old. Somewhere around there. Okay. Somebody was heavily influencing her that that was the direction she needed to go in, and that she never talked like this about black men. All her comments about black men were either indifferent or summarily negative. And this is the daughter saying that, "Yeah, mama, me and mama talked about this all the time. I'm just bringing you all the invoices. I'm just bringing you the invoices here."

Now, about that other thing that I mentioned, now either I'm correct about that or I'm not. If I'm not correct about it, well then I guess that's on me. If I am correct, we'll see how these things go. We'll see how it goes.

So, here's the next thing. Why don't we go ahead and take a trip to TikTok? Don't worry, we're going to come back to the fella here in a minute, but let's take a trip down memory lane to her TikTok. All right. Oh, here she is with wearing with Jeff Bezos and Kara, Jeff Bezos's wife, and Kara, and whatnot, walking around in her underwear. So, she was here to make money and vulgar gestures and everything else, but this was what she was being trained to do. Oh, look. This is her. Yeah, there you go. Yeah. Okay. She wants to make sure you see her implants, among other things. She wants to make sure you can see that. So, okay. She's letting you know she's open for business. She's letting you know. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. What's this right here?

"When she says, 'I don't like girls, but I like you.'"

All righty then. H. Okay. Because I had a feeling based on what I saw and based on the history, I had a feeling because this kind of behavior is never just limited when she made the comment about transsexuals and whatnot. Yeah. That that kind of comment is never limited. Okay. So, somebody, somebody alert Queen Sugar since clearly she don't get it. But yeah, now when you go to Ashley's Twitter looking for "I like girls," just type in "I like girls."

"I think black girls who like white guys are weird."

So, there's that. She was quoting somebody else, I guess. Okay. All right.

"I'm always someone's exception. I don't like black girls, but I like you. I don't like dark skins, but I like you. Like, no. I don't understand why girls be so mad. Like, it really kills them to give another girl a compliment."

I'm just reading these so nobody can say that I was being partial. Okay. She doesn't like that kind of stuff there. All right. She's being catty.

"I hate when girls repost pictures like this with captions like, 'Me and my girls.' Okay. I hate girls that do too much, like have all their boyfriends' passwords. Y'all not married? Where's the privacy? I swear the wackiest girls be like cockiest. This is a decade ago. Okay. Be taking girls on 200 dates. He really up, man. And I got to like him."

All right. She's following some guy's example. We'll see.

"I hate girls that try too hard to act like they have their stuff together. Like, do you forget we know you off social networks? Okay. What? You know, I don't even like girls to have girlfriends."

Is she quoting him or is she giving her thoughts?

"I love following pretty girls with their stuff together. Like, yes, boo. Get that degree. Stack that money. 'I don't normally like black girls, but I like you' is not a compliment."

Okay. She might be talking about guys saying that. Okay. Well, Jason hasn't proven anything so far. Wait for it. MRT is so whatever that is. MLRT is so me. I hate when girls think because I follow, but I don't know them. I'm low-key being smart. Like, girl, I want to tell you how cute you are. I get to dress up for Halloween at my job. My boss's sons say, 'Girls, be as [expletive] as you like.'"

Okay. When she hits you with that, "I don't like girls, but I like you." That was 2015. Back in 2015. She's, she was killed when she was 31. 11 years ago, she would have been about 20, maybe 19. All the way back then when she hits you with that, "I don't like girls, but I like you." This was 2022, y'all. Years later. But apparently this line either resonated with her or worked for her because there's a lot of dudes out there that want to know that you down for the freak off. Damn. So they want to make sure you down for the freak off before you do anything else. Not disrespecting here. Just putting all the lines together for you all. Am I making it up or did you see these things the whole time?

"I like my girls a little older with her hair down on her, the hair down her shoulders."

I mean, well, she was what, 17, 18 years old. So, I don't think she was comparing herself to middle schoolers. So, who are the girls that she's referring to? 'Cause she was way too young to be older.

"I like my girls a little older with her hair down her shoulders."

She would have been around, by my calculus, around 17. Somewhere around there. She would have been somewhere around there. Okay.

"Are any of y'all into girls like I am? Let's be honest."

Drake voice. 2012.

"I like girls that like girls."

2012.

"Girls be like, 'I don't like her.' I be like, 'Who is she?'"

2014.

"I like girls that like girls."

2011. December of 2011. He said, "I like girls that like girls." 2011.

I'm going to stop there. I'm going to stop there. You want to know how you ended up here? You want to know how you ended up with a story like this? You want to know how you ended up with a story happening this way? You want to know how you end up with a story unfolding this way? I submit to you all that this is the result of how she was raised. That she was groomed to go in a certain direction. And since way before child slavery, there have been a number of individuals from the dominant society looking for black females who have been programmed this way because they know that you're easy prey. You've already been programmed to do so, and all they got to do is walk in. So you see, you're relying on that social stigma that he got something to lose. No, he's coming looking for something in particular.

Want to read a story here. I want to read a story from Madame Noir.

"[Expletive] what?"

No, no. I, I want to read a story, an article from Madame Noir. I need to do this right quick. I need to do this right quick because there's some facts and things I want us to go ahead and get into here. There are some facts I want us to get into. And the writer of the article, you know, is well, you can go look her up for yourself. She's got hair. Her name is Shivon Dixon, but she's a black female who has hair just like Ashley's mother does. Want you all to see this article here.

"Rest in Preference. Ashley Janae's death sparks conversations on black women's safety and sanity in dating." 27 reactions. No word about black men's, but okay. Okay. Details continue to emerge in the mysterious death of influencer and self-proclaimed divest. What? Damn. Ashley Janae. So, there it is right there. She's, she hung her hat on social media as presenting herself as the face of declining and refusing black males specifically. So when you say you're a divestor, that means that you specifically reject black men, specifically them. You specifically are singling them out. Okay. Now that we've covered that, we are not being cruel. We are not being mean. We are not being oppressive. We are not being persecutorial. This is a teaching moment with her and the person, the last person she divested for. She made that a lifestyle. She thought she was stunting. And what I'm saying is that these people know dysfunctions among females like yourself. They know the dysfunction that you were raised in. And that's specifically the dysfunction they're looking for, 'cause they know that you'll jump at the first opportunity. All he got to do is be white, and you'll go for the rest. And he wasn't wrong."

Now listen to what the article tells you all here.

"As new details emerge in the startling death of lifestyle influencer Ashley Jana, everyone from Cardi B to Joe Schmo has an opinion on this unsettling case. Born Ashley Robinson, the Miami-based influencer was celebrating her 31st birthday with a luxurious trip to Tanzania."

We're going to come back to that word luxurious here in just a few moments. Hang tight. We got a lot to cover. With her older white fiance, Joe McCann, 45, who she had been dating for about a year and a half, according to her parents. So, in other words, 18 months later, she just met him 18 months ago, and she's ready to get married. So, who was it who thought this was a great idea? McCann surprised his girlfriend with a romantic proposal during a safari, complete with a rare albino lion. Ashley shared the intimate moments with her 120,000 Instagram followers, painting a picture of a promising future full of love and leisure. As the attorney James Ston said, 'People's social media is their highlight reel. It's their highlight reel. Reality is a bit different.'"

"'Chapter 31. And I'm exactly where I need to be,' she wrote on April 5th, not realizing she's only got days to live."

However, just days after her dreamy birthday and engagement, look at how flowery the writer is painting this all love. The writer is only upset that things went the way they usually do. The trip turned into a nightmare when she found, when she was found unresponsive in her hotel room and then rushed to a local hospital. Ashley died the following day on Friday, April 10th. McCann, a cryptocurrency dealer, what in the United States, reportedly told authorities she died by suicide, specifically by hanging in a wardrobe using cloth from her dress. Cryptocurrency dealer. You sure you don't mean trader? I mean, that would just simply mean, hey, he's one of the crypto bros, and that matters, too, folks. That means he's new rich, or at least new money, or at least that's what he claims he is. Where's the investigation? He just claims that. What? I don't know what in the world a dealer is, but by the way, have we checked to see if he was all these things? Because I submit to you that that may have played a huge part in why this occurred.

"Earlier, the couple had an argument so intense that the staff at Zuri Zanzibar, the hotel they were staying at, had to intervene and separate them into different hotels in different rooms. Local authorities were contacted because of concern about Ashley's wellbeing. According to a report from TMZ, BBC reports that Zanzibar's North Unguja police chief Benedict Mappera said that the case was reported late last week at a nearby police station and hotel staff raised the alarm over a guest suspected to be suicidal."

Hotel staff raised the alarm over a guest suspected to be suicidal. Before any of you jumped to conclusions about what occurred, I didn't do that. What I did was I took you through the psychology of how she had been raised, what she was expecting, some of the things that she was into. And when you build a complete and total profile, then you start looking at different things. Because you see, the divest community would never want you to believe that a black female would take herself out over a white dude. They would have you believe that they are so wonderful and so great people would be willing to kill over them. Not that they are so low in self-esteem that as soon as they can't get a white man, they're so desperate to have one that if they can't, they might take themselves out over a guest suspected to be suicidal. Did your other YouTubers put this in its proper perspective? No. Okay.

"On April 14th, Ashley's parents, Harry and Yolanda, spoke with the outlet about the mysterious circumstances surrounding their daughter's death. Harry revealed that McCann only reached out to them once, 11 hours after Ashley was taken to the hospital, which her father described as quote, 'really strange.' Harry said McCann assured them everything was fine, but ultimately she ended up dead. The family says they have not heard from him since."

This down here, we're going to come to here in just a few moments. Before I do, I want to take you all on a stroll through here. If you take a look through her social media, you take a look at her Instagram. She simply wanted to do the usual thing where they're telling you everything's life. By the way, shades of rapper Eve. All right. She wants to show you. She's got her designer handbags, and oh, she's got the beekeeper glasses, and she's got the bed wench braids, and I mean, it's the whole nine yards. I mean, folks, we're talking about Kayla Nicole, up. She's walking up the stairs to somebody else's plane. Get off that thing before you get arrested for trespassing. She's walking down the streets in Paris here. Oh, y'all, she's living that life. But I'll be damned. She's doing real good and traveling to a lot of damn places. St. Moritz, I mean, she's, y'all, she is doing a lot of traveling and jet setting. This is some expensive stuff to be doing, especially because she allegedly hadn't even met this man dude yet. So, folks, I got a question to ask you here. For a chick who only had 150,000 followers on Instagram, only had 32,000 followers on TikTok, how does she afford all of this? Because I don't think she has enough followers. I don't think that. What was she doing overseas and all these? How did she get it? What was she doing? How did she get there? Now, some of you, especially the divest dunes, some of you may try to say, "Well, that's because men value. She's cute." And that's it right there. They pay for this. They pay for this. Okay, but folks, if she was getting paid like that, explain one thing to me. Why is it that they're having to have a GoFundMe to bury her? I'm not disrespecting anything. I'm saying before anybody tries to characterize things, I'm just looking at the facts. If she was sitting on money like that, why is her family holding a GoFundMe? Why are they not going in her bank account and going ahead and paying that? Why are they holding a GoFundMe? Oh, yeah. One more thing. And if any of these folks, if this man, if this white dude up here was papered up, no disrespect to you, sir, if if this was the great thing that the divests tell us it is, why is it that they're holding the GoFundMe? I'm not dissing anybody. I'm not disrespecting anyone. I've already given my condolences at the start of the program, but we have to have a real. I want to go ahead and touch all these bases one time so we can go ahead and get done with this. I'm not denigrating anyone. I am not demeaning them. I am saying one thing. The internet is a poisonous, sick place that comes up with a never-ending caravan of lies that get recycled every day. And what I'm saying is that if all these chicks are on social media and on Instagram swinging their butt cheeks and whatnot, and them becoming bottle girls, and them becoming OnlyFans girls, and them becoming Insta-[expletive], and every damn thing else, and if you know the right phone number, you can get her to show up at your house for an hour. They ain't sitting on no money, y'all. It ain't never been that way. They don't make money. They don't make money and go to social media. They go to social media with the hopes of encountering a sponsor who's willing to drop everything off. And she made it clear to this fella that she was in business, and he knew what it was. He also knew what she did not have, and he saw what he needed to to step right in. And he did.

Now, I want to go a little bit further with you all here because it's not hard to tell that after she meets him, there's a decided uptick in some of the glamour look in the boxes. We got the Lamborghini. I guess it's a Lamborghini Urus that she's sitting in. All of a sudden, this guy's got him some crypto money, which means he's new. His money is new. And he goes and grabs him a little prime piece of dark skin real estate. And there she is. I mean, she's like, "My ship is coming in, just like my mama told me." And she's going to Cabo San Lucas. By the way, black men got to be athletic and ripped and tall and handsome and everything else. White dudes can just be the average white guy. White dudes can just be the average white guy. He doesn't have to be fantastic. He doesn't have to be one. He just needs to be the average white dude, and she will value him for his whiteness. Okay? So she can live this scam as if, "Oh, I get, I'm, I'm living marvelous. I'm living marvelous." Cabo San Lucas. We're just living so great. There is Portland, Oregon. Was never a great vacation spot, but all right. By the way, take a look at her. Take a look at her, folks. All the way booed up. Okay. By the way, somebody said here, "He had the scariest look to be honest." Winches don't see that. They just, he's white. All they need to know is he's white. Damn. Mission accomplished. Mission accomplished. Okay. Oh, let's go down to New Orleans. Okay. So, just all over the place. Oh, he's just dancing her around because she likes to be dazzled. And what I'm going to say is that we don't have all the facts yet. We don't have all the facts yet. And I don't know how skilled homicide investigators are in Tanzania. I don't know. What I will say is he's taking her to football games, basketball games. I'm talking about she's just going on vacations everywhere. And then finally, he drops the ring. Okay.

I wanted to submit something to you all here. This video right here in particular. "Where should we go get tacos?" "Where?" "I don't know. I don't know. I don't know." "So, we're going to go to Cabo San Lucas to get tacos." I submit to you all that this man, he was doing a hell of a lot of spending. I mean, he was throwing around bags all over the place. He's in his mid-40s. He's ready to cash out. He's ready to cash out with a young chick who her looks are going to last longer than his. So, he's ready to go ahead and bag out and cash out. And what I submit to you all is that somewhere along the line, she let him know she was in business, and she was going to run it. I suspect that somewhere along the line, she let him know that she was in business and she was going to run it, and he did not take to that very well. I submit to you that my suspicion is that's what's occurred. He spent a lot of money. Take a look at how long he had been spending it. I mean, she's all over the damn place. She's all over the place. Globe-trotting all on his dime because she's not paying for it. She's not paying for it. And nobody asked why it is that white women didn't want to deal with him. What? Oh, by the way, I, I can't leave that unsaid. From Megan Kelly. Megan Ku Klux Kelly. By the way, Megan Kelly, you're concerned about women getting killed. Except, uh, you're only concerned about white ones. We, we all couldn't help but notice. Don't look now. Your clan robes are showing. You and Bill O'Reilly and the rest of you white supremacist scum. But in any case, by the way, yeah, there's that. There's that. So I submit to you that he spent a bunch of money, and a man does not spend this kind of money without expecting something specific. While there she is in the Lamborghini on date night, showing just herself. Now, folks, we know that that's not her car. We know that's not her car, but she's on Lamborghini on date night. Yeah. Yeah. All of a sudden, she's got access to Lamborghini Uruses. They said met a year and a half ago. So that would be like 2024, late 2024. So probably around November 2024. So, anything after November 2024 was probably his dime. Anything after November 2024 was probably his dime. December 2024. Did I call it or did I call it? Paris, France. She's doing everything except showing him. What that folks for those of us in this era. We know what this means. She's taking an expensive trip, getting flown out to Europe. She's showing all the accoutrements. Who's holding this camera right now? She's got all the accoutrements, but you know, she isn't paying for it. So, this was back during her flown out days with him. She did everything except show him. So that means they were in their flown out phase. He wasn't willing to claim her at the time, or she couldn't get him to claim her, or she was scared to say this was a guy because if he disappears, everybody knows you got flown out and laid on. So, yeah, this anything before November 2024, I don't guess my way through things, folks, is data. Oh boy. Refusing to show folks here. All right. At the restaurant and this that and the other, only showing herself. We all know this. Now, these are two female hands here. And yes, I did notice that before. I did notice that before. Remember, she's there with another female. Or did he bring two females? Was she just in Paris with another female, or did she come there to see him with another female? Boy, December was a busy month. Okay, December was a busy month. I'm just letting you know. Wow. St. Moritz, Paris, France. It was a busy month. And from these pictures, you would believe she was by herself. Black Opium. Oh, man. Saint Laurent. Yes, sir. November to December was doing some heavy lifting. Hermes shoes. And all right. It was doing some heavy lifting. Montego Bay in Jamaica, St. Moritz, Paris, France. People, this dude was spending. He was spending big. He was spending big. Now, what do you think his expectations were? Now that I've shown the rest of you what the internet didn't look into because they have the attention span of a cockroach. Now that you all have seen everything I just showed you here, how, what do you think his expectations were after spending all that? What do you think he was expecting the way for things to go? How do you think he was expecting it? What, what kind of behavior do you think he was expecting from her? What level of compliance and acquiescence and pleasantness and non-combative-ness do you think he was expecting from her after you see how much he done dropped? And I'm talking about just over and over and over and over again. What do you think he was expecting? Like they got you feeling like, "Hey, if you want to go, you want to go get tacos, we could go down the street. Then again, we could go to Mexico." Okay. What do you think this man thought he was going to receive for spending this? I'm not sure if we have more questions than answers, or if we now have more answers than questions. I'm not sure. But what I do think is that when you go down the line and you take a look through things and you see what kind of life she was telling herself, this one right here, how can we ever explain this feeling to a man? And they look what they were saying, "You paid for this with your soul. It's not worth it. You always pay a cost." Folks, somebody's blaming her. Nobody's blaming anything. They're just counting things. All the divests are over here mad because she may have done something to herself. They're hoping they can blame him. I'm not sure what occurred. But by the way, they don't want to just admit that she was a bad girl. She was out for the bag. She was looking for a sponsor, and she was doing whatever she had to do to go land a whale, and that he is going to pick up the tab for her living the lifestyle, and all she has to do is just remain cute, and he'll pick up the tab after that. And that by chasing this, that maybe, folks, is it possible that just maybe the real issue is that somebody, someone influenced her when she was young to tell her that, "Get you a man who can afford you." And who taught her to be this relentless, shameless bag chaser, and that only a white man would do from the time she was in high school? Who was it who drilled into her head that she needed to be with a white man and that she was a divestment, and that only a white man would do? Who did that? Because I don't know. I'm not sure. I'm, I'm still trying to figure it out myself. I'm just wondering where, where she picked that up from, 'cause I'm not sure. There somebody said, "You need to get the bag by any and all means, and you need to do whatever it takes by any and all means." Oh yeah. And it needs to be with a white man when you do. When you make this move, not only do you need to make it, but you need to be with a white man when you do. Could it be? Is it possible that this is a tragedy, if we call it that, a tragedy that is what, 13, maybe 15 years in the making? Maybe more. Maybe more. This is a young woman. And by the way, I, I'm not saying this to be mean. I'm not saying this to be rude. I'm not saying this to be difficult. I'm saying this because I want folks to learn things from this. I want you to learn things from this. Thank you for your candor, Ashley.

There's some videos that she has in here where she talks about when she, where she, where she went to go get her veneers. She's gotten her veneers done. She lives in Miami, so that means she got her breasts done, too. So, she went and got the full makeover so that she could hit the strip and go pull. That's what this was about. This whole thing was about that. The whole thing was about that. She spent some money, or somebody did.

"Yeah, I got my veneers done here three years ago."

So, this was her, I think, coming into Miami. Yeah. Showing her coming, travel me to Cancun for a teeth cleaning. Okay. I guess she's getting it going to the airport to get flown out to my Cancun. She went to Mexico to get her teeth done. She got veneers and, okay, she's recording herself the whole way because nothing says tourist like carrying. All right, so she was helping the dental industry down there. Thank you for your candor.

And I'm saying this because there are a lot of y'all right now. Do you know that the number one prospective career for high schoolers today is YouTuber? What? Damn. Social media influencer. Okay, so for those of you who got daughters, you need to know that this is what they are looking for. When they say they want to be a YouTuber, all she means is, "I want the fast track and I want the shortcut to a luxurious lifestyle that I haven't been trained for, haven't been raised for, and cannot identify any of the warning flags that you might be getting set up. I just want you to fast forward me and airdrop me into an ultra-luxurious lifestyle like the stuff that I see on TikTok and Instagram." For those of you who have daughters, for those of you who have nieces, for those of you who have sisters, this is the world that they're inheriting here. And there's a stampede of them. So there are men out here who they're looking for shortcuts to get their money up. And the first thing they're going to go do is go lock down some young thing who she's in business, and she might be in too damn deep. So there are a lot of you out here who got daughters, and you don't know what they're doing on their phones. You're just trusting your upbringing of them. You, I told you all this before. I've been saying this forever here. While the Red Pillars and and and the rest of those guys out there, the MGTOWs and the Manosphere morons get it wrong every day, I have to debrief you all, people. Your, your daughter, I've said this for years. Do you realize that your daughter has multi-millionaires offering to fly her anywhere she wants to go from the time she's 20 or 21 or younger? What? You sending your daughter off to college. You don't know where the hell she at. Your daughter could be going to Texas State University, and a fella like this can have her ass on an American Airlines flight to Paris for a weekend, and you will never know. She went, she got her passport. Next thing you

Know, she's 19, 20 years old, and multi-millionaires are cruising the colleges, cruising the nursing schools, cruising the dental schools, cruising Instagram. It's not like when you were in college and just the old dude down the street with his '69 Impala. You got men out here who made their money. They got Bentleys, they got Lamborghinis, they got Aston Martins, they got G Wagons, they've got Rolls-Royces. That's it. And they telling her, "Hey, you want to go to Paris? Hey, you want to go to Cancun? Hey, you want to go to Cape Verde? Hey, you want to go to Australia? I'll pay for it. I'll take care of all of it."

If you've got females that you know in your family or not in your family, and she's grown or of legal age, this is what they're being offered. And I'm going to just stop at legal age because we all know that there's a bunch of folks that that doesn't stop them. But for the purpose of this nice conversation here, I'm going to stop it there.

But for those of you who are parents or uncles or whatever, by the way, yeah, I'm going to stop the conversation at 18 years old. But yeah, there's plenty of folks out there that 18 is not where their floor is. Their floor is below that. And there's a bunch of girls. You remember back when we were kids, you start talking about being hot in the ass. You got a there's a bunch of girls out there ready to test the waters and spread their wings. And they want it all and they want it now 'cause they saw what their mama was chasing and couldn't get. But mama taught her to be the next one in training. And now you have a non-stop flood of seven-figure and eight-figure men who know that these chicks are more interested in style and on social media for a lifestyle.

And for him, I want you all to understand something here. An international roundtrip ticket, if he's a frequent flyer, that's only like $1,200, which is not cheap, don't get me wrong. But if he doesn't hold a regular day job that requires hours, that's nothing. $5,000. Okay, you fly to Europe, you go to Mexico. Mexico is just across the border, so that flight will be a whole lot cheaper. They're going from Miami to Mexico, so you're talking a few hundred dollars. A few hundred. Go for the weekend, stay at the hotel, come back. You might spend $1,000. You might spend $1,000, $1,500. If he's sitting on five or 10 million, what's $1,000 to him? So, to him, he has so much excess capacity that this doesn't even register for him. And your 17-year-old, 18-year-old, 19-year-old daughter that you haven't gained up and you're not really aware of what she's doing. She doesn't know that this is nothing for him. Nothing. Nothing. Nothing at all.

That's important. For those of you who just think this is somebody else's problem, this is somebody else's difficulty, this is somebody else's issue, that's where you have trouble at. You being unsuspecting because these guys, he got time to sit online all day every day. They got time to sit there and do this all day every day. And your daughter may be out there competing with all the others to see if she can get a ticket.

And then now, let me give you all the alternative scenario and the alternative situation. I want to play another video here. I want to play another one because, like I say, the rest of these folks didn't really investigate any of this before they started bumping their gums. They didn't really investigate any of this. Take a look at this video here.

"You know, I always find it interesting when people are like super shocked that you would make a decision out of like the kindness of your heart or a decision out of love. Because it makes me think the reason you're asking me like, are you sure or are you would you are you not going to go back on your decision or it's because you would do that. So you're so shocked that I would do something because you wouldn't do it. And I sit on that because sometimes we give so many people, it's the word I would use. We give them the treatment that they that we wish to receive from them and they're so shocked when they when we give it to them because they would never do it for us. Shit's crazy."

Okay. I wonder, I wonder. Come with me to visit EAU Resorts and Spa in West Palm. Oh, the EAU. Okay, I'm thinking about EAU. Come with me to visit EAU Resorts and Spa in West Palm. She's supposed to be worrying about being a resourceful individual who has some life skills, and all she wants to do is lay up and live a life of leisure that she hasn't earned. And that makes you easy prey. Folks teaching their daughters that the world's supposed to be a wonderland and a candy store. And all that does is make them easy prey. That's all it does. She's not worried about building a life for herself and being a resourceful individual who's built some value. Let me just be cute and be a trophy wife, and all I need to do is buy Chanel bags and shoes. And that's a testament to the level of rearing that goes with the average, quote unquote, parent out here today.

This could have been avoided. I will submit to you all that with the information you now have, that this could have been avoided. And now, before I move on to the next subject here, what I want to do is I want to go ahead and tell you there's an alternative scenario here, folks. There's an alternative scenario. What if this guy didn't do nothing to her? What if they, what if he didn't do anything? What if they got down there and after he proposed to her a few days later, he doesn't like the attitude he's getting and he's like, "Hell, you know, maybe this isn't such a good idea after all. How about we go ahead and leave? And when we get back to the States, you just go hump it however you do it." You can't do that right there. No, the Lamborghini. Let me get that key fob. Let me get that. Let me get that key fob right quick. Let me get that. Oh. Oh, that MX Platinum. Oh, let me let me go ahead and call them up right quick. Let me call them up and let them know we need to cancel that. Let me go ahead and call American Express and let them know that I ain't going to be no more of that. And, um, I think I I think Christian will take the shoes back. I think he'll take them red bottoms back. I think I think I can go take them back for a refund. I think they'll let me return them. So, yeah, your next trip to Cabo San Lucas, you'll be paying for it yourself because my frequent flyer miles, I can get anybody on that. And she was telling herself she had him wrapped around her finger, and that wasn't what it was. He requests to have a different hotel room from hers. The only thing that's kind of unusual is that he didn't leave the hotel for whatever reason, but he's like, "Okay, well, I'm sticking around. I'm just not going to be sticking around with you." Things like that. I'm just saying there's an alternative explanation. And he let her know she about to get cut off because she's gone off on her social media and she's done the "divest dance" to tell everybody how great things are going. November 2025, everything is great and wonderful, and don't you all wish you were like me and don't you wish you were divesting out over here, and oh, life is just so great and wonderful, y'all just wish it was. I mean, he's old enough to be my dad. But in any case, but he's white, so then he passed the test. He passed the test. Don't you all wish you had like this? 'Cause I don't have any real life skills.

You have to understand when a female doesn't have anything to offer, she goes to look for a man who does 'cause she knows what her limits are and she knows she is no good for leveling herself up on her own. So, she's like, "Let me go get somebody who can do what my dad did and float me through life 'cause I can't do it." Um, she went off and posted all this on April 3rd, and then sometime around April 8th or 9th, he's like, "Yeah, you know what? A few days later, yeah, you know, on second thought, that thing that you posted on social media, yeah, that thing you posted on social media, by the way, yeah, it ain't going to happen now."

What if that's what occurred? That after she went up here and she's got him, and he is, by the way, this stuff is still up on the social media now. She done did all this and posted all this, and we supposed to be this power couple when in reality, baby, you are the powerless couple. And oh, she's let the world know that, baby, I made it. And then he says, you know what? Yeah. Just like I can get another plane, I can get another chick. We're done.

Now, what if that happened and she's now going to have to come back to the States after all that stunting and explain to all of them that "Zaddy is picking up his toys and going home," and she's going to have to go see if she can find somebody else to be her sponsor? Did that happen? Could it be that that happened? Hell, I'm just saying that before anybody jumps to conclusions, run through the alternative scenario. Run through that one and let the evidence take us wherever it may. Lot of life lessons to learn here. Lot of life lessons to learn in this regard, and I hope that people will learn them. I hope that people will learn them.

While we're doing that, next up, guess who is back? Oh my god. That's right, y'all. Jada Pinkett Smith, because the only thing that anybody talks to her about is Will Smith, and she knows nobody pays attention to her outside of Will. So Jada is back, everyone. And boy, if if I if you thought that she was done denigrating Will, if you thought that she was done humiliating him, if you thought that she was done capitalizing, if you thought she wasn't even going to get say worse things, man, she's here to let y'all know, oh, no, no, no. Just like when she got his face talking about, "Tell everybody about how great things are going about therapy, how we're doing so much better now." He's like, "Hey, don't just shove a camera in my face. My social media is my bread and butter." Oh, she pulls another one. Only now she's got an audience of other ridiculous henpecked chicks. She's got an audience of them now. She has an audience. And boy, just I'm going to let this play through the first time and then we'll come back and cover it.

"Everything came out and I was like, 'Oh, I got to take myself to the table.' Like, I got. And then now, mind you, Will and I were not together. We hadn't been together. 2016. And I decided, 'I'm going to take myself to the table.' Will says, 'I want to come to the table with you.' And I was I was really surprised. And I felt I was like, 'Wow.' He's like, 'I don't want you to be at the table by yourself. I want to support you.' And so I was like, 'Oh, okay.' So he comes to the table and, you know, I try to just, you know, and this is a really complex moment. We come to the table and Will's not ready. He's not ready, and he's kind of backtracking and he's going through this motion and I'm like, so I'm like, 'Well, I'm going to have to speak my truth, but I'm also going to protect you. So if I got to look like the adulterous wife to make sure you're good, I'mma do it, y'all.' So, and that wasn't the case, right? But I wanted him to be okay. Now, also in that moment, two things. As I'm moving forward, I'm also moving backwards because of what I realized at that moment. I got in my martyrdom bag. And what that is for me is I hadn't quite learned how to love myself and not leave Will on the side of the road. And I hadn't learned how to love Will and not leave myself on the side of the road. And in that moment, in that moment, 'cause I felt so bad that he was in this situation, I decided, 'I'mma love you, Will, and I'mma leave myself at the side of the road.'"

Sit your ass down. Yeah, bunch of y'all out there, you might have thought your wife was bad. You might have thought your wife was terrible. But I dare to say that Jada's giving your chick a run for the money. Giving her a run for her money, no matter how bad you might have thought she was. Then there's Jada. So yeah. Yeah. All right, let's go ahead and put this in its proper context here. So, she's out still trying to sell this ridiculous schlock book. Unworthy. I mean, worthy. Worthy of what? Worthy of what? She is worthy of 20 lashes. That's what she's worthy of. But in any case, all right, now that you've heard that, now you can have my commentary to clarify for you here.

"Everything came out and I was like, 'Oh, I got to take myself to the table.' Like, I got." And then now, so she's talking about the Red Table Talk thing. So, what she's trying to imply is that she was just going to do it by herself. So, everybody who is upset and saying that you were humiliating Will and you broke his soul at the table, she's like, "Well, first of all, he already knew. And second of all, I was just going to do it by myself. I wasn't going to do it with him." But he insisted on sitting at that table when I was getting ready to talk about all the hot, dripping, sweaty, oozy, juicy monkey love with me and August Alsina. So I didn't do it to him. He kind of, he asked to sit at the table, and I was just honest about it. So that's basically what she's telling you.

"Mind you, Will and I were not together. We hadn't been together 2016." Okay, first of all, I want to call cap on that right there, too. I want to call cap on that because folks, was Will Smith acting like him and her were not together? She says we were not together. Jada, are because folks, listen to me. Is she saying that her and Will Smith had did not have sex for a decade? How was he so readily available in all her damn videos after 2015? It wasn't like there was radio silent. We got plenty of pictures of them two together after 2015. There are plenty of pictures of those two together after 2015. So when she says we were, quote, "not together," what the hell does that mean? So, I submit to you all that she's saying they wasn't together like that. And Will was like, "I mean, well, maybe we kind of somewhat, you know, I mean, we are still married, you know." So, I submit to you it was more like that.

"And I decided, 'I'm going to take myself to the table.' Will says, 'I want to come to the table with you.' And I was I was really surprised. And I felt I was like, 'Wow.' Wow. He's like, 'I don't want you to be at the table by yourself. I want to support you.' And so I was like, 'Oh, okay.' So he comes to the table and, you know, I try to just, you know, and this is a really complex moment. We come to the table and Will's not ready. He's not ready, and he's kind of backtracking and he's going through this motion." He's not ready. What man is ready for you to sit up here and broadcast to the world all that he ain't ready? So he's just sit there and giggle about that. Notice she's talking about her sex capades. Ain't saying a word, but Will ain't saying nothing about him doing nothing. So she's, "Well, when I started laying out these truth bombs and he, he, he wasn't ready for it." Who the hell are you ready for it?

"So I'm like, 'Well, I'm going to have to speak my truth, but I'm also going to protect you.'" People, if you saw that Red Table Talk, please somebody point out to me at what point was she protecting Will? And if that was her definition of protection, Lord, I would hate to see her definition of beating the brakes off of you. If that was protecting Will, what in the hell is slaughtering him? She's like, "Nigga, I didn't slow you. That was protecting you. That was protecting him." August Alsina got to release a single about it, and she's talking about that was protecting him.

"So if I got to look like the adulterous wife..." You didn't look like it. You were. "If I got to look like the adulterous wife to make sure you're good, I'mma do it, y'all." So, and that wasn't the case, right? But I wanted him to be okay.

At no point did Will Smith ever say that it was okay for other men to sleep with his wife. At no point did Will Smith say we weren't together. At no point did Will Smith say that he was all right with that. The only person claiming that is her. And after all this time, rather than her just leave it the hell alone with her damn scare Jordans on, she has instead said, "Let me go on a book tour and set up this funeral home thing back behind here. You can't just have a poster board and we're going to say a bunch of stuff here. Let me give you all the blow-by-blow of how I denigrated and humiliated my husband in front of the whole damn world, and he's protecting me, but I'm going to say I'm protecting him." And yeah. Oh, no. She's not going to divorce Will because she would be irrelevant without him. What she's going to do is stay and milk this for relevance because he's everything that she wishes she could be. Will Smith is everything that Jada Pinkett Smith told herself she was. You see, Jada is one of these chicks who's smart. She's real smart. She collects a lot of information and facts and figures, and she's read a bunch of books and things, most of them totally useless, but she's not a dumb woman. And she's deluded herself into thinking that because she's got some sort of, she's got some sort of formal, you know, formal intelligence about her, not educational, but some formal intelligence about her, that that should be valued in and of itself. She looks at Will Smith and it's like, "You're nowhere near my level of intelligencia, sophistication," and he's run rings around her at literally everything else. So, for all of her vaunted intelligence, she hasn't been able to do a tenth of what he's done. And when she looks at him, she is angry and jealous because she sees the magnitude of success that she's always told herself that she was supposed to have. She told herself that she was going to be the Beyoncé of this relationship, that Jay-Z and Beyoncé were the musical side, and her and Will would be the Hollywood side. And it never happened. She never became the next great black Hollywood starlet. She never became that. And that's why she resents him. She's married to him, and she resents him, but she also craves the attention and the importance, and without him, there is none. She would just be Will's bitter ex-wife. So she has to hold on to him because, like Kim Kardashian, holding on to your husband is where the relevance is. If you give that up, you know, nobody has any reason to come talk to you. And she's here to torment him every day because every day she sees him, she's like, "You cornball awkward bastard. You're weird and quirky and ain't got no swag. You're temperamental and emotional, and but you're highly entertaining. Okay, you made money, but you're not nothing I can brag on. And you're certainly not smarter than me." And she resents it. So, no, she's going to stay right there, which I told y'all. But now what she's doing is she's twisting the knife. As time is going on, she can't sit on the resentment anymore, and she just demands to come back and torment you some more. As far as she's concerned, okay, if I got to stay here, then we're both going to be equally tormented and miserable. And that means eventually I'm gonna have to come out and destroy your image to let everybody know you're not as great as they think you are. You're not that great. You're not that fantastic. You're not as great as people think you are. They like you so much, but I know the real you. You're not as great as you try to act like you are. And the campaign goes on.

"Now, also in that moment, two things. As I'm moving forward, I'm also moving backwards because I what I realized at that moment, I got in my martyrdom bag. And what that is for me is I hadn't quite learned how to love myself and not leave Will on the side of the road. And I hadn't learned how to love Will and not leave myself on the side of the road."

Okay, folks. This is a woman who doesn't have to work for all of it. I want you to understand something. Let me talk to the men right quick, fellas. This is the kind of female psycho babble that you better have your ears open and listening for. This isn't really this is not cute little female fluff talk. When females speak in these kinds of terms, these really kind of spacey, way out, Oprah Winfrey, esoterical nonsense terms, it means something. "I didn't know how to love you without leaving myself by the road." What the hell you talking about? No metaphors, fellas. If you want to see something, get down to the truth real quick. When a female speaks a metaphor, tell her, "Hey, that doesn't mean anything." Don't use metaphors. Tell me exactly what you mean because "leaving you were not on the side." We were not on the side of the freeway. What the hell does that mean? No metaphors. And what you'll find out is they're just going, "Well, I just don't feel right. I just don't feel happy. I mean, you're happy, but I'm not happy. I don't feel happy. And every time I have to make you feel happy, I feel like I'm neglecting myself." Neglecting yourself? How? You don't work. You don't have a commute. There are no children for you to take care of anymore. It's just you and the damn housekeepers around this mansion I bought you. You have no responsibilities. You have been alleviated of everything. And do you all understand that I am articulating exactly what the problem is? What did you all see with everything I just said? You think those are all good things? Do you realize? Do you see what I just I just articulated? She has a completely idle life. And what is the devil's workshop? Idle hands. So she's been alleviated of all responsibility. And we all know that women are doing great today being alleviated of responsibility. She doesn't have to do anything she doesn't want to do. And what does she go choose to do? Debauchery, hedonism, irresponsibility, degradation of her husband, all the naughty evil things because she's been alleviated of anything else. You have. She is not responsible. When you first met her, she had to be responsible. Now you've alleviated her of all responsibility, and she's trashing the place. She's destroying it with you inside of it. And now going on a public speaking tour bragging about how wonderful a job she's doing, trashing this with a bunch of with an audience full of hyenas sitting up here cheering her on and talking about how great it is that she's doing that, like they're at some demented church revival. "You go, sister. Amen." She can't tell you, "I couldn't love Will without leaving myself on the side of the road." Leaving yourself on the side of the road, how? What is it that loving him was denying you? And I want men to understand that when females talk like this, that they're somehow they're losing something. They're not telling you exactly what you're doing, specific incident, specific anything. What she's just saying is, "Well, taking care of you, caring about you is denying me." Why? If I have to care about you, then I'm denying myself. Fellas, do not dismiss this gobbledygook psycho babble talk. Every male in here has dealt with a female or two or three who talked like this. What she's letting you know is, listen to me, fellas. What she's letting you know is that she's tired of pretending. She might have been able to keep it up for a few months or a year, and you ignored it. Well, she's done pretending. She's done pretending that she likes you. Maybe when you two first got together, it wasn't at this razor-sharp, slit-your-throat point. But what she's letting you know with all this really vague, flowery, stratospheric, nonsensical talk is, "Well, I'm denying myself and leaving myself out, and I need to get in touch with me, but I can't because it separates me from the core of who I am." What the? What she's saying is, "I'm tired of being nice to you, and I thought I could pretend it, but yeah, I can't do that anymore." So, fellas, when women speak real vague like that and stuff, and every fella in here has encountered that at some point, it's not that they can't be specific. They don't want to be specific because they know if they say exactly what it is, she's gonna, what she's going to say next, you can't deny it. So, she leaves it vague. So, it seems like she doesn't mean this other thing over here 'cause she's not coming out and saying, "I don't like you. I mean, I get a lot of benefits being here with you. I get some unearned benefits being here." Yeah, but I wish I could separate you from the benefits. I wish I could keep the social benefits and the financial benefits and get the masculinity from somebody else, but I don't like you. And every time I have to put this mask on, and the mask is doing anything that makes you a priority, anything that caters to you, anything that makes you a priority, anything that puts you first at any time, I can't stand it for any length of time. So, yeah, that's me being on the side of the road.

To the men listening, when you hear really weird, wacky stuff like that, and it's like, "Okay, fellas, stop being so concerned about getting some sex later." When you hear this kind of talk, don't ignore that. She's not, "Oh, she just being a girl. I don't know what she means." Dude, when she needs to go pay for a pair of shoes, you know exactly what she means. If there's a problem with the way she's treating you and she's saying something's wrong, she knows exactly how to articulate it. If she's refusing to do so and she's just being vague and using a bunch of metaphors, it's because she's scared. If she comes out and says it, she's not ready. Either because she's not financially ready to leave, socially ready to leave, or she's scared that after she says this, you're going to finally get some sense and get up and leave. So, she's going to be real vague because she's got to let some steam off. But she can't let all the steam out. Otherwise, she's going to tell you this other part, and then you'll be faced with a decision. You won't be able to deny it or ignore it anymore. You're going to have to do something. Once she tells you, "I don't really like you. I mean, you're cool people and you're a law-abiding citizen, but I don't really like you. This, this, this our relationship's a business arrangement, but I don't really like you. And there are deep feminine core parts of me that are not being nourished or fed or whatever. And you're not able to do it. I know some other dudes who can. And so every time I have to use you as my source of whatever gratification she's looking for, you're not enough. So I get left when I have to prioritize you, I get left on the side of the road. But when I get together with August, I mean, when I prioritize myself, it leaves you on the side of the road. And I don't want to think of myself as an unprincipled, shameful, lustful female. I don't want to have to face that about myself. So I need to blame you for it. Make it your fault that I'm doing this. So, if it's your fault that I'm doing this, well, I'm not really that bad. If you had been doing differently, I wouldn't have had I wouldn't have been left on the side of the road. You left me on the side of the road by me being being a good wife to you kept leaving me on the side of the road."

So, the biggest advice I can give to males today is when you start hearing the godly talk, stop them and say, "Uh, no metaphors. Explain it without using any metaphors. No side of the road as in whatnot." What? What are you describing as side of the road? "Well, just me and myself." Okay, you're not being specific. And if they refuse to be specific, fellas, it's not because they don't know how to explain it. It's because you have something they need, even though you are not what they want.

Tupac used to talk the same way. "Still with it, [ __ ] To all the teeny boppers and whatnot. I was a teenager in the '90s, [ __ ] I was there all the way from Digital Underground. Same song, 'I Get Around.' I'm talking about that album 'I Get Around.' All y'all Death Row, all the teeny boppers of today who are going back and listening to throwback albums of Tupac, for those of us who were there, we remember the interviews that Tupac gave. Tupac talked the same way. Let's just keep it a buck 03. No disrespect. T Now Tupac could be street level. He can say it straight up the middle. Sure he could. So can Jada. But you'll all know when T sometimes when Tupac gave interviews, he talked like this too. You know, these esoteric, flowery things. 'I love making rap music there because that's the way I can dig into myself and release my pain.' I'm quoting Tupac, by the way. I'm quoting. 'Making my music is sometime making my music is a way in which I release my pain.'" Okay. So, just a brief reminder. By the way, Tupac talked like this. Tupac talked just like this, too. So, no wonder she misses him because for her, that was the last person who had that dual personality articulation that she could that she could relate to. That was the last time she had that. Will Smith doesn't do that. Will doesn't do that. He's like Russell Wilson. He tries, but it's not the same. Will's is real oddball with it. He's not like Tupac was with it. Tupac was like a poet. Will is like a confused academic. It doesn't work for him. What he says is just babble. And Jada misses it. She misses it bad. She misses having that type of interaction. So when you hear her with this nonsense she's babbling, I want you to remind you all. By the way, if you remember, Tupac talked the same way sometimes. Tupac did the same thing.

In the chat room, you said Tupac did not want her. You don't know what Tupac wanted. But here's the real point. She knows one thing for a fact. We don't know if Tupac didn't want her. But she does know that Tupac did not need her. Damn. Tupac Shakur was many things. Needy wasn't one of them. Tupac Shakur was not emotionally needy. Will Smith, Will Smith is emotionally needy. So you see what she liked about Tupac. I don't know if he didn't want her, but we all know he didn't need her. And that's the man that a woman really wants. A fella who wants her but doesn't need her. Will needs Jada. Who did she lay up with? August Alsina. A young man who didn't need her either. He wanted her but did not need her. Will wants her and needs her and is dependent on her and emotionally falls to pieces without her. And all that says to a female is that you cannot be depended on. If you need me to hold you together, you're not a whole man. Will needs her to focus on to keep himself together. Tupac Shakur didn't. And that's what she remembers, even if it isn't completely 100% true. Her nostalgia has created an idealized image of Tupac Shakur, and she's going off that. But if you think about it for a few moments, even if it didn't happen, that's the way she remembers him. And that's why she remembers him the way she does.

"And in that moment, in that moment, 'cause I felt so bad that he was in this situation, I decided, 'I'mma love you, Will, and I'mma leave myself at the side of the road.'"

Does anybody think that Jada Pinkett has ever left stopped loving herself and focusing on herself and being obsessed with herself for even a few minutes? Has anyone ever thought that? Has she ever shown anywhere the slightest inkling, whether it's her husband, whether it's her children, that she has for a single solitary second not been first and foremost obsessed and concerned about what Jada Pinkett is going to get? Does anybody has anybody ever thought that nonsense? So Will Smith is being dragged even worse than he was before. Will is being, she hasn't backed off emasculating him. She's doubling down. She's doubling down. And she's got a whole group of hyenas in there, all five or six of them, to buy her schlock comic book that she calls a biography or something. I don't know what the hell it is, but she's gone off and done that. Yeah, that's what they're doing. That's what they're doing. And is there anybody who thinks that that's not the case? Is there anyone who thinks that she is not first and foremost concerned about her? She would have you all believe she's looking out for everybody else. Of course, because there's a bunch of females out there who hate the men that they're with because the men are overachieving beyond them. And it reminds them that their narcissistic idea of how valuable, important they are is just that, baby, you're dreaming. Jada Pinkett is what happens when a successful man has a female who resents him. Jada Pinkett is what happens when a successful man, a highly successful man is outperforming her, and she can't deny it. And Jada Pinkett is what happens. I need the men in here to understand. When you got a female that she resents you 'cause she's a big-head hoe telling herself that she's so smart, and every time you show up, it reminds her that she's not. You want a female who respects and admires your intelligence, not one who sees herself as in competition against your intelligence. That she's here to be the co-pilot. And Jada Pinkett does not want to be the first officer. She wants to be a damn pilot. Even though she can't do nothing with the plane but crash it, she still wants to be that, no matter what. That's her priority is, by the way, go ahead and make me the star. I want to be the most important thing, even though I'm incapable of doing it. Make me the most important thing anyway. Let's just do that anyway. And at a certain point here, when do you just say, you know what, enough is a damn enough? No. Will is going to sit there because, folks, the bottom line of this tragedy that is the life of Will Smith is he's a slave to nostalgia, too. And probably some mommy issues in there. And Will Smith would rather be, quote unquote, with Jada trashing him every day for the rest of his life than to have to figure out how he's going to emotionally cope without her. He'd rather, quote unquote, have a relationship with her where she torments him. At least she's there than for her not to be there. That's where he, that's how he is doing things now. That's how he's doing things now. And a lot of fellas here need to be watchful because your chick might not be a Hollywood starlet or anything. She might not be. She might not be. But fellas, you better be aware of it. You better be aware of it because these people right here, when she's milking the hell out of him, she's running the damn table, and you sitting up here asking yourselves, "Why doesn't he just leave? Why doesn't she leave? It is so obvious that she's not happy. She just lives to torment him." And I'm like, "That's why she's there. She enjoys this part of it. This is the part she's there for. She's there for the part where, okay, now where do I get to torment him again?" And every time she starts feeling bad about herself and deficient about herself, and that is often, and she just comes back and says, "Okay, let me show you how important I am. I am so important that this guy that you all think is that fella. Take a look at, take a look at him. You all bow to him, but he bows to me. You all bow to him, but he bows to me." That's what happens. There's a lesson to be learned in there. There is a lesson to be learned in there. Most folk are not going to get that lesson, but again, that is up to them. However, you might disagree. Therefore, we're going to go ahead and open up the Zoom here for you. We're going to go ahead and do that. You are more than welcome to join us here tonight. I know we've covered a lot of territory. Let me go ahead and pop the Zoom link on up in here for you all. Trying out some new gear here tonight. So hopefully we don't have too many issues with that. But by all means, you can go ahead and give us a call.

I want to jump back over here on the Ashley Jane situation here one more time. I want to say something here. She was a young female. She was a young female, and you know anything about family or potential lineage or anything else that I decide. No, you, you were young. You were silly to a certain extent. However, I also want you to be aware of what else can happen if nobody ever tells you these things. I want you to be aware of how that works. What's the mistake that she made? I'll tell you what the mistake that she made was. The mistake that she made. Folks, you got to earn the right to talk like this. You got to earn the right to do that. You don't just get up here and tell yourself that you're going to talk like that. You got to earn the right to do that. If you're going to speak that way, you're gonna have to earn the right to be able to do that. A lot of folks have it in their minds that that you know you can that it's wrong or you can't criticize people. Absolutely you can. If you want to talk straight cash trash about black females, you can do that. You can do that. But what you can't do is do that and still keep your credibility about it. You got to have you got to have credentials to do that. You got to have credentials to do that. And she didn't have that. She didn't have any credentials to be able to speak like that in the first place. That's what went wrong there. The folks she was with were giving her the "we are the world" talk. That's what they gave her. They gave her the "we are the world" talk. That's what went wrong. They gave her the "we are the world" speech. And what I'm telling you is that the way she interpreted that was that male, female, hermaphrodite, whoever come up, as long as they got the bag, she she's open for it. And the postmortem here is that I want you to remember that you got to earn the right to be able to do that. At what point did she earn that? When did she demonstrate that she had the credentials and had the standing to speak like that? There's the part that's missing. You can't sit up and say I'm a "divestor" and then speak on black men anymore. See, there's where you messed up at. Once you start the "divest" talk, black men are supposed to leave your damn vocabulary. You're done. And obviously, this is a train that she got on a while ago. See, here's the issue that we have a problem with tonight. Here's the issue that we have. This idea that black men's place and position is to be disrespected by everybody. That we're here to be the damn fallback position. That when you go off super slutting around the world and sexual adventuring around the damn world, you can rack up all the bastard kids, all the STDs, all the [ __ ] Snapchat videos, all the OnlyFans members, all the getting flued out, all the interracial degradation and slave play that you want to indulge in, and then you going to come back when it all blows up in your face and talk about, "Hey, my brothers. There's the problem." That right there in the chat room. Tasha, so glad you said that. We need Tasha to give us a call up on Zoom. You got questions about tonight's program. There's no reason to be in the chat room. That is not where you ask your questions. You ask your questions up here. So, she's got two minutes to go ahead and click that Zoom link and join us. I want to explain to the world what went wrong. What went wrong was that this young lady never earned the right to speak on that. You're talking about black men. When you have left the commune, once you leave, you're done. And let me explain to you, we're on something different now. This idea that you get two or three strikes at bat to disrespect us. Oh, hell no. Those days are over. So, baby, I hope you like the Chanel bag. I hope you like the red bottoms. I hope you like going to Tanzania and Paris and anywhere else 'cause you're go, this is a one-way ticket for you, not round trip. This is not a roundtrip ticket for you. This is a one-way trip. When you hop over there with Zaddy, stay there. Hey, deal with it, [ __ ].

For all you "divestors," we ain't your damn daddy and we're not your freaking whipping boy. When you make that trip across that Rubicon, do not come back. You will not be welcome. You are not going to come back wreaking of your fetishes. And then we're going to be the forget forget people the hell we are. And we've been making examples out of them, up one side and down the damn me other. Ain't that right, Halle Berry, Kayla Nicole, and all the rest of them? And if we make enough examples of enough of them, then they'll quit trying this bull crap. At the very least, they'll quit coming back through the damn door. When you go over there and it goes bad, you can just go off in the fundamental depression or into seclusion. Go get you a bunch of cats and an Amazon subscription to cat milk and a and get you all the Petco gift cards you can carry. Stop sitting up here posting stuff about the black community. You've already left it. You want to talk about being from the Caribbean. You want to have hyphenations in your name. Okay. But when the cool stuff jump off, then you want to sit up here and start talking about being about blackness. Oh no, you've lost that. Keep your oddball square ball ass out there. You have been exiled. What kind of insult is that? That in this day and age you think black men are just so down for options and so devoid of self-respect that this is what you can do. You better hope it works out for you 'cause you're going to need it to because you ain't got a black community to come back to. There needs to be somebody everywhere, one.

Of these divevesters. One of these hyphenated names people, one of these hyphenated geographic location people, anybody who is off code, there need to be people there to let them know. Keep your you and Tiger Woods are on the same damn go-kart. Keep your little square ball cornball oddball ass over there. Ain't nobody looking for you. No one's looking for Venus and Serena Williams. No one's looking for Tiger Woods. No one's looking for Kayla Nicole. When the party jump off, ain't nobody saying, "Hey, where Jamar Mauy?" Keep your corny asses over there and keep us out your mouth and out your conversation. And don't worry about us being forgiving or a door to be open for you in the future. You had your chance to do the right thing. You had your chance. And when you thought you had a bridge somewhere else, you told us to kiss your ass when you thought you had an exit. The only reason that you tried to slither back over here is because you thought you had a exit. You thought your you thought the exit didn't work for you. That's all. But if that exit door had remained viable, you'd still be over there. And what we're saying now is everybody is getting on the billboard in Time Square. Everyone's on the jumbotron. And when you do this, we are going to put a mark by your name and say, "Okay, we saw that. We saw that. Don't come back Slytherin over here." Carry on. You need to forget about us cuz we're damn sure going to forget about you.

>> Oh, please. And you go soak up all the benefits over there you want. Cuz you see when you try the I'm bracial thing, I'm half black, half white, half black, half Latino, half black, half Asian. Yeah. The problem is y'all try to kick it with the Asian, Latino, white side of the family and they don't fool with your cornball ass. So, you look real stupid and real lame and real weird at family getto togethers cuz it's just you and that dude, but everybody else is treating you like you're invisible. All of a sudden, now you want to slither back in the blackness. Yeah. When you go over there and you're a damn pariah, well, guess what? You're a pariah over here now, too. So, when you get up and make that move, just understand it's a one-way trip. And we will not be missing you, but we will remember what you did. We won't be missing you, but we will definitely remember what you did. And Ashley when she started the divevesttor behavior and the then capped it off with the divester talk. Oh, you're cooked. You're done. Right then, right there with us. There's we're coming back. Nobody is saying that, oh, you needed to get hurt. You needed to get killed. You needed to anything. Nobody said that and we still don't know what happened. Whether it was a homicide or a suicide, we don't know what happened. What we do know is ain't nobody going to come to us and tell us about, okay, black men, we need to unite with our sister. She wasn't our sister in Cabo San Lucas. Damn. She wasn't our sister in Paris. She wasn't our sister in St. Maurice. She wasn't our sister in that Lamborghini. She wasn't our sister then. And from what her tweets are showing me, she ain't been our sister in over a decade. What I'm saying is life is too long and too complicated for this kind of silliness. Why don't we simplify things, baby? Stay where you at and we'll stay over here and you work things out however you work it out. But you are not our responsibility anymore. Our sisters are our responsibility. Our sisters are our responsibility. And that's why we have the right to give them some tough love. We have the right to call them out on their bull crap. If you are strictly, consistently, reliably committed to team black, you damn right you got the right to talk about the damn team. Let me go into sports right quick. Kobe Bryant, you damn right. Kobe Bryant had a right to talk trash about the Lakers. When Kobe Bryant walked into that damn locker room and said, "Hey, everybody who don't want to be here needs to go. If you don't want to be the best, if you don't want to be the best on the Lakers, anybody in this locker room don't want to be the best, there's the door. You need to go. That's what you do when you down with the click. 10 toes for life. Now you got the right to talk trash about the team because you're married to the team. You ain't got nowhere else to go. You ain't talking trash cuz you sitting in somebody else's house talking about how much better you are than them. You sitting right here on the couch in this house. You damn right you can talk about it. You've earned the right to do that on account of the fact you are committed to the team. Michael Jordan could talk trash about the Bulls. And contrary to popular belief, he did. Just ask Scotty Pippen. Michael Jordan could talk trash. He was down with the team. He was down with the click. This was all it was going to be. He earned the right to do that because he was married to the team. He wasn't sitting on somebody else's team talking trash about the Bulls. He's sitting there in the bulls saying this what it's going to be. So if you're a black man, you got to earn the right to talk trash about black women. And if you got your passports to Asia, deal with it, [ __ ] If you got your passports to Asia, carry your funky, failed, ridiculous ass and stay there. We didn't call for you and we don't miss you. You go to Asia. Goodbye. You're an honorary Asian now. But don't try to slither back over here. Take you and your passport and your buminess and away you go. But you have no standing to talk about black women anymore. Get over there with your Asian female and y'all two live it up if you can. First family gathering will be the wakeup call for you. But yeah. Oh, I'm sorry. It already was. Shout out Jeezy. Damn. In any case, no, I said that. You want to talk trash about black women? What's your damn credentials? You got to be on the team. If you want to talk trash about them, you got to be on the team. If you're not committed to black women, you ain't got no standing to say nothing. You with somebody else, you go talk about who you with. You go fix your problem over there and we'll focus on our issues over here and you just go do that. But all the damn 65 mama's boys with their mama money issues, all the little garbage man ain't got nothing for you. You go wherever the hell you want to. You want to go chase Latinas? You want to sit here and go chase Asians? Hey man, do you. Keep black women out your damn mouth. If you're a male divevesttor, [ __ ] get to dividing. We don't want to hear you. We don't want your advice. We don't want your statements. We don't want anything. In the chat room, Charerelle needs to give me a call up on Zoom. You have two minutes. Charelle has two minutes to give me a call up on Zoom. While I'm waiting to do that here, let me go ahead and jump on Zoom right quick and see if we can >> see if we can get Brother Elijah here to turn off your speakers, Elijah.

>> Yeah, I sure did. All right. I'm sorry, brother. Um, excellent broadcast tonight. Um, I want to preface before I get to what, um, I need to say and ask. Also, >> make it quick, Elijah. I will, brother. I have to say, brother, tonight's broadcast was so powerful, brother. I always give you credit not to kiss up, but I say you are the greatest because you took the words right out of my mouth. Because with the man that she was with, initially, I was saying, "Hey, this man is guilty until proven innocent." But when you came out with that other scenario and then I you um it ties into what you was teaching us for a long long time about men and women with the term business. A woman cannot give us um a business proposal for the simple fact that men will die for business.

>> Yeah. When she says business that that's all money in no money out. >> When she says that she Women do not invest in men. >> Women don't say I need to work 80 hours this week to buy my man a Lamborghini or she Women don't even think I need to work 80 hours this week so that my man can have a Lamborghini to drive in his name or not in his name. Women are not trying to do that. So no, when you start thinking you going to make a deal and make a transaction, it doesn't go that way. Right. And um brother, look, this has been a hot topic for for a few days and everything because there has been a debate um as as black men should should we stand up for her. And I'm sorry the sister went out like that. You know, may she rest in peace always, but we we can't do nothing. The only person that has the right to stand up for her is her father. Okay? We can't do nothing because she told us to kick rocks a long time ago and everything like that. And this leads to something else. Um, big brother, I and I got to say this, our sisters forget when they get into these interracial relationships, particularly them, they are super more vulnerable than we are as men. Okay? You cannot talk to these um white men out there the same way you can talk to us. They have a long history of murder and um espionage, big brother. And she thought she can run um be slick at the mouth. All right. And for safe assumptions and she got shown the otherwise and everything like that. It don't work like that on that side and everything like that. But when you gave us that beautiful other scenario where well, you know what? I'm just going to end this. Hey, then maybe it could be a suicide because she understood right there on the spot that was the last train leaving for her. There won't be another man that's willing to um fly her out or do anything. Am I right or wrong?

>> You want to know what the real crazy thing is, Elijah? >> Here's the real crazy thing. >> I want y'all to remember. I said it here first. >> Yes, sir. >> The craziest thing is not everything you've seen so far. Here's the craziest thing. The craziest thing is if the Tanzanian authorities investigate and if the Tanzanian, by the way, even if they bring in the American FBI, remember who your president is. >> So, okay. >> Yes. >> Remember who your remember who your current FBI director is. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. But I don't know whatever happens if the Tanzanian authorities investigate and if they determine that by their results this was a suicide and Mr. McCann gets sent back over here and they're like it ain't his fault. How long you think it'll be before the next divester pops up in his DMs? >> Yes, sir. Now, I put I'll put money on that, my dude. >> Yes, sir. >> How long y'all want to bet it'll be till the next dive pops up in his DMs? You think this is going to prevent those brain damaged, whacked out, psychotic little chicks from Oh, hell no. Absolutely not. >> Big brother, I would put money on this. They're in his DMs now. >> I mean, if if he's answering anything right now, he he's probably a little bit too worried that they might be undercover police officers or something. So, right now, the the the heat's on, but I'm just letting y'all know. By the way, don't be surprised. Thank you very much giving us a call tonight. We appreciate that. The 720 degrees of analysis you receive absolutely nowhere else. Let's go ahead and jump back over here on Zoom right quick. Let me see if we can get uh I think we got Charerelle up here on Zoom for us here. I'm waiting to see Charerelle. She'll show up here shortly or not. That's an option, too. All right, Charelle, I can give you five more seconds here. I don't hear see anybody here yet. So, Charerelle, just make sure you have everything turned on just so we don't have any trolling issues. Don't worry, YouTube is not going to see you. Just me. Hello, Charerelle. >> Hi, Charerelle. She I caught her in the closet. There's something there. >> I am. I'm in the closet. >> All right. Well, if when you're ready to come out the closet, let me know. Oh, I'm sorry. Never mind. You can stay in the closet. Just >> Yeah, I'mma stay in the closet. I'm good. I'm hanging up my clothes. >> Magnanimous. And what is on your mind? >> Well, I mean, first things first, I I love the conversation. I love what you're uh what you're doing. This is my first time tuning in. I was actually I clicked on YouTube looking for my pastor's life and yours was on and I saw the picture of Jada and instantly just started listening. So, um my comment about Kobe um and you're making it relatable to the young lady Ashley, I I said that that wasn't a good example to use someone who actually chose someone other than a black woman to marry. Um, which I wasn't I wasn't trying to make it relevant. I was just saying that he was just a bad example to use. >> Okay. >> Um, >> was the example that I was using an example about his relationship? Ma'am, >> perhaps you didn't perhaps perhaps perhaps you didn't actually hear what I said. >> So, no, I heard what you said. You were >> Okay. So, so what I said was about his relationship. Was that what I said? you. No, you weren't using it in that context. >> Oh, okay. >> No, not at all. >> Because that's because that's because that's what you were just commenting on. You were commenting on it in that sense and that was that was a context in which I was that was a lot of context I wasn't even mentioning it in. >> Right. It wasn't. >> So, so here so here's my thing. My thing is that if you cannot make a distinction between Kobe Bryant's profession and Kobe Bryant's marriage, I can't imagine how many other things in life you wouldn't be able to make a distinction about because those are two totally separate things. And yet you you immediately crash them together. >> No, I said it was the irony of you using Kobe's example of his devotion to his team. It was the irony for me. >> But it wasn't. But ma'am, irony. Irony has a definition. Did you know that? >> Yeah, it did. >> Oh, good. What's the definition of irony? >> The Well, you want Webster's definition of irony. >> Take your best shot at it. What's the definition of irony? >> Okay, I'll give you the definition of irony. >> You can't tell me. >> Well, I don't want to give you my definition. I'd rather give you the correct one. >> Okay. Well, I thought you knew what irony meant. I'm just >> Okay. A lit a literary device or rhetorical technique where the intended meaning is the opposite of what is literally said. >> Okay. >> And it was irony. What you said was irony. >> It was the opposite of what I said. I literally said that when Kobe Bryant goes into the locker room and tells everybody if you don't want to be on this team, you've got to go. And the opposite of that would be if I the I irony would be if Kobe was a guy who frequently did not do his best, stayed on teams and didn't do his best. Well, that would be ironic. The irony, the irony that I was speaking of was unrelated. >> Yeah, it was which is irony. You chose to use Kobe Bryant >> allegiance to his team, >> right? >> When you were speaking about a woman who chose to be with white men over black men. >> And what I'm saying is just because man, turn your camera back on, Charel. >> Oh, hang on. I'm sorry. I had to click. Okay, it's back on. >> All right. And what that's not irony. What that is is you got triggered and >> No, I wasn't triggered. >> Yeah, you got real triggered. Let's Let's not do that. >> Not at all. >> Okay. You got so triggered that you went off into an unrelated topic. We were talking about Kobe Bryant as a basketball player and you went off into something totally unrelated. I just proved it was because irony would still be talking about his sports playing. What you talked about was completely off topic. The the only similarity is that Ashley Jana is a female and Kobe Bryant's wife is a female. And that's the only similarity. But I was not talking about Kobe Bryant females. >> Okay, let me clarify then, Jason. What I'm saying is that I I found it to be I I thought that there was irony that you chose to use Kobe Bryant, not his position, not >> Yes. You didn't like the fact that I used him as an example. Period. Because of his wife, Vanessa, >> it's not that I didn't like it. I just thought it was kind of ironic. >> No, no, no. You said it was a No, you said it was a bad example. That as if his wife Okay, here's the point. Okay, Charerelle, listen. >> I never said that was >> your literal words were that was a bad example. That was the first thing you said when you got here on Zoom. You said I said that was a bad example. Now you're saying what is wrong with these people claiming their words? You said it was a bad example. You literally said quote is a bad example. What was my com? What? What did I type in the chat? What was my comment in the chat? >> You said it was a bad example to use Kobe Bryant. >> That's what I wrote in the chat. >> Yes, ma'am. You said that was a bad example to use Kobe Bryant. >> Okay. Because of the topic. >> Yes. And Kobe Bryant's wife has nothing to do with the topic of what he said in the locker room. >> I agree with you. They're completely unrelated. >> They they are. >> And the reason I am putting an exclamation point on this for everybody here tonight is because it is very very critical and key that we cannot teach things if folks are off in their feelings. Kobe Bryant was a very accomplished man. You cannot take that from him. Tiger Woods >> Tiger Woods is the greatest golf player. If you consider golf a sport, Tiger Woods is the greatest golf player that has ever lived. There ain't been one better than him. Probably not going to be one as good as him after. He's 50 years old and still out there killing it. So, he's the greatest ever. >> Right. >> His woman his womanizing with white women does not diminish that. Nor does it have any impact on his philosophy as a sportsman. Now, let me explain to let me explain to you why this is important. This is very critical for you, Charerelle. I want you to take this as a life lesson. The reason why men are more strategic than women is because of this one skill. We can have sex without loving a woman. And we can fight somebody without hating them. Our ability to compartmentalize those things and not emotionalize them so that you're gluming them together. That's a very very good superpower that men have >> and it's something that everyone can benefit from. It gives you the ability to analyze everyone objectively and not have critical information tossed out because you have some personal vendetta or some personal dislike for for for them that is clouding you from a critical point that's whizzing by. The critical point about Kobe was what he was saying in the locker room. It got lost with you because you were more concerned about something that was unrelated. >> No, it didn't get lost with me. Maybe I articulated it well because another thing that men do a lot better than women is articulate. So, I I can admit maybe I articulated it wrong. But my point was because I don't have an issue with who anyone chooses to marry. That's that's not me. I don't care about that. What I >> staying focused is a very very important thing and being able to distinguish those two is essential. I'm not here to judge Kobe on who he was married to. I'm holding him up as a example. I said Kobe. I said Michael Jordan. I could go down the list. The thing is Kobe was particularly contankerous. Kobe was particularly pointed in his criticism about others. That made him very unpop. Let's be very clear. When Kobe was in his prime, he was not very popular because he did things like that. Folk, he basically was like Tupac on the basketball court. A lot of folk didn't like that and whatnot, but in retrospect, since he died, people have had a lot more respect for him as a player. They saw how dedicated he was, how many hours he put in. He would practice for six hours before the game. The game is most is going to be two hours. So, this guy's practicing three times as long as the game. No wonder he's one of the best of all time because he is one of the most practiced of all time. Everybody else is out there getting blunted up, going to parties, sleeping with a bunch of women. Kobe wasn't one of them dudes doing that. You didn't see him in a bunch of clubs. You didn't see him with a bunch of drugs. The stuff you see with a lot of these guys, you didn't see the the Lamar ODM backpack. Kobe didn't have that. So, that was a level of discipline. That discipline gave him the authority to criticize everybody in that locker room even if they didn't like what he had to say because he was that dedicated to the locker room. So the subject is the team he was dedicated to. He is a perfect example. He's not a bad example. He is a perfect example. And the man's dead now, so there's no way to unroll it or undo it. He was a perfect example. So if you go back and check on that, I think I think if you review it a little bit better, I think you'll see exactly what I mean. And I think you'll come to an agreement on that. >> Well, no, I don't I never disagreed with what you said as far as that goes. I don't think I ever articulated that I disagreed with that comment. >> Okay. Well, thank you very much for giving us a call up. We appreciate that. >> Thank you. She said it was a bad example. Cody was a great example. You are not going to like everybody you meet. You're not going to like their choices. You're not going to like that stuff right there. It's like, okay, I can learn that. If Kobe ever tries to give out relationship advice, backup. Kobe's discipline to the team. Give me three gallons of that. I'll take that right there. He's got great results. He's got the right to criticize the Lakers. Kobe Bryant does not have the right to criticize black women. >> The only connection is Kobe had a right had earned the right to criticize the Lakers. He has no standing to criticize black women. He can criticize Latinos, I guess, if Latina males will let him. He can criticize Latinas if they'll let him. He'll critic He can criticize them if they'll let him. I'm skeptical. I think it'll be a bit of an uphill fight. But thank you, Charerelle, for giving us a call about that. That's very, very important because I want people to know that we have to make those kind of distinctions when you are analyzing information and data. You must keep up with that. All right, we got my man Kev here on Zoom. Kev, unmute yourself. >> Hello, Jason. How you doing today? Can you hear me? >> Hi, brother. What's on your mind? >> Uh, thank you for the broadcast tonight. I really appreciate it. Um, I apologize if this question sounds off topic, but um the time times of the essence. I'm actually not in states right now. I'm on a work trip over here in Australia uh specifically in Melbourne right now. And I wanted to get quick advice from you in terms of how to soak up travel soak up the game in terms of travel experiences and how to experience it the best way given what you said in the past. >> Okay. You have a cell phone with you? >> I do. Yes. >> Record any and everything. >> If this is your first time visiting a foreign place and whatnot, there is absolutely too much to take in, too much to see, too much to remember. You need to be maxing out your damn SD cards. Make sure your battery is full. By the way, I myself, I carry an auxiliary charger with me when I go places, a portable one. So, I got like a portable battery. So, I make sure I can keep devices. Uh, I got small ones for cell phones, larger ones for bigger equipment. But, especially if you're going to a new place, there's just too much for you to try to remember and recall. See everything you can. Visit every major landmark you can. Freeways are essential because freeways are arteries. Freeways are mapped out through major urban centers. So, that's a cheat code. So, definitely hitting the freeways is important. And keep your cameras rolling. There's too much for you to try to remember in your head. You'll do a whole lot better recording it and then reviewing it later. So, don't try to do this all in one day. It It's not going to happen. I didn't do it. You ain't going to do it. So, my biggest piece of advice to you, down and dirty real quick, cameras rolling, and keep them going. If you go to a restaurant, just sneak some pictures of those and sneak a little panoramic right quick, but do that. Do not try to keep this in your head. >> Understood. Thank you. Yeah, I've been doing that. I've been talking to people, you know, trying to take implement my my knowledge I've gained from black books that you've been reading off of. And um I have some interesting things to uh say. Uh I can speak about another time. I don't want to further derail your program. I will do that. I've been to other neighborhoods as well beyond just the, you know, cheesy landmark sides of things. >> Okay. So, just check with me tomorrow. Just check me on Patreon tomorrow. Just check with me then. >> Uh, I'll probably do that next week. I'm going to be um it's be like 4 a.m. for me. >> Okay. It's day time. Looks It looks like it's daytime over there right now. So, >> you you got some running around to do. >> 15 hours ahead of you, but I will do it. Thank you. >> All right, fellas out there globe trotting between Elijah and this dude. They out there doing their thing. They're out there doing their thing. Some of these things will upset some folks. I understand. I understand it bothers some of them. And you know what? That's why it's good. It's good for us to have these conversations like with Charelle. It's good for us to have these conversations because see these here's another thing that was off code for the young woman. See me and Charerelle, that's a that's a in-house conversation. That's a family conversation. Michael Corleó, never speak against the family in front of other folk. When you are in front of other people, don't ever speak against the family. This is a female who was inviting non-black people, non-black audience. Can you imagine the stuff she said? You're inviting non-black folk around and talking against the family. Okay, out the family you go, Fredo. You got to go. Let me explain something to y'all. I I don't even subscribe to the typical the typical definition of quote gender wars in that regard because there are situations that do have to get clarified and do have to get straightened out because there's a lot of confusion that's been injected by the civil rights generation and the baby boomer generations. They've left a big ass mess. They've left a mess that is still reverberating and still polluting and contaminating the environment. So, we have to we have to get things straightened on our on our own and that means there going to be some tough conversations. Also, a lot of people are products of they screwed up baby boomer parents now Gen X parents. So, yes, there's going to need to be some clarifying that needs to be done. There's going to be some clarifying. There's going to be some, you know, some hurt feelings there. There going to be some tough talk that has to be has to be done and that's okay. That's all right. My bigger issue is about folks, you know, dogging people because they have an ulterior motive like these 65 mama's boys over there in Fresh and Fitville or whatever. You know, it's just like, okay, if if you don't if you don't have anything for black women, you shouldn't be mentioning them. I'm not particularly concerned about the plight of, you know, pygmies in southern Australia. So, you don't hear me talking about, damn, them pygmy females, them pygmy females ain't act right. I don't really have a lot going on with them there. So, there's no reason for me to go out of my way to bring them up. And a lot of fellas out here are trying to use reverse psychology. You're you're you're hoping that you can have this gigantic hate train and that you're gonna bully the females and then just okay, you need to accept my broke bummy ass and well, there's something wrong with you if you don't. And the fact that we won't let you use us to pull some reverse psychology garbage that there's a reason for that. We're not going to allow you to do that. This is not about men being the least they can be and then we got your back and here's backup. Don't worry, be bummy as you please. No, we're not we're not seconding that. We're not seconding that. There are issues among black women men and black women as there are among all people here, but I'm speaking specifically from my frame of reference and there are specific conversations that need to be had because we have specific issues. We have specific uh circumstances. We are a special case. And all of that is fine if we are coming together for the purposes of gaining an understanding, not for the purposes of bullying or dominating somebody so that we can misuse them. Now that's gender waring. In a war, one side beats the other side and after you dominate the other side, you take the spoils and they wind up doing without and they only get whatever it is that you leave over. That is a war. When you are looking to dominate someone for the specific purposes of exploitation, that is warfare. So when you say the term gender waring people in the words of our immortal ancestor brother Nelly Fullet words mean things. So when you use words it means that. So when you say gender waring I want you to understand uh yes there are people out there gender waring but understand what the gender waring is. a black female who's got her damn act together and she's got questions about why it is that she's not achieving the results with black men that she thinks she should be. And then she starts talking about how great and how fly and wonderful that she is and the men just ain't keeping up. Okay, wait a minute. All right, hit your brakes right quick. We need to have a conversation. We need to have a conversation here so that we can come to an understanding. That's not gender waring. People talking about black men don't need to be a black women and black women can do better than black. I need me a white man. Okay, that's gender waring right there. That's gender waring right there. When you're talking about how great you are at the expense of others, you talking about divesting and all this. Okay. Well, that's gender waring. You are separating yourself from the group. Okay. You cannot be my sister and be my opposition. Damn. That's the way that goes. You cannot be my sister and simultaneously be my opposition. You cannot be a part of my family and simultaneously you are part of an opposing army. You cannot reconcile with me and simultaneously be out to dominate me. that can't be. That's gender waring. So, as far as us getting things straightened out and having some clarity here so that folks on the same page when folks say things like, "No, baby, it's not like that." This is why men need to be very, very articulate and wellkilled about discussing these things. They have to be cuz too many fellas don't know how to articulate this stuff properly and they're using all this wrong damn talking points. Don't go off on your damn explanation. If you heard the right one here, all you do is repeat that. That's what avoids confusion. But we should never be afraid or unhappy about clarifying things. Now, somebody who wants to make it into denigrating, you know, somebody who wants to make it into weaponizing things, now that's gender waring. But having having pointed discussions, heated debates, in the words of Dr. John Henry Clark, about antagonistic things, that's legitimate. Y'all have them kind of conversations with your siblings all the time. This should be a safe place to do that. We need to make sure that we have that we provide a safe place for black men and black women to be able to discuss some of the more, you know, difficult, controversial, antagonistic issues, some of the more testy things. There needs we need to give space to go ahead and do that because otherwise you can't reconcile it and you can't fix it. Stop telling people that they don't have a problem. That's important. Stop telling people that they don't have a problem. If they say that this is a problem and they say this is an issue, then you need to do that. We need to have conversations about that. By the way, my mods are hitting the pipe again. >> You smoke crack, don't you? You smoke crack, don't you? Look at me, boy. Don't you smoke crack? >> Yeah. Yes, sir. >> Do you know what that does to you? >> I'm going to change that drop to a female saying, "Yes, Jason." >> Damn. mod's not listening to the program. So, you want to talk about a black man who's got reasons to be unhappy. Every time I crank up this microphone, it's these women be testing me. Every time I crank up behind it, you don't see me saying, "Boy, I sure do need some white women to be mods." So, I'm just saying I'm giving you an example. There's irony, Charelle. There there there's irony. So, yeah. You You don't see me doing that. You don't see You don't see me flexing that muscle right there. You don't see me doing that. is is anything like that. So, it's just if I can get a rehab counselor to if there's a part-time rehab counselor who can oversee and provide therapy once a week for them, not me. How long you been sober? Put the phone down. I like this ever. In any case, no, the bottom line here is that I want you to understand that just because you have some pointed antagonistic conversations, that's okay. That's all right. As long as the person that you're talking to actually wants understanding. Now, that's okay. When you got a situation where it's about, oh, we trying to dominate things and we trying to do that, that's a problem. That's a problem right there. And in the internet age, the real issue here is you have a bunch of females who want to get something for nothing. A lot of males want to try to get something for nothing, too. And what they've latched on is the idea that the internet has hyperfocused character destruction and status assault. So, if we just attack the other people's status or whatever that everything will be okay. And what I'm saying is that that's gender waring right there. Coming to a understanding, coming to conclusions. Those are the kind of things we're talking about. And these are conversations we want to have. If the young woman had a conversation with us years ago, that would be different. That would be different. If they had done that, if Ashley had had a conversation with us, it would be a different matter. It'd be a different matter. See, she needed to talk to somebody who wasn't her father. Talk to somebody who wasn't her mother. be around some folks who ain't got screwed up things. Let's talk about that color complex she got. Cuz she came away with the idea that her dark skin isn't valuable unless some white men say it. Cuz I guarantee you one thing, she's met plenty of white men who said, "I'm not usually into black girls." And instead of being offended, she was like, "Oh, well, why not?" With black men, however, she's making up some nonsense. Like, I don't believe that for a second. I don't believe that garbage that she said for a second. I do not believe it. I do not believe that there are black men telling her that you cute for being dark. I don't usually talk to dark-kinned females. That No, no, no. That's some of that divevest [ __ ] talk. But I don't believe for a second that's like the the African talking about they call me booty scratcher. Ain't nobody not even use that word. No, most likely she just make she has a color complex. And let me just say like this. She says she had her teeth done. So I'm not going to say she had the Caribbean gap because the lineage thing needs to be confirmed. But okay, she had her teeth done. So what I'm saying is that okay, she might have been a younger girl. She was dark skinned, you know, she's had her eyebrows drawn on. Okay, she's got the weave in her head. All right. Um, she went and got breast implants, so you can see all the things that she was self-conscious about. She's had some stuff done to her. She went and Okay, so she went and got her teeth veneered. I can't say teeth done because veneers, oh my god. But anyway, she got her teeth done. Okay. She she she got serious under her mother. Obviously, her mother didn't take care of these things and go get her some braces. So, she had to get grown or whatever. And then go get some get some uh get some veneers. Okay. So, she went and got her teeth done. She got her eyebrows done. She got a weave put in. She goes to the gym. She keeps her BMI where it's supposed to be. but she's still carrying trauma because daddy issues. And instead of her being around some men who can let her know she's accepted the way she is, she's instead still retaliating and in trauma about these daddy issues and now she's in the grave. That's exactly what we are here for. But we're here to have those kind of conversations. Not to tell her that we're so great, but to let her be clarified about, baby, there's logic and there's illogical and what you're doing is illogical as hell. And there are people out there who will capitalize on it because we have a society that cultivates individuals like you. We have a society that specializes in cultivating young females like you. And there's a group of folk out there who are looking for your type. Let me go ahead and jump back over here on Zoom again. We got D on Zoom. D, what's on your mind? Unmute yourself. >> I'm here. >> All right. What's on your mind? I was told to call in. I had a question and it was about the uh Jada and Will thing cuz firstly I kind of think that she's holding back. Now I was wondering if it was possible they might have some type of NDA between the two of them. Might even be more powerful than whatever agreement they may have in marriage. >> Okay, brother. Let me say it like this. If they did have an NDA, it sure as hell. Tell me what part of it is helping right now. >> The fact that she seems like she kind of holding back. Like I think if she really, you know, I mean, >> brother, what what what what hasn't she said? >> The stuff about him that she might be holding back on. >> But brother, like what? She's admitting everything she's done, but she's probably not sitting there because she has made hints in the past like he's done things, too. She makes hints about him, but she doesn't actually sit there and say what it is. Yeah, but the thing is that what an NDA would prevent her from talking about what she's doing also. >> Really? >> Yeah. I mean, we can't we can't be on August Alcenaville with all this going on. the information is out there. >> True. True. >> So, under these circumstances, no, brother. I I don't think that would help you at this point trying to do that. I don't think it would. And the other thing is, I mean, there are some people who try to imply that some things have happened, >> but nobody's providing any actual proof. >> And that's the thing I was kind of sitting there wondering about. I mean, who has actually provided any evidence? So, no. No, I don't think that's the case. I don't think it is. And here's the other part of it. Even if there were an NDA with him and her, there isn't one with Willow and Jaden. Damn. True. So if anybody thinks that there's anything out there still floating, if it is, the family already knows and there's nothing preventing the kids from saying nothing and they can't stop running the damn house. How did they meet August? Oh, sorry. True. >> So even if that were the case, brother, I'm just letting you know there there's too many avenues that would let that out. There's too many avenues that would let that occur. For example, with Diddy, it's not really nothing we don't already know. >> We folk already knew about the freakoffs. The white news media, it was new to them. Freak offs. What it is? What is this freaking thing? Freak. What is this freaking thing? They They didn't know what that was. We all knew. >> Yeah, >> brother. We know about the Wet n Wild parties with NWA. We know about the freakoffs. Diddy's freakoffs was just his version. He was trying to one up the West Coast and they wet and wild parties. Easy. ENM was doing that back in the late 80s, early 90s. Sean Combmes came in in the 90s. That was just his attempt to say, "Hey, we can anything you can do, we can outdo." That's all it was. So, for those of us who are old enough, we know that. We've known that for decades. Okay? So, it was just like ain't nothing to talk about. Everybody is there. They own free will. I wouldn't go, but everybody they're they're grown adults and you know how Hollywood get down. So, that was all it was to it. >> Right. Right. I get it. I get it. >> Now, now what you're saying, I'm not going to say that what you're saying is impossible. That's not what I'm saying. I want everybody to be very clear. I am not saying that what you're saying is impossible. I would just say that if they did, I don't see how it would still protect them. I don't see how it would. I was thinking maybe if she actually has something that we don't know that she could really lose from it. But >> well, I mean beyond that, I mean, if I don't we don't know if Will was fooling around with what what's her name? Harley Quinn, whoever that chick is. >> We don't know whoever else is involved. I can promise you if he did, they probably all had to sign NDAs or something. >> Yeah, >> they probably did. >> So, if Jada knows about it, that's not a good look. Right. >> So that would that would actually reflect badly on him. So if she were being discreet, the only reason is because if I say what I know, well that would be exposing him. Is that what does she want to expose the finances? Cuz she's dependent on that. And that's what I was sitting there thinking too. Like that's why I'm sitting there think the NDA might be you know protecting them to a degree and keeping her from keeping you know from her telling too much.

Yeah. I mean, she's not going to talk about any of that right there. Yeah, Margot Robbie, but she's not the only one. I mean, Will might be out there and stuff. I, I just think that if those people, like with Ashton Kutcher when he was running around with Rihanna...

That's what I was saying. Y'all are never going to find out about that. You're never going to, you're never going to hear anything about that. All these females that Leonardo—I had to let you all know, the internet didn't get it right. All these females Leonardo DiCaprio done dated, and you haven't heard a single one of them say anything. Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, we can go down the list. These are dudes got females stacked up, and yet you haven't heard anything from a single one. Hell yeah, because they're on the dotted line, right?

Tiger Woods, and all the chicks he done run around with. Oh, I'm sorry. And what did you find out? Yeah, they all had to sign NDAs, too. His living girlfriend had to sign an NDA that she tried to go to court and get broken, and they said, "No, you can't."

So no, this is standard operating procedure for exactly what happened to Tiger Woods.

Right. Right.

So what you're saying is not impossible, but Jada would be hurt if she disclosed anything. So that's the reason Will's the breadwinner. Okay. He's the one who makes the money. You don't want to blow him up. He's the golden goose, and he's all you got.

I think so.

And she's not gonna stop spending. Take a look at her mama. I, I guarantee Will is financing both of their lives.

So mama don't want to quit, slow down the spending. Look how old she is. And Jada is following her footsteps. So they're not gonna [ __ ] Will's career. They just want to [ __ ] him.

Which I'm like, crippling him, be the same thing, wouldn't it? Part of his reputation is, you know, his work is slowed down a lot.

No, brother. No, no, no, no. Just understand this.

This is like dealing with an abused child.

Ah,

Like Norman Bates. Mama is wearing his ass out, but he's at the front desk greeting the folk every day.

And as soon as they leave, she beating on them and locking them in the closet.

Even if she ain't there, she can still hear the voices. And the voices are beating. Yeah.

Right. So just there's a bunch of folk like that. So in this situation here, what motivates him is a woman who can't be satisfied, and she's abusive, and she's demeaning, and he's constantly competing, 'cause what he's, it's like Homelander from The Boys. If y'all ever saw that series on Amazon Prime, it's like Homelander. He's trying to get her to love him. He's trying to get her to do that. And that's what motivates him. At a certain point, Kanye got tired of that with Kim Kardashian. He proved he could get her, and then he's, he got off the treadmill. That's when things went south over there. Will is on the treadmill. He's going to be the rest of his life.

I don't, I don't ever see him leaving. He will just sit there and be abused like this until his career evaporates, which is now, that's more likely than him getting divorced. The, the total annihilation of his movie career is more likely than him getting divorced. If he loses the bag, then she leaving. If it looks like he's imminently going downhill, she's going to file for divorce, grab everything she can on her way out the door, and, and that'll be the end of that.

Okay. Okay.

That's the way that'll go.

Yeah. Yeah. I understand that. I do.

Thank you very much. Give us a call tonight. Yeah. I mean, look, if it does go downhill, she's gonna, that's when she'll do it. When he's outlived his performance, as long as Will Smith is Will Smith and he can produce. Who else gonna take Jada to y'all? Who the hell else is on Will Smith's level, or is on his way to Will Smith's level? Michael B. Jordan, Damson. Who is at Will's level, or on their way to Will's level, and is looking for Jada? So, no, this is all she got. This is it. She's going to have to make this work with him. And the only reason she would leave is if it looks like he's going to lose it. So, hurry up. Throw his ass in court so you can liquidate the assets, and we'll go ahead and grab one more bag. And oh well, I guess this is over. So that's the way that goes, man. It's a dirty ass game, y'all. It's a dirty ass game. And Will Smith with his unhealed issues. She knew what she was getting. She's got a simp beta with a chick who's been, as they say, alpha widowed. And he is constantly on a treadmill to prove to her that he is worthy. Pardon the expression, Jada, for your whack ass book. So, do you all understand that Jada is going to be running the house so long as she makes Will feel unworthy of her? Damn.

Jada can't ever make, let Will feel like he's up to par, like he matches up, like he's that dude. She can't ever acknowledge his value. Because if she does, if he ever gets it in his head, "Wait a minute, he, I'm doing you a favor being here. You ain't doing me no favors. I'm doing you the damn favor." If he ever gets it into his head that he's the bag and he's the value, he would immediately leave her. So, she's got to keep making him feel inferior. Got to keep making him feel deficient. Have to keep emasculating him. Y'all didn't want somebody to explain to y'all what it really is. The rest of you YouTubers didn't tell you this. She's got to do that. He, she has to keep abusing him. And when the private stuff didn't work, she took it public. I wanted to go to the table. Remember, folks, it's even if you think Will been dealing with side women or side dudes, that he's not the one who made the news. Remember, you ain't hearing none of his side chicks saying nothing. It's Jada who couldn't keep it quiet and couldn't keep things disciplined and couldn't keep it on the low. She's the one who couldn't, even though that's all she got for a full-time job is whatever she doing with other dudes at the house, and she couldn't control her side activities. Will kept his under wraps. Jada's the one couldn't contain it. So, she's talking about she going to go out and talk, thinking she going to do damage control. No, this is about making it worse for you, Will. Because you see, now that I've gotten you to accept that, y'all got to understand how much lower can Will fall. He is literally crashing his career and begging to get back in bed with a chick who stinks of August Alsina. Damn.

He's going to be walking through a house. I want y'all to understand that for a moment. He is walking through a house, through halls, a luxurious mansion that he paid for. And your wife has been roaming the halls, hand in hand with one of your son's little homeboy. She been all up in your bed, in your house, walking barefoot through the floors, walking out the shower naked. I'm talking about August in your house. I want to know what man in here would be able to keep from snapping off knowing that that's what happened. Wait a minute. You done had another [ __ ] not just in my house. He's been in the shower, in the kitchen, on the floor, walking through the halls. He's posing on the balcony. I mean, he, the, the shower that I, the, the custom shower that I had put in, that little, that little [ __ ] was washing up in there. You had him washing up in our shower, y'all. That's what she did in his house. Bring this little [ __ ] in here so he can eat off these counters in here. He's going through the refrigerator. He's, he's powering up your microwave. He's sitting on the couch, probably wearing your damn robe. Damn, watching the TV, playing on your Xbox. I got a bunch of fellas in here. You'd end up doing time if she, if he was sitting up here using one of your phones in your house. Now, imagine the rest of the stuff I just told you, 'cause they already talked about that it was in your bed. It's not like Will went and got a bunch of new beds. No, that bed right there, Will, the one you paid for. The one you didn't have sex with. Yeah, you ain't the only one laying up with her in it. Okay, she, she's got a roster. I want to know what fella in here would not feel vi, tell me what kind of arrangement you can have with a woman that don't make you feel violated. Even if you don't have a problem with another fella gripping her thighs, you okay with this dude roaming the halls of your house? Oh, that's okay. I got two or three houses. So, you're okay with that? That, that, that doesn't bother you. I got enough houses that don't, that doesn't bother you sitting up here walking through all the halls in your home and whatnot. I'm not gonna give y'all the sticky details. What? But all through your damn house, and you telling me you're going to be all right with that? You're okay with that? That doesn't bother you at all? Okay, just, just, ah, we're going to shake that off. I want to know which one of you fellas would pay for a 36, 37, 38 million house, and you're just like, 'Okay, well, you know, if it, if it works out, we good, but if it doesn't, well, you know, I mean, everything now, we'll do the best we can, but I don't mind if they were laying up in my bed, on my couch.' Y'all know Jada, these older chicks want to try to show out with these young dudes, so that means she was, them two was swinging it all over the house. So, yes, she's going to brutalize him and destroy him to make him feel inferior and deficient, because that's the only thing that keeps him from leaving her on the side of the road. And that's what happened to Jada Pinkett. And that's what happened to Will Smith. And that's what will happen to you, or me, or any man who is a producer. And for whatever reason, you got a female who's tapped into some unhealthy part of you, 'cause she saw where you were vulnerable, and she actually resents you. But damn it, you're able to do something that she could never in her life do, and she gauges her own value by that. So, you're useful, but she hates you, but she got to pretend that she doesn't so she can get access to what you got. And then, but after that, it's just, 'Oh, I can't stand this anymore, damn it.' So, it becomes that. I want every male in here to understand that gobbledygook talk she was doing. A lot of you disregarded, do not do so. When you start hearing them being nondescript and real vague and talking about her feelings, but she's not being specific, yeah, she's letting you know, 'I'm gearing this up.'"

You don't have to be Will Smith to be in this position, fellas. You don't have to be Will Smith. You just have to have something that she wishes she did. Doesn't even have to be money.

I am not as vitriolic about this situation with Ashley Jana as you all might think. I do believe that there is a powerful life lesson to be learned. Particularly for the females out there, you indulge in inferiority complexes. You indulge in gender warring. You indulge in all of this pleasure seeking and materialism. You indulge in this fantasy life of the idle rich. You indulge in this nonsense at your peril. That is the lesson of Ashley Jane. Regardless of how she met her demise, we know one thing for certain. She met her demise chasing a lifestyle and an ideology that ultimately was unhealthy for her. And that's the only reason this even happened.

So, keep an eye on your sons and your daughters, but particularly your daughters. Keep an eye on them because don't just assume that nothing is popping on her Instagram. Don't just assume that. For some of you who got kids, some of y'all got daughters, they 17, 18 years old. Do yourself a favor. Go and tour her Instagram DMs one time. Damn. To all my parents out here today, do yourself a favor. Before you send your daughter off to college, and maybe a little bit after, you might want to go tour her DMs. You might find Shaq up in there. What? What? I don't know. When you think you got a cute daughter or whatever, okay, you might not be the only one thinks that. And then again, you might have somebody like, uh, the fella Ashley met. You might have him up in there, too. You pop open your daughter's phone and whatnot, and you see that one of them dudes up in there. The time to know about that is when it gets started early, not three, four years later, when she talks 10 years later, she's 30 years old, telling you she's dated a whole bunch of guys like him. "I've dated a ton of guys like him." All right, life lessons to be learned.

We're going to go ahead and wrap things up tonight. Before we do, I want to thank everyone, everyone, and I do mean everybody who has contributed support tonight's program on PayPal, Super Chat, Venmo, Shai, here to Sir Shai. Thank you for your support tonight here, brother. We appreciate that. Uh, Snatching Dam. All right, Mr. Ao, Chris B, J Grizzly, Jbo Diesel, everybody here in the chat, thank you very much for your support here. Uh, Brother Assad, shout out to you two here as well. By the way, before I wrap things up here, before I wrap things up, I'm going to say something here real quick. Oh, and shout out to Melvin. Shout out to Melvenia as well. Melvinia and Michael, thank you very much. Here, one more thing is, I would be remiss if I didn't mention this. I got to mention this, folks. What makes this place special is that we don't tell you about what's happening. Let me tell you about it before it is. We give you the unique insight you can't get anywhere else. We also give you the context and the way to give prescriptions to these things. And then next thing you know, all of your so-called gurus from the Red Pill and Fresh and Fit and the others start incorporating these things into their programs. Now you're getting folks telling you all kinds of things that you heard here first. Folks been letting me know, "Damn, Jason, they're ripping it off word for word." Now you can get it secondhand from folks who are getting it all wrong. You can get it directly from the source. Whether it's how to accurately gauge a 10, what? Or whether it's about understanding that a phrase you all have not heard before tonight, but you're going to hear them attempt to change it up and put their own spin on it. I want you all to remember this phrase tonight, y'all. Eights and tens are not born. Eights and tens are built.

Still with it, [ __ ]. So all your red pill retards and manosphere [ __ ] misfits, they've been scraping around the edges ever since I let them know it's better to have a four or a six that you build and upgrade than to have an eight or a 10 that can't be coached. But I've given you all the phrase here tonight. I told you, "Son, you can't be a dime over 40, and anything over 30 is a bill." Oh man, they all incorporated that and was like, "Damn, I hate this Jason Black guy knows this stuff." Well, I'm teaching y'all one more here tonight that the rest of them going to steal and rip off here in just a minute. But remember, you heard it here first. Contrary to what those clowns have tried to teach you, and contrary to what you might have thought your damn self, eights and tens are not born. Eights and tens are built. So when those guys are telling you about what you got to take and got to accept and whatnot, and they ain't never built an eight or a 10 before, they ain't never did it because they don't know how. They're dealing with a chick who got a big ass head because somebody along the line built her. And now she's like, "Well, let me go talk to all these red pill lames, even though they got a podcast because they don't know any better." I'm just letting y'all know a little bit of the dark arts here tonight. By the way, y'all remember that I don't have to listen to any of them. They have to listen to me. I don't use their talking points. They use mine. By the way, going into year seven of what we, going into year eight of what we do here now. If you're not listening here, you are so far behind. Time to get caught up. So, if you are new here to the business, welcome to the definitive school of power dynamics. We don't do praxologies. We do ideologies, and you can put them into direct practice, and we will stand by every syllable that we say. So don't miss a single syllable. Click that subscribe button and that notification button. Join us each and every time that we are here. If you haven't been to our Patreon, the link is in the description. We do it every weekend, 12:00 noon Central Time. You are more than welcome to join us, hitting on certain points here and things that I do not discuss on YouTube because, ah, they'll only misuse it. We do the deepest, darkest arts over there because YouTube will just misuse it. But in the meantime, I want to thank all of you for tuning in tonight's program, live or recorded. Thank you all for liking, subscribing, and sharing. And this concludes tonight's broadcast of The Business. I am your host, your brother, your humble servant, Mr. Jason Black. And until next time, my brothers and my sisters from around the world, remember, handle your business, or your business will handle you.