Cheyenne Bryant's Lies and Meltdown Need To Be Studied

Last time we talked about Cheyenne Bryant. No doctor, no degree, no class. Things were going bad for her there before, and the world has not forgotten about it, and we're going to go ahead and revisit it tonight.

What I want to do here first is talk about piling on here. Té re-uploaded something from an incident that happened between him and her, uh, last year, and it really does bear repeating.

>> I'm wrapping the show and you're interrupting me.

>> First of all, >> this is we spent a whole meeting on this last year. Why would you let me wrap the show? I'm ending the show. What is the point of interrupting? We're getting out of here. Like, what is the point? What is the point?

It says, "Lower your [ __ ] voice when you're talking to me. Lower your [ __ ] voice when you're talking to me because you're acting very, very gentle, very soft, and very feminine. And this is the problem. You talk to your wife like that. You don't talk to me like that. I am not your wife. You don't talk to me like that. I'm not your wife. I'm not your wife, softy. Don't talk to me like that. You talk to your, talk to your wife like that. Not me. Talk to your wife like that. Do not talk to me like that."

>> Professional is not that. That is not how you profess.

Okay. Well, first of all, let me go ahead and cover a few things here. You have to understand the internet is a stupid place where stupid people are allowed to come in because there is no psychological filter. There is a reason why you have never, never, never heard an exchange like that between me and somebody else. I don't do nonsense or idiocy like that. It doesn't look good for you. It doesn't look good for your brand. It doesn't look good at all. Period.

Now, I would expect Terra to do that because the sassy feminine energy in the room was obviously off the charts under those circumstances. So, she was difficult, and Terra can't help but be sassy all the time. So, that was the best you can take a look forward there. However, what it does say is for a woman who claims to be, uh, uh, to claims to have such credentials, claims to have these things, she should never have even wanted to present herself that way. And that goes to the heart of what I'm talking about tonight. This is what happens when you're a liar. This is what happens. This is how you present yourself. This is how you behave when you are a liar.

The internet is filled with overflowing with phonies and frauds, and Cheyenne Bryant. No doctor, no class, no credentials. She is what happens when the door is wide open to individuals who feel like they have a lane to be a liar and a fraud. They take it to the nth degree. When you apply pressure to somebody, that's when you find out who they really are and what they're really about and what they're really made of. Under these circumstances, first and foremost, she would have been considering her brand, and that these people cannot afford her. That's how she would have responded.

Instead, remember, we've covered this before, that Cheyenne Bryant, we have good reason to think that Cheyenne Bryant is one of them girls who like them girls. So, with that being the case, whenever she walks into a room, she is her own man when she enters a room. She tends to be her own man when she walks in there. So, she really can't help herself. I'm not being demeaning. I'm not being degrading. I'm not doing that. What I'm telling you is that this is why you're getting the responses that you're getting. She's incapable of a feminine response. She can try to put on a feminine act and a feminine imitation, but she is incapable of a feminine response. She doesn't know what to do. She's like, "What? Snoop from The Wire?" She doesn't really know what to do. She's trying to cosplay a feminine female, and it's rough on her. It's hard for her to do that. Difficult for her to do that. And that's what the real thing is.

So, tonight we're going to be talking about some lessons here from the lies and the meltdown of Cheyenne Bryant. And that this is where you will end up going. If you think that you're going to be able to lie your way through life, this is pretty much where you'll end up going.

Now, I'm bringing this up because Angela Ye posted about this earlier today. Recent interview on the Dear Wifey podcast. Cheyenne Bryant, and notice people are being intelligent and they're not calling her doctor anymore, unless you're going to call her Dr. Pepper, Dr. Scholes. Cheyenne Bryant spoke about her early success lie, saying that she bought a three-bedroom, two-bath house in Long Beach at 19 years old.

>> [ __ ] what? Added a loft in the backyard for rental income and operated three, three retail stores on Melrose Avenue at the same time. She also claimed to be the first and youngest black woman to own a store on Melrose. She said that she managed a mobile legal service. Mobile legal service. [ __ ] please.

>> While taking 26 units per semester in college. Hey folks, I also heard that she was the first adolescent astronaut to train for NASA, and that the only reason that she wasn't able to get on the space shuttle was because she was too busy getting her doctorate, preparing for her doctorate while she was in ninth grade. I also heard that she helped Elon Musk start Tesla. What? I heard that she helped Elon Musk start Tesla, that she gave him the idea for the electric car, but she was unable to run it because her heart truly lay in retail sales on Melrose. I also heard that she was the first person to create artificial diamonds while everybody else was trying to dig them out of the earth. That Cheyenne Bryant figured out how to create artificial diamonds by the age of 14. So, she is very well accomplished.

Like I say, folks, in the internet here, if you want to know, this is the natural conclusion of allowing people to be frauds to be able to just sit up here and write a resume. What they do is it's not good enough because there have been so many other liars out there. So, you have to top the last one just to get attention. So, you just start piling it up and piling it up even more.

What I want to do here, I want to go to this program that she was on, the Dear Wifey, Dear Future Wifey. And if you're calling somebody wifey, forget it. It's already over. I want you to hear what they, they were asking her about her early years. And this is the, it's going to get into the part here where she talks about these alleged stores. And all I'm going to say is I'm going to have to stop it because she starts piling on the lies so damn thick. She just piles them on so thick. And we're going to get to that, but I want you to hear what she had to say about not just that, but about her quote fiancés. I want us to hear about that. By the way, fair use for the Dear Wifey podcast here. Thank you very much for your contribution to that. This is going to take a few minutes here. It's about four or five minutes. I want to go over, you know, we're just going to take a little bit of it here. I want you to hear what she had to say.

>> As, as my, as my guy friend, when it's a real love, not just an attachment, you love for their best interest. And me loving him, I want him to just have what I mean, I even think like if I seen him walking down the street with his kids, you know, and his wife, I would hope she'd be okay with it because I would run over there and just be, I'd be like, "Oh my God, like, look at the babies. They're, and he's so good-looking. The baby's going to be beautiful." But that's, that's the real essence of love and being loved. Yeah.

>> And so, you know, um, of course, I'm going to be married, but I always tell God, you, I experience really being loved, not being attached to.

>> Yeah.

>> Not just being needed 'cause you're codependent.

>> Not needing me to feed your trauma.

>> But really loving me.

>> [ __ ] What? Babble, babble, babble. What? She says a whole bunch of nothing. She sounds like every ridiculous psycho babble brain-screwed guru that Oprah Winfrey ever talked to. A whole bunch of babbling and prattling on and on and hadn't said anything. Hadn't said a damn thing. Nothing at all.

Now, that's not minor when you have somebody who allegedly has a PhD and she can sit there and talk and ain't said nothing. Well, she just said, "I need to be loved the way I need to be loved." Okay. I want to do something right now that those of you who don't have any training in psychology and don't have any real training in how to spot con artists. I want you all to recognize this tactic for the remainder of your days. When somebody is babbling, they are going to use metaphor. That's the one thing I want you to keep in mind. When someone is babbling, they're going to use metaphor. They're going to use metaphor. So, watch out for someone who's talking to you and all they do is use metaphor. "We got to get things together. I'm going to help you get in touch with yourself." What do you mean, "rub myself"? "Rub my own skin"? Well, no. That's a metaphor. "Get in touch with myself." How? No. I want you to be literal. Tell me the literal instructions. So folks, when it comes to con artists, when it comes to psycho babble, spiritual guru babblers, what if and everything will be stated to you as metaphor, metaphysical, non-tangible, nonliteral, that's what that's going to be. So, you will be able to recognize that tactic for the remainder of your days when you start hearing metaphors that never actually come down to, "Here's the specific instructions you need to follow." It just goes back to more metaphor.

>> Like that's so good.

>> In my act up.

>> Yeah. At a young age. But what about because we, you talked so much about your first fiancé or ex-fiancé? What about the second one?

>> Um, great, you know, great guy as well. Very different. My first fiancé.

>> So, you were how old for the second fiancé?

>> 33. And he was 14 years older than me. The first one was my age. We were peers.

>> And the second one was 14 years older?

>> Yeah.

>> Not just being needed 'cause you're codependent.

>> Not needing me to feed your trauma.

>> But really loving me.

>> Like,

>> That's so good.

>> In my act up. Yeah. At a young age. But what about because we, you talked so much about your first fiancé or ex-fiancé?

>> By the way, who the hell wants to love somebody with their act up? Who wants to love a difficult female? Who wants to love an argumentative woman? Who the hell, who is the man who sits around dreaming of having that? This is that lesbian domestic violence stuff. That's what the hell that is. Is no man wants to have a female who won't go round and round with you about that. He wants peace, and she's like, "All right, get ready to rumble."

>> Me like,

>> "That's so good."

>> And my act up.

>> Yeah. At a young age. But what about 'cause we, you talked so much about your first fiancé or ex-fiancé? What about the second one?

>> Um, great, you know, great guy as well. Very different. My first fiancé.

>> So, you were how old for the second fiancé?

>> 33. And he was 14 years older than me. The first one was my age. We were peers.

So, she claims she was 33. How old is she now? She claims that she was 33 and he was 48. Is that what she's saying? So, she was 33 and he was 48. Is that what she's saying? Okay. Sounds to me like she was looking for the bailout. And I'm going to let her keep talking here in a moment, but it sounds to me like she was looking for the bailout, is what it seems more like.

>> And the second one was 14 years older.

>> Okay.

>> And so, um, after I left, caught off the first wedding, although he was a really great guy, you know, of course, I came to God with some concerns. I said, "Listen, God, second time around, um, I don't want to be the breadwinner of the relationship."

>> The first fiancé, he, he contributed, but he wasn't the breadwinner. I was, um, to the point where we'd go to dinner and I would have his back and make sure I slide him my card so that he didn't feel emasculated right during dinner. He didn't feel, you know, less than, or no one knew what was going on.

Okay. But that was the best you could do, Cheyenne. You don't get a real player. You don't get a built dude, baby. If you're a liar and a con artist, that's what you get is another liar, another hustler, another person struggling, baby, that's what you get. So, you might be telling yourself that you were cute and everything, but that does not get you across the finish line as being cute. So, you get water meets its own level, and that what you just described, yet, that's the kind of guy you get. That's what you get there.

All right, folks. Now, here's where she's going to try to embellish for you exactly what it is supposed to be the value, why she could insist on so much more.

>> But I had conversations with God leaving that, and I said, "God, um, grateful for the experience and I didn't get dismantled, but um, I'm not taking care of no negro again."

>> He says, "So upgrade."

>> You know, I mean, and well, to his defense, I don't, well, I guess I didn't take care of him because he did contribute. So, I want to give him that, right? But I was winning the bread. I was paying the majority of the bills. And I was in school, what, 26 units a semester? I was running an entire mobile, uh, legal company that I owned. So, I, I was moving and shaking. And

>> At 21 years old, you was doing that?

>> At 21, I, I owned my, I bought my first house at 19 years old.

>> What?

>> Bought my first house at 19 in, in the city of Long Beach in North Long Beach. Let's go.

>> I bought a, a three-bedroom, two-bath house and then built a whole loft in the backyard.

Okay. So, roughly 20 years ago, she's saying she was doing all of this. She couldn't just stop at one thing. Cheyenne can't just stop at one thing. When she starts laying it on, she lays it on. I mean, asphalt thick. She just starts going and going and going. If the folks she's talking to don't stop her in order to try to redeem herself from her previous embarrassments, now she's going to sit up here and inflate her resume to, I mean, Paul Bunyan proportions.

>> Entire mobile, uh, legal company that I owned. So, I, I was moving and shaking. And

>> At 21 years old, you was doing that?

>> 21, I, I owned my, I bought my first house at 19 years old.

>> What?

>> Bought my first house at 19 in, in the city of Long Beach in North Long Beach. Let's go.

>> I bought a, a three-bedroom, two-bath house and then built a whole loft in the backyard and rented the whole thing out and moved in with him, uh, closer to my retail store that I had. I had three retail stores on Melrose. You know, Melrose.

>> Yeah. Three retail stores. I was actually

>> Okay, let me just stop here. I know I'm stopping a little bit. Let me just go ahead and stop here. Long Beach, California, people. What she's telling you is that at 19 years old, she was able to purchase a three-bedroom, two-bath house and have construction done on the on the property. Do you all know how hard it is to get anything built in Southern California? To get permission to build anything in Southern California? Do you know how hard it is to get anything built, to get permits, to get permission to build something? So, she didn't just tell you that she bought a house. She told you she bought a house and then did construction and add-on to established developers. California has been hell now for decades. And she's telling all of us that she's able to, no red tape, no permit issues, while she can come in, buy a house, and then go ahead and start building and doing add-ons. Just knock it out. Lickety-split. Yeah, we're talking about a female who was what, rap videos or something? And I'm just saying for people who are in, who live in California, y'all know damn well there is no easy building anything there. And she's telling you this, 19 years old, I'm buying stuff and let me go start building stuff and just walk straight in and wax it right out at 19.

So this is what I'm saying is that I don't know what pretty privilege is to you, but understand when you become delusional that f-guys let you just talk and talk and talk, and they let you just say anything just so long as there's going to be some booty cheeks at the end of all this damn lying you doing. They don't care what it is. When you get accustomed to men just letting you go and just letting you talk and talk and talk, that's the kind of stuff you start coming out with. You don't even realize when what you're saying is absurd because what you don't realize is that you've gotten men have gotten used to ignoring you. They don't believe none of this garbage. And so there are no consequences for you lying. Now you've made it your habit. You've made it your routine. Now you're in a room with other adults. It's time to stop the damn lying. You don't know how to do it. So you just keep doing it anyway, no matter how ridiculous it seems or how ridiculous it is. So if you all want to know why she's just rolling on with these lies like that, it's because yeah, when you're, if you're not hard on the eyes, men will let you keep doing that for years. They'll let you just talk and babble because they don't have to be responsible for it. And then you start thinking they really believe me. It's like, no, they want you to shut the hell up so they can get to the layup. That's what they want you to do.

>> North Long Beach.

>> Let's go.

>> I bought a, a three-bedroom, two-bath house and then built a whole loft in the backyard and rented the whole thing out and moved in with him, uh, closer to my retail store that I had. I had three retail stores on Melrose. You know, Melrose. Yeah. Three retail stores. I was actually, I have to brag about this. I was the first 'cause I love this. I was the first and youngest black woman to ever own a store on Melrose. It was a French owner. And he said, he said, "How old are you? I'm not renting to you." Absolutely not. What? And I said, "Well, 'cause I already owned my house, right? I got me a line of credit, baby." I said, "Well, listen." I said, "What if I gave you six months up of rent?" He said, "I don't trust you. You're too young." I said, "I'll paid up for a year." He said, "Deal, sign the paper." I said, "Shoot, we got a deal." I paid that thing up for a year. And let me tell [ __ ]

>> "What?"

>> Yeah, folks. So, let me get this straight. You're 19. How many of you were 20 years old back in 2003, 2004? How many of you all lived in Southern California when you were in your early 20s? And she's telling all of you that she bought a house. She had an addition put in the backyard. Then she went and bought not one, not two, but three retail locations on Melrose. She was able to get a home equity line of credit from the very beginning, which, what, I guess she paid cash for the house? I guess she paid cash. So she's telling all of you that she, 19 years old, she bought a house. She got construction permits immediately, fast-tracked, expedited, and that she put so much money into the home that she immediately had enough equity in the house to be able to rent not one. See, y'all, when you all went into business, you all started with one storefront. Oh, not Cheyenne Bryant. Cheyenne Bryant didn't start with one retail location. Uh-uh. Cheyenne Bryant started with not one, not two, but three because you see, she was simply too talented to hold back. And she didn't go to a normal location. She was on Melrose, baby. All the stars are show you. That's right. You wasted your damn 20s. You were not as good as her.

Now, by the way, um, if she had three stores on Melrose, surely somebody knows the name of them, right? Oh my God. Hell. Hey folks, by the way, obviously if she had three stores popping like that, plenty of you should remember them. Plenty of you should remember the names of them. Plenty of y'all should remember back when you used to go to Cheyenne's place. I mean, if she was that successful, how the hell did she have three locations? There should be plenty of you who know the names of them. Yeah, I don't know why you would have three stores on one street. I mean, that doesn't seem to make much sense either. That's called that's the definition of cannibalization of sales. Hey, there should be plenty of y'all in here who remember her three stores 'cause she said she had three of them. Then you should, if y'all were in Long Beach, you should have to remember all of them.

What is it with these light-skinned chicks? They start lying like Kamala Harris. What? Damn. Light-skinned chicks just start lying. IT'S JUST JASON, YOU BEATING UP ON YOU. EVERY WEEK YOU GOING AT US LIGHT-SKINNINKS. OKAY, I'm just reading the mail. What is it with light-skinned chicks lying? They just get so used to being excused. They get so used to getting a pass for everything that then they just start lying about every damn thing. It's

>> Okay.

>> So smart. She said one year.

>> 'Cause you know, 'cause you know one thing about about French folks, they, they rude and they don't play. With all due respect, they don't play and they to the point. And I said, "I paid her for a year, man. I went and got that HELOC. I said, "Listen, I, I, I need this amount.

>> I need a Russian."

>> Okay. She said, "I need quote this amount." Now, you know she's lying again. Why didn't she say what the amount was?

>> Hey Cheyenne, I caught you again. By the way, I was waiting for you to tell me how much you paid upfront for a year for not one, not two, but three locations. By the way, you didn't say how much it was so that we would all know whether or not that number is legitimate or not. So, did you all notice she once again she doesn't give any specifics? "I had three stores on Melrose." Okay. Well, about that stuff. How much was the house? How did you get through these permits? And these folks up here just talking because they're just starstruck. So this is what happens when you have people who are malfeasant interviewers, negligent, and it's like, okay, if you, if they had just dug and asked one follow-up question, what she said would have fallen apart. It would be so obvious that this is not real.

So yeah, y'all, she paid for a year upfront. 19 years old now. 19 years old. So what she's telling the rest of you is that the, this is what happens when you have this delusion of grandeur. What she's trying to tell the rest of you is that you wasted your 20s. She was so great and so wonderful. She was so smart. So in her mind, she sees herself as being smart enough that she could have a PhD. So therefore, if I could have it, 'cause I think I'm smart enough to have it, well, then you should treat me like I do have it. So once again, like I say, anybody who has ever done this kind of financing, anyone who's ever taken out a loan on the pro, anyone who's built anything in California, you know full well this is all nonsense. This is nonsense. This is not just improbable, it's impossible. This does not occur. Which is why she ain't saying any names.

Now, she is going to say a name here in a moment. She does screw up here, y'all. She is going to say a name here in a moment. And it makes things even worse.

>> I got that line of credit.

>> Wow.

>> Gave him his year up of rent and then he actually rent to me my other two stores that he owned. He's like, "Oh, no." At that point, he was like, "No problem. I trust you."

>> I own three and I was literally the youngest and the first black woman to ever own a store on Melrose. Uh, Nick Cannon came to my store back, this is back in the day, 'cause he ended up getting a store around the corner from me and he was trying to buy the, the spot that I was in. Said, "Not a chance, brother. This store is making money. Not a chance." And so out of

>> Oh, I'm so glad to hear that, Cheyenne. I'm so glad to hear that your store was making so much money that Nick Cannon, 'cause you were renting. Okay. When she was selling, I bought it. Okay. She bought it now. All right. She's an owner now. Okay. Twists and turns, people. All right. Twists and turns. So, she's telling you that she was right around the corner from Nick Cannon and he wanted to buy the store that she was in. No names. All right. No names. Then she's telling you that we were making so much money. Well, I'm glad to hear that that things were going great financially. So, if you're on Melrose and things are going great, obviously you're not going to get up and just for some unknown reason, some indescribable reason, just get up and leave. Cheyenne, right?

>> Young age, I bought my first house at 19. I had mult three.

>> You doing what at that store? You was selling what?

>> I was selling, I had my own, um, designer luggage and, no, designer, um, purses and bags. It was called Cheyenne Nicole, which is my first and middle name. And I had this, um, factory that was in Italy called Ravani. And, uh, he made all my bags. Cowhide, alligator, snake.

Hold on. Stuff that we couldn't even ship to the US. I know that's right. I don't know if she's actually light-skinned over here on the right or whether or not it's makeup or not. But I mean, what is it with, I guess light-skinned chicks gonna have each other's backs when they start telling these lies. So, all right. I want to know all the people out there who got your Cheyenne Nicole luggage from 20 years ago. Her designer cowhide Italian-made luxury handbags and luxury luggage. Y'all, I need to know. Hands up. Show of hands to the ladies in California. How many of you got your Cheyenne Nicole luggage? 'Cause I know you're still holding on to your Gucci bags and your Chanel bags. Well, Cheyenne, I'm not a doctor in real life. She wants to. She's. Hey, y'all. She was. She had three stores that were popping, popping on Melrose. Popping, popping, and she was selling hella luggage, hella handbags. I mean, straight from Europe. So, certainly there's a number of you who remember her three stores 'cause Nick Cannon had a store right around the corner. Remember? And there's plenty of you. She said they were making tons of money. So there must have been plenty of you. Somebody has to have a Cheyenne Nicole luggage bag. As a matter of fact, why don't you all go try to Google that right now?

>> Damn.

As a matter of fact, folks, why don't you go try to Google it right now? Let me give you a little bit of help. Let me give you a little bit of help. Why don't you all go to the Wayback Machine?

>> [ __ ] What?

Oh, just in case Google ain't got it for you, just in case the cash don't have it for you, why don't you all go to the Wayback Machine and let's see if we can find Cheyenne Nicole designer luxury store, something, a news article, a news piece, celebrity mention, social media, something. Or is this about to turn out just like with her imaginary doctorate that all of your googling won't find it? I'm just asking for a friend. Is this going to turn out like every other yarn that she spun? Every other lie that she spun? Is is that is that what's happened there? Is that what's happened there? I'm just wondering, asking for a friend, folks, because all this sounds incredibly, sounds incredibly familiar to the way in which she usually does things. So, I just want to know whether or not, you know, whether or not you all are able to check into that for yourselves 'cause she said she just told you. No, no, no. In the chat room. No, no, no. She just told you it was named Cheyenne Nicole. She just told you what the name was. She said it was luggage. It was handbags. Certainly, if a store was popping on Melrose, there should be something. Surely we should be able to find something to substantiate that this actually existed. Somebody should have something, a handbag, a luggage, a carry-on. 'Cause according to her, she had it all. And Nick Cannon wanted the spot and she had three stores and they were making money hand over fist. So if they were doing that, surely there should be something, right? So, I'm just helping you all out. Go to Google. Go to ChatGPT. Go to the Wayback Machine just in case you think Google didn't catch it. And surely you should be able to find something. And while you're looking for that, go see if you can find that damn doctorate and her doctoral thesis. What? By the way, while you're looking for Cheyenne Nicole luggage and handbags at Bed Bath and Beyond, see if you can find that doctoral thesis, too. Because you know when you get your doctorate, you, we should be able to look up your thesis as well. We should be able to find it. I, I wonder if her luggage and her stores ended up in the same memory hole that her doc, doctoral thesis and all her alleged credentials ended up in, asking for a friend.

>> She was getting me and he WAS IT. AND I AND I MET him 'cause I went to a boutique store in Caesar's Palace, fell in love with this, uh, cowhide bag with stones on it that I that I purchased and I Googled and contacted. This is back when we had no social media, no nothing, y'all. So I Googled him and I said, "Hey, look, I want you to make my bags. I'm here in the States." He said, "Not a problem." He started shipping it to me, but my bags are going for like $350 to $500. And then I would do VIP appointments. You can come in. I would shut the store down for two hours. You had a minimum that you had to spend. We serve you food and champagne 'cause I had a, a relationship with the, the restaurant around the corner. I said, "When my clients come in for VIP appointments, can we order food from you? Will you deliver?" They said, "Not a problem." We had the whole thing.

Let me listen. Now, people, if she was running a spot like that, that would have been on the news, that would have been in trade publications. Somebody would have memories of going to her store. Folks, if she was running a joint like that, somebody would remember that they went there, wouldn't they? I mean, so she did all this and nobody remembers if they went. Nobody remembers if they've gone. Nobody remembers being there. Nobody's got a luggage. Nobody's got a handbag. Nobody ever wrote an article. No, none of the trade publications. No one wrote an article. No one did a news story. No one did an interview. So, she was hitting so big and there's nothing. Well, I'm waiting. Somebody find me something. Somebody find me something 'cause I don't get it. Well, she's telling you all this, she was doing some entertain, some lifestyles of the rich and famous level stuff. Once again, she didn't name the restaurant around the corner. People, by the way, she didn't say the restaurant around the corner. She didn't say Nick Cannon's name. She didn't say that either. So, yeah, there's that. There's that. Did you notice she's not being specific? All right.

>> A relationship with the, the restaurant around the corner. I said, "When my clients come in for VIP appointments, can we order food from you? Will you deliver?" They said, "Not a problem." We had the whole thing.

>> You were doing that back then, man.

>> Terrace back then. And Yep. I

>> 19, 20 years old.

>> 19, 20.

>> Were you always just like an entrepreneurial spirit?

>> Always. I was always just.

>> Why you pick Melrose? You picked the most expensive place to try to start a business for the first time?

>> 'Cause that was my, my favorite place to shop. And I used to drive from from San Pedro in Los Angeles all the way to about a 45-minute drive to Melrose just to shop at the boutique stores. And Melrose was much different back then. It was, it was more like a Beverly Hills type of boutique store and it was just the foot traffic was.

>> Why did you choose Melrose?

>> Because I always wanted to be there.

Oh, so that's the source of your fantasy. That's the source of your fantasy. Well, I always want to be there. No problem. Fine, but don't come up lying to people about that kind of thing. So, I just wanted y'all to see that she was rolling and she just kept going on and on and on. No. And the two people hosting this program here, just so, I mean, knuckleheaded and starstruck, they just sitting there nodding. Hey, get gun. No follow-up questions, no insight, no nothing. You know, at the very least, they should be asking questions so that people who listen to their program and find out, okay, how can I replicate what you did? The per, they should be asking questions about how did you purchase a house at 19? Stop. We want details. How did you make that purchase at 19? How much equity did you have? What was the financial institution that you went to to draw it out? You should be doing that. You should be doing that. There's the thing about that. Why are they not doing that, folks?

>> You get millions of people a day. You didn't have to even advertise. And so, um, yeah, once I opened up the first one, um, I, I, I.

>> Y'all know laughing, but I'mma say it. U, I put my gay, I have my little gay boys who who will be dancing. I put them on the corner of that store and they'd be voguing. I'm serious. They'd be voguing on the corner of the terrace and they'd be like, "Girl, girl, do your thing." And then they say, "We having a sale." This is a true story. And listen, y'all, listen to my LGBTQ+ community. Don't.

>> Oh, I'm sure you got plenty of love for the LGBT community, Cheyenne. I ain't got no problem with that. I'm, I'm sure you got plenty of love for it. I mean, everybody knows the word on the street. Everyone knows the word on the street. So, we, we have a very easy time believing that you're okay with that. Very easy time. So, yeah, y'all. She wants to let you know that she is very clicked in with the LGBT. We believe it. Oh, absolutely. We believe it. So, you don't have to sell us on it. Somebody sell.

>> Like my gay boys, like my gay boys. They had my store with a line out the door to try on stuff. I said, "Oh my." And they'd be in the store vogue. I didn't care.

>> Ashley Ashley says she's a mess. I am. And they were too. But we had the mess. We had the most successful high-selling in store period.

>> And you did that for how long?

>> For about three years.

Okay, folks. So, let me get this straight. Cheyenne Bryant had the poppingest retail location on Melrose for three years. Three years. She had a line of people out the door. Three years. Surely there's an article, news piece, radio interview, website, something. Three years you were popping like that. What's the name? Somebody should have memories, nostalgia. And by the way, folks, three years. That doesn't happen to successful businesses. Is you up for three years? That, that, that doesn't happen. Don't worry. She's about to explain to you to wrap up this lie here in a moment. She's about to do that. But yeah, folks, does any of this make sense to? And you don't even need an MBA. For those of you who can just do basic math and finance, uh, just basic logic and deductive reasoning, does this make sense from a basic logic and deductive reasoning standpoint? Does this make sense at all that no one's heard of it? She doesn't have anything to show for it. None of you remember it. No one can cite it. She said the name and all of y'all like, "Nope, never heard of it." How, how, how successful was it? And nobody remembers anything except for her. And she didn't even bring a damn coin purse to show for it. Google. Hey, has anybody found it in Google or the Wayback Machine yet? By the way, it's been about 10 minutes or so. Have y'all found it on Google or the Wayback Machine yet? Oh, you're still looking. Okay. Well, let me go ahead and keep playing. I'll come back to you in a moment to find out if you found anything.

>> And then I shut it down to go back to college 'cause I was working 40, 50, 60 hours a week.

You heard that correct. She was running the poppingest retail location. Nick Cannon, fall back, [ __ ] I'm making too damn much money. She's making money hand over fist in her early 20s and she decided to shut it all down so she can go back to college. People, does that make any sense to? Who, who's accountant would tell you to do that? People. Does that make any sense to anyone that you have a highly, by your alleged testimony, a highly successful retail business and you decided, "You know what? Things are going so well that I'm going back to college." All right. And the hosts are just sitting there. So it just tells you about the intellectual capacity of the hosts. It tells you how much they know. They heard all this, just nodding their heads like toucans. It's just, I mean, the birds, y'all. They just hiding, nodding their heads like parrots. Oh. Oh. Oh. Good. Oh, okay. Okay. Good. Someone tell me what kind of financial intellect or mind operates like that? The business is going great. We got folks out the door. I'm going back to college. That doesn't sound like a successful business to me.

>> Ashley Ashley says she's a mess. I am. And they were too. But we had the mess. We had the most successful high-selling in store period.

>> And you did that for how long?

>> For about 3 years. And then I shut it down to go back to college 'cause I was working 40, 50, 60 hours a week, you know, 'cause no one's going to really sell, um, like you do as an owner. You know, employees are going to do it. I try to go on a vacation and I, you know, the sales was half

>> than they were when I was there. And so I closed up shop, got engaged.

>> And, uh, me and him and I moved in together.

Folks, how long did she go on vacation? A year. I went on vacation and quote, sales were half what they were when I was there. Now she's telling us that she had employees. So she was 19 years old with employees at three retail locations and she's such a great judge of character and people that if she left, sales were half what they were. Okay, even if that's true, if you were gone for only two weeks, that would not be the end of your business. That would be worth it. You're only going to be gone for two weeks, maybe three weeks. Okay. Well, sales will be half what they are 'cause you, you're incompetent, Cheyenne, and you've hired incompetent, or in your case, equally dishonest individuals, allegedly.

>> Oh, please.

You ain't hired nobody. But anyway, folks, that would be worth it. That's still, this is still insanity. What you would do, people, wouldn't you simply fire the people you've got, get some of them LGBT dudes out there dancing the Milly Rock in front of your store and bring them inside and put them on commission? Folks, why, why didn't she just fire the people that she had and hire some competent individuals so that everything is fine? Once again, this doesn't make any sense. And then she says, "I shut it down to go to college and then go chase this dude." This sounds like a chick lying through her teeth trying to explain how she ended up on somebody else's doorstep. It sounds more like that.

>> 50, 60 hours a week, you know, 'cause no one's going to really sell, um, like you do as an owner. No employees are going to do it. I try to go on a vacation and I, you know, the sales was half

>> than they were when I was there and so I closed up shop, got engaged and, uh, me and him and I moved in together and that's when everything, you know, started. But I was saying, saying all this to say, actually, to your, your question because it was so great that I was telling God, I'm not going to be.

>> I'm going to win the bread.

>> But I ain't going to be the breadwinner of this relationship. And, um, God, how he is, you know, he, he hears you.

>> And, um, you know, he hears our requests. His promises don't return void. Doesn't mean our requests won't return void if they're not within his will, but his promises don't. So, obviously, you know, he kept his promise. And, um, and let me go back 'cause there's a lot of people who I want to be really transparent with. And

>> He kept his promise for you to go in circles. He gave you a wonderful, vibrant, thriving retail locations and then wanted you to give them up for a life as a fraudulent academic. That's what God wanted you to do. Y'all, who is the God she's serving? Never mind. I'm pretty sure she looks in the mirror. Hey, for who? I want to be able to allow them to resonate with me. Not only was I talking to God, but I was mad at God.

>> And I. There's a lot of people who are mad at God now, who've been mad at God, and they feel a lot of guilt or shame as though you can't come to God in the image that he has. He, he, he made you.

>> Yeah.

>> He knows the fool that you are. Seriously. He knows the spiciness that you have. He knows his child.

All right, folks. Let's get to our next step of pathological degenerate liars. You, you're familiar with the phrase pathological liar. Individuals like Cheyenne Bryant, individuals like Derek Jackson. Please understand, the internet does not have a psychological test or psychological filter. So, the internet is infested with individuals who should be in a damn rubber room or should be doing a 20-year bid for wire fraud, and yet they're on the internet because they ain't been arrested just yet. This is what happens when degenerate liars have access to the public. And you'll notice that degenerate liars in our society are practically always trying to sell you on some religiosity. Well, I couldn't be lying to you because I believe in God. Listen to me quote some scriptures. So, what you all are finding out is that these mentally and emotionally crack the hell out, wackos like Cheyenne Bryant and Derek Jackson, they are degenerate liars. And there's a reason that it runs concurrent with some religiosity scam. Everything in their lives is a scam, including their so-called principles and values. Those are a scam, too. But they invoke God because they're trying to give you some authority for why they're saying the things they're saying, that this comes from some core value or core principle. And they don't have any. But I just wanted you to to go ahead and get your attention to that, that yeah, you notice these, these pathological degenerate liars, the Creflo Dollars, the TD Jakes, and in the internet.

era, the Derek Jacksons and the Cheyenne Bryants. Yeah. You'll notice that religiosity and psychopathy tend to go hand in hand with a lot of these people. Religiosity and degenerate lying go hand in hand. This is how they rationalize it to themselves that they're constantly in contact with some higher power. And what they really mean is that it's okay for me to be a disgusting liar because I talk to God and God understands why. It's like the old Phil Collins song, "Jesus, He Knows Me," and he knows I'm right. So, this is the standpoint they come at it from. This is how they can sleep with themselves at night. In their minds, they've talked to God and it's okay that they're lying because God gave them permission to do it. God gave me permission to say this nonsense. God God gave me permission to do this. So that should be, you know, I'm not dunking on anybody's religion. For those of you who are sincere, but this is something for you to remember when they start sitting up here heavy-handing you with the religiosity thing. Just keep that in mind. Keep that in mind. When they start heavy-handing you with the religiosity thing, that's weaponizing it. They're playing on your good nature. They're playing on your gullibility. But don't let this religiosity thing become something that gets you deceived. And a lot of folks are still relying on that. A lot of folks are still relying on that. I can let it keep going here, but I'm not going to do that. I think you all have heard enough. I think you've heard nothing.

Now I want us to go ahead and get off what we're talking about here tonight even deeper here because you see the real thing. This is the con artist and the liar on this screen right here. And the reason why they're able to do this, and I got to talk about whoever these two are right here. Whatever the hell is going on here. This is the reason why the system is broken. This is the reason why. See, she's not going to go on any more television outlets for broadcast TV because they've got FCC licenses and they're not going to play along with this mess. "Fake it till you make it" is not a harmless, victimless crime. People, "fake it till you make it" is not a victimless crime. Don't let anybody sit up here and fool you into that. Don't let anybody sit up here and fool you into thinking that faking it till you're making it and being a bull crap artist and stuff on the internet, that that's a victimless crime. Because it isn't. It's not. The thing I hate most today about the millennial and Gen Z generations is that they have started adopting a backstabbing con artist culture. That's the issue. They started adopting a backstabbing con artist culture. That's the problem. You all need to have integrity. You need to have integrity with each other. You need to have integrity about what you're doing and about what you're saying. You need to be honorable. You are in a tougher financial and social situation than any generation before you. You all got to be on code with each other more than ever. You can't afford to stab each other in the back. You can't afford to do that. Your generation cannot afford to rely on the baby boomers. "Well, we'll trust grandpa." Those are the ones who sold your ass out. I want you to be able to trust my generation, Gen X. But I don't want that to be your primary place that you trust. You got to be able to trust each other. You have to be able to look at the millennial or the Gen Z or the Gen Alpha next to you and be able to trust them. And when you got whole programs, and this is the culture of the internet, that everything is a lie and it's not "fake it till you make it" is "get over till you get caught." You are creating a giant cesspool that you will be unable to cleanse or save yourself from. And then the culture becomes about who can damage everybody else the worst. It ultimately becomes that the crime of Cheyenne Bryant going around telling people this lie that she has a doctorate is people having a doctorate means that you've got somebody who has vetted you and that you're credible, that you've actually been tested in what you're saying. Somewhere, somebody along the line tested you to find out if you are a reliable, competent source of information, and that you had to earn it. When you lie about having a doctorate, that's not a victimless crime. When you lie about having credentials, that's not a victimless crime. When you misrepresent your credentials, that's not a victimless crime. I said this during my previous program about her, and I'll repeat this again. Cheyenne Bryant, probably for her neighborhood at least, she might have been the little smart light-skinned girl in the class, but you see, she was greedy, lazy as hell, selfish, undisciplined. You see, you can be audacious and avaricious without being disciplined. And so, she spent her life trying to get over on other people. She said that she's been angry with God. What she's not telling you is that she's been ANGRY WITH HER DADDY. >> DEAL WITH IT, [ __ ] >> Now, that's the part you ain't saying, Cheyenne. You're never going to be able to deal with a competent, honest man. Because you are an incompetent, dishonest woman who doesn't really get along with men. Men can sleep with you, but then again, that's being a porn star. Any man can sleep with you. The question is, can they live with you? There is no living with you because she doesn't like men. And I mean that in every sense of the word. She doesn't really like men. And so what she has done is she has become the man in her life and the man in her relationship. So that's why when she talks about these things, everything is always masculine. She's always presenting masculine. "I'll be the breadwinner." What the hell female talks like that? "I'll be the breadwinner," but I don't want to be the bread. That's the definition of schizophrenic. "I'll be the breadwinner," but I don't want to be. I don't want to be the breadwinner, but I'll be the breadwinner and I'll be very good at it, but I don't want to be. And at the end of the day, when you are that screwed up and messed up, the only thing you can do is lie. Now you're going around looking for new victims. And that's what makes these people hosting this program. That's what makes this so damned dishonorable and despicable. That when you sit up here and put her there, and you should be spending the whole damn hour, hour and 55 minutes grilling her the whole damn thing. She should not be allowed to tell lies this big for this damn long. She should have been shut down here because all this does is embolden the next one. This is why you and me and us and we have to be very, very clear about shutting this down. Understand something that it doesn't do anybody any good to go to college. Do you understand how she is destroying the value of being a black female talking about you've been to college? This isn't, you know, this isn't minor. For those of you who had to go and had to work your ass off and had to make things happen here and overcome the odds and and deal with white supremacists and idiots and other assorted clowns. And here she is. She is I mean, spitting and trashing all over that work, man. All the work you all did, the decade of your life that it took for you to get a PhD, she is trashing that. She is wearing your uniform, claiming to be a member of your team. She's claiming to be on your team and on your squad, wearing your uniform, wearing your colors, claiming to represent your interests. And this is what she's doing. That's not victimless. There are a bunch of you who worked your asses off. There are a bunch of you who worked hard. There are a bunch of you who've had to overcome the odds. There are a bunch of you who had to get all kinds of things done, man. You didn't have nobody giving it to you. You couldn't fake it till you made it. You went into debt. And if you did not get the job done, if you didn't come away with the goods, if you didn't actually get the knowledge and get the insight, if you didn't actually pass the test, if you couldn't actually do the thesis, all you got is a bunch of debt and a wasted decade of your life. So when somebody else sits up here and lies about that, which you had to fight and scrap and scrape for and stick to it when there was nothing being given to you, that's not victimless. When somebody is riding off of the idea of what you're doing, that's not minor when they're besmirching that, man. Cuz you had to fight and work for that. And then somebody's unreformed stripper from the early 2000s is jumping out here saying that she did what you did. Well, just understand if you let Cheyenne Bryant get away with this. To everyone out there who has been to college and actually had to get your degree and actually had to do your damn work, if she is allowed to get away with this, if you're one of these misguided, ignorant individuals, looking at you, Amanda Seals, damn. Talk about screwed up psycho wack jobs. But anyway, looking at you, Amanda Seals, what you all are showing is that you don't have any respect or regard for your degree. You don't have any respect or regard for your time in college. Okay. If you're burned out about it, you have a grudge about it, you got negative feelings about it, okay? All right. Okay. Fine. Go ahead and do that. But I just want you to remember that that's your degree that you're devaluing, not just hers. That's your decade of your life that you're devaluing, not just hers. That's your work or your children's that you're trashing, not just hers. If your decade of work don't mean nothing to you, if you are not going to fight to preserve it, fight to protect the value of it. If you won't do it, then it's worth nothing. It's worth nothing. If you won't do it, you have to preserve that. For those of you who actually did the work, you cannot let some diddy bopin fraud jump up on the damn stage next to you and say, "Yeah, we got doctorates. We are PhDs." No. If you worked a decade, you are a member of an elite fraternity, which is what a doctorate supposed to be. You're supposed to be a member of an elite fraternity, an elite group that you can't fake your way into. You got to really have it. You have to really have it. And if you don't, you're supposed to be excluding anybody. You're not supposed to be allowing impostors in the room. You're not supposed to be allowing that. That means that your doctorate is worth nothing. And I understand a lot of you, your doctorate to you, it ain't worth nothing. Your PhD, your bachelor's, your master's, it ain't worth a damn thing to you. You have no regard for it. Okay? I just want you to understand something. Even if you don't have any regard for your master's degree, your bachelor's degree, well, even if you feel like it was a big ass mistake, please understand it's still yours. It's still yours. It still belongs to you. That is your work. That's your decade. Even if it was a mistake, it's your mistake. It belongs to you. Even if the school didn't uphold their end of the bargain, even if an employer didn't uphold his end of the bargain, even if your parents didn't, even if you're still sitting under student loan debt, that is still your accomplishment that you saw that thing from start to finish. You still got the paper on your wall of the decade of your life that you committed yourself to. That has value, man. That right there has value in and of itself, separate and apart from anything that anybody else could do. That has value. Do not let anyone take that from you. You are. And even if you made a mistake, even if you were totally wrong, please understand, you are going to have children. You're going to have grandchildren. Maybe you made a mistake, but maybe they won't. Maybe you can help get them corrected. Maybe you can tell them the right way to go. I am not saying that college is worthless. I've always told you all go for the right damn thing. Go for the right thing. If you make a mistake, then you correct it. If you overpaid, if you went to the wrong university, if you went for the wrong classes, but do not sit up here and give away years and decades of your life and then let people tell you that that's okay, that's all right. It didn't mean anything. It wasn't worth anything. And the real issue here is that for a lot of them, the problem it wasn't the damn school. THE PROBLEM WAS YOU. WHAT? Let's be very, very clear. You can't leave Cheyenne Bryant in school long enough for it to matter. You can't leave her in school long enough for it to matter. Cheyenne Bryan can stay in school for the rest of her damn life. It It'll never amount to anything because the student is flawed. The student doesn't want to be a student. The student wants a shortcut. The student doesn't want to know. The student just wants to be given things, but the student doesn't actually want to know things. The student doesn't really want to earn anything. She just wants to be given things because she's a con artist. And for those of you who have degrees, you're supposed to first and foremost get rid of the con artist. No cheaters in class. Nobody cheating on papers. No using AI to write your thesis. You're supposed to be the real damn deal. That's why they called them degrees. It's supposed to be for the real damn deal, man. Supposed to be for the real damn deal. This is you saying, "I'm not a faker here. You don't just get to walk up and get what I got. You got to put in time, blood, sweat, years, dedication. It's easy to get kicked out. You're under tons of debt. You got to be in this to win this." So then for all the females out there telling themselves, "Oh, it's we black women and most educated." Okay. And then here comes Cheyenne Bryant, just understand it doesn't do you any good to talk about we most educated, which really just means most in college, and then here comes Cheyenne Bryant. And you all do not immediately kick her out and excommunicate her. It doesn't do any good. It doesn't do any good to have that. It doesn't do you any good to have that there, man. That doesn't help you. Pretty soon I'm going to have to start discussing some other things here. Praise is going to have to start discussing some other things. But you want to know what else doesn't help here? Because let me tell you, y'all are taking on the chin right now, ladies. >> DAMN. This is a real news story. This is a real article. You know, when you line up all those every year they want to show you all the black females who become judges in Texas and Atlanta or whatever. Well, this is what's happening in Atlanta, y'all. Cop who had loud sex with the judge in chambers identified as deputy chief in the Atlanta Police Department. These are your degrees, ladies. You want to know why it is that nobody gives a damn about you saying what college you went to? Nobody gives a damn about you talking about that. You want to know why it is? Because the these are your degrees here, ladies. These are your degrees. Cheyenne Bryant. This is your degrees, ladies. Yeah. Yeah. You think you're going to be taken seriously, and this is how seriously your degree is to be taken by you. You the chunky judge getting bust down in the damn chambers by the Steve Harvey looking cop. Let me go ahead and take a side detour right quick. Ladies, Fanny Willis, the district attorney of Fulton County, please remember that she was a boy, her boyfriend was a local DJ. And I don't mean in a radio station either. So, you've got your law degree, you've got your doctorate, you got your PhD, you got your JD, you want to brag about that. Okay, a DJ can bust down the damn DA of Fulton County. A damn deputy chief can bust down the judge. He doesn't have to be DA. He doesn't have to be attorney general. Any cop walking the beat can bust down a judge in Atlanta. After we all saw the Young Thug trial, it's just like, oh man, this is an all thoughts jury here. The whole damn court system in Atlanta ain't nothing but thoughts and hoes. It's okay. So folks, stop telling men that they have to be the breadwinner and they have to make more money than you. These chicks are routinely getting broke down by dudes who don't make as much as them. I mean, and she didn't even wait to leave. She didn't even wait to tell you how bad her situation is, how raggedy it is. She didn't even wait to leave the damn courtroom. That's just how much sense she got. Okay, it sounds funny. It sounds humorous, but stop for a minute. That's how much damn sense and judgment she's got. Her logic and reasoning told her, "Let's have a porn scene right here in the judge's chambers where every and everybody." She didn't even bite a pillow. She's going to sit up here and squeal and scream and shout. And he was stupid enough to keep going. So I'm like, "Okay, well now you're both on Front Street. Now what? Does she have a ring on her finger? It looks like it. What? Damn." You all can go look into the story cuz marriage doesn't matter. Marriage doesn't matter. Just saying to these jackasses over here. "Dear future wifey, why to have a wife like yours?" Marriage doesn't matter. To have a wife like Cheyenne Bryant. Who's the man who wants a wife like a pathological con artist scammer Cheyenne Bryant? Who's the dude who wants to commit the rest of his existence to that? And you folks having a program going to teach folk how to get a Cheyenne Bryant? Any [ __ ] with some blunts in a paradise can get a Cheyenne Bryant. This is what it means. So, no, you can bust down the judge, married or not, in the judge's chambers. This is exactly what it is today. I'm going to be doing some programs here about how broke these chicks are because that's the real crux of the issue for Cheyenne Bryant. Cheyenne Bryan is a little broke chick and she's been trying to leverage her body ever since. Let's just call it what it is. She been trying to leverage your body ever since. She has crossed over middle age when you don't have any real money saved up. You've burned the bridges with all the men who would have extended themselves for you. All the men that you met, you are now radioactive. So, you got to figure out a way to get it out the mud for your damn self, scrambling over the finish line. You're over 40 years old, so you got to dress in your draws with Jeezy because that's it, baby. If you can't make this pop off now, that's a wrap. You want to live the lifestyles of the rich and famous, it ain't there. So, at this point right now, she is like, "Man, screw it all." But men don't trust you because they know a liar and a hustler. And so now she's trying to scramble at the last minute and throw this Hail Mary to see if she can come up on one last lick and see if she can leverage it cuz she's streaking towards 50 like a bottle rocket. And so now she's trying to see is there one last scam to run because she's gonna have to make this last bit for herself. She gonna have to get that on her own. There aren't any men ponying up to take care of her. There are no men looking to do it. So she's got to try to figure out on her own. And you're a liar. And you're known for it. And you're disreputable. And you're a male acting female, you're a masculine chick. The odds are against her on that. So, she's a shoplifter, man. It's smash and grab. She's going to steal everything she can on her way out the damn store because yeah, she knows in a few years here it won't even be possible. Well, no, no, no. Let me rephrase that. It will be possible. Let me give some advice to all the chicks out there who cross over 40. I said this a decade ago. I said it half a decade ago. It is as true today as it's ever been. Cheyenne Bryant can make it happen, but she's going to have to get a dude in HIS 60S. WHAT? DAMN. >> DAMN. >> I teach a woman who is in the chronological quandary that Cheyenne Bryan is in. Yes, you can be a hard-headed chick over the age of 40, but the guy you going to have to get, he's not going to be 40 or 43. You're going to have to go get a fellow who's closer to 60. You're aged out, and you're going to have to go get a guy that 40-something is a young tender to him. You're gonna have to go the Anna Nicole Smith route. You're going to have to go find some grade out dude and pretend that you're really into that now. That's what you're going to have to do, Cheyenne. You're gonna have to go find some retiree from the water plant. You're gonna have to find some retired military dude. You're gonna have to go find some retired trick from the dope game. You're gonna have to go find that. He's going to be about 60 years old. You're going to have to start priming the pump now trying to prepare people to tell him that you really did want old dudes after all. That's what you really wanted. You didn't really want a young active. You really wanted a old dude. So, she's going to have to go find a pinchion pimp somewhere at her age right now. She going to have to go find Willie James. She going to have to go find Willie James somewhere and see if she can get him to sign away or at least to sign her onto his benefits. She's going to have to figure out some old dude to get to sign on to them benefits, baby. And you're you'll at 43 or 45, you'll be a young tender to him. You're a young tender at 43 or 45 to a negative 60 and that'll work for him. And if he's on a fixed income and he doesn't get you pregnant because them eggs are grow, but even if he's smart enough not get you pregnant, he can afford to extend his benefits to you because it doesn't really cost him anything. Now you can kiss that G-Wagon goodbye. What? You can kiss that Bentley goodbye. You can kiss that Range Rover goodbye. Cheap liquor and whatnot. You can keep getting that. But you can kiss the real nice stuff you wanted goodbye. Forget about that. But I mean, you'll have somebody who's financially stable, stable enough for you. The expensive handbags and stuff like that, forget about that. That's going to be gone. But he's still going to have rules for you. See, it's not going to work out for you, baby, because he's still going to have rules for you. He is still going to have rules for you to follow. So, you're still not going to be able to get slick at the mouth. You're still not going to be able to do that. You are still going to have to be up under some management. And you're still going to have to abide by some rules. And I don't think you can do that. I know you'll be desperate enough to try to pretend for a little bit, but I don't think you can do that. I don't think you can do that. Now, I am encouraged by the fact that there have been so many females who have jumped up and said, "No, we are not rocking with Cheyenne Bryant. She is not a doctor. She is a fraud." A lot of females been jumping on that. But ladies, please understand that Cheyenne Bryant is a product of the dishonest culture that has been cultivated over the last 30, 40 years. She's a product of that. The women have gotten real comfortable with lying all the time. And Cheyenne Bryant is the inevitable result of a culture that has gotten too damn comfortable lying. Lying at every turn, lying about everything involved, lying that you're making so much money, you're doing so well, lying about that when you have nothing but a string of females on social media lying their asses off about their income, about their social status, about what they make. Talking about men are intimidated. There ain't a single damn man who has ever been intimidated by a female. There's certainly not a six-figure man who is intimidated. Y'all are sitting up here dating pookies and Ray Rays while you were in college and then you come out with the same lie that you all tell as a culture that you were really hitting on all cylinders and you never tell people about the job that the man who was so intimidated had. It's never a lawyer. It's never an engineer. It's never a six-figure dude. Y'all all are telling the same lie. You got run through by a bunch of pookies. You feel stupid as hell and you should. You feel guilty as hell and you should. And rather than tell the accurate story, you start lying and saying, "Oh, the men were intimidated." Pooky wasn't intimidated by you. He just used your goofy, silly ass. None of the men and none of the six-figure men are intimidated by you at all. What you don't like is the fact they don't want you. What you're upset about is the only men that you qualify for is Pooky and Ray Ray because the real players don't want you. You don't make enough money. You're not together enough. He wants a female who impresses people. You are not physically, emotionally, intellectually impressive enough. I promise you. I promise you all that if you ask about this judge in Atlanta who was getting bust down by the police in her chambers, I promise you that she would tell you that she was killing it, that she's sexy and fine and men were intimidated, and I promise she would be telling you that she was Miss Thang and Miss It. I promise she would tell you that she was physically impressive and fine. Fanny Willis will tell you that. And nobody wants to be honest about where the hell we really are. So of course you all might be offended about her lying about the degree, but most of the women today are lying about a hell of a whole lot more. It's become the culture. So if you really want to be able to shut down the Cheyenne Bryants, you have to be brave enough to shut the whole damn thing down. Stop lying about you got everything together. Stop lying about how much money you make. Start being honest about you're an average chick. Stop being upset about the fella that you have to go half on at the restaurant. That's where you rank. You rank there. Yes, I know you've been dreaming about those Napa leather seats and that W12 engine and having that exquisite look since you were playing with Barbie dolls. I get it. That ain't for you. The majority of you are going to be left without a chair when the music stops. And for many of you, the music doesn't stop. Damn it. And so now you're just getting on social media telling a non-stop flood of lies about income you ain't got. Trying to run reverse psychology and bully men. And there's a winner out there and you're trying to bully him into making you his primary choice. Now, I'm just going to say it for the majority of you, baby. Y'all going to have to share THAT [ __ ] >> AND DEAL WITH IT, [ __ ] >> That's the bottom line, ladies. That guy is out there. Yes, he is either already married or already one or two women. And the bottom line is those men exist. They are quote available, but you're going to have to share him. You can talk all you want to about having them to yourself. Yeah, you're going to have to share them. Which, by the way, most of you are already doing. Damn. By the way, let's stop the bull crap. The biggest lie being told right now is that you females are not completely willing to share an actual built man, a high-level, high-value man. Y'all are already sharing those. You just don't want him flaunting it in your face. But y'all, you have to share him because you are expendable. You have to share him because your competition makes no bones about it. While you trying to be koi, your competition makes no bones about it. I don't want to say too much. I don't want to say too much, you know. I'm gonna get into this right quick and then I'm gonna go ahead. Let me go ahead and throw up the link to the Zoom. Let me go ahead and throw up the link to the Zoom here tonight. Okay, we're pinning the link to the Zoom there on the chat room for you. Let me go ahead and throw up the link to the Zoom here so that you all can see what we're working with. All right, you can go ahead and hit me up on Zoom here. But what I want to do here, I got to do this. I got to do this. There are so many people who are angry and mad right now. And I'm just going to touch on this very briefly before we move on. Touch on this real brief. Y'all can quit lying. Y'all can quit being mad. Y'all can quit being mad. Y'all can quit with the bull crap. Stop being angry with TMZ and these other places that have the damn guts to just tell the damn truth about how much y'all been lying. Does anybody remember the singer Amarie? What? Damn. There's a bunch of folk angry right now because TMZ put out the divorce documents. They put him out about every damn body else. So why are you so angry with TMZ right now? Cuz TMZ says something y'all didn't want to admit. I'm gonna go through this story here real quick. Singer Amarie's monthly income was revealed as part of her bitter divorce from her ex-husband Lenny Nicholson. TMZ has learned TMZ obtained a divorce judgment from the case which says the exes did not own any real property or joint bank accounts. Shades of uh Stacy Dash. Amarie walked away with her music businesses, Amory Incorporated, Sir One Touring, and Mi Suk Publishing, and a 2016 Range Rover. 2016. All right. The judge ordered Nicholson to turn over Amarie's TV tracks and an external hard drive containing her music files that were in his possession. The court ordered Lenny to pay $2,298 per month in child support. Amarie was awarded primary physical custody of their son, although Lenny was granted parenting time every third weekend. In the petition filed by Amory against Lenny, the "One Thing" singer listed the date of marriage as June 25th, 2011. She said they had been separated since April of 2024 and the marriage was irretrievably broken. Now, here's the part I want you all to see about the numbers. Lenny claimed that Amarie abandoned their marital home in April of 2024. The pandemic broke up a bunch of relationships, or should I say it just revealed that they were broken while he was recovering from surgery. He said he was forced to cover her rent totaling $44,000 in addition to other expenses. He claimed that she spent $20,000 for cosmetic surgery and took luxury trips to Mexico and Jamaica. In his filing, he claimed Amarie resumed her music career after abandoning him and said she was using his 18-week marketing plan without credit. Fellas, you can pay for women's surgery, fellas. Stuff that you pay for that is permanent. Permanent. You got to watch out for that. You got to watch out for that. These things are permanent. When you pay for mortgages, when you have children, that means something. That means something. So fellas, mortgages, babies, cosmetic surgery, you all are paying for things of permanence that you will not be able to go back and go retrieve. Okay. Okay. Now, here's the part that made everybody mad. This is the part that upset everybody. And you can stay mad. TMZ got the paperwork. Nicholson asked the court to award him $1.75 million in unpaid commissions, $150,000 in damages for her verbal attacks and emotional distress, spousal support, and more. In the final judgment, the judge found Amarie's estimated monthly income was $5,735. Damn. The judge found that Amarie's monthly in estimated monthly income was $5,735 while her husband ex-husband's income was listed at $10,000 a month. Amarie first revealed she split with Lenny during an interview in June 2025. People, I want you to understand this right now. This does not just go for Amarie. This goes for Amarie. This goes for Ashanti. What? Oh, this goes for all them folk from your favorite music labels and whatnot. Yeah, they still get a little residual check, but remember Nelly has been performing and touring for the last 20 years. Ashanti hasn't been. These chicks been feeling like they light-skinned and privileged and entitled and they've been waiting for a VGTI or a Yo Gotti or a Hey Gotti. They've been waiting for the next train to come around. They've been waiting for the next big hitter and heavy hustler in the music industry to come pick them up. They've been waiting for it for decades. And I'm just telling you all that this dude right here, shout out to this brother, his income only had to be $10,000 a month, people. Not 10 million, not $100,000 a month, not $10,000 a week. His income only needed to be $10,000 a month. And he had a he had Amarie. So for those of you who have had nostalgia about Stacy Dash or any of them chicks from Baywatch back in the day and whatnot, hey dude, welcome to the clearance rack. Welcome to the discount bin. Yesterday's price is not today's price. They are all in the discount bin now. I got some players in here. You could swing a 2016 Range Rover if you needed to. I got fellas in here listening right now. You have a newer Range Rover than she does. I'm I'm putting this in it real contrast here. So when I talk about what the ladies been doing, you damn right Cheyenne Bryan is foul as hell because EH IT'S HARD TO keep up this life when you don't want to be the breadwinner. Being a breadwinner is hard. The Range Rover dealership ain't giving them damn things away. And most females are on social media posting about having accomplishments and a lifestyle and demands that you have absolutely no way to enforce. Baby, you wasn't born that way. You ain't doing it now. You don't have the income on your own. You're demanding a MAN WHO IS WAY OUT of your league and hoping that you can badger and bully the rest of the world into it. And the only thing you're gonna end up doing is getting flued out somewhere for a weekend and then sent back home so you can get back on Instagram or Facebook or whatever and start talking that garbage again. This is the lying culture that inspired a Cheyenne Bryant. Three generations of women with exquisite champagne eyeballs and malt liquor pockets. >> AND DEAL WITH IT, [ __ ] >> You have champagne eyeballs and malt liquor pockets. So yeah, you want to get out that 2016 Range Rover, baby, you going to have to share that [ __ ]. A fella who can get you a 2026 Range Rover Autobiography SV extended wheelbase. You want that fella? Oh, with with all the depreciation and road miles you got. Oh, baby, you going to have to share him. You are going to have to share him. You are not going to get to sit there and did bob around, baby. You got to share him. Another thing that I despise, I despise this about the so-called media today. They are just so ridiculously dishonest and reprehensible. Folks, y'all notice they didn't say her age. Did you all notice that they never want to talk about these women's ages? They never want to say what their age is. I ain't dissing them. Amarie is 46. Damn. >> Amarie is 46. Halle Berry is talking trash about Eric Benet today. Halle Berry is over 60 now. What is she about 62 now? What in the hell? I mean, who is stepping up saying, "Damn, I gotta get a brand new Range Rover for that. I gotta get a new Range Rover for that." Halle's about She's about 60 years old now. She's about 60. Folks, who is going to go put themselves a million dollars, $2 million in debt for chicks who are 46, 48, 60 years? Oh, Vivica Fox. Man, look here. The old folks home is getting bigger. And you think Amarie is looking to downgrade now? Do you think that she's expecting to downgrade now? Now, do you think that's going to happen? Please understand that. However, you might disagree. Therefore, I've gone ahead and put the link to the Zoom in the chat room there. Tonight's program is the meltdown, the crash and burn of Cheyenne Bryant and why so many women today are lying. Cheyenne Bryant is indicative of a bigger problem. She w she has felt entitled to a life she doesn't really deserve because she doesn't have the character for it. Even if she had the look, she lacks the character. So, she didn't let that stop her. She said, "Well, screw it. I'll just lie anyway. We'll just lie anyway." And so, social media is full of a bunch of wannabe Cheyenne Bryants. So, ladies, y'all have got to clear the board. Y'all have got to clean house. You got a clean house and let's have an honest conversation about where you are physically, mentally, emotionally, what you really qualify for. Stop with the delusions of grandeur because delusions of grandeur are just driving you to be insanely deceitful. Let's go ahead and jump over here on Zoom right quick. Uh Jay and everybody else here, just hang on the line for me here. Let me see if I can try to get Onan up here first. We'll try to get Onan up here first. Hopefully, he is sitting near his Wi-Fi today. All right, Onan, what's on your mind? >> All right, brother Jason. So, you had brought up a point about Shan Bryant um that I thought was interesting. Um you had said uh that this generation of females essentially have been able to lie um and that men have allowed women to lie just to have sexual access to uh females. And so I'm wondering if you would blame men if you were to blame us men for the proliferation of lying women. Well, certainly some blame obviously does fall with the men, particularly with the simps because you can you can't stop somebody from making deceptions and deceit. What you can stop is rewarding them. So sex is mutually beneficial. That in and of itself is a very limited reward. The problem comes in when you got dudes who they let chicks like Cheyenne Bryan run up the price. There's the problem. Cheyenne Bryant should be good for the layup. She should be good for hanging out with you while you're doing something else. She should never get a house, a car, anything like that. She should never get any real benefits, any tangible things of value. So, I do blame the simp culture for doing that because right now there are a bunch of females who are getting flued out. They're getting bills paid because some desperate, feckless simp out there is falling at her damn feet. So Cheyenne Bryant is just one among many. The weak ones out there who subscribe to simp culture, the guys who would marry her, the guys who would give these types of females unearned benefits, that's what poisons the waters. That right there, laying up with a Cheyenne Bryant, that's just letting her be what she is. That's where she ranks. It's that extra part that is destructive for all of us. >> You know what? It's funny. I'm not even afraid to admit. I used to be a simp. I used to be the exact kind of guy that you're talking about that would have fell for somebody like that. And um it took me a couple of heartbreaks before I got the message. But um I just wanted to uh discuss that with you because you make some very brilliant points about relationships. Essentially being power dynamics. And so, you know, individuals like Cheyenne Bryant feel that they have the power to say whatever they want, whether it be Té or whoever is hosting them. Um, and then once you try to get them in check, it's much harder because they're used to operating in a certain way. >> Well, the real thing here is that what is checking her? Let me give you an example. So, she goes on this program with those folk there and she's got her little chintzy book up there and whatnot. Anybody can write a book. Anybody can write a book. Anybody can publish a book. The real thing is, does she have any peers who are acknowledging her? The real thing is, okay, baby, what you got besides a book to hawk? What do you have besides that? Cheyenne Bryant is clueless. She's clueless. She's gameless. She can't help any females do anything. The best she could possibly do is probably repeat Kevin Samuels. Everybody else doesn't see why she shouldn't jump on that. Although, she would have to actually study it long enough to be able to do that. She cannot tell you how to get a high value anything. She's never studied it. She's never done it. So, she can't teach you or mentor you. What she's looking for are females who are the bigger fool. She's looking for females who are even more clueless than she is. That's what she's looking for. And there are going to be some out there. There are going to be some. How deep the pool is. Not sure cuz she's had a very rocky start. We've seen their kind before. Am I going to say names? Okay. >> We've seen the Zaza Ali's. What? Damn. Pray for those for anybody who even remembers that. We brother, we've seen them go and come. We've seen them come and go. We've seen them come and go. Cheyenne is just the latest. The problem is that Kendra G can host a program and so she's hosting a forum, but she's at least got some credibility behind her. Cheyenne doesn't have anything. Kendra's never claimed to be something that she's not. I mean, not for educational purposes. She hasn't put her name on educational credentials she doesn't really have. Cheyenne has. And when you go that far with it, you have to be able to show something. So, there have been a bunch of hard-headed, gameless chicks out there who squandered their opportunities. Some of them got to sleep with dudes with I mean, some notoriety. I mean, Zaza was with what was like the Professor Grift. I mean, uh, Professor Griff. >> Oh, yeah. From Harlem. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. But that's that's where Cheyenne Bryant is going to end up. >> [ __ ] what? >> Cheyenne Bryant is going to end up there. Yeah, you laughing right now, but mark my words. Let's check back on her in three, five years. Three to five years. That's where she's going to be. She's going to be there because that's the only place she could be. She's not smart enough, capable enough. She ain't slick enough. Okay, she doesn't have a male audience. At least Derek Jackson has a female audience. Cheyenne Bryant doesn't really have a male audience of men who are like, "Yeah, she's redpilled." And she doesn't have a female following either. So, who's the audience and where's the audience and who's listening? Derek Jackson was at least smart enough to cultivate a female audience. The problem is that the female audience doesn't do them any good because Derek Jackson's the only male in the room. He has no men who follow him. So listening to him is only a formula for getting into bed with him. It isn't a formula for anybody else. There's the problem. So with that being the case, it doesn't do you any good beyond that, but at least does Derek some good. I don't see it doing the same having the same runway for Cheyenne. So she's going to have to find a sponsor, which is what getting next to Cam Newton was for. >> Yeah. Not that she wanted Cam, but she wanted to be acknowledged by Cam and she's been trying to move in circles ever since. She is obviously fishing for a sponsor. She's looking for somebody who's going to give her the green light. So, some retired athlete, some retired something who has disposable income and maybe he's fixed things up with his baby mamas or not. She's looking for that dude. And we'll know if she finds him because she's going to stop this other nonsense and try to hurry up and get married. Yeah, I I I see that playing out. Um I think it's all strategy at this point. Um you made a very good point about Kendrick G um not adding any educational credentials to her.

name. You know, she constantly states on her show, and I want to land with this point, but she constantly states that she's just a journalist, right? She's not like a relationship expert or anything like that. She's not going to pretend or, you know, give any unsolicited advice um that's deemed medical, right? And that's something that I can respect about Kendra G um and Cheyenne West or uh what's her name? Uh Cheyenne Bryant. Uh I just can't respect that. But I'm gonna land there.

So B1, >> thank you very much giving us a call now. We appreciate that. Yeah, just mark my words, folks. She's going to find. She has to find a sponsor. She's not smart enough or capable enough to keep this floating on her own. She's going to have to latch on to somebody else. She doesn't have the business acumen. You can lie you want to, baby. You can't fabricate actual business results. So, she she can lie about it, but at some point you have to build on your own. She's never built anything. She's trying to learn this on the fly right now. The amount of money that she would have to raise would simply be gargantuan. She would have to raise millions of dollars and that's not really happening. So, she's either going to get caught not paying taxes or something, but more for her, she's going to have to find somebody who's going to be able to sponsor that. She's going to have to find somebody who's going to take her own. So, she's going to be looking for a retired something, the the go-to for all these chicks out there.

All right, let's go ahead and get Jay up here on Zoom right quick. Jay, what's on your mind?

Yeah, you pretty much I guess covered it with the the last caller where I where I was going with this. Um she basically just ran out of material. But um what I was going to say other thing I was going to say is that I kind of have a mixed feelings about this because nobody really had a problem with her not having credentials. At least women didn't until she started coming after women. Like um she came to prominence when she uh called out Cam Newton and uh Nick Cannon for having all those kids everywhere and people pointed out her lack of credentials then but nobody really had an issue. But then, you know, as soon as she started taking women to task, that's when all of this stuff about her credentials became an issue. And I just think that part needs to be pointed out because nobody had an issue with it as long as she was saying what a lot of people wanted her to say. And you know, that's just the chronology about it for me. So I think it's not enough that people are calling her out. The reasons why uh they're calling her out or are just not genuine as far as I'm concerned.

>> Okay. Well, I've heard some other folks say that too as well. uh that you know Cory Hulkcom called it out years ago uh which is a very very true statement. You know it's very very true statement there. I think sometimes people are slow. It depends on what they're focusing on. I think with the Cam Newton interview they were more concerned about what she was saying to him. I think the focus was more on him than anything anything else. So that other part was not really the focus at that time. Not saying it shouldn't have been. I just think at that time it wasn't really the focus at that time.

When you say that she started quote going after women, I would take issue with that characterization too. I mean going after them how what exactly was the going after what's the viral video where she was quote going after them?

>> Well, I've I I kind of noticed a pivot where she was saying she started saying, you know, women need to do better. Women need to do better. And then that became her focus. She stopped and at least in my opinion um being part of that echo chamber that always calls out black men and started kind of doing more of a pivot to you know helping women be better.

>> I don't think that's what did I think just this her pushing this book I think that that gave the opportunity for it. Okay. Now, you're trying to sell a book and you're trying to sell this book as who exactly, you know, I think that was what I think that really put that in its perspective there about who you are and what you're doing. Cuz on the book there, let me go ahead and just show you all. Let me go ahead and zoom in on it. On the book, it says Dr. Cheyenne Bryant on her book. I'm showing y'all on your screens here, brother. I know that the internet likes to come up with a very neat little narrative and usually it's finger blaming and how can we turn this on the other folk here in the gender waring thing. I get it. But I really think it's about the release of this book because this book literally is her calling herself Dr. Cheyenne Bryant. So at this point now, this is documentation. You are literally presenting yourself to the public now as a doctor. So we've gone beyond this is an opinion, this is an interview, you just shooting the bull crap with Cam Newton. Hey, did you really call yourself a doctor? Now she's printing up documentation as a publication stating I am Dr. Cheyenne Bryant in a physical tangible medium, selling it to people that this is this is a credential or an enhancement or a qualifier for buying my book is my academic credentials. Now she's on the record saying this is my qualifier. I think that's more of it. I think that's got to do with it more.

>> Yeah. It's really interesting too. One thing that that exposed it for me was that you'll notice she's very careful not to call herself PhD or or say

>> It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter.

>> Yeah,

>> It doesn't matter because it would she's not doing that as some honorarium, you know, that's not what the case is. There are some people who get honorary degrees. Okay, that's fine. She's never said she's one of those. So, no, in this case, it wouldn't just be some honorarium. Uh this is some honorific. This is going to be something different. This is going to be different. You are the other thing is she said she went to school. Remember when she was questioned about it, she oh no, I've been to college and the school burnt down and you know it burned all my records up even though the state supposed to have all that and know somebody hacked into the state and got rid of all my records. So I've been to school and it's not my fault that you can't find it nowhere. And so even when she was questioned by the brother, she's never said no. No, no. What she's saying is the opposite of what you're saying. No, no, no. She's saying, "I've been to school. I got mine. They messed up and I don't know what happened to school. They burnt down or they're out of they're out of commission." But no, I got it. So, no, brother. No, she is claiming she has it.

>> Oh,

>> Okay. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Because I I kind It's It's like she's a very good scammer. Like she says just enough. It's sort of like, you know, say Dr. Dre were to write a book, right? You know, it's like it's kind of like the you you're kind of sneaking it in. You're you're like saying things to to just kind of avoid the legal ramifications, right? So that's

>> Yeah. I mean, and folks try to play that game, too. And we have to be aware of that as a public, but also I mean, that's for the authorities there. You can't misrepresent yourself because those things mean something. In her case, this isn't walking the line or whatever. When you start calling yourself doctor, that means something. So the fact that people may not take it seriously as as much that doesn't change the fact that no no when you start saying that you have been to school and that you have academic credentials when you use those specific terms that means something. When you start saying doctor that means something. That's not a pronoun that is open to interpretation. That's not what that is. That's not what that is

>> in the chat room. Dr. Seuss wasn't a doctor. Well, first of all, Dr. Seuss, but um no, he I I don't think he was claiming to be that kind of doctor. He was an author. So, first of all, that was a pen name. That was the first thing. He was not writing books of academia. He was not writing books that were based upon some academic accomplishment. So that wasn't what he was doing. So in that case right there, that would be different. That was a pen name. Okay, we got that. He was not writing academic books, educational books. He was writing children's books. So that's the case. Now granted, yes, technically speaking, you could be taken to task for that. You certainly can be. You certainly can. As far as it being quote illegal, it depends on how you use it. So, we need to be clear about that. It it depends on how you are presenting the word doctor because by definition it would be illegal to say Dr. Pepper or Dr. Pib. So, it depends on how you're presenting it. If you are presenting this as this is my academic credential, that's different. Dr. Seuss never said, "This is my academic credential. This is my pen name." So, I hope that hope that clears it up for everybody. I'll let you have the last word.

>> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. That's all I wanted to to put out there. But, yeah, I think her crime was just running out of material. She just doesn't have anything left to say. And and

>> Which is which is the great downfall of all bull crap artists. What you just said right there, that is the downfall of all bull crap artists is they start talking and talking and talking and eventually they don't realize that you said too much. But the only thing they know to do is to keep talking because as long as they can filibuster, they're preventing you from asking any more questions. That's the strategy they try to use. Start talking and talking and talking. Minimize the amount of questions the person can ask so that you minimize the amount of scrutiny that you'll encounter. So that's the the gifted gab or whatever, whether it was, you know, Charles Ponzi or whoever. Talk and talk and talk and talk and just keep going. And what you're saying is that she ran out of material. Well, yeah, because every time you come back to get quote unquote new investors, you have to show them progress. You have to show them elevation. So now she's coming back. She doesn't have any current elevation to show you. Now she's embellishing a story about past accomplishments. So along with the degree that never happened, she's now telling you about business acumen and business success that I contend never happened. So she's laying it on even thicker. You have to do that. So yes, she's continuing to talk. She ran out of accomplishments. She ran out of material. She didn't let that stop her. Just keep talking. And I if you put her in court under oath, she's not going to change a word she's saying. She's going to sit right there and try to argue the judge into the concrete. This is the only thing that they have. Thank you very much. Give us a call tonight. It's the only thing they got is to keep doing that. And I send this warning out to all of you who've been to school, particularly the ladies out there and whatnot. Just understand she is trashing the value of being a educated black female. She is trashing it right in your faces. And that I don't think that's accidental. I think she is openly mocking it because she has contempt for it because it didn't work for her. It's something that she can't do. So, she has no problem slurring and smearing the rest of you who actually can do it. She's got contempt for you. She's mocking you. And this is her openly mocking you now. And she's like, "Oh, hell. It didn't work for me. It shouldn't work for any of you either. I don't have a good name for it. It shouldn't work for you either."

All right, let's go ahead and get over here on Zoom. We got Ari up here on Zoom. All right, Ari sitting up here looking like Future. What's on your mind? How you doing?

Hold on. I think you got an echo going on.

>> No, sir. I don't have an echo.

You

>> Okay. Okay. So, how you doing, sir?

>> Hi, brother Yan. What's on your mind?

>> Okay. So, first off, um with this whole situation with um with Dr. Bryant, I've been watching this young lady, excuse me, this older lady, um for the past three years now. And the way we've been dissecting this whole thing about this woman to me is it's really basic elementary man. Actually really a high school if you really see and think about it. Um for those who grew up in high school who wanted to who witness trying to you know get girls and everything or even with guys anybody who was willing to get a that popular girl within high school is willing to say and do anything and I do really mean say anything. Like I've watched people do that, exchange that kind of behavior from high school all the way into adulthood. And it amazes me just how people don't really question anything about as to what people say that they do when it comes to high high established, you know, jobs opportunity. When like you said before, anytime when you use the term doctor, that that really does mean something. And for somebody who's able to play with that kind of title is a real slap in the face, who really, you know, like you said earlier, who worked their butt off to get where they needed to get to. And it's just amazing how far we've come in this day and age to where you're willing to let somebody say and do anything and and not even have proof. I'm like, how do we do how do we do that at

>> No, what you just said is a very good start for it. This starts young. It starts in school. So when you have somebody who starts lying and they didn't get checked for that young,

>> Get ready. They gonna keep doing it.

>> So whether for whatever the reason was, if you have a young male, first of all, most liars are ignored. That's the first thing. So they're allowed to get that the prep for them, priming the pump for them was people didn't take him seriously. They were ignored. So Cheyenne Bryant to me shows the signs of being a little chunky when she was younger.

>> So if she wasn't getting attention like that back then, well, hell yeah. How do you get attention? Nobody takes you seriously. You're not getting the assistance or the help that the other girls would be getting. So, with that being the case, now you just say anything and and there were no consequences because for the most part, people just ignore you. Well, now this emboldens you. So, now you get emboldened. The lies get bigger because number one, you want more attention. Number two, there are no consequences for doing it. Now, you start telling yourself you're good at it. And which is the other great downfall of all pathological degenerate liars. They think that the reason they haven't been busted is because they're smart. No, you haven't been busted either because you're lucky or because other people are looking at bigger things. Once their attention turns to you, you're going to figure out you're not smart. You were just either lucky or people were ignoring you. Now, they're not ignoring you anymore. So, you're not smart. And she told you tell yourself you're smart enough to talk your way out of anything. That's the third great fallacy. Well, don't worry. I'm so smart I can talk my way out of anything. No wonder you want to call yourself a doctor cuz you think you're that smart. But you're really not. And now she needs to be able to talk her way out of it and she can't. I agree. And then not only that though too, I think it just comes down to, you know, the audience too. I think we've really struggled when it comes to good basic listening skills because if you really sit down and you listen to what this woman is saying, it doesn't even make a load of sense whatsoever. for for those who are willing to catch on to that. The problem is the next step is being able to check them on that. Like I said be well um like I was saying to my friend before is just it's it's really amazing how she was able to sit down and talk to uh two pro two former athletes Cam Newton and Mr. uh Mr. Shay if she was on that show if I'm not mistaken. But anyway, nevertheless, it's how is that you can go this far and nobody's able to catch on the fact that you're saying the same thing that you said two or three years ago? You know what I'm saying? I'm like, you really go back and study and really get down to the nitty-gritty of what she's saying. This girl has been saying the same thing she said three years ago and it went over everybody said. You know what I mean?

>> I'm I'm thinking what's happening is they may have just been relying on Cam and what's happened is the greater fool theory. You are assuming that somebody vetted her. You're assuming that somebody confirmed this before they let her on the Cam's program. I think that's

>> Exactly. Exactly. And then not only that, I mean, nobody has the common sense to say, oh, you know, like you said earlier, yeah. Oh, I went to college and whatnot. Whoopy, bam, bam, and all that. Okay. So, you can't go on the so-called internet to pull up your files to show proof and print out your little sheets saying that you complete this course. That's that's really difficult. And then you have classmates. For anybody who was in the classroom with her, nobody was willing to say anything. They just let her just do what they do. That should be a real

>> No, I mean, look, this is this is the great peril of the internet era on broadcast TV. They're going to vet before they make you a commentator, before they make you a panelist.

>> Right?

>> Those are corporations from the old system. In the internet era is anybody with a microphone and a and a camera. So if they are not holding themselves to these traditional journalistic standards, no, they're not. A lot of the most of them are not checking. What they're checking is whether or not you can get attention. They're checking whether or not you'll get views. That's their primary concern. Not whether or not your credentials are legit. Whether or not you look like you could generate some views, that's their primary concern. And what you're seeing now is the the the fallback of I mean, you seen the drawback of that. Well, I'm seeing the outcome of it. If anybody who's not willing to say anything or check this woman and everybody's just going along to get along with this scenario, that can be a dangerous situation if you really think about it. Because if this woman is able to even have such influence, even if it's just a little bit, it'll be enough to where it could sabotage society way more than what it is already as it is. Because nobody said anything. And then you get the after effects where everybody's going to say, "Well, well, damn, where did where did we go wrong? and maybe I should have did this that and the third, but by the time you realize that it's already too late, the damage is already done.

>> You know what I mean?

>> Yeah. I mean, and but

>> It's good for us to have an incident like this because we need to stay sharp about this. You've had hucksters and con artists in the past. We need to start establishing that this is the standard that we're going to hold today, not yesterday, not 20 years ago. This is how we going to hold it now. So, but you can't do that if you don't have somebody who tries to cross the line and, you know, violate to give you the opportunity to show that you're going to do this. So, it didn't require the national media. It didn't require the police. It didn't require any of that. The internet stood up and said, "Okay, yeah, this this is bogus. We're not going for this." So, in many ways, this is actually a very good thing. I'll let you have the last word.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah. I mean, in a way, I agree with you, but at at the same time, yeah, when opportunity does come along, too. Are you willing to learn from that mistake? Because from what I'm seeing, it's it's not really being learned. Here we are three years in and and going on even more and you're hearing the same babble that we heard three years ago. At least what I've heard three years ago. You know what I mean? So, are we really technically learning anything or are we just enjoying it just for pure entertainment because we have nothing better to do?

Well, I would disagree with that because right now when you mention her name, it's there's nothing good.

>> Go take a look at the comment sections of anything. It's nothing good. So, the people willing to platform her are basically sacrificing their credibility

>> and sacrificing their, you know,

>> their interest with their audiences if they're willing to go ahead and do that. So, they're kind of exposing themselves. She is not a positive anywhere. There's nobody who wants to talk to her because she's great for numbers.

>> The the only reason you want to talk to her is about the fraud that's being going on here. So, and at that point right there is just for folks to do what they're going to do with it. The real problem for her is that it would be different if there were peers who had PhDs who are willing to accept her. The problem is she can't get that except Amanda Seal's goofy ass. The problem is you can't accept that. Nobody's going to be sitting up there on the stage and they got their PhDs and then invite her on for anything.

>> We don't want to hear your thoughts on children. We don't want to hear that. So, in reality, she's already failed. The only thing here is just watching her circle the drain with various, you know, odd and sundry YouTube channels that are willing to sacrifice their credibility to the extent they have any. But other than that, the game is really already over. Thank you very much for giving us call tonight. Truth be told, the game is really already over. It's really already done. It's not on its way to it. It's already done.

Let's go ahead and jump back over here on Zoom. Although there is a lot to learn. There's a [ __ ] to learn from it. All right, we got brother Elijah up here on Zoom. Brother Elijah, what's on your mind?

>> Hey, good evening, big brother Jason.

>> Big brother, um I need to ask you something because um tonight's broadcast in a in a kind of a weird way, and you'll be the one to clear this up. It kind of reminds me of the um on your other channel when you talk about um with um black people um and a lot of them having um using having um not worthless degrees. Not saying that, but like we have a lot of worthless um legal personnel in our community. I kind of look at the same way with the um medical cuz a I noticed this especially with a lot of our people if they want to go the route of being a doctor they don't want to be a surgeon we need surgeons they don't want to be a pediatrician they don't want to do that they always want to go to some um psychology degree because they feel it's easier and now you have a person like this who according to what she believes she gives um relationship advice yet she's not in a relationship. All right. She's telling you what to do. People um were asking, "Hey, do you have um this degree, that degree?" She she tells people, "Oh, I don't um have to prove my credentials to you and everything like that." I'm hearing um other chatter.

>> Yeah. So much of it is sight unseen. Elijah, learn the Reader's Digest version of things.

>> I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry.

>> No, no, you're not. But in any case, here the the issue for her, brother, which I want to stop you at the beginning what you said there. Well, she's not in a relationship. You don't know that. I mean, cuz we think there's some chicks out there.

>> Okay. Okay. I'm sorry.

>> Regardless of any of that, here's the issue. The issue is not whether or not she is quote unquote currently in a relationship. The issue that I have with her is would I want to be in a relationship with her. So whether she's currently in one or not is far less consequential than where's the competition in the caliber of individual wanting to be in one with her cuz anybody can be in between relationships. Anybody can be there. That's not the disqualifier. The disqualifier is eh who's the guy who wants to take a crack at this? Who is he?

>> Right. No, no, you got a good point. But and and then this is um what I always talked about and I made this rule last year. Stop listening to people because they would tell you things that work for them, but when you try to do it, it don't work for you. And this woman, she's not, she don't have a long history of going on these shows. And you said it the best. These people are sacrificing giving this um this woman a platform to speak on anything. they're sacrificing their credibility and everything like that. And then this woman is what 43 years old. You know, she's staring down the barrel of um

>> Pretty much she's sh toward 50 like a rocket. But here's the thing, folks. Folks have to get accustomed to actual practical information, not [ __ ] babbling, not people saying nothing. The real problem with babblers is unfortunately the audience. Most people don't recognize when they've just been babbled to.

>> They they recognize they can understand the language. They can understand a metaphor. Yeah. But the metaphor didn't actually tell you anything.

>> So most people do not recognize when they've just been bamboozled and babbled to. That's the problem. What they then tell themselves is, "Well, the issue isn't the person talking to me. The issue is me. I'm just not catching on to it quickly enough. But if I buy their book and study it, I'll eventually be able to catch on to it. But the problem isn't that they're babbling. The problem is I was never really a great student in school. So if you just give me a little bit more time, I promise I'll go ahead and be able to get it. And that's the real reason that pimp pastor preachers, con artist, street hustlers, babblers, and Cheyenne Bryant and her ilk have been able to go for as long because most people don't really have the ability to decipher when they've just been babbled to as opposed to they were actually given actionable information,

>> right?

>> Individuals being a people as a group being able to bridge that gap and no longer be babbled to. That would be the end of that. That's a very pie in the sky ambition. It'll never really occur in the real world. I'm just explaining to you why it happens,

>> right?

>> And people like her can take advantage of it.

>> Big brother, I got a um quick question. I'mma land my plane for the other brothers and sisters.

>> I um found out the other day she wore this see-through dress and I asked the this question. I think you've spoken on this in the past. There was a time you was able to take a especially with somebody of that caliber. um a high academic like a doctor or lawyer. You was able to take them seriously and she's throwing around she's a doctor and you're wearing you're dressing up no different like um Mustang Sally on the corner. Why would she want anybody to take her seriously?

>> Okay, but there's the whole issue is that what you said is deciphers itself. She's not a doctor,

>> right?

>> So don't listen to what people say. Look at what they do. Right. From the very first time, the way she comported herself, how she talked, her diction, her speech, how she acts when she's under pressure, she's a cursing vulgar hood rat. That's not a doctor,

>> of course.

>> So, if you're looking at what people do and not what they say, it was obvious from the beginning. So, of course, she's going to be dressing like Cardi B. She's no doctor. She has no doctor credentials on the line. She has no doctor credentials to be threatened. That's why she's not afraid to do that because there are no doctor credentials that are actually in jeopardy,

>> right?

>> And her behavior made that clear from how she was doing that the the party with Jeezy just simply was for anybody in the room who was in denial. Yeah. You couldn't deny it after that.

>> Let me just say, I'm glad you mentioned that. That was when Dr. Cheyenne Bryant blew her cover,

>> right?

>> When she went to that Jeezy party because she was hoping to run into somebody. Actually, we all know she was hoping to get booed up with Jeezy the way that Britney Rener was hoping to finally get booed up with Kevin Gates. It didn't really come off the way she thought it would,

>> right?

>> Yes, sir.

>> That party with Jeezy, that's that was the end of the doctor fraud.

>> Yes, sir.

>> That right there, the book just gave the opportunity for people to start grilling her. But the end of the doctor fraud was when she couldn't help but take advantage of the opportunity to try to steal the show. Think she gonna be the next Jennifer Lopez and it was it didn't happen that way. The Jeezy event that was the end of the doctor fraud. Thank you very much. Give us a call night here. Let me see if we can get Ike up here on Zoom for me here right quick.

Yeah, that Jeezy birthday party. That was really the end of that. She couldn't help herself because she wanted to make a big splash. She wanted to get a bunch of attention for it cuz she couldn't miss the opportunity to do so. She succeeded there, but it cost her everything else.

All right, we got Ike here on Zoom. Ike, what's on your mind?

>> What's up? What's up? Um, I think brother Elijah tried to hit on this, but it's kind of taking too long to get there. Um, I think there's a financial aspect to this too because what I what I've been hearing in the medical circles because I I work at a top medical facility um in the state of South Carolina. What I was hearing was this grift of being a psychologist or whatever was affecting the real black women who were psychologists because as we know a lot of them went to school for that psychology degree. The ones that actually do have a job in psychology, they don't make anything and they're crippled with student debt. The ones that couldn't find a job in psychology, they're driving Uber, working at Zara and stuff like that. And they log into social media, they see Bryant, who claims to have a psychology degree. She's flaunting around and breakins and claiming to have money, this and that. Meanwhile, the real psychologists are broke as hell. So

>> Yeah, I mean if you got psychology, you're not making money off psychology. You might be a therapist. Maybe you're making money off of that and you're not gonna be making a lot of money. Most therapists are flat, stone cold broke. But yeah, you're not going to make money with a psychology degree. You might make money if you get some therapy credentials, but it won't be because of your psychology degree. No, it'll be because of the algorithm and you went viral because something you told a couple or or you might get some sort of uh you might get linked up with a psychiatrist who's a medical mental health um provider and maybe they may bring you on their team as somebody to help, you know, work patients up. But for the most part, most psychologists are dead broke. They're in crippling debt. Um they they they have no prospects of being with a man. Yeah, you you say it all the time. The the pets pets pills and and plants, most of them are on anti uh anti-depressants.

>> Most of the so-called therapists out here are screwed up. Folks do not understand that. They need to be on somebody's couch, not talking to somebody on the couch. They really, really do. It is one of the most hideously corrupt and contaminated industries that you could ever see as mental health professionals. Yes. And I, like I said, I see it all the time because I, like I said, I work with some of the these people in the ancillary role, you know, through the pharmacy because I see the scripts that these people are recommending in their in their um in their progress notes. And I'm thinking like, man, like if people only knew like you you better when you when you go see these medical professionals, especially these mental health medical professionals, you you damn near do background check because some of these people should not be licensed. And I don't know who in the state gave some of these people licenses, but hey,

>> It's a free fire zone, man. There is no there is no authority really that is trusted for this that you know has to actually validate itself and be able to justify itself and have a track record of excellence. That's really not happening, man. When it comes to this thing right here is that you pass the test, you get this sheet of paper and basically you get to operate as you please.

>> You're right. I mean, I mean, it's it's as somebody who works in the medical profession, it's easy. You you get their first name, you get their last name, you go to the state board, and you type their name in, it'll pop up. It'll tell you how long the license been active, if it's inactive, if they have any actions against their license. I keep a pocket of my pharmacy license in my wallet because people think that, hey, this dude ain't no pharmacist. Hey, you're required to keep your license on you at all times. I keep mine on because if you when you go to school and you get these licenses and you and and people and especially doctorates, that means that you're an expert in whatever field you got your doctorate in. So, somebody running around shaming and and scamming that they're a doctor and they don't have the proper credentials. It dilutes it for everybody. And unfortunately, um, she's becoming the new face of the quote unquote educated black woman. And this is good. There needs to be a house cleaning. There needs to be a reckoning. You need to get serious. Don't let folks flag. You need to enforce the damn rules. You need to hurt some feelings. Yes, this is exactly what needs to be done. And you can't, you know, the state is going to be slow about these things because they're going to step in if there was a illegality of some sort. If the person gets sued, maybe you'll find out, maybe you won't. That's really the only time you ever find out there's something wrong is if somebody sues something. States taking action are a lot more rare. But yeah, this is one of the most unpoliced, unregulated, disorganized freelance things out there and whatnot. And since most these folk are not making money, what they end up doing is stuff by hook or by crook. So yes, they start throwing around pills, they start throwing around medications. Um they it really becomes about keeping you as a client. So these women will be in therapy for damn years or decades or the rest of their damn lives. That just becomes the weekly check-in and nobody has really articulated what it's supposed to be. Let me give you an example. Uh The Sopranos. Think about that for a few moments. How long did Tony go see Dr. Melfi? Think about that for a few moments with no end in sight. Okay, but that's always the way it's presented. Never on television have you heard a therapist or a doctor on a television show tell you that there's supposed to be an end date. They never say that. They've never said that. You know why? Because that's not what the hell you hear in real life. The truth of the matter is therapists don't say that. Folk on the internet started saying that. But eh, you ain't really met nobody who's been to a therapist who said that eventually they're supposed to, you know, therapy is not supposed to be a lifelong thing. The hell it ain't. That's not the way therapy is practiced. It's something that you know, but if you say that to the average therapist, they'll look at you like you grew horns out of your head. And that's exactly what you're doing with it there. So, no, no, no, no, no, no. Especially, by the way, if you make money, the more you can pay the therapist, the longer you can stay.

>> I'll let you have the last word.

>> Yeah. just I think it all started with you know 2021 and that whole thing that happened that whole era co if we I don't know if you get censored for that what happened was there was an advent of like mental health and this and that and people started coming up with all these uh telehealth and all these apps and all these psychologists and people like that mental health professionals found ways to uh build insurance and and and kind of grift off that that's why Medicare and Medicaid fraud is at this all-time high is all these people setting up all these quote unquote fake online uh therapy uh mental health situations and a lot of people made some money off of that. A lot of people grift it online and but you know eventually like everything that's false it all comes to an end. So yeah, just follow the money.

>> Follow the money. Thank you very much. Give us a call now. We appreciate that. And like I say, look, there are qualified people out there who are competent, but they're few and far between. And particularly where the females are concerned, I got to call a spade to spade. Where female therapists are concerned in particular, it's for most of them, it's more about just seeing if they can get a hustle, get some money coming in. It's not really about solving issues. There are very, very few female Dr. Phils or whatever like that who are just like, "Okay, cut through the bull crap and get to an answer." For a lot of them, that's not because they can't afford to be. A lot of them are out here in a bunch of debt. They only have this one skill. You're not pretty enough nor charismatic enough to build an internet following.

>> Deal with it, [ __ ]

>> Now, there's where Cheyenne Bryant thinks that she's brilliant. The problem is the average chick who has been to school for psychology or sociology or any of the mental health fields or whatever. Eh, you you went and got your credentials. You could do some child therapy. You could do some, you know, marriage counseling. Okay. But the bottom line is you're not pretty enough, you're not smart enough, and you're not charismatic enough to be able to build a following online to get money over there. You have to actually deal with people one-on-one where you are. You're not a good marketer. You're not a charismatic person. You're not exciting. You're not insightful. So, you'll never reach any type of celebrity status. So, that's why your therapy credentials won't work for you. You can get them, but they're not really going to pay off for you because in order to maximize the value of it, you don't really have that ability. Cheyenne Bryant at least knows how to dress herself up, do her makeup up enough so that it stops you long enough to say, "Okay, well, she looks like somebody that you wouldn't, you know, punch somebody in the mouth if you woke up next to her in bed." Let's just call it for what it is. We listen TO PRETTY PEOPLE.

>> STILL WITH IT, [ __ ]

>> We do. We listen to pretty people. It's hard to get folk to stop to listen to ugly people. So, we listen to pretty people because what you assume is that well, if this pretty person likes what they're saying, if I learn that, I can get a pretty person like that. At the very least, that's the least I'll end up with. Is that okay, fine? Well, there's a lot of cute folk out there who realize that and they're like, "Okay, if you're cute enough, folks will give you the benefit of the doubt. They'll give you the benefit of the doubt if you're cute enough." And you can go ahead and run their pockets by the time they realize, "Oh, hell, you don't know a damn thing you're talking about. You're a cute liar. You're a cute fraud." But yes, we listen to pretty people because we're like, "Okay, the pretty person is telling us what they like. And if that's what pretty people like, hey, I want give me give me two scoops of that." At the very least, the worst that could happen is you end up in bed next to a pretty person. If that's the worst that can happen, okay, let me go for it. The problem is that that type of simpleminded thinking makes you gullible. That's the problem with that. Relying on that idea is simple minded and gullible, but it's not going to change the fact. Hey, to my struggling therapists out there, look baby, if you are ugly, you don't sound intelligent, you don't sound charismatic, it's just going to be a rough ride for you. It is going to be a rough ride for you. And by the way, those are the ones who came out talking first, the ones who didn't have to rely on their looks, those are the ones that came out grilling her first when the book dropped. The ones that don't have to rely on looks. It's like, okay, the ones who rely on credentials, they're the ones who spoke up the loudest and first. But for the rest of you, you're never going to make it in this field cuz you're not pretty enough. You're not cute enough. You're not charismatic. You're not photogenic. You don't sell well. Nobody is going to stop on their timeline if they see your face. Or even if they hear your voice, forget seeing your face. Even hearing your voice. Your voice doesn't really sound sexy. Your voice doesn't even sound feminine. You You don't sound like you've mastered the English language. They want to hear a newscaster. They want to hear Claire Huxable. They want to hear a voice that sounds like it belongs on CNN. You open your mouth and you don't sound that way. You sound like one of the chicks in the choir at church. Okay, you're just going to be struggling at this profession. That's where you're going to be. You're going to be struggling. That's the reason why most folk who try to get into therapy and be licensed and you're gonna have to just be really really good in town because making money from strangers on the internet and amassing an audience there, you ain't got it in you. Cheyenne Bryant did to a certain degree, but for most of you, you ain't got it.

All right, let's go ahead and jump over here on Zoom right quick. I got my man Brandon here on Zoom. What's on your mind, Brandon?

>> What's going on, JB? Man, excellent broadcast as usual, man. Give you your props. give your props definitely for breaking down this story, man. Just this right here just goes to show, you know, man, that a lot that a lot of times what's going on out here with a lot of these females is that they're just getting too way too much of a pass out here from a lot of dudes. This this chick literally was able to come to some internet fame. internet fame. I can't say fortune, but just internet fame here getting acquiring so much attention off of just saying a bunch of BS. This woman literally achieve achieved some internet success out here in these out here in this damn world babbling [ __ ] And it just and it just blows my mind at to how this uh this chick was just able to do that. How much of a society we look at that would even allow this chick to even go this far. And then that we will sit up here and wondering why a bunch of babbling old hood rats think that they can do the same. Hey, if I just sit up here and

Just keep talking, endless talking, making no, even making no damn sense. I will. You won't have to go ahead. I don't have to accomplish anything or be correct either. I can go ahead and do what, uh, Brian did. And this, and this is just absolutely insane how far it took this long for anybody to actually question her credentials. Heck, I'm just, I'm trying to catch up with this female 'cause I, I know very little about.

No, no, it, it didn't take. No, it didn't take that long to check her credentials, though. It did take some time for people to care about the credentials or lack thereof. When you're talking about she's a whole doctor, and I'm just sitting up here when she claims that she's a whole doctor, and I'm, you know, trying to look back at some of the stuff that she did. I'm like, didn't nobody catch him that this broad was full of, was full of BS? That she was just a dang on chick coasting off of her looks and that was, and that was really just all she was. That she was literally just pretty girl babbling. You know, I, you know, I, you know, I ain't sitting up here letting a pretty damn chick babble. You know, she's full of BS and what you're saying don't make no sense. But you already know if you go ahead and, a lot of time, if you go ahead and let them know, hey, I'm not really falling for that [ __ ]. That [ __ ] don't really make no sense. And, uh, they're going to get mad and know, and might, I might want to go ahead and not give up no damn draw. So you just sit back, play it on back. Especially when you're young and you're broke or whatever. Those [ __ ] like, look, as long as you're talking, baby, you know, I ain't spending no money or doing or, uh, doing or doing nothing else though. So if we're sitting on this couch, those shoes with a with a pine of Hennessy, shoot, I'mma let you go ahead and talk all you.

Well, I mean, when it comes to the internet though, what you just said is very accurate. It doesn't cost us anything as men other than time to listen to some chick babble or if a chick is babbling because it's not like we're taking her information and living by it. Whether it's Call Me Daddy or you know, whoever else you could name. So it doesn't really cost any money to be a member of the audience unless you sign up for something and who in the hell be an idiot there. Um, but you definitely, it doesn't cost you anything. So that's a very advantageous position to be in. The real trouble comes if anybody decides that they're going to try to live by it. There's where the real issue would come in. But even then, I don't think that was the case. I'll tell you what I honestly think. I think that this was, this is just the natural life cycle. This is the natural life cycle. There's a bunch of chicks out there who, and the internet is what does this. If you're cute enough and stuff, it's like, okay, you get stopped and people will listen to you. That's the life cycle of the internet, but that doesn't mean you're being taken seriously. And the life cycle ends when people are like, okay, we're done. Whatever it was that entertained us about you when we first saw you, we're over it now. That's old. It's played. And now we've fattened you up enough that now it's, it's worth the while to go ahead and slaughter you. And that's where she's at now. The last couple of years, she got fattened up. You got enough attention for it. Now it's worth the while to go ahead and put the hog in the meat grinder.

And this is the natural life cycle of the internet, internet frauds, con artists, you know, this is the natural life cycle. She's now reached that point in the cycle. It's like, okay, we've had enough. Time to turn you into baloney. You know, man, it's better, kind of perplexing to just let fools on the internet babble till they get a big enough stature and then just slaughter them. Yes, and then just slaughter them. Yeah, I can definitely go ahead and see that. I'd see that kind of maybe that could happen with the Cooking Malaya chick and Myron James, you know.

Somebody put in the chat room the the hot girl. Yeah, just. Yep. Brother, we've seen it. The dime a dozen. So yes, I mean, this is the life cycle of the internet. It's all funding games at the beginning. It doesn't cost people anything. Then you get big enough and well known enough. We can ignore your nonsense at the beginning. It wasn't costing anything. Once the money starts coming in, okay, you're fat enough now. It's worth it to go ahead and slaughter you.

You think it's just slaughtering or like, but put them on to a certain degree though. Whatever though, just pretty much just ran it, ran its course and it didn't really transpire and they didn't have anything really interesting or any other real stick to stay like, like how you say, like Myron James, you know, but that, that stuff came on out though. Depression fit though during the pandemic though, that was kind. I see why it got a lot of views though. But then it just kept going. It didn't go anywhere else. You know, there's only so much time people going to choose to sit up here.

I mean, look, no bimbo about not being OnlyFans. Fresh and Fit is like church for incels. Damn. You know, so they're always going to have an audience because they're always going to be incels and these guys are very sympathetic to them. So it's like church for incels. It's like if Derek Jackson actually had appeal to men, it would look like Myron and Fresh and Fit. It would look like that if, if he actually had to appeal to men, that's what he would look like. So in that regard, yeah, that's going to be there. Look, there are going to be folks who have found a niche and they're always going to be able to operate in that niche. And you know, I mean, it is what it is. There's folks who want to hear that kind of thing. You may be smarter than that. You might be more cultured, but there are folks who will want to hear that kind of thing. There are also going to be folks who, if the chick is cute enough, they don't give a damn what she's saying 'cause they're not really listening to her. She's just background noise. That's the reason why Cheyenne Bryant, many others out there, why she needs to talk as long as she does because Cheyenne can babble for a couple of hours. Okay? So, hoes will be sitting at home doing what they do with the pastor. They're, they're cleaning up the kitchen, they're cleaning the bathtub, they're wiping down the windows, they're dusting things, they're vacuuming, and she's going to be sitting there babbling for a couple of hours. So, there are a lot of folk out there who they might find a niche for that. I don't know how long they'll run, but there, there's people who can fit in in that kind of framework of it. The real problem becomes if you're somebody like her.

You're no longer entertaining. Now you're offensive.

And that doctor thing along with the babbling. The babbling thing before may have been entertaining. The doctor thing with the babbling and the fact that we suspect you ain't right. Now you're not entertaining anymore. Now you're just offensive. And yeah, there might have been somebody else who did this and got away with it, but you won't. You know, Logan Paul was doing his stuff and things like that and people are upset about hearing about some of the stuff they say, that crypto scam thing. Okay. That's why he went and joined the damn WWE because he can see the writings on the damn wall. You better find something else to pivot to. Very smart of him. Pretty women, not, I can't say pretty women. Women in general can't pivot. They can't. You know, you either have to be very good at what you're doing and make it last, but it's, it's very unlikely you can shift gears and pivot to something else. I'll let you have the last word.

Yeah, man. It's very unlikely that they will be able to go ahead and do any really too much do anything else or even if that they're going to do anything else. A lot of these chicks out here just live but live for any type of a way of making, excuse me, live almost any type of way of just making money just running their mouth even if they have nothing to even really just say. So I appreciate you, brother, man, for make, uh, taking time to take my call though, man. It definitely, it definitely, uh, brought a lot of perspective on out here to how these, how these women are out here moving on, man. Glad you said these tapes out. Champagne taste for beer money. And especially it shows when they get older. When you get older, ladies and dudes are not going to be more and have formative listening to you. So I think that could definitely be a, uh, one of those, uh, issues though. This chick is finally just ran her course and nobody's ready to play, play along anymore with with her. You can't, you can be a dumb bimbo, but you can't be an old bimbo.

Yeah. Yeah, I mean, once the game is run out, dude, the game is run out.

Thank you very much. Give us a call now. We appreciate that. Look, I mean, and as men, men will listen to a cute chick babble. We don't have to take it seriously. Case in point, you got fellas who pass around clips of Kevin Samuels. Two, three years after he died, they still pass around clips of Kevin Samuels. They may pass around some Fresh and Fit clips. Ain't no dudes passing around Cheyenne Bryant. She's not profound like that. There's nothing that she said that fellas like, "Oh, ladies, y'all really need to listen to this. Hey fellas, y'all need to listen." She doesn't get that. Kevin got that. These other fellas out here, Andrew Tate, Andrew Tate got that. Cheyenne Bryant has never been viral that men passed around and said, "Oh, hey, damn, she dropping gems." She's never had that and never will. So whatever the appeal of tuning in, of allowing her to play on your phone because you can't say that you've tuned in, nobody tunes in. The only reason you would do that is something else. But it's not because you're really taking it dead seriously. That was never the case and it's not the case now. Let's go ahead and jump back over here on Zoom again here. Let me see if we can get Felix up here on Zoom for me here. Felix, I don't see anything here, Felix. So, I'll give you five seconds. Make sure you have your camera, your microphone turned on, just we don't have any YouTube issues. All right, Felix, what's on your mind?

Yo, what's up, Justin? You there?

Yes, sir. You're on.

I kind of feel responsible for, uh, Cheyenne Bryant. Not Cheyenne Bryant.

[ __ ] what?

Yeah, but like the architect 'cause I lied to these hoes all day long. And

I thought you about to say you was the first Beyonce. I'm about to say, [ __ ] what?

Oh, no. Oh, big dog. That ain't never been me. But, but the thing is, like, I lie to these hoes all day long 'cause I'm just trying to [ __ ] have to. I'm just trying to have relations.

Brother, I don't, I don't have censorship here, brother. I don't do that.

My bad. I just, I tell these hoes what they want to hear. Just to [ __ ]. And then I be like, "Yeah, that's cool, baby. All right. The Uber is outside. It said it'll meet you down by the stop sign. You got it. I'mma leave a light on." So I just, I feel kind of part responsible for the culture it creates 'cause like, I don't be listening to these hoes when they talk. I just be trying to [ __ ]. You know what I'm saying? It's a weird.

Brother, no, it's not weird. It's not rare. As men, we don't listen to women like that. Ladies, it is what it is.

And deal with it, [ __ ].

Because women don't have game. As men, we don't look for a woman to game us up. So in order for us to listen to you like a student and teacher, you'd have to be somebody who can game us up. So we don't come to women to get game. We don't come to women to get gamed up. We don't come to women for mastery. You come to a woman to know about her, but you don't come to her to know about life and other things. As a man, you got to get that on your own. So no, the majority of women talk. And for us as men, it goes in one ear. I like to say it goes in one ear and out the other. But in many cases, don't even make it in the ear. We just see their lips moving. There's because here's when you talk to another man, you have to listen because there's information. Well, Jason, what's one of the primary factors of information? Time sensitive. If I don't, if you don't act on what I'm saying within a certain amount of time, the information's, you're going to lose something. When's the last time not acting on what a woman said made you lose something? When was the last time you lost $100 or $1,000 because you didn't listen to what this broad was talking about?

So, as men, no, there's not the incentive to do that. There's an incentive to talk to a woman. It's just not that.

That's not the incentive for talking to her. There is one, just not that right there. So, as for most of us as men, brother, we're not listening. Not the way, not like you would listen to your employer or your mechanic or your doctor or your homeboy. It's not because our interactions with them is different. If a woman had critical information where you were going to lose something, I don't think that would be your female. You know, you don't really want a girlfriend who got that kind of power. You might have a female doctor, but she's your doctor because wait a minute, I got to put you in a different category because I could lose things if I don't listen to you. So when you call, I got to drop what I'm doing. You don't, that, that's not peace of mind, brother. That's stress.

Hey, but let me, let me just, let me, let me speak to the point about the, the federal judge out of Atlanta who was sleeping with, uh, whomever, whomever. Man, let me tell you something. I remember back when I was in law school and I had ran into this instructor. This instructor, she was like this prestigious. She was published in these, in these law journals and she was like doing her thing and X, Y, and Z. And, you know, I was like genuinely kind of interested in what she was talking about. And the chick made a pass at me and I didn't, in my mind, I didn't comprehend it and just, it didn't click like, oh, she was, she was flirting with me. So I, it kind of, you know, I didn't really lean into it, which made her try harder. Man, I bust this chick down. And this, this is a very prestigious. I, I don't even want to give myself away 'cause I don't want no, no internet imminentity, but, uh, let me just say this right here. There's not a single woman I've ever met in a position of authority who was nothing more than just a bust down, ever in my entire life. And I mean, you could take out your examples like I probably take Katanji Brown Jackson in the Supreme Court, take her out. I probably take a few, uh, heart surgeons, put them out. But almost every girl I've ran into who's been in a position of authority, they're like the easiest girls to [ __ ] in the world. I ain't never had no issues with them ever. And so I, I don't, this is why I was thinking like, I don't even think these people should have the right to vote. Like I stand behind this. Like I'm like anti-19th Amendment at this point. Like get THAT [ __ ] OUT OF HERE. Like, you know what I'm saying? I don't even know. I'm kind of on a tangent right now.

Well, here's my thing. I mean, if somebody pays taxes, then they have rights as far as voting is concerned. I mean, we got a bunch of men out here shouldn't be voting.

What?

So I mean, it's just that, that's a bigger issue than anything to be totally honest. Although I can understand how that could be annoying. But by the same token, you know, what are women voting for that's really an issue for you? You know, what is it that they're voting for that's really a problem for you? 'Cause they're voting for damn tampons and abortion. You know, that's their big issue.

No, that's not what they're voting for. They're voting for anti-Second Amendment. They're voting for pro, uh, child deletion before birth. They're voting for higher property taxes. In, I mean, look at New York City. Look at Miami. He had 57% of his voters were women. I mean, come on. How does that not express.

Taxes? Okay. Well, first of all, when you vote for things like that, you're subject to it. So, in New York, if I'm not sure if your stats there are accurate, I'll just take your word for it there. I'm not sure if that's accurate, but what I will say is that you're going to be subject to that now. We want to have higher taxes. I higher property taxes, brother. Why would I have a problem with that? Didn't I just read that most of the new homes are being bought by women? What? So, brother, you're not thinking this through all the way. Why is why is that a problem for men? Okay, college tuition going up. The men have left the colleges. It's the women sitting in the colleges. Some of them you've been laying up with. The, they want to raise property taxes. It's the women making their biggest investment, a home. Men are making their biggest investment for capital gains, cryptocurrency, to still doing that. So men are making investments in the things that actually have value. Is women still investing in a home or personal property as their biggest asset? So tell me again why I should have a problem with that?

Because Jason, ain't you don't you have a stake in the future of America?

Okay. Well, well, certainly I'm in America, so I certainly have a stake in the future of since I'm standing here. So I think that's self-evident. But what I am going to say here is that all the things you just named, if you're not going to get a chick pregnant, how is abortion affecting you? And you're not going to like this next part. I'm just going to say it like it is. Um, do I really want some of these folk out here passing their genes on based on some of the foolery I'm seeing? So, it's just like, wait a minute, this make four or five of you. I'm not advocating for abortion. I'm just advocating for no more you. I will say that. If we can stop right here, I'm like, okay, if we can't get a Greyhound bus to hit you, can we do something else? So, forgive me if I'm not completely busted up because it's not like it's our best and brightest lining up at Planned Parenthood. That, that's not what's happening. It's not our best and brightest who are sitting there. So, it would be different if it were. If our classiest females were Planned Parenthood, I'd be outside crying, but that, that's not the case. Let me, let me ask you a question, Jason, because I, I've been listening to the show, man, and I've been, this something I've been struggling with for a while. Uh.

So I've been wanting to have kids, man, but I don't really know what.

If, if I'm in the right place in life. What are some markers you look for for a guy when you say, "Okay, you're ready to have children at this point and you can control the environment?"

Okay, the first thing I would be asking the fellow is, what is your purpose for doing it? You need to tell me exactly what is your reason for doing it. And

Personal desire.

Personal desire for what? Because what you just said is a metaphor.

To raise my own son.

Raise your own son for what?

I can't, I can't even answer that.

And that's the problem. If you can't tell, you're telling me what you want to do. Everything you just said is what you want to do. You never said why. Well, I want a kid. I, I want one. That's not a why. That's a what. I love my grandmother and I want to have children here. I want to name them after grandma. Okay. Well, you just gave me a why. I want to perpetuate my legacy, which is supposed to be the reason for having children, to perpetuate the bloodline and the family's legacy. These are the people who are going to take this over after me because I'm not going to be here forever. Which means I'm also looking to see what if you built this, you going to pass on. You want to have children? Okay. For what? To pass on my legacy. Great. Tell me what you're passing on. Now, if you can't tell me what you're passing on to the children, why are we having them again? 'Cause you literally can't tell me what it is. I mean, I, I understand what you're saying. I, I do. I, I got, I need some, I just probably hit a million, probably, uh, last year in net worth. Again, I don't think that's.

To which I would say, to which I would say, a million doing what?

Well, just working my job, 401k, I own a house, X, Y, and Z.

So, you've gained personal assets for yourself. However, that's not a legacy. Your 401k is not a legacy.

They can, they can inherit it.

But that's not a legacy.

Go a little bit deeper on that. What do you mean?

Okay. When you remember your father, what do you remember about him? When you remember your grandfather and your grandmother, what do you remember about them that you want to emulate and keep perpetuating doing? So, I didn't know my dad. I was raised by my grandmother. But none of that is what I want to propagate into posterity.

And now you're answering the question. Now you're getting to it. And most of the young folk today, I mean, they're in the same boat with you. Most of you all, you don't have anything in your family that you're proud of. You don't have anything you want to perpetuate. You look at them like, I don't see nothing here that I want to replicate. And that will be the biggest challenge for you is being that which is worth passing on, which is everyone's challenge in life. No one is given everything. No one is given purpose. Even if you had the greatest parents ever, which I can't define for you what that is. I can't even tell you what it is. I probably met some of the worst. I don't know what the best would be. But even if you had the best parents ever, no parent is perfect. You are still going to have to define your life by your rules. I don't care if your dad was the greatest truck driver, the greatest war general, the greatest basketball player, the greatest carpenter, the greatest teacher. What if you don't want to be a teacher? What if you don't want to be a carpenter? Now what? He was a fantastic, fine, upstanding citizen, but what if that's not what you want to be? Now what? So that's what I'm saying. He can be fantastic and great and wonderful. You can't rely on that in and of itself because at the end of the day, you have to live your own life. You're not here to replicate your parents' life. No matter how great they were, I don't care if they were fantastic people. You're not here to replicate their life. You are here to define your own. That is what you were born for is to define what will be your life. And also one other thing, remember, failing to make that decision is making the decision. So even if you fail at answering that question, you have answered the question. My life will be questionable, confused, undetermined. And that's what you, that was the purpose you found. I guess don't feel too bad about that. I think most people end up there to be totally honest. Never actually arriving in a purpose or a reason. They lived a bunch of years or should I say they live, they didn't live 75 years. They just lived the same year 75 times. So it will be up to you. It's the great challenge of all people. You what paralyzes most people and drives them to religion, and I'm not bashing religion, is that they look to religion to give them purpose because when they are asked to define their own, they get paralyzed. They don't know how to define a purpose in their life in and of themselves. So, they're looking to somebody else. Hey, God, give me a purpose. Give me a reason for being. I can't figure this out on my own. I, I can't define purpose by myself. So, help me out here.

But, but Jason, there's got to be something more practical. And

What could be more, what could be more important than defining your own purpose? Tell me. But, but I'm saying the basis for, I mean, I've seen people have kids for less. Meaning I got $47 and the Plan B cost 50.

And how'd that work out?

Hold on, man. Hold up, man. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Surely, surely you can't say the human experience is worth $3.

I think the, I think your experience is worth what you make of it. I've seen some people, their lives were not worth a damn.

Bro, you got, you got to be a little bit more practical, man. You got a little bit more, more application to what you're saying here, Jason.

I've met people whose lives were worth nothing, but that was a choice that they made.

Okay?

Your life can be as valuable or worthless as you choose, but these will be choices. These will not be conditions. Now, if you have children, I would think that you would want your son to respect you, to admire you, and to want to emulate all the best parts of you. And I would expect that you would think the same of your daughters. Now, the question is, great, how do you make that happen? Now, if you know what it is that you do not respect and admire about your forebears, start there.

That's an interesting point.

Because your parents teach you many things. Parents can teach you one of two things. They teach you the person to be. A lot of parents, they'll teach you the person to not be. Sometimes that's what your parents have taught you. Who you never want to be like.

Yeah. Hey, let me shift this real quick because I only got you for a quick minute, but did you see the trial out of, I think it was Jacksonville, Florida, the the Fulio homicide? Were you following that at all?

Well, a waste.

You saying a waste of the trial or the waste of the guys who did the murdering in Fulio's life? What are you saying?

I think a waste all the way around to be totally honest. There, there were no. That was just a messed up situation. And this is what happens when you let single moms run the world.

Way literally hands of single moms.

You end up with Jacksonville and Tampa. That's what happens with them.

That's exactly where I. You took the words right out of my mouth. I said, "What do you think?" I was going to ask you, "What do you think the root cause of that whole scenario is? Fulio's life and all four defendants who got life in prison. What do you?" And, and to me, it was all single mothers. It was all, oh,

Fulio's mom, the killer's mother's, um, the daughter of that guy they've been talking about the most. I mean, the sister of the guy they've been talking about the most. She's just carrying on the family tradition. So, it's what happens when you allow a bunch of single moms to run things. You're going to feed the machine, the prison industrial complex, the court system. Their job is to feed the machine. And they did it and they're continuing to do it. Remember, capitalism requires the poor as much as it requires the rich. And so they are fulfilling their part in the system.

And single mothers are very, very good for going along with the program of doing that, which is why the system empowers them.

So as men, you get your power from resisting that because we're the real targets. The women are not the targets. We're the real targets. Men start revolutions. Men overturn governments. Men destroy social orders. Women don't do that. So, the real thing is about controlling us, which is what it's always been.

Yeah. Yeah. Did what did you see when, um, the defendant, uh, I can't, the light-skinned guy with the nice hair when he called, his attorney called the warden of the prison to ask them, can you describe the extent of which his punishment? They told 'cause, 'cause in Florida, they don't have probation or parole.

Parole. Parole.

So he was looking at death or life behind bars.

Yeah.

And so basically, that was all he was really arguing for was to escape the death penalty.

So they brought in the warden to tell him about how great it'll be for him to work for them for the remainder of his days.

Um, which is the best you're going to come up with there. So like I said, I mean, look, when XXXtentacion got killed by them three dusty ass hats, you know, the judge told them, you're going to leave this courtroom today. You're going to get on this bus. They're going to put you in that cell and you are going to remain there and one day in the future, they are going to come and open up that cell and you will be deceased and they will remove your body from the cell and that is going to be the story of you. And so there are a lot of young men out there raised by feckless hoes who don't like you. When a, when a single mom does not like the children, she wanted the guy for whatever her selfish reasons were. She doesn't want the kids. This dude over here is growing up and every damn day he looking more like the [ __ ] she got pregnant by. So whatever scheme she had didn't work. Every day she sees you getting older, you look like your damn daddy. And if she doesn't tell you to your face that she has contempt for you, she's saying it under her breath, she's letting you roam the streets and do whatever because she doesn't know how to turn a boy into a man. And even if she did, she doesn't like you or respect you enough to do that because as far as she's concerned, that's rewarding the guy she got pregnant by. You succeeding is rewarding him. Which is why you see all the feckless single mother hoes jump at the NFL combine or the NBA draft because that didn't require any effort from her. She, you never saw a guy who became a great basketball player and it was his mom who did that. May have been his dad, but mom had nothing to do that. So that was just a fluke when that occurs. So what I'm saying is that a lot of you fellas been sitting next to the enemy and did not realize it. They've been raised by that. And then when it's time to put your ass in prison, know that she didn't shed a tear.

Fulio's mama was sitting up there. She wasn't broke up about that. That other boy, his mama was sitting up there. His sister was crying. Mama ain't really say, ain't boohooing like that. Now, how many times have we watched this go over and over again? These dudes are getting ready to go to the death penalty, jail for the rest of their damn life. Mama's sitting up here talking like she's reading the newspaper. Your son is dead and she ain't got a tear for it. Your son is about to go to prison for the remainder of his days. You will spend the rest of your life looking at your son through a piece of glass. And not a tear from them. His sister was crying, not his mama. So that tells you the attitude and the mentality that's out here today. And this dubtails back to Cheyenne Bryant. Ladies, do not expect, don't think that as men, we don't see what the hell's happening. This kind of stuff is not happening in a vacuum. Thank you very much for giving us a call tonight. This is not happening in a vacuum. The Cheyenne Bryants, the women with ice water in their veins, these stone cold blooded killers. Ladies, this is not happening in a vacuum. This fundamentally changes and alters the way in which we see you and respond to you. When you are females devoid of empathy, devoid of nurturing, devoid of of life, softness, insight. When we see that, understand that changes everything. That is not happening in a vacuum. We are not blind. It is not innocuous. You cannot sit up here and change folks' opinions or ideas about that. That is not the case. That's not the case. We see what's going on. We see what's happening. We see when you're sitting up here thinking you're going to out gangster the men, that doesn't make you a survivor, that makes you ultimately expendable. That makes you ultimately expendable. Men don't protect little gangsters. Men don't protect cutthroat broads. Men don't protect lying ass scheming chicks. So when you all are in a situation where you need to exhibit that and you're unable to, just understand you've exposed yourself. You exposed yourself. Cheyenne Bryant is indicative of all those things. She's indicative of all those things. Can you imagine the kind of son that Cheyenne Bryant would raise when his mama with her tattoos on both sides of her pelvis in the front and the back? I teach. Can you imagine what kind of daughter a Cheyenne Bryant would name would raise? Cursing, yelling, Instagram ready. Here, let me put on a dress so you can see all my goodies and plenties and then we'll curse you out. What about her is soft and submissive? Show me the man's program that she wants to get plugged into. Show me the man's children that she wouldn't be willing to gleefully sacrifice for yet another $5 in her own pocket. Cheyenne Bryant is the kind of female who could get pregnant, diddy bop to the abortion clinic at 10:00 a.m. and meet you at 12 noon for lunch and wouldn't bat an eye.

Hey, deal with it, [ __ ].

You can see it in Cheyenne Bryant's face. She is a cold-blooded killer. You can see it. It's not lost on you. That's exactly who she is. And she revels in it. She thinks it's cute. She thinks it's funny. She thinks it's admirable. She has no problem looking you in the eye and lying to you. She has no problem running up trying to show you that she can outcam the men. That's what she's really on right now is a crusade to show you that she's more gangster than the men. She can outscam the men. Okay? If the men are scammers, I can outscam you. I can be a bigger scammer than you all are. In her eyes, that's accomplishment. Everything that she does is calculating. From the time I was a child, you want to know what my mother taught me? My mother taught me beware a calculating female, Jason. What? When the rest of y'all were warning your mamas were warning you about getting chicks pregnant, mine was telling me, "Beware a calculating female. Watch out for a female who's calculating." I guess she could realize that I liked intelligent chicks and I like chicks who are a lot older than me. But she warned me, "Watch out for a calculating female." And the reason for that is because females calcul, a calculating female is different than a calculating man. A calculating man is going to move pieces on the chessboard. A calculating female is going to have to resort to deception. At some point, she's going to have to deceive you. At some point, she's going to have to lead you to believe that she is more invested in your future than you are. A calculating female must resort to deception at some point along this line. She's going to have to do it. I don't care how long she's been with you, how much y'all made each other's toes curl, how many kids you got. A calculating female at some point is going to sell out the whole family. She has to. And you've seen it happen over and over again. Let's get back over here on Zoom again. See if we can get Elliot up here on Zoom. Let's go ahead and see if we can get Elliot up here right quick. All right, Elliot, what's on your mind? Elliot, unmute yourself. You're slowing the program.

What's going on? What's going on, y'all?

Hi, brother.

I want to, I want to bring up a point about Dr. Cheyenne Bryant and especially since you're talking about academia, um, and and and people getting degrees. Another dynamic about academia is fraternities and sororities, you know, and I can't tell you how many times growing up I've seen fraternities and sororities attack somebody for being a perp, you know, someone who's acting like they're cute, acting like they were, uh, part of fraternity and sorority. They are vicious in how they handle those people. They, I mean, they go after them relentlessly. They have a system where they'll call down to a particular chapter and tell somebody to go and find them and and and and and take care of business, you know. So, in black society, we have a mechanism that deals with that. People who are fraudulently being frauds and fakes. So, I don't understand anybody who, who's in a D9 organization there co-signing something like this. So, we, we know this looks like. So, I'm just anxious to see how this thing will play out with her.

Well, that's why I'm saying this is a good thing. You can't figure out where people really stand if you don't test them. So, I am all for this. Amanda Seals running to the rescue. I'm like, "Yes, expose yourself, Amanda. Show everybody how gutless and empty and shameless you really are."

Me saying it doesn't show that. You talking shows that. So, this is an opportunity just like when Trump got elected to the White House. This is an opportunity for everybody to show where their real colors are.

So, I don't run from them kind of things. I want this to be a regular routine thing. I don't want fake people. If you are going to tell people that it doesn't matter if a person lies about their credentials, it doesn't matter if you're lying. What you're telling me is about your character, brother. When you go into a doctor's office, you don't want no [ __ ] sitting up here and lying about what he got.

This needs to be real. When you hire an attorney, this needs to be real. And if they're not, and not only does it need to be real, you want them to take it life and death serious because this is how serious you taking it. If you sitting next to an Amanda Seals and she's not taking the life of death serious, you want her to admit that early. I want her to confess to that early so that I know exactly who the hell I'm sitting next to because I won't be sitting next to you very long.

And, and you said something, you know, years ago, man, about our community has has, um, allowed too many fakers, frauds, liars, scammers, and and huers in the community politically through the church. And we just don't ever deal with it. We don't ever deal with that element from within, you know. Um, and, and I know when you said, you said something else, man, that was pretty profound years ago and it was talking about, and this might be kind of a radical example, but it still is about an example about dealing with the enemy from within. And, and you talked about on, on the Third Reich documentary, that the Jews dealt with, particularly they dealt with the Jewish journalists that were that were, uh, misleading people in their community. They dealt with them even in, in even in a moment like that. They, they found it useful to deal with somebody lying to the community, you know. So that's a pretty attention example, but it still shows how important it is to deal from the, deal with the enemy from within.

Yeah. I mean, you cannot have a successful community,

Company, nation, family if you do not have rules and enforcement of it. You, you can't succeed. You cannot succeed when you have free radicals running wild and wreaking havoc. You can't do that. Wonderful things are constructive, but constructive things take time. Destroying something is easy. Constructing something is hard, difficult, takes time, takes work, and these are not victimless crimes. So, no, if you refuse to police where you are, you won't have anything worth policing.

Yeah, man. And the Cheyenne Bryants don't mind that because that's how parasites live. Parasites look for something constructive they can feast off of and bleed off of. They don't build anything. She's not building anything either, which is what her whole life has been. She's just knocking around trying to figure out where the hell she going to be. Derek Jackson's never built anything. He never built anything. He can take all the steroids he wants to and go to the gym. Derek Jackson's never built anything. If you gave him a hammer and a nail, he wouldn't know what to do with it except bust his thumbs up.

That's all he would know how to do with it. So this is, we want opportunities like this to test everybody.

To see who is real, who's legit, who's got character, who's got scruples, and who doesn't.

And we, we need to be willing to have these fights.

For a generation that's been coddled, hardship is what makes better people. So yes, folks, people will stop listening till they get scammed out their money.

When they get scammed out of their money, they don't want to hear a damn thing. Say, "Where my money back?" Okay, this is the hardship. This is the hardship that this generation is going to have to go through. If you encourage people to be scam artists and whatnot, then just understand you're going to create. You've been coddled and the hardship you're about to create for yourself is to lose everything you got. 'Cause.

Derek Jackson is not here to get a little bit.

Jason, you talking about Derek Jackson. The Derek Jackson is a Cheyenne Bryan, brother. They ain't here to get a little bit. They are here to get every. They're here to get every penny you got. If you are a female, Derek Jackson will let you mortgage away your damn house if it ends up in his pocket. That's what he's doing. That's what he did with his wife and his kids. He don't care what happened to them. It's all about him.

But Jason, Jason also, also I'm going to say two things. Um, believe it or not, the Democrats are behind a lot of the, a lot of these, um, honorary degrees. They, they, they shovel money to different districts and people are able to get on.

Okay. Well, I'm not. Okay. Well, we're, that's another pro YouTube program I do not serve. So.

Okay. Okay. Well, my, um, my other point, I forgot, I forgot my other point about that.

Oh, that's good.

Thank you very much for giving us a call tonight. That's perfectly fine. Just take a while to think it over. But, uh, yeah, y'all. You have to stand firm about this. You have to police these things. You must. And don't let anybody sit here and guilt you or con you into thinking that you should not do that. It is essential that you do that. You need to have strict regulation of everybody who claims to represent what you claim to represent because that is your name. Let me explain something to you. Your name is what you trade on when you ain't got money. Your name is the value that you have when you ain't got money. Your name is what you trade on before you even get in the room. Your name is your everything. You cannot pay people to lay.

down their lives for you. You can't pay people to protect your children when you're not there. People protecting your children when you're not there, they are doing that on the value of your name. That's called respect. And your ability to get people to sacrifice for you, to run interference for you, to give up things for you. That's your name. That ain't money. Money can't get people to do that. Money cannot get people to stand in front of bullets for you. Believing in you does. They will not willingly do that. They will do that if they believe in you. So, you must protect your name at all costs.

Those of you who don't respect your parents, don't respect your grandparents, it's because their name ain't worth nothing. For those of you who watch Game of Thrones, who was the fellow who was most obsessive about his family? Tywin Lannister. And what did he keep saying over and over again? Tywin Lannister did not say, "I'm the king." Tywin Lannister told you, "If you have to say you're the king, you're no king." But what did Tywin Lannister say over and over again to anybody who would listen to his children? "You are a Lannister. You're my son. You're a Lannister." And many of you, the problem is you are ashamed of your family because you can't say that. You feel like you can't say that last name, that you're one of them. And I'm a brown. I'm a green. You, you feel like you can't say that with pride because they didn't put nothing into it. So you like, "Ain't no value in it."

Value is something that's built and it's made, and you can put value in it. But you do not let people say they got a doctorate and they don't have one. That, that means something when you say those words. That means something when you say, "I am a doctor." It doesn't mean I got a piece of paper. It means I'm somebody who can stick with something for a damn decade through the ups and the downs, through personal tragedies and personal challenges, and I can still see this through all the way to the end. That's what it means. I didn't drop out with it at the associate level, the bachelor level, the master's level. I didn't. I kept seeing this all the way through. That's what that means. And when you allow other people to pollute that and sully that, well, that's what it means, too.

Let's go ahead and jump over here on Zoom right quick. Okay, I got iPhone here. iPhone, what's your name?

>> Nari.

>> Hi, Nari. What's on your mind?

>> Great broadcast. B1 to the family. Um, yes. Uh, you talking about everything that I'm literally going through from the judge in Atlanta to, uh, the scam artists and to the, to the fraternities checking other members that are perping. So, that, that gentleman that called up earlier, he's right. Um, I'm a member of Omega from the Great Bthun Cook University. Um, we do have systems to check with connections, you know, networking to, to follow up through that. And that is important on a lot of levels. But pertaining to this topic, I'm literally in Atlanta going through a scam myself. The last time I talked to you, I was in Thailand and, um, I had a great time. I was over there doing my thing and sending money back home. My, my mom got scammed by a real estate guy who took her money and I came back and I had to take care of that. So in our community, it's very important that we don't allow scammers and fraudsters to come up in the, you know, and, um, you know, infiltrate us. You know, we are strong people, but at the same time, we, we're trusting people and we have to believe in our people and, and, and, um.

>> Yeah, I mean, I think you make a good point about that because, for example, I, I don't, you wouldn't allow somebody to call themselves an Alpha or a Kappa if they wasn't one. You would not allow somebody to say that they're a member, they, they a Q dog or that they're one of your brothers and they're not one.

>> You wouldn't allow that? Well, if, how is it you wouldn't allow that? But they can claim they're a doctor. It's like, oh, no, no, no. Either, either you're all the way real or you're not.

>> So, if that's what you value, is they can pretend to be a student at that school you were at. They can pretend that they finished the classes you did, but don't say you was a member of my fraternity. I'm like, okay, you're schizophrenic. Exactly. And, and, and, and don't, and don't lie. This guy lied, you know, and if anybody cares, please, you know, I would love if somebody could help me, but I'm not begging. I'm just saying this guy lied about who he was, what he represented, and it's got me in the whole thing. And, um, you know, we, we going through it right now. We have till Wednesday to come up with 4K for the, for the judge and pay it to the registry of the court because he's not the owner and they're giving us a chance. But, you know, I'm the jar on Instagram. I never beg for it on the internet. And I appreciate your program because you put me on so much game. And when I was in Thailand, I told you I was going to be on the, what' you call them? You called them the, uh, sex doll Adams a long time ago. It always stuck with me. And, and now I'm seeing these guys who, who steal all your stuff, take all your talking points, and don't have no kind of game like you. Now they going over there to Thailand.

>> I need to ask you two questions real quick.

>> Yes, sir.

>> When did you go to Thailand?

>> Uh, I went over there la a year, almost a year from today. I went like April the 24th.

>> Okay.

>> How long were you there?

>> I was there until November. My mom fell through a ceiling and she tried to.

>> Okay. You were there from April to November?

>> Yeah.

>> Seven months.

>> Okay. That's I had to come. I was going to stay longer.

>> Okay. That's a long time to be there.

>> Yes, sir.

>> Were you working over there?

>> Yes, sir.

>> Okay. How much did that excursion to Thailand cost?

>> How much did it cost? Um.

>> Because you were there for damn near a year.

>> Yeah, I was making, I was, I was, I was making money while I was there. I was teaching English.

>> Great.

>> Um, yes, sir.

>> How much, how much does it cost to stay in Thailand for almost a year?

>> Uh, in USD is surprisingly not that much. You know, I had a nice accommodation.

>> Okay. Do you know this? I've asked the same question several times, y'all. He hasn't answered me yet. How much did it cost you to be in Thailand for 7 months, sir?

>> Too much.

>> Okay. I notice I've asked the same question of you several times.

>> Yeah.

>> You've come on my program attempting to surreptitiously solicit money. I would like to, I would like to, I would just simply like to emphasize to people the character of the individual attempting to try to do that when I have simply asked him a simple question several times and he has deliberately refused to answer the exact same question. He was asked multiple times. So before anybody gives him any sort of credibility, please keep in mind I, you all just heard me do this. His responses are not accidental. His responses are deliberate.

>> I apologize.

>> There's no apologies necessary, sir. My job is simply to illuminate the obvious.

>> Yeah. So, my, my plane ticket was about 1,200. My accommodations from, uh, se, I'm sorry, April to June when I got hired was about $2,000 USD. Um, my accommodations from June till October, November total because I paid about $300 a month USD where I was staying. So it came to, out of pocket, it came to about roughly around $4 to $5,000. I can keep that because I was working for as a teacher.

>> Okay. You said your plane ticket was $1,200.

>> Yes, cuz I got a one-way. I had got, I knew.

>> There's my point. You got a one-way ticket to Thailand. How about the ticket to back?

>> Well, I had it. I knew I got hired, so I didn't.

>> Okay. What about the ticket coming back, sir?

>> Oh, the ticket was about 500. I had to come back because, you know, my mom situation.

>> Well, we're going to give you about $2,000 in plane tickets.

>> Yes.

>> All right, folks. I'm bringing that up there for a reason. Also, there was your $4,000 right there.

>> I was, you're right. You're right. I was on.

>> I wanna, I want to point it out is that there was your $4,000 right there.

>> Yep. It was, uh, I can't, I can't deny I was making money while I was there and sending it home. I should have saved some of it, but I was, you know, my, my mom was here and I was helping her out and, um, she, she had a situation. I end up having to break my contract and coming home. I was just trying.

>> Understood. She had a situation. It sounds like a situation she did not consult or confer with you on.

>> Oh.

>> Yeah. Okay.

>> Yeah. Well, it happened when it was an accident. She fell through the attic into my daughter's bedroom and, um, she got hurt. So, I had to drop everything and come home because the guy that was giving her the house, at least written the house to her, he, um, ended up not having, well, we don't know if she had home insurance or not.

>> Well, sir, I, I can't decipher all this right now. I feel very bad about the situation there. Condolences to your mother. I hope she makes a full, I hope she makes a full recovery. Um, obviously there's some hanky panky going on there in that manner.

>> Yeah.

>> Might I ask, do you have any siblings?

>> No, I'm an only child.

>> Okay. I would also like to take a moment here to advise people about the dangers of having only children.

>> Throughout, throughout history.

>> You can say whatever you want to about procreation, folks. Throughout history, having more children gives you a stronger family. If you have only children, all your chips are riding on one, which is fine, I guess, if you got a great husband or a great wife, although that's still very risky. So, to everyone here listening, remember diversifying risk, that's just mathematics. Otherwise, you're putting all the burden and all the onus on one person. Where is your dad?

>> My dad's in Orlando, Florida. I'm from Jacksonville, Florida.

>> Okay. You're in Jacksonville. Where is she in?

>> My mom's in Atlanta. I'm in Atlanta right now.

>> Okay. So, the house with your mom is in Atlanta, but your dad's in Jacksonville?

>> No, my dad's in Orlando.

>> Okay. Your dad's in Orlando. You in Jacksonville? Mom's in Atlanta.

>> Mhm.

>> Are mom and dad still together?

>> Uh, no. They, they were never together.

>> Okay. Sounds like.

>> My dad was always in my life.

>> Sounds like he doesn't like her very much either, cuz she fell through a ceiling and he's just like, "Oh, well, get some crutches." Damn.

>> Yeah, that, yeah, I mean, that's kind of funny. But.

>> Yeah, I'm not even trying to be humorous. I'm just like, "Oh, by the way."

>> I know. I know you not. I know you very funny though.

>> Obviously, the relationship did not end on good terms cuz he was like, "Okay, well, call Morgan and Morgan cuz I can't help you with the damn thing." So, and if he's, if he's in Orlando, he's either prior military or something like that.

>> Yes, sir.

>> Okay. I'm not guessing my way through. I'm not guessing my way through. So, he got benefits. He just said he ain't got nothing for her. So, I just wanted to point this out to just say as a cautionary tale to everybody else. These things don't happen by accident.

>> They do not happen by ask.

>> I will agree. You know, I'm sorry.

>> I want everybody else to make some, make keep this in mind under these circumstances because this kind of stuff happens all the time. The real thing is, you know, how, how do we end up here so that you don't repeat those things yourself? Because you're a young man. How old are you, sir?

>> How old are you?

>> Me? Oh, I'm 37.

>> Okay. Well, you're almost 40 here now. So, that's what I'm saying here. We didn't, and you got plenty of money for the tattoo artist. What? So, I haven't even asked you how much all that ink costs because you got to clean up your neck. So, I didn't even ask you how much all that ink costs.

>> Yes, I know. Um, this was a, this was a, a process I went through when I was, you know, um, coming into my own. You, you're very right about fathers being involved. You know, now that this all has happened, you know, I'm not being a, you know, a Charlie Brown as my, my late uncle would say, don't be Charlie Brown. But.

>> Right, but here, here's the thing I want to impose to you and then I need to go here. I need you all to understand there is a time of teaching and then there's a time of experiences.

>> If we tell you that if you do A, B, and C, then D is going to happen to you, we don't have credibility if D doesn't happen. If we just tell you that if you do A and B, the sky is going to fall and the sky don't fall, we lose our credibility. You've been listening to me long enough to know there are consequences for our actions.

>> And if you don't listen, as unfortunate as it is, one day the sky is going to fall and you going to be under it when it does. I have a suspicion for some strange reason, but I have a sneaking suspicion that this was an avoidable error.

>> Which part?

>> Your mama falling through a floor. I'm got a sneaking suspicion that don't just happen from nowhere.

>> Trying to get the Christmas tree.

>> Okay. People don't just fall through things like that. So, I'm pretty sure there's some extenuating circumstances. My whole thing is under these circumstances here, the family should be coming to her aid in some way, and that's not happening. So, it's all being put on one person. It looks like the son, and he's sitting here trying to do what dad should be doing.

>> Yeah. Uh, we, we have, we have been without power since I like January. So the family has.

>> Okay, brother. You're 37 years old. You didn't end up here in one year. This is.

>> No, no, no, no. Yeah. Not.

>> Okay. Um, you're 37 years old. We did not get here overnight. This is 17 years.

>> Yeah. Of course. I always just, I just wanted to say my family has helped out as much as they can. But, um, you're right about the dad part. He, he, yeah, you're absolutely right. And, um, I, I won't argue with that at all.

>> Right. And there's the real thing I want to get there cuz those tend to be things. Now dad's in Orlando. Did she move?

>> Was she with him and she moved to another state?

>> Yeah, my mom's from New York. My, my.

>> There you go.

>> My mom's from New York. Last name Atkins.

>> Okay. Well, don't worry about that. We don't need all the details, but she, she moved, she moved from New York. She came down south.

>> Yes.

>> Not really sure what the circumstances were. She was with your dad when she did.

>> I just want everyone to be aware when you start doing that, you're putting yourself at risk. This better be a good move. This better be a good move because life will happen. And putting everything on your son, that's the issue that I got right there is putting everything on one person. You know, because a lot of these women, they make decisions. They don't keep good with the men that they're with.

>> Man, Jason, you be spitting, bro. I swear.

>> They don't keep in good standing with the men who are committed to them. You said they wasn't never together like that. They were together long enough to make you and you still in touch with dad. So, it's not like he's been absentee. It's not like that was the case. So, he fools with his son. He don't fool with her. And she needs somebody who's willing to fool with her. And I bet you your daddy got a spare folk G's. I bet you he does. Yeah. He's like, "I do got it. I just ain't got it for her because she."

>> You know, she won't even ask him. You won't ask him.

>> Brother, the time to ask him was 37 years ago. When a female tears her ass and gets in bad, it's like, okay, one day this [ __ ] gonna cut you off. And the man that would have stood in front of bullets for you will not even send you a postage stamp because you've made you think he's going to just forget about what you did and that's going to be okay. It's a woman who makes men's lives harder, makes their lives more difficult. One day he's going to be like, "You know what? I don't even want, I don't even want you around. I don't want sex. I don't want anything." And you do good with that. But just emotionally they've checked out.

>> Because they had years of her getting him to check in.

>> Okay. When you get a man who's committed to you, all I'm going to say is ladies, hold on. Because one day, all I can say is you better hope absolutely nothing goes wrong. If you're a female who makes it your practice to make enemies out of men who were committed to you, you better pray to whatever deities you believe in that nothing ever goes wrong for the rest of your life because you will not have any backup because you probably have a habit of making enemies out of the men around you. You probably have a habit of it. It's not they saying just one dude. You got a pattern of making enemies out of men, which is fine until the day you fall through the damn ceiling or you break your leg or you have an auto accident or you get sick. We can go down the list or they raise the rent or the landlord decides to sell the damn house cuz these folk want to pay him $10 million. There's so many factors that can happen. So, when you find people who are committed to you, y'all, they rock with you for real. I didn't say they're going to be perfect, but damn it, at least don't make mortal enemies of them. Kris Kardashian made mortal enemies of Robert Kardashian when she cheated with the damn pool boy. She made a mortal enemy out of him. And that man died of cancer. And he died with her being, he died a mortal enemy of hers. And that made her life a whole lot harder. She learned from it and she taught all of her daughters, do not make mortal enemies out of these men. And you can see that's what she taught them because take a look at them. Them gals can go back to any of the men they were with for the last two damn decades. Kim Kardashian could go back to Reggie Bush today. I didn't say Reggie Bush gonna take her, but she could go back today. She can go back to Ray J today. Now he's a little worse for wear. Just got HIS ASS KNOCKED OUT. WHAT? But Ray Jay would get in that damn ring and fight for the next 10 damn years for Kim to this day. Kanye going to be a little bit hard to deal with cuz y'all messing around and he's off his meds. Kanye would take her back under the right circumstances. So, I'm just saying she taught her, do, she didn't clown them. She didn't try to humiliate them. Not even Kanye. Kanye, you, you mess with Chris now. You in the mafia. You can't mess with Chris. You can mess with Kim. You can't mess with Chris. Same thing with Khloe, Kourtney, Kendall, Kylie, all the dudes. Tiger, Travis Scott, every dude they've been with. THEY CAN GO BACK TO every one of them if they want to. You know who can't? The heer who married into the damn family. What's his name? Black Chyna.

>> Yeah. She can't. She can't go back to anybody.

>> So, Europe. Okay. Take a look at her mama. Take a look at her. So, what I'm saying, brothers, ladies, the dumbest thing you can do is make mortal enemies out of men. Don't do that. If you want to leave, that's one thing. Leave on semi-decent terms. You never know. You sitting up here telling yourself, "Well, don't worry. These draws can make anybody stand in front of bullets for me." Every female tells herself the same lie. My draws are platinum plated and all I got to do is wiggle them and there will be a new man to stand in front of bullets for me. Don't worry, I'll go to my DMs. There'll be a new man to stand in front of bullets for me. And all I can say is that better damn well be true cuz you're, you have several more decades to live. And I don't know how you found the first one or if you're really blessed the second one who would do it. You make mortal enemies. You're not going to have an endless list of people willing to stand in front of bullets for you. One day you're going to wake up and the only man willing to stand in front of bullets for you will be your son. And he trying to get his life solidified. And now he's trying to do it for two or three of you in the most expensive economy with the most worthless dollar that we've had in a century.

And we in Jacksonville, which is got its good parts and its bad. Jacksonville is half hood, half Miami. For those of y'all who ain't never been to Jacksonville, it's half hood, half Miami. And Jacksonville Beach, I warned y'all about that a decade ago. [ __ ] it's a wrap. Jacksonville Beach is on its way to being the next Miami. For anybody who don't know, it's it's on its way. They want it. They got it. They, they don't even want folk visiting in the summertime for spring break. They close off the streets there now. It's full of Miami now. And I used to love Jacksonville Beach, you know, but it's, I, I recognize, hey, they, they going where the money is. They're getting their weight up. I can't hate them for it. However, now the rest of you going to pay that freight. The rest of you are going to pay for the increased value of the places you're in. And now you got to sit up here and just jump up out of nowhere and cough up $5,000 or whatever. And if you ain't been having your act together, cuz the problem is, okay, at 37, you got more years in front of you than you behind you. So, you got a few years to, well, you had a few years. You really ain't got it to screw off. If mama's in her 50s or 60s, she ain't got no more years to screw off. Everything's got to be solidified now. It's got to be solid. And it ain't. And it ain't. So, I don't ever ask about where you all are today. I'm like, wait a minute. What's been going on for the last two decades? And that's the issue. So for men, men have to learn how not to screw off your damn money. Women have to learn not to piss off resourceful men. Men have to learn not to squander their resources. And women have to learn not to squander resourceful men. To every female in here, the biggest life skill you can learn is having the ability to pick up the phone and say, "Hey, boo." And that [ __ ] will answer. Not only will he answer, he'll answer and go digging in them pockets. He won't even ask what the number is you want. You on the phone when you call, "Hey boo, I'm in a bind." And he's like, "What kind of bind?" Not, "Hey boo, the number you have dialed is no longer. You have reached the voicemail box of is that ho my phone again? Please leave your name and number after the tone." That's what you want. As a female, you must avoid that because your survival depends on the number and caliber of men who will sacrifice for you. And as every year goes by, it gets harder to do that. Folks, do you understand how hard it is to pay for a hea car repairs today? Back in the day, that you would only cringe if she needed an engine. Nowadays, alternator, brake job, [ __ ] done stole the catalytic converters. What? Man, you talking a thousand dollars for damn near anything now. You can't just trick off to do a chick's car repairs no more. You can't. It's not. You can't just lift that and just be like, "Okay, we just here a couple hundred, we okay." It doesn't work that way anymore. So, doing anything for a female is tough. Now, she's hard-hitting, done, made enemies. Okay, this is going to be a hard life lesson is what this going to be. And you have to watch out for women who excel at racking up tough life lessons. And if you're a man carrying them, she's going to be a parasite. She's going to be a burden and a bill. And the last thing, brother, I know this is not the first crisis she's had. Females like this go from one crisis to another. There's always, always, always something. And it ain't never small. It's always big. It's always critical. It's always crushing. Folks are always bailing them out. Okay. But did they notice that they keep having to bail her out? It never stops. So in your case, that would be something I want that you need to make some calculus for for the future. I appreciate that, Jason. And I, I, I want to tell you thank you on behalf of everybody, every man in my generation. You helping raise us from everything that you do. Everything that you do. I, I promise you, I, I'll keep keep my head up and I'll keep pushing. Be one. Thank you for taking my call.

>> Thank you for giving us a call here today. After decades of experience at this, what the first thing you realize is that hoes don't get into trouble accidentally. YOU GOT HIS HOUSE. I SURE DID.

>> AND DEAL WITH IT, [ __ ]

>> Every man in here who ain't struggling right now. Every man in here listening to the sound of my voice, black, white, straight, gay. Well, maybe not gay, but you get the point. Everybody listening to the sound of my voice, you have had a female that you are willing to do anything for and then she pulls some scandalous, treacherous stuff with you. How the hell you go from having somebody who would stand in front of bullets for you to they wouldn't send a nickel to you? He's sitting on thousands and he's making the point. Oh, hell no. Got your ass right where you need to be. Right here. I have done you the last favor in this life. I'm going to do you. Now, how you end up there? Every man in here listening who ain't struggling has experienced that. Every single one of you who isn't struggling, you know I'm telling the truth. You've experienced that. And you made sure that once you got your act together, it's like, okay, if that hea ever darkened my doorstep or disturbed my ringtone, ladies, how the hell did you wake up one day and it's like that? Because truth be told, a female should never have the men you've been with. The reason that they all need to be high quality is because you don't know where the hell life gonna take you and you might need more than one. You need to be in a position where all the folk you dealt with, you, you don't have the luxury of making mortal enemies. As a female, that phone call was your starkest example. You don't have the luxury of making mortal enemies out of folk you used to be with. You don't have the luxury of doing that. If you got to leave, okay, go ahead and leave. But damn it, leave on some sensible civil terms at least. But as far as that, I'mma leave you all bad down bad and stuff. And I'm going to try to do you in and mess up your money and your credit and I'mma show you something. It's like, okay, then you better hope the rest of your life runs smooth and perfect cuz it's going to have to. Let me go ahead and jump back over here on Zoom right quick. Let me see if we can get Prince up here. Prince, what's on your mind, brother?

>> That's that's that's the first time I've heard I travel part a large part of the world. I ain't never heard nobody say they was teaching English in Thailand.

>> Well, I mean, there's folks out there who go all around the place trying to do that. The real issue here is I'm like, I hope this takes care of everything because it's going to have to. And on whose behalf is this? He shouldn't be 37 years old trying to patch together things for his mom. That's what the hell dad's supposed to be there for. Or the other dude that she left dad for. What?

>> You, you already know the deal. You already know the deal because apparently if his dad's been in his life all this time, he had to have some feelings for the mother. So, so that being the case, she keep having these incidents. She's getting to the age where men ain't calling like that and they ain't got nothing. What you say those, those, uh, they not offering the resources like they used to. No, look, she from New York, so already I already know she belligerent. She hard-headed. She argumentative. She aggressive. She, she, she, she runs [ __ ] down. She going to tell you what she ain't going to do. She ran down to Atlanta because she messed up her rep in New York or whatever the case may be. And I'm just saying it's like, okay, at a certain point, baby, you're too much of a hassle for a man to carry. You're too much of a hassle. And women think they going that they can be a burden for the rest of their damn lives. It doesn't work that way. Eventually, you reach a point where, fella, baby, you ain't sexy enough. You're not fine enough, and you're not young enough to be a burden. You can't be no more. And then one day, you wake up, you in Atlanta, and falling through the damn floor. Jason, why do you, why is it? You've just explained it to me right there. But why is it so hard for women to resist burning bridges on the way out of a relationship when it's not necessary to do so? I mean, it's not, it's not about it's hard for them to understand. It's that they want to have the opportunity to screw you. Women by nature are emotional and one of those emotions is vindictiveness. So now I want to punish you and I want you to suffer and this that and the other. And the problem is, you know, uh, Chris VA talked about this and he was very, very right about that legendary FBI negotiator and, you know, when he talked about power.

>> And he said you have to be, as a negotiator, he said, he couldn't rely on trying to execute and exercise power over people because as a negotiator, you don't really have that. You don't really have that. That's not really something that, you know, that you can rely on there. That's not really something you can, uh, hang your hat on because when you got somebody who's being held hostage, you can't call up, you know, a hostage negotiator and sit up here and tell them what you going, what they're going to do.

>> You know, you're not going to be able to tell them that. So, you got to talk to them like you got some sense. So, if any of y'all are not familiar with Chris Voss, uh, Chris Vos SS, great guy to check out in that regard. And he talked about how power is one of the worst things for you to try to chase because he said power, he said, isn't it great when you exercise power over somebody? He said, "Isn't that wonderful? It's better than sex." And he was right. You know, being able to just do to somebody whatever you want to do to them. Isn't that wonderful to be able to do something like that? No consequences. And he's like, "Yeah, as long as you can do that."

>> But there's always consequences and it's rarely worth it. So he's like, "You need to be very, very rare about that." He said, "A lot of you want to negotiate and exercise power over people." He said, "That's not how I became a negotiator. People would get killed if I tried to do that. You can't have an ego and you can't be addicted to power." Would he say use persuasion? Well, get them on your side. Get them to identify with you. Make them understand that you're not competing against them and you're not adversarial. The problem is when a female gets offended, the first thing she wants to do is start exercising power over children, over co-workers, over other women, and definitely over a man. And if nobody is there to check her and stop her, she's going to keep going till she burns the bridges. Because what she's telling herself is that you're the only person on the bridge. She's also telling herself, "I don't need bridges cuz [ __ ] I can fly." Delusional.

>> Well, whether it's delusional or not, maybe it's true, maybe it's untrue, what I am saying is that he is going to have to be real because if you burn a bridge that man is standing on, you will never get a chance in this life to do that again. And we live in a world where your survival prince depends on second chances.

>> Yes. Yes indeed. Yes.

>> And if you're a woman who specializes in destroying your second chances, you are toxic and poisonous. Cuz what you're betting on is that the rest of your damn life is going to go smooth and perfect. That's what you're betting on. That's the only way you can do that. Brother, I had to learn that in finance. I can't just go around and tell bankers every damn thing I think. I can't just say to bankers or lawyers or folk just what I think. Well, I'm in a good enough position here. Screw you. You can't do that. I mean, you, if I did business with them before, I have to have as many lanes open for me as I can. And even if they're not open for me, I need them open for other people because other folk are dependent on me or they come to me for answers or whatever. So, I don't have the luxury of telling everybody to kiss my ass, even if I'm justified. Even if I'm in the right. So, unfortunately, most women want their dream is to get into a position where they can tell you to kiss my ass. They can get everything out of you and you get nothing out of them and everything is all one-sided, including negative things. That's the problem. And without proper grounding and proper rearing, they're going to go out into this world attempting to live like that. And when you tell yourself that your draw is made of gold, well then I guess you think you have the luxury of making enemies all over the place because they will forgive and forget anything so long as they can get back into bed with you. Okay, but what if they decide that your sex isn't so great anymore? Well, now what? What do you have to get them to forgive and forget with now? Now that your magic wand is gone, now what? And the reality is that most women are broke and destitute. Most women are financially strapped because yeah, they made a bunch of enemies. And it would be different if it stopped with the men. They didn't stop there. Cheyenne Bryant is a textbook example. Even with her interviews, she can't even stop herself long enough not to make enemies out of the folk who are interviewing her, unless they just say everything she wants them to say. So, she can't even control herself and most women are in the same boat.

>> And she, wow. She's looking nowhere forward. Let me ask you this. How was, I believe you said the mother's name was Kris Kardashian. How was she? Do you have any theories on how she was able to get that second chance and feed a different outcome into her daughters based on the mistakes she had made with her?

>> Kris Kardashian was a very lucky woman to get with Robert Kardashian. But of course, like most lucky women, she was ungrateful for it. Maybe because she thought she was young and cute, whatever the case may be. Maybe she was sitting at home bored. She did not appreciate what she had. And like most women, unfortunately, she abused it. And probably told herself, "Well, don't worry, I can get away with that." But she couldn't. Now, according to Chris, she got brought back into, she was in high society or whatnot when she was with Robert. When she did that mess with Robert, she found herself out of it. Immediately. So, she didn't lose it after he died. She lost it while he was still alive. Now, she had to lump it on her own. And fortunately for her, she took the situation seriously. So, she did lo use some of the things she learned under him, some of the connections. She got the highest quality man she could, even if it was Dami Bruce Jenner. What? You know, who was no longer Bruce Jenner. But anyway, that was the best. That was the only thing she had. And she was like, "Okay, I'm in survival mode." She didn't rely on her ego. She relied on what she learned. Okay, this, this is the best I can do. I'm going to make this damn thing work. This is the only hand I got dealt. I'm going to make it the winning hand. She got the family's name hot. She taught the daughters. She gave the daughters had something she didn't have. Youth. And she taught them, "Okay, I squandered my opportunity. You're not going to squander yours." She taught them how to get associated with people. And she realized the daughters had something that she did not. She said, "There's a bunch of these black dudes over here. They seem to like y'all a lot. This is where we going."

>> We're going over here.

>> We're going over here. You are the, you're going to get together with, uh, Paris Hilton. So, she, she got her daughter super heavy into networking with the highest profile people she could. Please remember, I have to remind you all again, their credit cards were bouncing. Remember, their credit cards were getting cut up. Go back and go look up the stories. They were at the restaurants and stuff and their credit cards were being rejected. So they weren't sitting on a bunch of money like that while they were sitting around running around while Kim Kardashian was running around with Paris Hilton, their credit cards. American Express was suing them. Go look up the stories. American Express were were suing them for tens of thousands of dollars. So they were running up bills and weren't paying them because they couldn't. The plan hadn't kicked off yet. Eventually they got it to do there. So she knew what she was doing. She was raising and grooming the daughters to eventually land some high-profile dudes. And she taught them it's going to be that and nothing else. It ain't about love. It's about productivity. Now, I'm not saying that's necessarily the best thing either. What I am saying is that the mama squandered her opportunity. The family was broke and she needed to get that fixed and she taught the daughters what was necessary and coached them to fix it. And they did. And they did. Now hopefully the next generation will not have to struggle as much and can get some folks some sense. But she ended up in a bad situation and she was at least practically enough to see it for what it was and move accordingly. Most people, most women in that position don't do that.

>> Have you ever seen any other woman make that type of turnaround?

>> I mean, there have been a couple of others. Not really tremendously a whole lot of numbers in that regard. I haven't seen anybody who did that degree, but then again, she was willing to have more children. Having more children gave her more opportunities.

>> So, once again, having only children, people, y'all are betting the farm on one kid. Diversifying your risk works a whole lot better when you have a lot more children. What you're doing, because when you have one kid, this has to be a superstar. And how many of y'all raise superstars? So having more children gives you more opportunities. In their case, they basically just hit the lottery four times in a row, is basically what happened.

>> Now, now Jason, given with, uh, the, the Cheyenne Bryant, where did she go from here? You think it's just all downhill because she seemed like she still wants the notoriety, the exposure at some point? Was it just stopped calling her or she just get enough of the been getting knocked around in three years? We won't be talking about Cheyenne Bryan anymore for any reason. Not even as a scandal. She'll just be a punchline. But the reason for that is because she's uncoachable. She thinks she knows it all, so she doesn't listen. But most of all, she's a liar. She's not into men. She doesn't respect you like that. So everything about her life is lying. She lies about her sexual orientation to the degree she's even admitted she has one. She lies about her finances. She lies about her education. So that's her real biggest problem is she's a phony person. And she's telling herself she'll keep lying until she lies her way up on something of substance. But the problem is no matter where you go, there you are. So as long as she is relying on herself to be personable, agreeable, and when every, when people start telling the truth and you start getting angry, when people start asking you about facts and you start getting mad, that's going to be the Achilles heel for you, you can't fix that.

>> The problem with the problem for Cheyenne Bryant is Cheyenne Bryant.

>> And we know wherever she goes, she's bringing herself with her. Do you, would you advise her to go to somewhere like Europe and start over? France maybe?

>> I mean, okay, brother. She can go to Mars on a SpaceX rocket. It doesn't matter where she goes. If she's going to just bring the same behavior with her, we'll be right back here again in no time. Cuz she don't. Can you get her to divorce herself from her pathology of behavior? I don't care where she is. You're going to have to get her to stop that. And this is all she knows. She doesn't have another frame of reference. She doesn't know anything else. So, this is the only set of tools she's got. And whenever she's met with adversity, that's the only reaction she knows to give is to start fighting and getting argumentative. So, she would have to be a new person. And I don't think you can coach her at this age. I told y'all at the age she's at, tell me, she's setting her ways. How many, how many adjustments is she going to be able to make in her 40s to her basic personality with traits that she spent the last four decades cultivating? She's set in her ways at this point. And you know what really kind of baffles me? Somebody like that that's confrontational. She's had to have been in some abusive relationship. Somebody putting hands on her.

>> I'm sure, I'm sure she is the abusive relationship. But the bottom line is what I'm saying is that with men, men are not going to stand in front of bullets for a female who responds like that.

>> No, you preach that.

>> So with her being, she's talking like she wants a man. She really doesn't. She's talking like she wants a man to, she wants somebody to pay her way. But then again, who doesn't? What she's not doing is trying to get you to do better. No. And she don't plan on ever shutting up. She don't plan on ever closing her mouth. Whoever she's with or whatever. And like you say, I, I don't know if she, she really wants. Let me ask you this, Jason. Jason, you, you, we talk trash, but, uh, uh, could you listen to her long enough to go go get in the in the sack or I'm.

telling you that that's just she to hear her talk that's just that's it for me right there. She just, I never. She's so ignorant in the thing she's saying. It's like she hasn't really been nowhere or had any real exposure to top-level men, in my opinion. No, I mean, she's faking it until she makes it. That's her whole thing. The internet's overflowing with individuals like that. She is so nakedly obvious, it's not even funny. She's just trying to make fake it till she makes it.

Yeah. And she's, she's the only person she has to rely on. So, she's a woman who makes enemies out of men, and she really needs to get mobbed up with three or four really high-value dudes who are willing to do business with her, not just lay up with her.

Right? And she's not the kind of chick that those men do that for. She's not the kind of female you do that for because there is no getting along with her, is too difficult, and she's not valuable enough for you to tolerate nonsense from her. There's the real issue. So, she's trying to get her weight up to become valuable enough to do that, but she's not valuable enough for a man to play second fiddle to her. She doesn't produce enough. She's not smart enough. She's not valuable enough. She's not an expert at anything of any substance. She's not honest. She's so obviously a charlatan. So, who's the guy who's going to sacrifice his actual wealth and his real credibility for a female who has neither? And she can't give him a legacy, in my opinion, because the the the the most uh uh uh troubling thing is her to raise a son. Could you imagine?

No. No. No. Even if she were 20 years old, she would still be a bad bet because she wants to be a star. She wants to be the star. She wants to be the center of attention. So, anybody she would get with, she's going to demand that.

Yes. She's going to demand that. Didn't expect that. So, once again, it's parasitic. She's looking for somebody to put her in a good position. She's too disagreeable to do that. So now she's trying to figure out how to hustle up on her own. The problem is she's not really skilled enough to be able to make this work on her own. And she's only an expert at burning bridges. And now it's way more popular to disparage her than it is anything else. So the only way this works now is if she figures out some way to get some high-level dude to give her what she wants and just give it to her because she's going to be incapable of making it on her own. So that's where she's at right now. I don't know who that guy would be. He's a fool and an idiot if he does, you know. But then again, the only thing that will save her is if she has a total personality change. She's gonna have to pretend that she really likes men. And I mean, she's gonna have, I mean, I guess she's lied about every damn thing else. I just don't think she can lie about this far. I don't think she can lie about liking men. I don't think she can, definitely don't think she can lie about submitting to one. No, this chick is the very opposite of submitting. She doesn't submit to anything. So the one thing, the thing that she absolutely needs to do is the one thing she is most anathema to doing. So how do you help her under those circumstances when she is dogged and determined not to do it?

Because it's not in her character.

Not in her at all. It's not in her character. It's not in her personality, and she can't even fake like she wants to do it.

There are men that she wants to use.

Well, yeah, there's that. But there are not men that she wants. There's just men she wants to use, but not ones she wants. And a fella is gonna get tired of that quickly. No man makes seven or eight figures to to sit up here and be second fiddle to you. That's not what he does it for. If she was gonna make that move, she should have done that five, five years ago.

Yes. Yes. Talk less. Talk less. She should have talked a lot less. Jason, now the last question I want to ask you dealing with these judges. Now, I know about the judges got caught with uh the the uh the uh deputy or the the uh police chief taking her to pound town. Now, what I don't know if you know about this other judge, you know, she says something about, you know, somebody being a uh a white ass kisser or something, you know, but you know, she's a a judge that a a cute lady, older lady, but she uh probably in her 50s and she takes these pictures of herself, you know, how women do, how, you know, kind of thirst trapping and, you know, showing getting attraction. Do you think when women get to that level, it's okay to still be, you know, I guess girly or feminine like that if they're judged to be taken seriously?

I think it's really silly. It just betrays immaturity. It just makes you look desperate. It really, really does. You can either be respected as a judge or you can be desired as a sex symbol. It can't be both because a judge holds people's lives in their hands. A judge is, is a life or death situation. So you can either be respected or you can be sexually desired. You cannot be both. This is not the position that allows you to do that. So you will choose one or the other because that that situation is too dangerous. It's too dangerous. It's too deadly. It is too serious. It is too life or death. This is not the place for you to be trying to make up for your, you know, sexual temptations or desires you didn't get in your 20s.

If you missed that boat, baby, you missed that boat. You missed it. Trying to make up for it now because, oh, I got some notoriety and attention's a drug and they talk about men in their player stage and they get older and, you know, go buy a convertible to try to relive that stage they missed. For females trying to relive their hoe phase.

Really, baby. I mean, if you invested in being a judge and did not invest in sex appeal.

First of all, it's too late. That's the first thing. I mean, unless you're doing it for likes or whatever, but that's not worth it. Your career, you put your life into that.

So, all you're really going to do is sacrifice your credibility for it. What it does show you is there's a lot of females out here who are just living on emotion.

They just do. It must be the right thing to do because I feel like doing it. So, it must be the right thing to do, even when it's suicidal. You know, like with Aba and Preach, that chick has got nursing credentials and I'm like, what hospital wants that represent them? You know, unless she's travel nursing and they ain't heard about it, you know, there might be some agencies just like, screw it. If she hasn't been arrested for it, we'll take our chances. But I'm just saying for somebody who has to put their name on it, that's not where they're going. So if she's become a judge, she's really looking for a guy who makes a million dollars a year. That's really what they're looking for. And there's not enough for them to go around. So I think in a lot of cases, a lot of them have just thrown up their hands and said, screw it. You know, just, hey, it ain't going to be a fellow who's going to commit no way. So let me go ahead and get out here and YOLO and get these likes and, you know, go ahead and have it squeeze as much fun out of it as I can because that guy's not looking. And you know what? They're probably right. To be totally honest, you're probably correct because there are too many, there are way more judges than there are seven-figure men who are looking for a judge to marry.

Exactly. Or a judge to be connected to the rest of their lives. There's a whole lot more of y'all out there and more coming every day, you know. So, it's, it's not like there's, you know, some scarcity of you and it's not like there's a bunch of men who want that. How many men want to be married to a lawyer?

Which is what a judge is. So, how many men are saying, "Damn, I wish I could find a 50-year-old lawyer that I could marry for the rest of my life. I wish I had that." No. So, it's the word is out. If you misuse that time, if you squander it, you're going to be left over a hard road of hope. Thank you very much. Give us a call tonight. Yeah. Where did she go from here? Exactly where she been, y'all. It's going to be more scamming, more lying. She's going to do more fake it till you make it. She's going to try to seem unbothered. She's going to try to seem like everything's great, everything's fine. She's going to tell you that her book has sold a million copies, provide no proof. She's going to tell you all the money is stacked up, everything's great. The only thing that she, the only way she can turn this around is if she gets somebody. I can imagine she's going to try to figure out some athlete out there somewhere that she can try to get. The problem is she's going to try to boss up on them, and her reputation's already out there. So, she's great for a fellow to lay up with, even for the ones who haven't yet, I'm pretty sure plenty of them have. But, the moves she really needs to make, she's not really skilled enough to do it. There's the problem. She's not really skilled as she needs to be to do it. And that's a shame. Cheyenne Bryant, you are yet the latest example of yet another otherwise intelligent female, even if your intelligence is only streetwise, who was too dumb to realize where she should have invested. You know what you need to do, Cheyenne? And listen very closely, Amanda Seals. I know you hate watching, but get over it for a little bit, Amanda. Or keep hating me. You doing light-skinned stuff. No hate. Here's what you need to do, Cheyenne. What you need to do is have a mea culpa. The jig is up. The cat's out the bag. What you need to do is say, "Yeah, you're damn right. I don't have a doctorate in psychology. I got a doctorate in streetology."

AND DEAL WITH IT, [ __ ]

You need to say that. Stop with the faking. Stop with the clowning. You're making an ass of yourself. What you need to do is talk about what the hell you know. You know about stacking up females and laying up with chicks. You know about dudes chase colorism and light skin stuff. You know about that. You need to talk about what you know. But the real issue is you don't have enough experience for that either. You haven't really had any men show you anything. You haven't really been anywhere. You haven't really experienced anything. You have no game. You have no mastery. You have no excellence. It's dripping off of you. It's very clear other than being able to take pictures with filters on. Baby, you ain't lived nothing. You haven't lived anything. You haven't done anything. You're lying about the life you've had. You're lying about everything in your life is a lie about experiences. You need to go find a fellow who gonna put you under some internship, put you under some management, and just say, "Look, I just want I NEED TO BE A SIDE CHICK DOING SOME touring for the next two, three years," which is what you really need, baby. You don't even have the ability to tell men what to do for a female out there, baby. You need to let some somebody somewhere needs to let you just be a third wheel so you can actually learn this stuff, cuz you so obviously don't know anything and you're trying to pretend that you have street knowledge you don't have. You look goofy as hell with them bottles. You don't look, you look comfortable in your own skin, cuz you're not. People who actually have lived the life you're pretending you have lived, they don't act like this. Sha Cheyenne. Cheyenne. Women who have actually lived the life you are aspiring to and wishing for, they know you're phony, cuz they don't act like this. So what you need is some [ __ ] with some game to take you under their wing and just let you go around with them and intern and watch and witness and learn all this goofy cosplaying from the streets and whatnot. You need to quit that. And maybe once you've spent some time touching some grass and touching some real soil and having some real experiences and actually humbling yourself, you can come back and maybe you can start learning the game and then start dispensing some information, cuz that's what you're missing. What I'm telling you is that you pretended to go to school. You need to stop pretending and actually hit the damn bricks and get to school. You talk to Shannon Sharpe. You need to go be a side chick. You need to go sign an NDA with Shannon Sharpe and be a side chick under Shannon or Oo Sinko or one of the athletes that they know so you can stop being this awkward ass lame ass phony. You're so obviously a phony. You need to let some of them dudes hook you up with one of their athlete friends who can afford to keep you as a third wheel. Go ahead and sign the NDA. Let them [ __ ] fly you out to a bunch of places so you can learn how to operate so you can get some life experiences if you want them to do that. That's what you need to do. And then start you a YouTube program from square to fly or something like that. And go ahead and tell your story of how you sat up here and lied your way to prominence and then realized that ain't the way to go. And then you can talk from your experiences. Start telling young women about why lying about these things is not good. You can do a YouTube channel on that about why being an inauthentic phony female is bad. If you really want to do something productive for yourself, do that, because that's your story. That's something you know about. That's something you're actually an expert in. You could actually tell folk about being a phony and how you learned to finally be real. Yeah, she can do it. She can make a new YouTube channel FROM FAKE TO FLY AND DEAL WITH IT, [ __ ]

From bull crap artist to baddy. You can start a YouTube channel from fake to fly. But you're going to have to learn how to stop being fake first. You're gonna have to learn that first. And right now, you ain't got it. And you, you've become a punchline, and you're squandering your last couple of years that you could actually get that. These are your last few years where you could actually be real about it. Or don't. Maybe just go ahead and keep running and crash all the way out. That's an option for you, too. All right. Last time I talked about this here, folks said I was too short about it. I gave you four damn hours. So, I don't think I can be more exhaustive. I don't think I could be more exhaustive about it. So, folks, learn, learn some lessons here. Be real about it. If you're a little square chick, you ain't got no street credibility, you don't have any street knowledge, go get some intern. Freaking learn. Don't be with dumb [ __ ] just laying up on top of you, man. They got to put skin in the game because faking it, people are gonna see it. They're going to see it. The lesson of Cheyenne Bryant is it doesn't do you no good to be fake. People are going to see it. Then what? We're going to go ahead and wrap things up here tonight. I want to thank everyone who's contributed support for tonight's program on PayPal, Super Chat, Venmo. Mode. Shout out here to my man Sulamon. Appreciate that. Real B1 automatic, Arthur Aello, Deep Thoughts on Life, Ohea, Duke Jackson, KG's Travels been lighting up in here tonight. Scotty Jenkins, Life After Health, D1957, Mr. SF Black, and everybody else here. Thank you very much for your support here tonight. If you are new here to the business, welcome to the program that all your favorite YouTubers love to hate watch. Click that subscribe button and that notification button. Join us each and every time that we're here. If you haven't joined us on Patreon, the link is in the description. We do at 12:00 noon Central Time every Saturday. You want to go ahead and join us for that here as well for some of the stuff I can't cover on YouTube. We did that last week. Oh, we went deep into the paint last week. Last week we did a program. We did the program. I've been promising for a while. I ain't gonna say no names. We did the program. I've been promising for a while. I've gotten so much great feedback about that. I'm going to be doing a follow-up to it for tomorrow. What? Because there are some extra rules in there. We're going to be doing a follow-up to that one for tomorrow. So, I recommend you don't miss that. Where my fellas at? Who when I went into the dark arts last week, I was really in the very darkest of the arts. Where the fellas who went and did a search for your chick's travel itineraries to the fellas just joining us here tonight. Cheyenne Bryant, you ain't a doctor. You're not legit and you don't know what you're talking about. By the way, hey to my fellas here, while you're sitting up here looking at all the wrong places, have you been to your chick's email? Have you been to your chick's email and in the search bar, type in the word reservation? Damn. Hey, to my fellas out there, how many of y'all went blew up your relationship, blew up your marriage because you took my advice last week while everybody else was telling you wrong? You went to the email. You went to the search bar and you typed in reservation. And then you looked to see how many reservations emails with reservations came back in your chick's email and take a look at some of them dates. Take a look at some of them airlines and how many airlines she's been on. And then ask yourself, why is it all you other YouTubers didn't know none of this and didn't tell you nothing? Ask yourself about that. Well, how's all these other folk claim they got all these life experiences and whatnot? And it's decades later and Jason's the first one said, "By the way, take a look at how many different airlines your chick has been on during the years. You ain't been on that many. Why do you think you've been on so few and the females you talk to been on so many? Maybe she ain't as good at two shoes as you tell yourself. Just saying. We're going to go ahead and wrap things up here tonight. I want to thank all of you for tuning tonight's program live or recorded. Thank you 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 all around the world, remember, handle your business or your business will handle you.