FIGHT Breaks Out During Dating Show with Marquett + 7 Women

Welcome back to the Saint the Center Dating Podcast. Another episode. We got some good work. The homie told me this was a good batch right here. But anyways, it's your favorite YouTubers, favorite YouTuber, Alis, Flex Luther, Malcolm Flex, Stephen A, the idol of James Bond, Marquet Devon, the Saints, and the sinner. And today, ladies and saints, we have a number of women. We got them in all flavors today. We got them in all flavors.

So, we're going to start over here. Is that a Is that a bodysuit?

>> Yeah,

>> that's what's up. I like bodysuits.

>> Thank you. Yeah, it is.

>> That's also a bodysuit. Y'all are sisters, not twins.

>> Yeah.

>> I can make an exception, though. You know, I prefer twins, but sisters are fine in a real way.

>> You guys are close.

>> We have so much to talk about. Anyways, we're going to give the ladies this set of questions. Number one, what is your name? Number two, are you single or not single? Not like it matters though in 2024, but are you single or not single? Uh what do you do for a living? And I think we'll be good to go with that. By the way, uh for you thirsty rascals out there, all of the IG's are in the bio. Thank you, boy.

>> Okay. So, my name is Cindy. And

>> wait, your name is Cindy?

>> Cece. My bad. CeCe.

>> Hold on. Did Shorty

>> Wait, is your That's your government. You said the first time.

>> That's my government. I mean,

>> is your mama white?

>> Yeah. Yeah. Mexican. But

>> okay. See, you already done messed up. See? One to six inches.

>> Okay.

>> One to six inches. All right.

>> You dig? But go ahead. Tell me. You're saying what?

>> Okay. So, yeah, she is white.

>> Your mama white?

>> Yeah. But she look She's Mexican, but she looks

>> Okay. She's a white Mexican.

>> Yeah, you get it. That's what's up. Yeah. Yeah.

>> So, my name is Cece and Yes, I am single and I work in retail sales. So, like I sell doors, I sell

>> doors.

>> Yeah. Like doors, washing machines, dryers, like tile. Yeah. I go

>> You like You work at Home Depot?

>> No. No. I I work at different say about say that's the Mexican side right there. You work at Home Depot.

>> No, no, no, no. So I work at Lowe's. I go to different stores and I help them.

>> Same stuff though, right? Can I get some credit here? The same stuff. Okay. You work at Lowe's. That's what's up. Is your daddy black?

>> Yes.

>> Did he run off on the plug?

>> Uh for for a for a couple months and then he came back.

>> He left for a couple He just needed a vacation

>> type. You know, you get it. You get

>> That's a beautiful thing. Okay.

>> Yeah. My dad is My dad's

>> You blats need to be more responsible.

>> Yeah, that part. Okay. Um, so we we heard your government, but she want to go by CC. Okay. She got cases and paperwork. She going by CC.

>> Got it. Okay. So CC. Oh, yeah. Age. What's age?

>> 19.

>> 19. What word?

>> Yeah.

>> Some fresh water out. Yeah, boy.

>> Yeah.

>> Okay. So, we got some fresh water. 19 CC. Um, single.

>> Yeah.

>> And you work at Lowe's?

>> Correct.

>> That's what's up. Okay.

>> My name is Destiny.

>> You're the younger sister.

>> No, I'm older. Word. Yeah.

>> Okay. Go ahead.

>> And I work where where she works and retails assistant. I mean associates and um I do Instagram and um YouTube.

>> Okay. Your black daddy named you.

>> That's your black daddy.

>> Yeah. Uh Destiny. That's a black name for sure. Okay. Um and you're single, too.

>> Yes.

>> Would you ever be like sister wives? Cuz you're already sisters, don't you? Do you want to be a wife?

>> Yeah. Not together though.

>> Y'all don't like each other that much.

>> Oh, no, no, no. We don't even do We don't do that.

>> No, no, no. Y'all don't need to do that.

>> No, no. I'm saying like

>> we don't share anything.

>> Kind of family is that?

>> Anyways, anyways, how are you?

>> We're doing well. How are you?

>> I'm swell. Good.

>> Uh, we need name, age, relationship status, and job.

>> Yes. So, I'm Coral and I'm currently unemployed because I just moved to this city a couple years ago. Okay.

>> Um, but I used to be a bar server and uh part-time model for a college in their art and photography um department.

>> Okay.

>> So, that's what I used to do. Currently on the job hunt right now. Um, I'm single and

>> you know, this is fascinating. I tend to think that uh you don't want to move when you're unemployed. Like

>> the black guy over there did that. All right. Um,

>> wow.

>> So, yeah, I tend to think you wouldn't want to show up to a new city unemployed,

>> right?

>> Yeah, typically I wouldn't. Right now, I just moved in with my parents. They're here living

>> Oh, your folks are from Vegas.

>> Yes, they're here in Vegas. Well, not from here. We move around a lot to different states. Um,

>> but they've been here for like two years and I'm just moving in. Kind of preparing to probably go back to school, save up some money. I've been living on my own for the past five years and uh it's kind of hard right now to pay rent. So I figured especially if I don't have education like that, you know, like I haven't been to school yet.

>> What's your age?

>> I'm 22.

>> 22. Okay.

>> Yeah. So I'm planning on going to college. I figured it's kind of a smart move to stay with my parents for a little bit, save up some money, kind of figure out a better plan from here besides what I've been doing, which is mostly surfing and modeling and things like that. kind of want to start moving towards a bigger, better career where I can support myself comfortably.

>> Um, because it's a little tight.

>> I feel you. Do you have any siblings?

>> Yes, I have four.

>> Four?

>> Are you Mexican?

>> No, I'm actually My dad's black and my mom's white and Native American.

>> I know we all

>> look that. Am I the only one? No. Heck, am I the only one that caught off guard? Y'all y'all mixed. Did y'all Did y'all feel it?

>> Most people are.

>> She caught y'all off guard, right? Yeah. Okay.

>> Yeah, she caught me on call everybody on, right?

>> Okay. Now, you said your mom's Native American and your father's black.

>> Yes. Correct.

>> Wow. That's what's up.

>> Yeah.

>> We have so much to talk about. Shout out though. Shout outward. Okay. Wow.

>> You got to be Mexican.

>> Yes, I am Mexican.

>> I ask everybody because that's my that's one of my favorites.

>> That's actually the first time because I usually get Filipino. I'm not going to lie.

>> No, I know. I

>> typically I get Filipino. Well, I got to see if you thick. That's really the deciding factor. That's like the thickness is going to slide you to Mexican and away from Filipinos.

>> You feel me?

>> Anyways, um age, profession, relationship status, and that's it.

>> Uh I am 21 years old. I am single, but I have a baby.

>> Okay. Um

>> I appreciate you throwing that in there off rip. How did you know you needed to throw that in there?

>> I just feel like that's something that should be put out there. I would never want to hide my child from anybody to want to be in a relationship or for anybody to want me or accept me.

>> Um, and I am a hostess/f foodr runner at a restaurant.

>> You said that kind of slow for a second. I was concerned. You're like, I am a host. I was like, oh, no, no, don't.

>> Hostess. Hostess.

>> We usually don't find out straight away.

>> No. Okay.

>> Hostess foodrunner.

>> Okay, that's what's up. Fantastic. We need to clip that first part so all these single moms out there, they know to put that out up front.

>> Definitely. I feel like they should.

>> What ethnicity is the father of your child?

>> Mexican. shout out. You know, the challenge if you're gonna be a stepdaddy is like if you're a different race than the kid. Does that make it harder or is that just me?

>> It does. I actually watched one of your podcasts where you were talking to somebody about um Mexican parents being upfront with whether you were to bring um African-American or some other ethnicity because they're usually not okay with that,

>> right? It's a nogo.

>> So, yeah, it is a it is an it Yeah, it does affect it. It has affected overall for the whole the whole

>> dilemma the family part. Yeah,

>> you got some nice hair. Shout out. This is this jet black color is your natural color. Yeah,

>> that's what's up. Praise the Lord. Hallelujah.

>> Okay. Um, we got Miss Fake Freckles over here. It looks cute though. But I was looking at you in your face. I was like, "Hold on. I got freckles."

>> Yeah.

>> But you I like your freckles.

>> Thank you. Thank you. We're We're cousins apparently.

>> Um, I'm Jade. Jadlin is my full name, but Your government name,

>> Jade Lynn.

>> Yeah, but I go by Jade cuz it's easy.

>> Okay.

>> I am 30.

>> Damn.

>> Damn.

>> Give me my close-up camera. Damn. Okay, go back.

>> And then um I am a doy girl, which means

>> Wait, you be giving dome?

>> I'm a doy girl, which means um I basically work at like a karaoke spot. Like I work with a lot of like Korean or like different color like diff all kinds of races. They like guys come in, but basically, it's a karaoke spot.

>> Okay.

>> And um you basically ask like who's fun or whatever and then you pick a girl and then I sit down with you and then we have a really fun night just singing karaoke. And that's

>> This is in America.

>> Yeah.

>> Wow.

>> You just put me on some new stuff. I didn't even know about that.

>> Yeah.

>> Wow.

>> Yeah. It's really easy. You just sit there, drink, and eat with customers. Um, but what? Wait, what was the question? My age, my name. Yeah. What I do, right?

>> What was the age?

>> Okay. Okay. Okay. Go ahead.

>> 30.

>> Go ahead. Go ahead. Yeah. Okay. Um, name, age, what you do, and relationship status.

>> Oh, single.

>> Are you real single or fake single?

>> I'm real single.

>> Okay. It don't really matter. My like one of my things is for me the real rule is this and this is for the people is when I look at a chick my real question is do you have kids? Cuz like if you have a kid and you're with the father of your kids to me like that's that's a real relationship right there. You hear me? So there's that one. And then the other one is um like what's my intention? If my intention is to just like smash, then like the only way I'm like, "No, I'm not going to do this." Is if like you have kids and you're with the father of your kid or you got smashed by one of the homies. Then I can't do it. It just it's uncomfortable. I can't do it.

>> I have zero kids.

>> Okay.

>> I'm living my good life, you know? I'm still a baby myself.

>> That's what's up. Ah, that's all you got for me? Okay, that's what's up. And the I like how you holding your microphone all casual like that.

>> You a super freak. Tell the truth.

>> Yeah, you like that.

>> Hello.

>> This isn't my first time on a black couch in front of a camera.

>> My name is Sarah. I'm 26. I turned 27 next month.

>> Damn. Uh, I'm a nail tech out here in Las Vegas. Born and raised.

>> Okay.

>> Um, single as a freaking Pringle.

>> Okay.

>> I've been single for a long time, actually.

>> So, I like to stay single.

>> I hear you.

>> That's for me right now.

>> Yeah.

>> Uh, no kids. I definitely do want kids. Um, maybe by the time I'm 30.

>> Damn.

>> But I want to have my like business established before that happens for sure.

>> Career woman. Okay. Um, your name is Sarah. That is That is awfully white of you.

>> Unfortunately.

>> Yeah. I'm assuming that both mom and dad are white.

>> Absolutely.

>> Yeah. Cuz Sarah, that is the pure white. There's a

>> Oh, yeah.

>> White women only have five.

>> My middle names though. That's what's even funnier, right?

>> What's your middle name?

>> Sarah Anne Marie.

>> Wow.

>> How freaking white.

>> Wow. Okay.

>> I think it's beautiful though. You know, I um I went by something else for about eight years and I've actually only gone by Sarah for the past two years again.

>> Okay.

>> So, it's kind of weird. uh to say my real name, not gonna lie.

>> Did you smoke the most amazing blunt before you came in here?

>> Yeah, literally I told everybody I was like, "Hey, I want to smoke outside right now." I was like, "Anybody come?" Nobody came with me. I was like, "All right, I'm going."

>> You're a dedicated stoner. I like that. You're like, "I don't need support in this.

>> It's a beautiful thing."

>> How are you?

>> I'm good. How are you?

>> I'm swell.

>> Okay.

>> Name, age, profession.

>> My name is Janiah. I'm 21 and I'm a student journalist.

>> A student journalist.

>> Yes.

>> That sounds You sound very civilized.

>> Thanks.

>> A student journalist

>> is well balanced.

>> Does that mean that you're studying journalism or you're currently reporting on stuff?

>> Um, both. I have an internship right now with Fox 5 and I'm in school still.

>> Congratulations.

>> Thank you.

>> Uh, Camala Harris, yes or no?

>> Um, no.

>> Fair. But not Trump either to be honest. So

>> fair. So you're not gonna vote.

>> Um I probably will but like some other party.

>> Okay. You're gonna cast one of those votes that don't matter. Nice. Nice.

>> That's exactly what I'mma do.

>> Nice. Amazing. Okay. Carrying on. So we got everybody's introduction. By the way, ladies and saints, if you have questions, comments, and you would like it to be read aloud to the ladies or you need a 360 spin. I ain't even get to peep all the shorties yet, but I have a feeling some of them might be worth it. Personally, I love bodysuits. So, if you need that in your life, go ahead, send it in below. 15 bucks or above, we will read aloud for you. By the way, shout out to Jamshi who just went on sassbrand.com and grabbed a hoodie. Getting his drip game together. And if you use the information below for Vimmo or PayPal, you can cut out the Google Corporation, which is in fact a censorship corporation. Now, everybody is single. That's amazing. Yeah.

>> Who's you? I already knew that. But who else? You're by curious

>> possibly.

>> Okay, tell me more.

>> Well, just that being said, I've never tried anything. Never experimented with any girls before, but I have liked girls before. So, I don't know. I wouldn't know until I tried it.

>> When you say like them, does that mean like visually? Like you're like they're visually appealing, or you actually like laid some hands on one?

>> Oh, I've never laid hands on any girl before. Well, unless I've been super drunk in a bathroom or something like that, then you know, I've made out with a girl or two, but

>> or two or two.

>> Sober though, I I don't know. I've never tried before. But I would I would to find out.

>> That's what's up. Uh you'd let a girl give you oral?

>> Absolutely. Are you kidding me?

>> I'm not kidding. I'm just No, I'm not kidding. Okay.

>> Yeah, I would. But it's like I guess it's the same as being with a dude when I mean for me at least being with a dude. It was horrifying at first and then you kind of get used to it. Am I Am I alone in that?

>> No, you're not.

>> Okay. Yeah.

>> Yeah. It's kind It's kind of weird, you know, cuz it's like just just the way men are.

>> Yeah. I feel like it's a little weird.

>> What are y'all talking about? Does that make any sense?

>> You just never know who you're going to talk to, what kind of person they are, you know? Are they weird? Are they cool? You know, cuz I've met some real cool guys.

>> Where did you grow up?

>> Here.

>> You grew up in Vegas.

>> Yeah.

>> They are kind of different. They're so They're kind of weird.

>> They ain't got no sauce.

>> They're kind of femaleish.

>> Yeah, they ain't got no sauce. That's crazy. Okay.

>> So, I don't know.

>> Strictly dickly.

>> I've just like on what she's saying. I would say I'm They're physically appealing. They're They're good to the eye. Apples of the eyes till you try it.

>> I would never see myself being in a relationship with a woman, though.

>> But you would get freaky, though.

>> I guess I could try some stuff.

>> Oh, Lord. Okay. And what about you? I feel like you're in too, Jade.

>> Um Um Yes, I dabble.

>> Oh, you already been dabbling.

>> I dabble here and there, you know. It just depends on the vibes.

>> Okay.

>> I don't like it too easy. I don't like it too hard. I like a vibe.

>> Yo, what are we talking about right now? Like, I'm gonna need an elaboration if you don't mind.

>> I don't know. girls are just kind of like um they're kind of hard. Like when you like when you hit on guys, it's easy. Like you're like all you have to do is just go

>> hi and then they're all over you. But girls are like you have to like decipher if they are. And then if they are then it's like a game. Then it's like you know kind of like it's actual courting. Like you have to like actually court a girl. Are you the one that's pretending to be the dude in the relationship or you're like the female in the relationship?

>> Um, I don't think it's like anybody is pretending to be a dude because then then I probably wouldn't get any hits but um

>> I just be

>> Uhhuh.

>> curious. So you have received oral from a female? I

>> um have I um

>> You wasn't there for the out of body experience. Yeah.

>> Okay. So, you've received it.

>> Okay. Have you ever given it?

>> Okay. So, YOU

>> YEAH. She was like, "If I need to express this mathematically, beautiful thing." Okay. So, you're full-fledged and that's that's real because I hear a lot of chicks, they'll say, "Uh, well, I'll let them do it to me, but I won't do it to them." You heard of these chicks, right?

>> Yeah. That's what I'm saying. Like girls is kind of like a harder thing. Like they're very like you could

>> you could be talking to a girl and then I don't know like somehow like the vibes go off and then they're not down or then I'm not down or you know what I mean? So it's very like it's a very it has to be fluid for me. Like it's if it's like chill and we're chilling and I like you. I've had girls grab my face and make out with me and then I'm like

>> yeah that is illegal. Also, I thought

>> I when a girl does it, it's not illegal, but if a guy does it, it's illegal as hell, right? That's kind of how that goes. That's crazy. This is a sick world. Okay. Uh I'm assuming you didn't done it all, Sarah. A

>> little bit.

>> Thank you. Representing for the whites. Representing for the whites. And um your name starts with a J.

>> Yeah. Just call me Jay.

>> Jay. You sure?

>> Yeah.

>> I'm black, too. I can figure this out.

>> It's Janiah.

>> Janiah. That's what's up.

>> I think the homie got a daughter named Janiah. I be forgetting though because black guys be having all kind of kids. You feel me?

>> I'm aware.

>> I don't even be keeping up unless they care about the kids. I'm like, do you care about these ones? Okay. Try to remember the names.

>> Um, what about you? Have you had some girl on girl?

>> No, I'm fully straight.

>> That's what's up. Yo, shout out to my straight women. It's not many of y'all left. Shout out to the ones that's truly straight as a arrow. You heard me?

>> Thank you.

>> Now, so what is it? Just three of them. There's one, two, three. Y'all the only ones.

>> Yeah.

>> Straight.

>> Yeah. That are straight. Yeah. Yeah. That's what's up. Now, here's an obvious follow-up question, but first, uh, shout out to Major Mind and Soul. First person and only person to support the work. We appreciate you. He writes, "Tuition, I can tell Jade has the wildest stories." The thing is, I feel like Jade's the type to tell the story and try to make it sound chill even when it's crazy as hell. And this is how she gonna tell the story to make it seem chill. What she really did is she got ran a train on by four dudes and then three girls went and joined in. Right, that was the real story. But the way Jay gonna tell it, she was like, you know, I was at a party and then I was drinking and you know it was a vibe. So it was like five of us drinking. We're vibing and then you know blas blas and it was a good party. The vibe was there.

>> I mean you just got to ask me more questions and the more we'll come out, you know.

>> More will come out.

>> Also just more shots, you know. We'll see.

>> Fair enough.

>> Let it flow.

>> Fair enough. I got a number of questions loaded up related to this, but um first, would you ever date a guy who's

>> um No.

>> Have you ever?

>> No. I don't know actually. You know these men be

>> This ain't Atlanta. That's Atlanta. Y'all better know you right about that. I'm not

>> That's Atlanta right there.

>> Too much mother.

>> That's crazy. So, you wouldn't do it and you haven't done it? No.

>> Fair enough.

>> What about you?

>> Say again. Would you have you ever dated a guy who's

>> I have not that I know of, but I would.

>> You would?

>> Yeah,

>> we're gonna come back to you. Let's get this full survey first. Okay.

>> I feel like it's fair, you know, like if if a guy is going to date a girl, that's Well, I don't know. I feel like there's not much of a difference there.

>> Unless I'm wrong. Yeah, you

>> podcast almost ended just now. We try We're gonna try to keep it going. We're gonna try to keep it going. How about you, love?

>> No, I wouldn't. And I haven't.

>> You have never messed with a guy who guzzles Skittles. And you would never mess with a guy who gzled with Skittles.

>> Now, why can't he take some of them Skittles that you eaten and why he can't eat the Skittles?

>> We live in a sexist world. Okay,

>> that's that's just how it is. I appreciate you keeping it a bean out here. Right. Right.

>> Girl gay and guy gay is different.

>> Can somebody tell baby right here? Can somebody let her in on this?

>> We don't really expect women to have any real standards or decency. That's why like y'all do all kind of stuff and we're like, "All right." Just like baby over here where she was like, you know, I had this girl walked. She grabbed my face and kissed me. And I was like, that's like assault. But if a guy does it, it's assault. If a girl does it, it's all good because we expect males to be responsible.

>> Yeah, I feel like I disagree with that. Like everybody has different boundaries and different standards when it comes to that and people are different, you know, person to person

>> and so I guess it really depends on that and what people are okay with and what they're not okay with and standards

>> are do you think the society and this is not the society as I would have it. We're trying to fix all this. But do you think that the society expects men and uh women to be responsible at the same level or is there a greater expectation on men to be sane, accountable and productive?

>> Uh I would say yes. Society, yeah. But there are certain people that you can meet, you know, it's person to person, you know, getting to know somebody more and more

>> who have different standards and different they kind of live a lot differently. Like I've had some friends who live their uh love life and the way that they their standards are when it comes to love and dating are so just out of this world. Something that I couldn't

>> do personally that it's taught me a lot about how you can you don't have to live to society standards. You can live your life very differently, but it depends on if your partner is okay with that.

>> Gotcha. Shout out to Vivson. Just became a member at the sassin.com. t h sasn.com. We welcome you all to this thing of ours. Okay, so you wouldn't mess with the guy who's guzzling the Skittles. I have a feeling you gonna mess with a guy guzzling them Skittles. Uh have you ever been with a guy who

>> No, I haven't been with anybody that any any guy that was um

>> would you? Because to be honest, I'm already like kind of a

>> I wouldn't say jealous, but you know, maybe a little bit. Like if I have to worry about you looking at girls and guys, then that's just too much for me cuz then I'm like following your eyes and I'm like,

>> now what about him looking at you wondering if you're looking at girls and guys,

>> you know, that's never a problem. No guy. I mean, if guys if guys are looking, they're like, "Oh, her. You like her? Yeah. Go talk to her. Let's get her. You know, that's the only kind of

>> I feel like those are guys of low morals. Like me, I like my women to be heterosexual. Like for example, if I was with these two sisters right here, which is a possibility, um then I want both of them to be heterosexual. Meaning like I'm going to deal with you one-on-one. I'm going to deal with you one-on-one. We're not going to be sleeping in the same bed together. We're not going to be mixing anything up. It's basically two parallel relationships at the same time.

>> Separate.

>> Separate. Yeah. So, like with you, I'd be looking at you the same way with suspicion that you say you'd be looking at the dude.

>> I mean, I don't know. I'm kind I'm really loyal actually to

>> You're really lo I do not believe that at all.

>> At all.

>> No, I'm so loyal to a fault.

>> But like the thing in Vegas is like nobody is loyal.

>> If they were loyal to me, I'd be loyal.

>> Oh, see you scamming now.

>> What? You scamming, Jade. You are a scammer. I'm going to tell you why. Because you are who you are. I got a three sentence Bible. Number one, be yourself. Number two, be good to yourself. Number three, be good to good people. Now, who you are is who you are. Which is to say, like, if we're in a relationship and you cheat on me, I'm not going to cheat on you back cuz I'm not a cheater. Right.

>> I don't cheat.

>> But similarly, I'm not going to be loyal because you're loyal. I'm gonna be loyal because I'm a loyal person.

>> No. Yeah. No, you're right. But I'm that's what I'm saying. Like I'm single because

>> I haven't met anybody that's trying to be, you know, in a relationship yet. Okay.

>> If you're trying to be in a relationship, then I I would let you boo me up. You know what I mean?

>> I'm very suspicious of you. I'm very If anyone else is suspicious of Jay, go ahead, drop it in the chat. I'm very suspicious. Um, so would you ever marry a woman?

>> Um, no. Probably not. For me, girls are just for fun. JJ J Dr. Phil mode activated.

>> Why wouldn't you marry a woman?

>> You know, um

>> I don't know. You would have to tell me. Love.

>> Okay. So, like let's say if it was like my best friend or something and we could like Yeah. we could like build a life together, but like I mean marriage doesn't have to actually mean like just or something. So if like if I'm trying to build a life with somebody that's like really smart and brilliant and I like love being around her, then yeah, you know, I could see myself marrying a woman, but like I don't know, everything is very like

>> I can marry a woman and then have my side boos or whatever. I don't know.

>> This is crazy. This is exactly why we shouldn't allow women to vote. Uh cuz y'all are kind of like all over the place and it makes it hard to trust you because you there's like no reliability cuz you're first you're like nah I won't marry a woman. Then you're like well actually I could and that's kind of scary. You know what I'm saying? Like I could tell you're a sweet woman but the problem is when we let women like you which is an average woman make decisions then we all suffer because like you're not living on principle. Whereas men they have this thing called a man of his

>> word

>> bingo. You never heard anybody say a woman of her word. You never heard that because you don't have a word. Do are you aware of that?

>> I mean, yes, but I mean, you're asking me a new question, which is something like I probably wouldn't even cook.

>> It's 2024. You ain't never thought about ink for the rest of your life.

>> No. No, not for the rest of my life. Um, like I said, it's more like just a playful thing.

>> Okay.

>> It's more like just for fun. Like I said,

>> it's just like

>> Sarah, you going to eat that monk for the rest of your life?

>> I'm sorry. What you said?

>> You going to eat that monk for the rest of your life?

>> Amen, brother.

>> I don't know. I don't know what gender I'll marry, but I'll definitely be eating whatever the hell you just said for the rest of my life. I don't know what the hell you just said, but for sure.

>> Sarah is different. That's what's up. And would you uh ever be with a guy who's And I forgot was your answer. Was your answer yes? You deal with a guy who

>> um so I didn't answer that actually. Um

>> I was talking about Jade real quick. I forgot what it was a yes or a no. I forget.

>> It was more like a

>> Okay. Being a girl of my word.

>> Yeah. Yeah.

>> It's it's for me it's all about feeling. Like it's all about like it's not about like just looks. It's not about what they have. It's like it's about like how they're treating me, how we do together. You know what I mean?

>> I dig I can dig it. Okay. Um, to be honest with you, man, it would have to be a very, very circumstantial thing.

>> Okay.

>> Not off rip, but like let's say I was like married to a man for 20 years. We had kids.

>> Yeah.

>> All of a sudden, he's like, "Hey, I kind of want to experiment. Who am I?" You know, I do what I do.

>> Okay.

>> So, I'm kind of on the same page with her a little bit, you know, but like I said, it have to be a circumstantial.

>> So, are you suggesting that it's not preferred? You'd accept it? I would accept it, but it wouldn't be something that like,

>> you know,

>> why is it not preferred?

>> Um, I wouldn't say it's not preferred actually, now that you say it like that.

>> I mean, cuz I'm just I'm calling it spade it. I'm saying it how it is. You hear me?

>> I wouldn't say I wouldn't prefer it though. I just haven't really put much thought to that.

>> But it's definitely not something that I would be opposed to.

>> All right. So, say you have two guys, right? You got a guy, they're two guys right next to each other. Everything is identical. This one's black. That one's black. They're both the same height. They're both good-looking. They're both athletic. They're both well off. Everything's the same. Except this guy takes it up the backside and this guy doesn't. Which one would you prefer?

>> To date, Mary.

>> Mary.

>> Oh, Mary. Okay. Um, it's a hard question. I'm not going to lie. Why? I probably because the qualities in people that are gay, I really do like them. So, I'd probably choose the other guy based on certain things like that.

>> You choose the guy that takes up the backside.

>> Yeah, I would.

>> Okay. Now, that's Now, you crazy as hell.

>> Real as hell.

>> No, I appreciate that. You real crazy, but let me tell you why you're so crazy.

>> This is amazing and I appreciate you, too. You just told me that you would prefer a guy that's half gay to a guy who's only straight. Straight meaning they like women, but you're a woman. So, you would actually choose the situation that is least advantageous for you. So, you're in a heterosexual relationship with someone who's half gay. That doesn't sound crazy.

>> No, cuz I'm half gay, you know. Did anyone else understand my point or who who understood my point? Who can explain who can explain my point real quick?

>> I said because I'm kind of on the same page as her, you know.

>> Uhhuh. Which is no page. You want all the pages.

>> Like I said in the beginning, I haven't put much thought to that. I'm just being honest on asking me.

>> It's not like we go around thinking like

>> we go around thinking like, oh man. Yeah. Like I mean to be honest like guys don't hit on us.

>> Like how often do gay guys hit on you?

>> I don't know.

>> None. They're usually kind of mean to me. They usually kind of

>> And I feel like a lot of uh men are closeted, you know, they don't feel comfortable coming out.

>> I don't blame them. What about you, love?

>> I personally would not. I feel like if a guy is, they're just gay.

>> In a real way.

>> In a real way.

>> They need to just be real and move to Atlanta and quit bothering people. You feel me?

>> Come out the closet.

>> Good lord.

>> It's 2024. You can be who you are. be yourself, right?

>> I just don't understand like there are certain things I can understand how you switch from this to that, right? But certain things it's just such a different experience. Let me break down the logic on why you and we all can accept women being I don't prefer it. I try to stay away from it. I'll tell you why later. But the reason we accept it is because what two women do together is the same as what they would do with a guy. There's nothing new and strange, right? The only difference is you cannot use protection, which is why I don't mess with lesbians because you what what kind of condom do they use? They put saran wrap around their face. Like what can they do? Nothing. So they just going raw constantly.

>> They got female condoms.

>> Okay. Now look at my face though. You think people using female condoms?

>> Well, you know, but it's if you're really so serious about your health the way you are, then

>> But you think you think LGBTQs are really using female condoms? If they're like me and they're like, "Oh, I just don't want to be burning." Then of course

>> you've been burning before.

>> No, I just don't want

>> Play with me. Don't play with me. I still I ain't even going to lie to you. I still don't even think STDs are real. I think it's like co I'm like this is this real

>> for y'all cuz y'all be in them streets.

>> What about you and you in the streets you be in?

>> No, I just deal with rich women.

>> Okay.

>> Yeah, I just deal with rich.

>> They like broke men.

>> Yeah. What's that?

>> They like broke men.

>> Do they?

>> Hey, as long if if it's good down there. I promise. Yeah.

>> I don't know about all that. I promise you if it's good down there, you won't know about it.

>> But anyways,

>> yeah,

>> in my D game, I try to give out bad D. You're I try to give out bad D.

>> N

>> Yeah, sometimes I accidentally do a good job. I hate when that happens.

>> Why?

>> Why? What?

>> Why do you try to give it out on purpose? That's not something you should be, you know, giving people.

>> No, I'm proud of it.

>> Why?

>> I'm proud of it. Cuz I don't want to. You feel me?

>> But it's like just then just go be with someone you want to be with that you do want to.

>> I don't want to nobody

>> then just stop. So it gives

>> So just wrap it up and stop it. It seems like you're just trying to string with them.

>> Wait, who's talking right now?

>> Me.

>> Okay. All right. Go ahead.

>> It seems like you're just trying to string people on and play with them.

>> No, I'm not playing with nothing. I'm very serious.

>> So what? What? What? You're trying to be with them to do a bad job for for what?

>> Oh, see I could tell I could tell what's going on.

>> It's very important to you.

>> No, no, no. It's actually

>> No, no, no. Don't play games with me. Don't play games with me. Very important to you cuz you just equated the whole relationship to

>> No. No. No, you busted.

>> No, no, no. It's not that it's important, but it's a factor that needs to be that you know, it needs to be there. It needs to be there, but it's not.

>> So, you would you would break up with a man if his D game was terrible. Like terrible. You

>> because a man would do the same thing to a woman if you know she's

>> um dry. Who got dry?

>> Anything like if the D is that is not the same. We gonna talk about it. Shout out to Chad. Rice, the big homie, the one and only Steven A. Pimp. Fax Kellerman, the mariachi, the baldhead lover, the idol of James Bond, Marquet Devon Burton, tuition. Peace. Shout out to the real ones supporting the work. I also acknowledge Blake writes tuition. SARAH OFF THE GAS. PEACE TO THE SAINTS. You ain't lying. She didn't smoke some of that dirty, some of that sticky yie y. Shout out to Minds Like Parachutes writes ratings starting from fake braids in the white. Here are his ratings. Okay. And by the way, if you want to send in your ratings, go ahead and send in your ratings right now. We're starting to heat up as he calls her fake braids is getting lit right now. We about to go in. Um, so starting from fake braids in the white. Here are the ratings. I'm assuming this is one to 10. We have one and then we have one. I'm guessing that's cuz y'all got the same DNA type.

>> But I think you guys look different. You look similar enough and different enough though. You feel me? Like I would never confuse you for each other. You know what I'm saying?

>> We be telling people we're twins.

>> No. Hell no. But anyways, one one four. That's a highlight. I'm looking at the ratings. That's That's actually a highlight. We have four. Then we have 2.8. Extremely precise. 2.8. Uh then we have HIV is a Oh, okay. Okay. He called you HIV is a two. He writes an egg head is a want. Wait, what?

>> Hold on.

>> I don't give a

>> And the panel is 89% clapped. Honestly, wait. Time out. He did he miss somebody?

>> Yeah.

>> Who's Egghehead?

>> I'm assuming girl.

>> That's crazy. Fascinating.

>> I'm called HIV. That's crazy.

>> That's crazy.

>> I'm a good girl.

>> Yo,

>> that's crazy.

>> All right.

>> Wait, I skipped somebody.

>> He skipped the girl in the black.

>> So,

>> so baby right here is the um 2.5.

>> He know who Eggghhead is.

>> Oh, wait. I messed it up cuz I missed the 2.5. My fault. My fault. So, you're 2.8. This 2.8, right? She's 2.5.

>> And Sarah is HIV.

>> Got it. That was ruthless. And then Egghehead is a one. Oh my lord.

>> This guy This guy sounds like

>> this is evil.

>> He doesn't get girls. And he's mad.

>> Sounds bored.

>> This is evil.

>> He sounds mad because he's we said we would with girls rather than with him.

>> This is crazy. Um

>> you all caught up. You use a star sign. that part.

>> Okay. Uh, shout out to Lucas. He writes tuition. Appreciate you. All caught up there.

>> Fantastic. Shout out to Carter came in via VMO. Appreciate you. May I also acknowledge uh via PayPal. Shout out to Frank. He writes, "Let there be ism." And Lord knows they need it today. We getting into it. Shout out to Nick. He writes, "Tuition." Shout out to the Saint City Saints. Peace to the Saints in a real Oh, peace to the Saints.

>> Peace to the Saints.

>> Uh, shout out to Ivan. He writes, "Tuition forever, thankful for the ism." And we about to really get in today. I could already tell. All right. So, you you love getting really pounded. You love getting grounded and pounded.

>> No, no, no.

>> And we ain't talking.

>> Okay. Okay. Okay. Listen, it's it's important, you know, because you know that's how you know.

>> That's crazy. What's your age again?

>> I'm 19.

>> 19.

>> Right. But that don't mean

>> There's nothing wrong with that though. You know, nothing wrong with what

>> you know like like No, no, no. Like having sex.

>> That's all it is. There's nothing wrong with everybody do. That's why everybody's told

>> Do you see something wrong with it?

>> For real. Right. You men are the main ones that are like that are out there.

>> Yeah, I do. I do actually.

>> Talking about being with multiple people at once.

>> I do. I'mma tell you why.

>> Yeah.

>> First off, I could tell language is important. You'll tell on yourself with language, right? So, she's talking about she's not talking about love making. So, that lets me know where her her spirit is oriented. A woman really needs to be oriented on monogamy, on marriage, children, and family. That's where you find true fulfillment and happiness.

>> Anything outside of that is wickedness. You're in the streets. And so when a woman is talking about disconnected from love, disconnected from family, like it's very carnal and it's there there's nothing tender about it.

>> Do you see it like that?

>> No. NOT AT ALL.

>> IT DOESN'T MATTER HOW YOU SEE IT.

>> NO. NO. IT DOES. IT'S my life. So

>> my life, my life, my life. Yeah.

>> Go ahead. Tell me about No, no, no. So, no.

>> Tell me about them streets.

>> Yeah. Let me let me let me tell you about them streets. But no, cuz with me it's like I don't want kids. And then a husband.

>> Wait, you don't want kids ever?

>> No. No. No. I don't want kids ever.

>> No. No. Cuz I kind of raised I kind of raised my kids growing up and they're annoying.

>> Wait, how many How many y'all is there?

>> What do you mean? Oh, there's about 15 in total. Like 15.

>> Okay, I got to do like Let me drill down real quick. Let me Because when you're dealing with blacks and Latinos, you got to drill down. Here we go. Okay. So, how many of you guys have the same mother and father?

>> Okay. So, I think about like eight of No, no, it's eight of us that have the same mother.

Wait, how you say four and you say eight?

No, no, cuz she's probably thinking about the books. I'm thinking about all together. So, about eight.

That have the same mom and dad biologically.

Yes.

You came from her.

Yeah.

His put the seed in there. I got to get literal out here for these people. Okay.

Eight.

Eight. Yeah.

That's what's up. Shout out to bro. Like, tell bro I said respect.

Yeah.

Yeah. He's doing his big one.

I realize a lot of people they think if a woman has a father like she's good. But what I realize that a lot of times a woman will have a father but he either wasn't a real man or he didn't have any ism. So it's almost as bad and often worse than having no father because to have a bad example is worse than having no example.

Yeah. My father was good as in our life.

Oh yeah.

What was in my life?

Go ahead, little sis. Go ahead.

He was in our life all our life. He just wasn't.

See, showing up doesn't mean you did a good job. Some people show up to the job and do a bad job.

He raised. Well, he raised me technically. I lived with my father.

Currently.

No, not right now, but I lived with him before I moved out here.

Okay.

So, in what city?

LA.

Okay. Yeah, I live with my father and he taught us a whole bunch.

Uhhuh.

Yeah. Like, we're not blinded by these.

So, that's what's trippy to me. If like he taught you so much, but you can disconnect from love making and from a man, right?

Right. Okay. Like that's wild to me cuz the value of a man is so extraordinary. And let me be honest with you.

I didn't pounded some girls out to where it is just that's why I don't like digmatizing them no more. You you're you know what I'm saying? You ever been used for?

Never.

You ain't never been used for?

Like I'm I'm the one who.

It ain't that fire. It ain't fire like that.

I got respect.

It's not fire like that.

I got respect for myself. So it's like it has to be me. I don't care like if you're if you're you know if you're finding on you want to talk to me if I don't want to if I don't get that, you know, that feeling like, okay, we can do it. So it's really up to me. I don't care if you like me. I don't care how good you think you look. I don't care how much money you think you have. If it's not me, I just won't be there. Like I'll just try to get away from you. You know.

You don't want any children.

No.

See, to me, if a female. What up, thug? How you feel? Um, if um, you slide thugging right there. Okay, cool. Like to me, it's like if a female doesn't want children, that's like almost scary to me.

Why do you think women are meant all you know?

Like lowkey, most of you, that's really like your best talent?

You just don't believe in the single mother stuff.

Do you want children?

Yeah, I do.

Okay. I can mess with you.

Yeah, I do.

You going to have to hold the camera.

You could be in the video, but you got to hold the camera.

No. My thing is I'm going be out getting money. So I ain't going to be there with you.

Oh, you going to be out getting money?

Yes.

No. No. I promise you.

You sound like a hater.

Fail. You sound like a hater.

So the purpose of your life is money? That's amazing.

My goal is cuz what I want to do has you need money for it. You know.

What you want to do?

I just want to I just want to travel the world. That's basically. I want to learn new culture, see new things.

Cuz it used to be like, I want to be happy.

Well, you men don't make people happy nowadays.

All we look for is scientifically proven that the most happy women are SINGLE WOMEN, DIVORCED WOMEN.

WHAT?

AMEN. YEAH. Most happiest.

Those are actual lies.

No, no, no. The most happy and women, most happy. Actual lies. No, no. Those are actually facts, sir.

Let me ask you a question. We don't even need no data, no studies, nothing.

Yeah.

I'mma break this down.

Please do.

You ready?

I'm ready.

You ready for this work?

Listen.

Yeah.

Cuz you going to get this work.

Okay.

Pete.

Mhm.

So, you say the happiest women are divorces and single women, right?

Right.

That's deep. Okay. Check this out.

Okay.

Let's take two women. They're exactly the same.

Mhm.

They both work at CVS, like the local corner store, their whole life, which is to say they're not making a good income, right?

Okay. Let's fast forward to age 80, right?

Two women, one single, never married, no kids, right?

80 years old, had a modest income her whole life.

The other one, 80 years old, worked at the same place, had a modest income her whole life.

I'm not going to give you the details yet, but real quick, just based on that, who do you think's happier at that age of 80?

Well, I don't think you know if you're 80 working at CVS, then your life, you might as well just go on ahead and.

Yeah, but which one of them is more happy?

I don't think any of them would be happy. I wouldn't be happy.

Okay. Now, let me fill in a little bit of context for you.

You have to make yourself happy.

Let me fill in a little bit of context for you.

So, you got two females. They're both 80. Worked at CVS their whole life.

Now, they're retired cuz they're 80.

Uhhuh. You should have been retired. But.

One of them is living in a very small apartment by herself. Never gets any visitors. Half her friends are deceased cuz she's 80.

The other one could live with her children. She could live in a bigger apartment cuz her children are providing for her.

She still has her husband with her. So it doubled her income. So she already lives in a better place. If she gets lonely, her children visit. She also has grandchildren to check on her. If she ever goes to the hospital, they come and visit. If she has has financial problems, they can support her. She has something called family and legacy and lineage. I got family. Now, between those two, you think a lonely woman at 80 is better off than a woman who built a family?

Stop.

Let me tell you about that. That lady that's 80 without no family. Okay. She, you know, she still has her sisters, their kids.

Wait, her sisters. We didn't say that was in the equation. So, what if she had what if she was a single child?

Okay. She's a single parent. Oh, she's a single child. Okay. That's why there's something called friends, acquaintances. There's people.

But the other one has friends, too. So, where's the advantage?

I don't need a man. I don't need children. I don't need a family. I got me. And I feel like.

I hear you. I hear you, sis. But I'm just trying to tell I don't need nothing to fulfill me.

In the in the scenario, in the scenario I gave you.

You know, seriously, in the scenario I gave you. You not even in the scenario. Are you 80?

Okay. Not at all.

Is she 80?

She she thinks she 80 right now. Okay. Thinking about herself.

She be thinking about Thank you. She thinking about herself and she do that too much. Keep it real with your boy.

Well, yeah.

She be thinking about herself too much.

But here's the thing. Here's the thing. Here's the thing, shorty. In my scenario, is she in the scenario? No. But you. Okay, now pay attention now. Pay attention now, baby. Let's go.

Okay. In my scenario, you said, "Well, well, the one that has no family and no kids and no lineage, she has friends. This one has friends." But here's the funny thing. This one probably has more friends. Why does this one have more friends?

Why?

Why? Why does this one have more friends?

Um, I'm asking you.

Does anyone know? Why does this one have more friends than the one that's single?

Related people that.

Bric up. Talk to me.

Related people around her. She's meeting people within grandchildren, within children, within, you know, family itself.

Exactly. Her husband's friends are her friends. Her children's friends are her friends. Her grandkids parents and grandparents are her friends. So, her network is way bigger. Now, to give you some facts because you tried to mention science on your boy.

People who have families, people who are married, they have higher incomes, they have higher levels of mental health. The onset of things like dementia, for example, occur earlier and more frequent in people who are alone, both male and female.

Okay? Right? But listen, what about when you're alone, but you don't have to be lonely. You know, a lot of people are. And I feel like you you're probably one of those people who get lonely when you're alone. You probably don't like your own company. You probably don't like yourself to not want to be alone.

You got to learn how to be alone. Hold on. What happens when you know your wife, kids, babies, all that, and that man leaves you for a woman who's younger, which is what happens usually. Listen, let me let me tell you, let me tell you. He leaves you for a woman that's younger. Yeah. And then your whole life, you know.

I'm not going to say it's going to fall apart, but how would you think that'll affect you mentally? You know, you're with your man, you're married, you think you got a great, you got a great life, you got kids, you got friends, all that. Next, you know, you're done, which is what happened to a lot of, you know, married women, unfortunately.

What percentage? I don't. Well, I don't have an actual percentage, but.

Who brings Who brings the divorce most often? Is it the man or the woman?

It's the woman.

It's the woman. So, you're you're NOT MAKING SENSE. IT'S THE WOMAN. Cuz your story was just about what if you get left by the man, but the woman mostly leaves. You know what? No. Have you ever heard a man tell you like, "Oh, you'll leave me first." Have you ever heard that? And it's because he'll cheat on you up until you leave. He'll he'll like he'll drag. Yeah.

Yeah. You might not be living in 2024, but what's going on nowadays?

This is why I got to question your pops. This is why I got to question, bro.

And the reason I got to question, Brody, is because when when bro did his job really well and he was playing that position so hard, it's almost hard to imagine your life without that strong father figure, without that strong masculine presence. It's hard to even understand it because it's been there so long and so strong that you don't want to know anything else.

Well, but I know myself. So it's like I can replace him with a meat.

So in your 18 years, right?

From age zero to 18.

Your father was not in your house the whole time.

No, not no. Not the whole time. No.

How did I know that? Cuz I don't know you. How did Marquette Devon Burton know that?

Um, let's see. It's common actually. If you would assume that, then that's more it's more common to assume that. But she lived with my mother and I lived with my dad. So he was in my life. So you could basically say that.

Would you uh do you want to have children?

Yeah.

I rest my case. Carry on. Carry on. It's great.

I love kids. I do. I do want.

Thug, your mic real quick. Shout out to thug.

Baby. Cuz I'm a thug.

Yeah, you had them dragging me in them comments.

A word.

Yeah, real.

I had them dragging you.

Yeah.

I thought it was just your your thug spirit that had them dragging you.

I had to cover up a little today.

Word.

I ain't trying.

That's cra You know that the the philosophy is strong when you said I had to cover up, but you wearing half a t-shirt. That's amazing. You already got half a t-shirt. How much you covered up?

First off, all my tattoos was out last time I came. So, I just thought I'd, you know.

You ain't had your up though.

Uh, I can't. I got a man. Disrespect.

In 2024, don't nobody got a man anyways. Carry on. Carrying on.

Hey, look. What' you say last podcast uh a man cheating is not a reason for me to leave, baby. Cuz if you get your lick, I'm going to get my right back. So.

We was just talking about that earlier.

Providing and taking care of me. You think you sleeping with another woman now? Granny, you going to have to give me two weeks. Absolutely. That's crazy. I don't know.

Did you show up slizzard or you just be in this state generally?

What do you mean?

Slizzard meaning inebriated, intoxicated.

No, I'm just like this.

Damn, that's crazy.

She just got that natural I'm drunk personality.

What does that mean? See, you do anything to have them drag me AND LEAVE A COMMENT. YOU KNOW THEY'RE GOING TO DRAG ME. YOU KNOW THEY'RE going to drag me.

They love you. And after this show though, you got to get with me and like make sure I make that crop top. I'm gonna make a crop top that says thug just for you.

You said you were gonna put nasty on the back.

I didn't say I was gonna put nasty on the back. I think that was your subconscious.

No, you definitely did.

That was subconscious.

The last you was a freak freak.

The last comment.

Stay away from Sarah. Y'all might vibe too hard. That's crazy. I did not say I was putting nasty on the back. That's wild.

You're funny.

Anyways, uh hit me with those super chats, boss. Shout out to Kareem. He writes, "Peace to the Saints." Peace to the saints.

Shout out to Kevin. He's supporting the work. May I acknowledge.

All caught up? Oh man, they ain't supporting his good work. Ain't that a shame? It's crazy out here.

So you would say she's more turned up than you are, right?

No. Y'all about the same?

Yeah.

That's crazy.

I like how you ain't gonna say.

The guy in the streets. It's a difference.

Literally.

We turned up in a different way. like we different. I don't play with old man. Let me just say that. I don't I ain't the one for it. Just.

Stop looking at people and say.

You you have morals at some level cuz you're Mexican. Okay. Now, let's just keep it a bean out here. Let's keep it a bean. These two, what about them do you think a guy looks at them and says, "You know what? I think you're in the streets. I'mma We We gonna take a survey real quick. Everybody gonna get to speak. What about these two young ladies? Does a guy look at them and say, "I think you're in them streets." Just give me one feature.

Their outfits.

Damn. Their outfits. Oh, the bodysuits and and the boots. Got the boots with the fur. Club is looking at her.

And that's funny because that's what my dad said. He said, "Guys are going to, you know, get at you because of what you wear." But I'm just like, I'm going to wear whatever I want because I'm not going to be hot or cold, you know, for nobody. So, I'm going to wear what I won't. Whether you think I'm in the streets or I'm this, I'm that. I know what I am. So, it don't matter.

I respect your ho. I respect your ho.

No, I'm just saying I always tell chicks like, "Look, if you a bonafide street stroller, like I don't need you to act like you're a good girl." You know what I'm saying? Like, yeah, I understand.

Can you quit playing with me, please?

You don't know me. How you know what I mean?

Please.

You don't know me. I'm definitely not assuming you're acting. I haven't seen it all, but I've seen enough.

Ask these men. Don't tell I don't play. I get down.

Ask these men. I am going to ask these men. Okay, you got it. Um, gentlemen, listen. Listen. I want you guys to send in your super chats right now. I want to know what about these two young ladies let you know they are in them streets. I'm trying to ask the women. They not working with me. They don't want to keep it a bean out here.

Well, y'all can she said the outfits and I tend to. Can we check out these outfits real quick?

We gonna take one at a time. I don't want to overwhelm them. I don't want to overwhelm him.

One at a time. Go ahead. Go ahead. Uh, hit hit him with that 360.

You look good.

Wait, spin it the other way. Spin it.

Like, if y'all not confident, y'all body.

I'mma tell you, the stomach is flat. The stomach. Who said that?

Who said you look like a wife?

Don't look my way.

Jade, are you on drugs?

Give her a microphone. That was crazy.

Don't be hating though. We not on your own. Crazy. Is that crazy? You're coming at them so hard. And they literally said, they literally said if they were for the streets and you said, "Hey, I'll take both of you. Hey, we could go blah blah blah blah blah." You said what you said. You said all this to them. And they literally looked at you sideways and they were like, "No.

That's first off, first off, the camera's rolling. So the camera's rolling. Things be different off camera. So let me let me first say that.

Okay. So you're on camera. They off camera.

Not me. Not you. But check this out, Jay. This is what's crazy. You just looked at baby girl and said she looks like a wife.

I mean, why wouldn't she? I've seen wives. I've seen wives wear sundresses. You ain't seen no You ain't seen nobody wear a sundress just because it's a a bodysuit. When you watch When you watch a fine wife and she's cooking and you're cooking and it's a barbecue and she's wearing her and she's wearing her her sundress. Is she a ho?

She's married. She's booed up and she hold. We not talking about sundresses. We stand up one more one more time. Hit up with that stand up.

I'm the you know I'm the kind of woman that you you know that these classy women that you guys like that you know the ones you like wearing pants and all this.

I don't like mine wearing pants. Whatever you like them wearing like your man's going to turn around to look at like he's going to talk to me on the low, but I'm not going to talk. I'm not going to inter.

Now here's the thing. If I got my piece right here, like my little Mexican piece, you hear me? If I got my little uh foundational black American piece right there.

Right?

And and they know how to behave and and you know, stay on program.

Cuz what if they like, "Oh, I'm not."

You got I know you're trying to look at daddy though, but you got to keep that microphone like close to your mouth.

You feel me?

You got to keep that microphone close to your mouth so they can hear you.

I got you.

Now go ahead. Repeat that so they can see what you hear what you said.

Repeat that.

Okay. What? You forget what I was saying.

Yeah. Okay. I hear you. See, that's the problem. your mouth moving faster than your brain. But check this out. Check this out real quick. So you said guys will look at you. Now what you're doing is you're confusing attention for interest.

Here's the thing. I'm not I'm not interested in you as a woman. I might just be interested in, oh, that stomach flat. Let me see what that do.

Or I might just be looking at you like, "Oh, she got them floppies. Let me see what that do." Or I might be looking at you like, "Oh my god, she's the throat goat." Right.

But I'm not looking at you like, I want to take care of this woman till the day I die and I'll put my finances at risk. I'll put my life at risk. I will make children with her. She'll be my everything. Right. I get it.

I'm a great man though. So that's what we need to be talking about.

So the fact is if I look at you that means damn near nothing. You hear me? Like for example, when I drive by people look at my car.

Right. Right.

I don't if they look at the car.

Right. I get.

A lot of things get looked at.

Right. Right. Right. I get it. But if you were to have a wife or this wife that you said you wanted your Mexican peace, right? And if you would have done that and my and my foundational black she would have put her she would well all of them all of them they're all beautiful women, you know, so if you were to be with the woman that you call like, you know, classy or have morals or whatever you like to say, if you were to have done that in front of her, she would have, you know, either a like me, I would have left you.

You would leave a man for looking at another woman?

I know it's a it's a human it's in the methamphetamine.

You just can't embarrass me. Like it's very embarrassing to other women. That's not embarrassing. It's your man, but women, that's very embarrassing. Your man just in there.

Well, it's like a man being in everybody's likes. I FEEL LIKE FOR I FEEL LIKE for him to look. No, but to. He just.

Thank you.

Give it thirsty.

You could tell I like you more though, right? You can tell I like you more, right?

I can't tell, but I know.

Good play with me. Good play with me.

Listen, baby. Your problem is you you you got a little bit too much man in you. And it might be because Pops. You got a little bit too much man in you.

Hey, hey, hey. I always tell people that though. Hey, I don't I don't hide it.

You got a little too much man in you.

Like you got to be a man if you want to talk.

Cuz here's the thing. No, you got to be a woman if they want to talk to you cuz it can't be two men. She likes.

A woman does not test a man's manhood. You We don't measure penises cuz you don't have one.

No, because my thing is, are you going to be able No, like you said, I have little men. Are you going to be able to outman me?

I don't need to outman a woman. That's weird. Why would I outman a woman?

You said some of these women grown.

Wait, hold on. Ladies, ladies, ladies.

Does anyone think that's crazy that a woman told me I have to out not you? cuz you we already know you gonna say something crazy. Give the same people a chance.

I got.

Is there a woman on here who thinks it's strange that a female told me I have to outman her?

You have to lead me cuz I'm not going to be led by a dog.

Do Do you have anybody got Are we on quiet mode?

Scientifically. Scientifically. Okay. So, scientifically.

She said scientifically.

When you look at animals um when you watch a lot of you know.

National Geographic. Go ahead. Uhhuh. Yeah. So we watch a lot of that.

Yeah.

The the males will have to compete for the women. They will have to show their strength.

Other men.

Other men. But at the same time, but at the same time, there are animals like spiders or you know um.

Why don't you use the animal? Why don't you use the animal group that human beings are most like? The primates. Pass the mic please. Go ahead, thug. What you got to say? Um, I just wanted to say that like I don't necessarily agree. And mind you, this is coming from a female that's that's very like I'm very I'm very manly. Like I kind of see a lot of myself.

Thug life.

Um, I don't know if y'all watched the last podcast, but.

I'm hopeless.

Um.

I live a thug life.

What I learned um is I don't think that you can go headtohead with a man. I think if you really you want to be put in your feminine energy, you want to, you know, be soft, you want a man to travel with you around the world and, you know, take care of you, you you can't sit there and compete with a man. You got to learn how to be submissive. You got to learn how to, you know, follow a man's lead and grind it. That's something I I'm still learning. And I agree with you. You got to earn it though cuz it's like I'm not I'm not going to get out of my m Okay. So, you want to put a man through 101 tests and then at the end of the day when he's tired, doesn't want to do it no more. The same way we as women get tired with our men, you know, sometimes being disrespectful, stepping out of line, cheating, doing whatever they do. Um, eventually you're going to get tired and leave, right? It's the same for a man. You keep testing their manhood. You keep coming for their manhood. Eventually, they're going to find somebody else that's, you know.

You're right. You're right. You're right. You're going to get on 100%. You're right. But the thing is, you got you got to test. She hit you with that ugometry.

Hey. Hey, she got it. You got it. You got it. You're right. You're right. But that's something that has to be earned. You know, a lot of men, they like to PLAY THE ROLE. HEY, HOLD ON. WHO ARE YOU?

I MEAN, IF you want to talk to me, you going to have to earn it. But a lot of.

No, real quick. Real quick. Real quick. Let's break it down real quick. Break it down.

Respectable woman that respects us.

Watch. But check this out. But check this out. Break it down.

Break it down real quick. Break it down for me.

When I say who are you?

You know? Yeah.

Now tell me what cuz you're saying a guy got to put in that work, right?

No, no, no. You just got to You got to be able to let me know that you know if I do jump in my feminine energy, you won't meet me.

Shouldn't you always be there? What? You going to meet me and I'm not in my masculine energy.

These men don't make you feel like you could be your feminine. That's.

You don't need a a man to make you a woman. YOU ALREADY A WOMAN.

YOU'RE RIGHT. YOU'RE RIGHT. YOU'RE RIGHT. But there's certain times when you have to be more masculine, you know. No, you don't. No, there is. Yes.

When do you need to be ma When do you need to be masculine? Explain to me.

Okay. Look. Well, I'm going to give my example for like me where where I work. I work with a lot of men. If I work Where do you work?

I already told you I work in the beginning. I work.

Yeah. So.

So you do your job like a man?

No. No. No. work with a lot of men. So, it's like if I was to sit there and be nice and be feminine and do all this stuff, they would take that as me liking them or them trying to hit on me.

I don't even think you should be in the workforce. I think a woman where I can work.

That's fine. I don't think a woman even needs to be in the workforce. And you're showing us exactly why cuz you're telling us that you can't be yourself in the workforce.

You guys hit on me alone.

No, you cannot use other people as an excuse for your behavior.

Well, if you're making me uncomfortable, then what you want me to do? Get a different job where you comfortable. It's gonna be comfortable and I'mma let you know you're making me get a job where you're comfortable.

What job you get? You got to know how to stay in your house.

Then stay in the house.

No. No. No.

You said you got a great father, right?

Right.

Hey, daddy. I tell you what.

Right?

My little girl come to me. Hey, daddy. I don't feel comfortable in this environment. I don't feel safe. You ain't got to be there.

Well, the thing about me is I'm Your father won't give you that.

Wait, hold on real quick. Hold on real quick. Your great father won't grant you that.

Yeah. No, my father tells me, you know, if you're not comfortable in a situation, there's a reason why. Why aren't you comfortable? What happened? Do whatever you got to do to make you a solve it. If you want to be I don't know, but you can't tell what you I let them know from jump. Like I I don't I don't like that. I don't I don't you know, I'm not like that. And they continue. They like you said, men are persistent. They continue. That's when you got to hit them with the you know, you got to be a little more masculine. Then they leave you alone. They look at you as friends. And it's like, okay, I know. It's the It's the life.

That's crazy. When a lioness is tested, what does she do?

She brings OUT THE CLAWS.

Let me know. That's true, too. When a lion is, she brings out the feminine. That's true.

Wait, can I say so? Go ahead.

All right. Look.

First of all, she said some.

No, she consistently. Consistently. Consistently.

All right. Anyway.

She probably got that wet wet though. But go ahead.

Right. But it's always the crazy ones.

Absolutely. Um, look, you know, I I believe there's three archetypes of women, okay? Right.

Let me guess. Let me guess. Uh, dumb, stupid, irresponsible. It's like the three dwarf stuff. Go ahead. Go ahead. I'm messing with you. I'm messing with you. Go ahead. Go ahead.

Go ahead. It's three archetypes. Go ahead.

It's It's three archetypes.

It's the bear.

Okay.

The deer.

And the rabbit.

All right.

Not the No, let that zoologologist. Can you chill for a moment? Your animals your animals been off.

Go ahead.

All right. So, basically the bear is her archetype.

Right?

Yeah.

Right here.

Cuz how do you how do you.

Hey, come on. Hey.

My [ __ ] right here. All right. Go ahead.

Basically, what it is is you see, how do you capture a bear? You got to take it out with a shotgun. I mean, you got to go in there and just be wild.

All right.

How do you capture a deer?

You got to make it befriend you. walk up on it gently and have some food in hand.

Those are personalities.

Let this man talk. You gonna let this man talk.

See this the one that's why she like so much cuz that's the only time she can relax and give in and submit. And you really got to beat that down boy. You got to beat that. Listen to me. [ __ ] have her down.

I didn't disagree.

Listen, I already could see it a mile away, but go ahead.

Indeed. Indeed.

And then it's the rabbit. And how do you capture a rabbit? Well, you got to use a trap.

So, essentially saying that the bear archetype, that's the rarest archetype. Arguably, they ain't got many uh suitors for him because many men ain't willing to take them out with a shotgun. You don't want to be You have to battle the bear every day. Like, imagine in a relationship with her. You got to battle this every day. If you ain't a thug.

Thug life.

Yeah.

If you ain't a thug like thug life right here, you know, you ain't tatted up. You ain't ready for this right here.

Yeah. No. I agree. I agree. I appreciate I appreciate that breakdown. Uh, we caught up.

Say yes, but meant no. Hallelujah. Uh, shout out to Gio. He writes, "Damn 19. THINK SHE KNOW IT ALL IS CRAZY, BRO. I feel you, man. Pops definitely failed.

Failed them. If she think that of men, please preach this ism. They need it." Peace to the Saints.

Peace of the Saints.

You a wild. You know the funny thing too about females like you?

What?

On See, the thing is on the front end, you be bucking up and acting wild. Yeah.

It's just like when you you meet a a thoroughbred, a a horse that could potentially be a thoroughbred, but it's wild and you have to break it.

Right?

You see what I'm saying?

Yeah. That's exactly what you're saying.

But it there's also a sadness to having to break something. The sadness is that you don't like to break something, you have to hurt it.

Right?

You see what I'm saying?

And it's you're the kind of female that makes a man apply a certain kind of pressure and power toward you, that is actually not healthy. You see, because when you tell me I got to outman you, the fact of the matter is, as far as being a man, you ain't no match for me.

Of course.

And so you said, "Of course." Then why would I need to prove that to you? cuz I just got to I just got to make sure you know you're able to play my role for me. If I got to step down from it, you're able to fill my shoes. Well, but better though, you know, cuz I I'm obviously not a man. But.

Did you say if you step down from the man's position, I need to step into the man?

No, listen. From my in my own life, you know, cuz like you said, in times in your life, it requires for you to be more masculine, you know, and I'm I'm I'mma show up every time for me, but it's like if I step down from it, are you going to be able to do that? you know, are you going to be able to defend me when I can't do it myself? Or are you gonna embarrass me and make me, you know, become the man again? You know, there's certain types of.

When do I need to be in my feminine?

This is to use their language. This is utter nonsense, but I'm trying to get on her level.

You said when.

When do when do I, as a man, since you as a woman as a woman, you got to be in your masculine. By the way, there's no such thing as masculine energy and feminine energy. It's nonsense. But since you got to be in your masculine energy, when do I need to be in my feminine energy?

Um, I don't I don't think you NEED TO BE.

OH, SO I got to be a man 24/7. Ain't that what you are?

Hold on. No one talk. No one talk. I need to be a man 24/7, which is what I am.

You.

But you a part-time woman.

Right? But the thing about.

Give me a break. Who wants a part-time woman? But you a transformer the other part of the time.

Be a transformer. If you want to wait on us.

That's crazy.

I know. You don't think that sounds wild to say that I need to be a man all the time, but for some reason a real man who's a man all the time wants a fake woman who's only sometimes a woman.

We can we can both be transformers. You be what you want though. It's like come on. We can both be transform. Be what you want. You know, like come on, you got to be you. I'm going to be me. If you don't like me, go. If I don't like you, I'm going go. I'm not going to change to make a man like me. Like this is when you say a man though. Go ahead, Zud. Um, shout out to Major Mind. So he writes, "Sarah about to take a.

I'm like, can I take a break for real?

Uh Sarah, are you just.

Sarah, you you look like the kind that might be slim thick. Are you slim thick?

I lowkey am slim thick.

That's amazing.

I am a little bit. I've lost a little bit of weight last two years.

Okay.

But I'm getting it back.

Can we get a standup 360? I just want to keep you engaged in awake.

Yeah.

This is for the purpose of keeping. I like high-waisted jeans, too.

Can I like.

Yeah. Yeah. Okay.

Okay. That's what's up. shoe looks like my shoes right now.

Okay, they got the see-through shoes on. Okay. Boom. Okay.

And people be really going for the thick ones. And I used to do it, too. But I realized the slim ones is really where it's at.

It's there's a lot more you can do.

It goes on my thighs, my ass.

I think all women's where it's at, but okay, we all got premises.

I'll take down the thick ones. I'd be trying It's like kind of like, you know, you have some foods and you know they're less healthy for you, right?

But you still like it. I be trying to stay away from them thick ones, right?

And but what about the food? You know, you eat, but you lie about it and you try to say you don't like it.

No, I don't lie about it. I don't lie. I keep it a bean out here.

Okay.

All right. As long as you ain't lying. Okay.

No. No. It's not in my nature. Remember, as I said, a man of his word is a real thing. A woman of her word is a fictional thing, right?

But not everybody is. So.

That's right. And it's only a few of the real ones left.

And you would never know if the real one cuz men like to pretend.

Men love pretending to get that box.

I know. Of course. And that's why you got to give it three months. You got to pretend right wait.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

They're not used to females that have.

Did you hold on or what?

Three months of you. We won't we won't have.

If you can pretend past that, then we can talk.

Her face.

Yeah. I know.

Do you believe that this woman right here, exhibit A, do you believe that exhibit A makes dudes wait three months before smashing?

Do you believe that?

I'll be honest. Honestly, it wouldn't matter. You know, everybody looks different.

I do believe that because like usually after three months, it's like.

What?

Well, the thing is we live with that.

That's amazing.

I believe that. Yes.

Is it Jella?

Justella. Yeah.

Justella. Do you believe this woman makes men wait three months before intercourse?

Honestly.

I I really can't judge her. I I.

That's right. Women can't judge.

Women can't judge. Do you believe that this woman makes men wait three months? Let him know.

I absolutely would. If that's what you say you do and the way that you've been talking, you know, you sound like you really respect.

And this IS WHY WE CANNOT LET CAMALA HARRIS BECOME PRESIDENT. WOMEN CRAZY AS HELL. They be lying. There is no way in God's green earth anybody is waiting three months.

To be someone who is genuine to you and someone who you feel like.

Um, is what you want and checks all the boxes and is respectful to you.

If you feel like you want to give that, then you would.

Right. But my.

Extraordinary uh shout out to Mr. Chamblas he writes, "Beg for Marquet. Carrying on. Thank you Mr. Chamblas for supporting the work. Shout out to Chad. He writes, "You know they for the public sidewalk when they single butt still getting tedoed by ground and pound. You ain't lying. Carry on." Shout out to Mines and Parish Mines like parachutes rights rating for thug. You're still a two. Gosh. By the way, your boy dumb as hell. He's talking about his her boyfriend or something. I don't know. Um, you're full of red flags. Goddamn. And you're gonna cheat on him like you cheated on your ex. Goddamn. And braids.

Y'all both got Wait, no. These are, you know, y'all both got braids and braids. You got no act. Oh, come on, bro.

Come on, bro.

Stop it.

Don't twirl again. No, I listen.

HOLD ON.

YOU DIDN'T WENT TOO FAR. I WAS WITH YOU TILL YOU GOT TO THE END.

I DON'T KNOW.

Now you keep twirling. Don't let anybody stop you from twirling.

You twirl, girl. Um, see the thing is they don't know. As soon as you bend them over, it's bas It's mostly all the same.

Yeah, it's mostly all the same.

You're actually right.

No, I know I'm right. I got enough experience to know. I'm right.

You don't need to bend somebody over.

You 19. I didn't I didn't been around the block a few times.

Okay.

You know what I'm saying? Shout out to Majesty writes, "Tuition, nothing in this world is free in a real way. Let me know."

Uh, shout out to Benjamin. He writes, "Trashy, not classy. Face and neck tach is not whitey. THEY BELONG TO the streets. Recreational use only.

Let's address that real quick. What do you think of that, CeCe?

Um, so you think because I have ink on my body that I'm for the I'm from the streets. That doesn't make sense. Like what? Like what do you like how you don't know me? The only thing you do is look at me and you assume.

Did you live in LA at all?

No.

You lived in LA.

Yeah.

Where'd you grow up? In Vegas.

Yeah.

Ah, okay. Okay.

Right. So it's like me saying, "Oh, well you got a chain. here for the streets, you know.

No, you know what? I'll tell you this. My assistant, she like when we go out sometimes, she'd be like, and I'm getting dressed in the morning, she' be like, "You're not going to wear your chains here, are you?"

Yeah.

She'd be like, "If we're going somewhere upscale, she'll be like, "You're not going to wear the chains, right?" And you know what? If we are going somewhere upscale, I'll be like, "Do I look like a rapper? Hell no. I ain't wearing no goddamn chains in Monaco. Of course not.

Not wearing chains in Dubai. Hell no. Look like a goddamn fool." because I realize that every aesthetic expresses something, right?

I'm from Los Angeles. So, this is a representation of a certain culture, right?

I'm at home, right? Or not at home. I'm at my place of business in my office that I run and I control all the business here. I'm the boss here. I don't need a favor from anybody. So, I can wear chains, right? I can wear what I want. If I'm in Monaco and I might meet someone that I might do a business deal with, I don't want them.

to perceive me as like, "Oh yeah, like being presentable, bro." A real damu from Westside Denver Lane PDL, like I don't want him to look at me like that. You feel me?

"Right."

So, the fact of the matter is, even though I wear chains, if someone's like, "Chains, thug or not thug?" I'm like, "Thug, right?" "Baggie jeans, thug or not thug?" I'm like, "Thug, right?" "Baseball cap, thug or not thug?" I'm like, "Thug?" Now, do I consider myself a thug? No, not really. So, you think tattoos, but I'm aware of what it conveys. Are you not aware of what tattoos convey?

"I'm very aware, but my..."

"What do they, what might they convey, young lady? 'Cause for like, for everybody, it's different, you know, it's..."

"Why it always got to be 'for everybody is different'? No one..."

"Everyone's different."

"Okay. But look, okay. Like you said, people are different."

"Okay. Real quick, real quick. Everybody's different. Everybody's different."

"Do you wear makeup?"

"No. But there's not a problem with wearing makeup because it's just because I don't know how to do it."

"Scared us out of that."

"I don't know how to do makeup. That's why."

"Go ahead, though. Go ahead, though. So, you're saying that tattoos don't convey anything."

"Okay. So, they might. But my thing is, whatever you think about me, unless you're willing to come up to me and talk to me, I don't care, and it's not my business, you know. So, if I'm walking down the street and you assume that I, you know, I'm out here just doing, I'm wild, you know, if you don't ask me, I'm not going to sit there and be like, 'What do you think of me?' No, no, no. That's not me. No, no, please listen. I'm not going to do that. So, it's like if you tell me. No."

"Carrying on. Thank you. I appreciate that response."

"And I do believe that you believe that. So, I do believe you're being honest. Shout out to Tony. He writes, 'Their outfits and fake hair for sure.' No, I actually like braids."

"I know. Me, too. We got them, and we look good, too."

"I don't, I don't like when people get permed out. That's..."

"I don't like when they get permed out. And I don't like when they get wigs."

"Lace fronts are wigs, you know? Like..."

"They're different. So..."

"They're different. Lace front's cool. Wigs? No."

"No, no, no, no. 'Cause her, hers is actually good."

"NO, NO, NO, NO. HER GOODS. BUT YOURS LOOK NICE. You're no, you're wrong."

"No, for real. For real. I don't really like wigs. And sometimes I be scared 'cause you know when you, when you..."

"What about the fake hairline y'all spray on? You like that?"

"No, I don't, I don't approve of that. I don't approve of that. I'm the bald head lover."

"I don't approve of none of that. The homie from my neighborhood even hit me up. He was like, 'Qu, bro.' Like he's like, 'Bro, you got the Rolls, you got the i8, you got the Maybach, like you got properties. Like why don't you go to Turkey or like go to Miami and like get your hair done, bro?' Like, why don't you do that?"

"It's like, 'cause I'm a grown man, right? Like, I, I don't wear makeup. Like, what are you nuts?"

"Wait, makeup?"

"Yeah. Like, that's makeup. Like, I'm a grown man. Like..."

"So, you think grown women shouldn't wear makeup?"

"Have you heard?"

"Wait, where did she get that from?"

"No, I'm just saying 'cause you said you're a grown woman."

"I don't think anyone should wear makeup."

"Why?"

"I think, in fact, not I think, I know that a man is naturally attracted to a woman. You don't need makeup. You don't need nothing. Matter of fact, you don't even need the boots. You don't need the bodysuit. If you're butt naked right now, I don't even need you to be in lingerie. Like, just straight how you look. I'm like, 'Yeah, you getting towed down.'"

"Yeah, it's any woman. As long as..."

"It's not any woman. Don't get crazy. Please don't get crazy."

"Call them 1 a.m., 2 a.m."

"There's, there's levels to this, though. There's levels to this."

"This is that premium dick. This is that premium dick. There's levels to this."

"That's what everyone tells me that, but then they turn around."

"But you're talking to the big homie, though. Are you talking to the big homie pretending?"

"No. Here's the thing. You can use something called Google."

"Just Google. Just pop my name in Google online, too."

"And then you can see what it is."

"I can pretend online, too."

"People got an image. They got..."

"It's called, yeah, it's called an image. It's called, of course, you ain't going. There's not something called an image. Do people not act the same way on camera?"

"You're talking about an image, but when I say you could pop my name into Google, there's certain things you can't fake, right? Like there's certain things you can't pretend, right? You know what I'm saying?"

"Like, for example, this book right here, it's called The Blackbox. This is a true story. This is my life from 0 to 25. Right. Right. Everything in here, you can actually Google. If there's a court case, you can Google it. It's real life. This book is a bestseller in two categories. It was only in two categories. You can't fake that. The reason people read my life story is 'cause I lived the life like a movie, and it's a true story. You can verify everything. You can look and see my name in news articles. You can't fake things like that. You see what I'm saying? You can see me on being interviewed on Fox News television. You can't fake things like that, right? You see, smart people can tell what's real. Yeah. It's the dumb broads that get fooled because they're dumb. Dumb people get fooled. But at the end of the day, the problem is not, are you real? Are you fake? The problem is that women are often very bad at mate selection, and they get swept off their feet by the most petty things."

"But you want to know why? Because you know..."

"I know why. But go ahead. Tell me what you think."

"No, no. Tell me why. What? Tell me what you think. I don't want to interrupt you."

"Why? Okay. So, okay. So, the reason why women get swept off their feet by like small things, like flowers, 'cause you men don't do the big things. The small things, like that's the first time like with me..."

"I, I don't, I don't date around a lot. So, it's like when I first got flower... No, honestly. No, stop. When I honestly, when I first got flowers, honestly, that's like, that's minimum standard, but for me, that was something like, 'Oh, that's a nice thought,' because, you know, the men I've talked to, they don't, they don't like..."

"I ain't never in life getting flowers."

"Right. I know, but yeah. So, but you know, when a man has first given me flowers, or first, you know, do the first things, it's like, it's always a shock because, you know, most men are like bums, and they don't, or even if they're not bums, they don't like doing that. They don't believe taking people on dates. They don't believe flowers, you know? So, it's like you guys put a standard for yourself, so it's like we got to hold the standard up. And some women don't. Some women just meet you where you're at. You bring me flowers. 'Oh my god, you're the best man in the world.' You do this for me, no man has done it. So, it's like if you do it, it's so special. But women like me, it's like, 'No, no, do more.' You know, because that, you know..."

"Because I do, I bought my own stuff."

"Okay. So, for example, I asked you earlier, I said, 'Who are you?' So, I told you who I am, right? So, I said, 'Hey, you could check on this, you could check on that, you could check on that.' That's who I am, right?"

"And that's why if a chick comes to me, I say, 'I need you to be attractive to me. You don't have to be attractive to nobody else but me.'"

"Of course, as you should, right?"

"And then you can't be broke. I can't deal with broke chicks, right?"

"That's not acceptable."

"Someone, nobody can take care of you but you."

"It's not even that I need you to take care of me."

"No, take care of me, and you take care of you. That's all it is."

"Oh, I'll take care of Shorty."

"No, no, no. You take care of you, I take care of me. I mean, that's how we look at you. Take care of..."

"She don't even need to do all that, right?"

"I just don't want a chick to show up broke because being broke is a sign of incompetence."

"Yeah. Yeah, you're right."

"I don't care if she actually has money."

"Why? Being able to not be broke is a sign of competence, a sign of knowing how to survive and thrive in the world. That's why. You see what I'm saying? I'll take care of Shorty as long as she serves me."

"See, when she comes and deals with me, she's gonna live my lifestyle."

"What do you mean?"

"Meaning, if I say, 'Hey, what are you doing this weekend?' So, what are you doing this weekend?"

"Um, really working. Probably going to meet some friends."

"That's what's up. Right."

"So, if I'm flying to Bali this weekend, I'll be like, 'Oh, I'm going to Bali. Do you want to come?' Well, if what I'm doing is not, if it's not gonna..."

"If it's not important, if it's not something..."

"It's not important. So, we're going. So, here's the point. When I say you're going to live my lifestyle, which is to say, if I'm going to Bali this weekend and I like you and I want to spend time with you, there's not a problem for me to pay what it costs to bring you with me, right?"

"That's not a problem because to me, it's not tricking on you. It's, I was going anyways, right?"

"And I have enough to cover you. And it's not just a smash. 'Cause if it was to smash, like, I don't need to go to that, right? So, it's like I'm bringing you 'cause I enjoy your company. So now you're part of my lifestyle because maybe before that you couldn't afford to just go whenever you feel like it. You see? So, it doesn't matter if you're poor or wealthy, but I like you to be wealthy because it lets me know that you're competent. You know how to earn. But I don't really want you in the workplace 'cause I don't need you in a den of lions with these thirsty rascals out here."

"But you want to be in a den of lions with thirst."

"Listen, I'm, I'm the biggest, baddest whoop. You heard me?"

"What? And so you think that's okay? You think so? When you get a wife, you expect her to be okay with you being..."

"Listen."

"Wherever you, where you, wherever you think the lions is."

"I don't, I don't go to..."

"Or whatever, wherever you think."

"I don't pay to play. I don't pay to play. I'm the big homie. I'm..."

"The first man I've ever heard."

"No, I don't pay to play. I was raised right."

"Yeah. And I don't pay a female. A female pays me."

"Like, what do you mean, people?"

"I mean it like you're, you're a pimp or..."

"I mean it exactly how I said it. I pimp. I don't pay a female. A female pays me. So, he's giving out how, like, what, what do you, like, what..."

"Why is that complex?"

"Because I want to know, like, what is she paying you for? Are you, are you, are you crazy? I mean, you have to think I'm about to pay you anything. You're crazy."

"We, we don't have to get into details, but we, we'll simply say..."

"I don't pay any female. A female pays me. That, that's, we're just going to leave it like that."

"I mean, I've never met a no female with a man, but okay, we'll leave it like that."

"'Cause there's females that ain't going for it, and I'm one of them. Yeah. But no, a lot of, you know, 30. Shorty next to you is shaking her head, yes. You agree with him. Can I ask you why?"

"Please agree with him. No. No."

"Oh, I thought you were shaking. I thought you were shaking your head with me. I just un..."

"Oh, okay. I got you. I got you. My bad. Miscommunication."

"No, you're..."

"But Marquette, what makes you think, like, you, you talk about, you know, women and their femininity and this, this and that. What makes you think it's not manly for a woman to pay you?"

"What does money have to do with masculinity or feminine? I'm just asking, like, let's be real. How does, how do women make their money? We got to go work."

"What, what does that have to do with masculinity or femininity?"

"Well, I'm, I'm just saying like in basic, like topic, like you're talking about roles."

"Let her... Well, you got to stop interrupting. We, I gave you a lot of air time. You have to admit that, right?"

"Okay."

"Let her try to explain this. Roles as like women and roles as..."

"Hold it closer, love."

"Roles for women and roles for men."

"I never defined what role did I define that would stop a a woman from having money."

"Well, I don't, I don't think it's that. I think it's more of you saying you want a woman to pay you. How is that..."

"You want a woman to be in her femininity, but it to pay you?"

"Let me ask you a question. Let me ask you a question, Thunder."

"Let me ask you a question."

"Here you go with this."

"What?"

"You and this thug is crazy."

"What? Come on."

"Is that like the official stamp name now?"

"Yeah."

"Okay."

"All right. Check this out, though. All right. So, are there more good women on the planet Earth, or are there more good men, in your opinion?"

"If I have to be honest..."

"Yeah, just how you feel."

"I would say good men. As much as I would want to say women..."

"More good men. Let's just take a quick, say good men."

"You think there's more good women or good men? I think that there's a lot of bad people because..."

"If we could get this a little quicker, I got a point. If we get this a little quicker, more good men or good women?"

"50/50. They're both..."

"50/50. Okay. Amazing."

"Yeah, I'll say 50/50."

"50/50. Amazing. We call it hive mind."

"I would also have to say 50/50."

"50/50. Shocker. Fascinating. What about you?"

"The percentage is low on both ends, women and men. The..."

"Is it 50/50, or is there more bad women or more good, uh, bad men?"

"I think there's more bad women."

"More bad women. Okay."

"I agree."

"You said there's more bad women."

"I agree."

"Jay, go say whatever crazy stuff you about to say, baby. Go ahead."

"Go ahead, Jay."

"I can personally say that I've seen a lot of good women take care of bummy men."

"That part. Oh, when they take care of them, are they paying?"

"Care of them when they pay? Like literally go shopping, cooking, kids, cleaning, doing for them, like the, the sometimes these... I mean, I'm not saying, 'Oh, man.' I'm just saying I have witnessed a lot of good women."

"What I can say, that's just all I can say."

"Sarah, go ahead."

"Am I actually not allowed to answer that question? I don't."

"Yeah. No, I'm saying you..."

"I don't have an opinion on it."

"Okay, fair enough. Yeah."

"Yeah, fair. I mean, I really don't."

"I agree with Jade. I think that there's more good women."

"There's more good women. And..."

"That's a hard question."

"Just real quick, in terms of prisons, or make it easier. Who commits more crimes? Males or females?"

"No."

"Males."

"Males commit more crimes. So, I'll just use that as a proxy and say there's probably more good women than there are good men. Also, men are the natural leaders. Women are the natural followers. Just how you got it, it's 50/50. Follow 50/50. Follow 50/50. You're natural followers."

"What if that's what they believe?"

"So, the fact of the matter is that even if a woman was on the borderline of being good or bad, if she gets a man who's a good leader and a good man, she's going to go down the straight path, down the right path."

"Yeah."

"If he's maybe not... not all, not all women. Some women would, you know, just be like, 'Well, that man is not, you know, the direction I'm going. I'm gone.' Like, you know. No, I think you will fall in line. I think, I think you will. And you..."

"This is a lot of guys tell me, they're like, 'Oh, you can't deal with black girls. They got a bad attitude. They masculine.'"

"Yeah."

"And then they'll be like, 'But white girls are follow your program.' And..."

"Yeah."

"Here's the truth of it."

"Yeah."

"'Cause I know."

"Please."

"The truth is that women are women."

"And the difference is with black girls, you get your problems on the front end, right? With white girls, you get your problems on the back end. And your approach is different. It's aggressive versus passive aggressive. For example, white women get a little bit more clever with it. Say we just have a delicious meal, right? Doesn't even matter where the meal came from. Time to wash those dishes. Let's say you cook the meal, right? And by the way, you're representing the black female right now. So, you cook the meal. And you over here, you grew up, and for some strange reason, you think we're equal. And so you're like, 'Hey, you know, I cooked. Why don't you do the dishes?' You're straightforward, aggressive with it. 'Why don't you do the dishes?' Now, me being me, I look at you like, 'You out your mind.' That's not gonna happen. That's your job. Now, here's the thing. Snowflake over here, right? So, we got Snow Bunny 3000. So, uh..."

"Meal gets cooked, and, uh, she cooked the meal. Then after that, and maybe I should use you for camera purposes. So, you'll be our honorary white woman right now. So, white woman right here, she cooks the meal. We just finished eating, and she wants me to clean the dishes. She's not going to say like you said, which like, 'Hey, why don't you clean the dishes?' You know, she's going to say, she's gonna hit me with this. 'Well, you know, since I cooked, you know, do you think it'd be all right if you, you clean the dishes since I, you know, did the first part?'"

"Trying to like kind of like persuade and like be a little low-key with it, right?"

"Same outcome, same thing they're seeking. You see the difference? You believe that? Does that seem..."

"That's what I was saying. I want to just go out there. 'Oh, clean the dish.'"

"But here's the crazy thing. In both cases, I'm going to say hell no. In both cases, hell no. Yo, just like you can cook, you can also clean. Um, but the difference is that I got my problems on the front end. The problems are a little bit more on the back end, right? Aggressive, passive aggressive, but they're both problematic because they're women, and women are the same. And a P says this. They say white girls will let you on. Black girls will make you."

"But here's the thing. Here's the thing. I'mma put down that regardless. You're gonna fall in game. You're going to fall in line regardless 'cause you're both females."

"Okay, but what do you mean, 'following game'? Like, what is the game? 'Cause I may fall in it, but what is it?"

"No. No. Follow."

"Follow. Okay. Follow. Like what? Whatever you say, or like, I'm just trying to like..."

"That's a good point 'cause it's like the name of the game is Simon Says. And guess who's Simon?"

"Not true."

"Exactly. Simon's a male name, right? Right."

"Yeah. Simon Says. That's right. So, you lose the game when you stop following Simon."

"And you're going to follow. You just like to put up a front. That's the thing."

"No, I like, it's, it's about respect for me. That's all it is. Right. So, it's like if you expect me to follow without questioning anything, and it's like I always have questions, and I'm not going to sit there."

"You always have questions."

"Everything that has to do with me. Why? What are we doing it for? Why are we going there? What is the purpose? How is it going to benefit me?"

"Oh, Sarah, are you with that? Yes, they are in certain situations."

"I don't even want to answer that. I'm on like a whole different page."

"Sarah is sick right now."

"I'm on like a whole different page right now."

"Sarah's like not even here right now. I thought she was..."

"A whole different page. That's why I said..."

"What's your page?"

"Just quick sidebar."

"Honestly, from the, from the top, you know..."

"I, I clean as I cook. So, that, that's not even really a diss."

"Sarah got a cheat code in this."

"I'm like, that's like, I'm on a whole different thing."

"Cheat code. Yeah."

"So, I, I clean as I cook. So, like, that's like kind of relative. You know, I will say there are times, you know, in a relationship, as you probably heard a million times, there's like 50/50. Sometimes we'll have 80/20. You know, maybe there's sometimes I don't feel like doing the dishes, but I mean, for the most part, I clean as I cook."

"Got you. Well, I appreciate that, Sarah."

"That's why I was like, 'I'm on a whole different page.' Do you get in the bed with your shoes on?"

"Absolutely not."

"Do you have a dog?"

"I have two."

"Amazing."

"Yep."

"We're done here."

"Yeah, we're done here. Uh, you caught up."

"Uh, shout out to Tony. He writes their outfit. Oh..."

"Didn't we already?"

"Y'all just trying to shout out. He writes, 'In my 20s, I'd run game where a chick would show her tattoos, knowing that certain places she'd show me meant she was a go. She was on go.' She wants everyone to see a tattoo on her throat or the streets. Pieces of Saints. Now, we don't have to attack him, but why do you think that they're claiming? We, we don't know. You could possibly not be for the streets. It's poss... It's not likely, but it's possible that you're not for the streets."

"It is likely, but okay. It's possible."

"Very possible."

"It's unlikely, but it's possible."

"Very likely."

"So, with it being possible, and you saying you're not from the streets, why do you think that this gentleman is saying that you're from the streets? Like, why, why is that? Can you at least at any level empathize and understand his perspective?"

"Can I empathize or understand his perspective? No. Because I don't look at people and assume things about them without talking to them. So, I can't..."

"I just feel like people are weird because like you don't know. Get that closer. I just feel like people are weird because you don't know us just because what we wear is like, you don't know why we wore it. You don't know what makes us, you know. I just feel like people are weird."

"Don't judge. That's a good point. Don't judge nobody without talking to us."

"Have you ever seen a basketball game before?"

"Yeah."

"Okay. Say you were at a basketball game and you saw a guy wearing a striped shirt, vertical stripes, like black and white stripes. Um, so he's wearing a black and white striped shirt. What would you think he is at the basketball game?"

"Somebody coach."

"A coach. Yeah, something like that."

"An umpire."

"A referee. An umpire. A referee."

"You think he's a referee. Thank you. So, you think he's a referee 'cause he's wearing a black and white shirt, right?"

"Because what you wear sometimes tells us who you are..."

"But you can't judge a book by..."

"If you were at a basketball game and somebody's wearing a basketball jersey, would you think he's the water boy, or would you think he might be a player in the game?"

"Or he may be a fan, but he could be a..."

"Yeah."

"Can I say something? The challenge here is that you're smart enough to have been able to empathize with that man when he said what he said. I didn't ask you to tell me what you think. I asked you to try to understand what he thinks. And that's the problem. You can understand because you're not dumb. You might be unruly and disrespectful and masculine. But you ain't dumb. You didn't disrespect me. You didn't disrespect me."

"Very smart. Yeah. How you call..."

"I said you may."

"Oh, you didn't say that. I said you may. But okay. Thank you for..."

"I absolutely did say, I absolutely did say that. And mind you, mind you, I'm probably two, three times smarter than anybody you ever talk to. I remember what I said."

"You're assuming."

"No, I know. I remember what I said. You forgot what you said earlier. I'm listening to myself, and I'm listening to you."

"Okay."

"When you're dealing with somebody this sharp, you get cut. Pay attention here."

"So, number one, the fact of the matter is, I asked you to get outside of what you feel and what you think and consider someone else. Narcissism keeps us self-focused, self-absorbed. And you're smart enough to say, 'Oh, I get it. He might have thought this because,' but you refused."

"No, no, no. It's just because I, I wouldn't sympathize with anything I feel is stupid 'cause it's like for you to assume just because I have tattoos on my throat, it's just, that's what I want to ask him, like, what do you think I am? Like, do you THINK..."

"HE ALREADY TOLD YOU A THOUGHT LIKE YOU AIN'T read. I just read the comments."

"What do the tattoos give? Like, do it be like, does it give like out there on the street? Do..."

"This could be a real meme, you know, and you're just saying this like grandma."

"Okay, fair enough. Fair. You got to throw, you got a throat tattoo, baby. What? What does that one say?"

"It says 'one of none' 'cause I'm very rare."

"One like one of."

"All right, hold on one second. 'One of none.' Now, I know mathematics. And are any of y'all, did any of you guys do well in school?"

"Yes, absolutely."

"Okay, cool."

"'One of none.' When you say 'of,' if you had a fraction, where would that number go? The number that comes after the 'of,' where would it go on a fraction? Would it be the top number or the bottom number?"

"The top. The bottom."

"Y'all said the top, and then y'all the bottom. I ain't [__] with y'all no more. Shout out to Caleb. Shout out to Caleb, writes, 'Ratings starting at Miss I don't need no man. I'm crying.'"

"I think that's you."

"I do, too."

"I think that's you. Okay. Um, six six eight thug nasty 7.5. 30-year-old. God damn it. Uh, 6.5. Disrespectful. Ann Marie seven. Eight. His ratings were overall a lot higher. Well, at least he wasn't being a body."

"Can I, can I say something, though, on that comment? Because I'm not going to lie. The last podcast that literally, that we just had, I came in the same way as you. I'm like, 'Yo, my tattoos don't mean nothing. This is art.' Like, every single tattoo is written down in a journal. There was a lady that sat right next to Marquette, and she was sitting in that chair. She was a bit older than the rest of us here. And the way she explained it to me was like, 'Let's be real. If you're a woman and you walk into a full room of women with a blank canvas, nothing on their skin, everybody's going to look at you some sort of way, just, just based off of their perception, granted, not knowing you or anything like that. They're, they're going to look at you a certain way, whether you want them to or not.' And honestly, that's what kind of made me take a step back, and I was like, 'Oh, okay. Maybe I see where you're coming from.' Because at first, I'm like, 'No, like I'm not no thug. How does my art make me look...'"

"You are a thug."

"Look like a thug to pay.' But it's like when you're secure in yourself, you wouldn't care about the looks."

"No, it's not even about, it's not even about caring. It's just, it's how you're perceived regardless whether you want to be perceived like that or not."

"It's not your business."

"I agree. But I'm just letting you know that that's how the world is going to look."

"I know you. It's nothing wrong with caring, but you, you start lying when you say you don't care 'cause the way we know you care is 'cause you're fighting it so hard. You're fighting."

"I love talking about stuff. I... No. No. I love talking about stuff. I'd love to give you a chance, give you a pin button, and then when I walk out here, I won't care what you said. It's going to go in my life."

"Women are the most sensitive creatures on earth, and you all care. That's a lie. You all care. You could say you don't care, but I know you care. And here's the other thing. If someone's like, 'Marquette, you a fat black ball head b...'"

"If someone told me that, um, I'll probably start laughing because that's hella funny. But I like whatever they say to me, I actually don't care because I'm an insensitive man, like genetically damned. Like my father's very insensitive."

"So, you don't think women can be insensitive?"

"When they're sociopaths? Yes. Absolutely."

"She has to be a sociopath."

"Yes. She has to be a sociopath. And I'll tell you why. For example, no, it's not self-confidence. It's path. It's psychopathy. For example, when a man has a child, men run off on their kids. Yeah, they do. Do women run off on their kids at the same rate?"

"Not the same rate. No."

"Not at the same rate. Why? Because they're more caring, loving, sensitive, and there's oxytocin."

"We're women. We're nurturers. And who said that, baby?"

"Go ahead. What?"

"We're women. We're nurturers. That's how we were born on this earth. Whether we want to or not, that runs in our blood. We can't help but to care for people. We're women."

"But when something goes against you, that's when you can just, 'I don't care no more.'"

"I do agree. But like, like I said, I think it takes us a lot more..."

"Because we just, because you're, you're not like that. But it's like once they show you like that's how you got to be, or you're going to get treated on you, trauma."

"Okay, you're right."

"Trauma leads to drama."

"Okay, you could be right. You could be right."

"Yes. You experience too much trauma, and that's why you're all drama. And dig this. I tell people all the time, like, keep these females in the house. When they're in the streets, they get scuffed up and scarred up. Because here's the thing with a man: if they have a lot of experience, they become wise. With a woman, if she has a lot of experience, she becomes scarred. No, it's called up on game."

"Traumatized. No, you're not up on game. No, it is. It is. You're not up on game."

"You think all this is trauma, but it's like I'm just, I'm just making sure I'm, I'm not letting you do whatever you think. You know, you can, you want to, if I deem it bad, you know? So, it's like how you say you love men, love to use women for their body. I'm going to make sure I don't... No. No. Well, men do. I'm gonna make sure I don't let that happen. How men, they said, 'I'm, I'mma put down this week,' or 'I'm whatever you said.' I'm make, how you said you're going to make sure they follow in line. That's exactly what you said is what you said. I'm gonna make sure is that if I, if I want to fall in line, then I'm not going to sit there. But if it's something that I deem disrespectful, like, what do you mean, 'I'm gonna fall in line'?"

"Like you trying to be a thorn, but it's like whatever you mean, 'falling in love.' Like I deem that disrespectful or embarrassing on my part, I'mma express it."

"You have a lot of... continue to... it's not ego. It's called, it's called self, um..."

"You have, you have a man's pride."

"Respect. You have a man's pride."

"It's like I give myself, I hold myself at a certain standard, and no matter what you say or do, I won't, you know, I won't go with it. I won't be like, 'Okay, well, I don't...'"

"Who, what guy do you think guys want that?"

"I don't care what a guy wants because I'm not, I don't want a guy who doesn't want me. I'm not gonna force nobody to like me."

"Uh, hit me."

"Uh, shout out to Major Mind. So, he writes, 'There's no such thing as a woman with masculine energy. You're just broken love. Sorry to break it to you. Goodness. Jesus Christ.'"

"Uh, shout out to It's Vic. He writes, 'Saint, I want you to keep winning. Your A cam is at a great white balance.'"

"This is my A cam, I'm assuming. Fantastic. These people are sophisticated. Uh, double check the others to help the quality in between cuts. All love. I appreciate that. That's a real one. He means it. Shout out to Podcast Agent. He writes, 'Peace to the saints.'"

"Uh, do you, do I have your blessing to react to some of your content via YouTube and tag your YouTube channel and leave a link to the original video? Absolutely. We appreciate that. Wishing you much success."

"Blessings."

"Shout out to Chad. Chad comes right back. He writes, 'She can't wait three months to get to nobody with Bad Willie, but I forgot about that part. She can't wait three months to get to know Buddy with Bad Willie, but going to wait two months for Chad with the candy muscle.'"

"Okay. But no, it's, it's not, I'm not waiting for it. I'm waiting. No, I'm not waiting to have... Obviously, I'm not sitting there like, 'Okay, well, I'm not going to have three months.' It's like, I want to get to know you. I want to make sure I'm actually interested in you. I want to make sure that it's not your objective to be here. Do you use a vibrator?"

"No."

"Have you ever used one?"

"No. I can get it anytime I want to. You know, it's... No, it's not needed."

"Yeah."

"Oh, we, we making them wait three months, but then it's like I can quit whenever I want."

"If I have respect for myself. I don't, I don't need..."

"I can't. I've been, I've been three, three years without."

"Oh, wait. You're three YEARS CELIBATE. CATE. Oh, we got another celibate one. I love it. They always listen. There's, there's certain situations where I know somebody that's been through it. If I meet, like, for example, I don't, I don't drink alcohol. Right. Right. But the thing is, I've never drank alcohol. Right. But most people I meet when they're like, 'Oh, I don't drink alcohol,' I'm like, 'Oh, okay. That's what's up.' And they're like, 'Yeah, 'cause I used to have a problem.' Like, 'Whoa.' You know, it's like, 'Oh, someone went super left.' And then that's why they now are abstaining, right? You see, you see how I'm going with that. I see what you're saying. I like you, baby. Shout out to Chung. He writes, 'Men don't take the sisters seriously because of the throat tattoos and colored hair.'"

"Jade also has that Valency Thug."

"She does. Like, for real. But shout out to Thug 'cause both of you are actually some cool females."

"Very cool."

"Yeah. No, y'all are both some cool females. It's just that you really got to be broken in. I ain't got time like that. I'm sure y'all find some of these, these characters out there. They got time. I ain't got time. But y'all are some cool females, though. And, and Thug, you're a fast learner. You are a fast learner, Thug, I'm very impressed."

"Can I say something?"

"Sure."

"Um, this was something you guys had mentioned earlier, and I wanted to, to bring it up because it kind of hit my memory again."

"Um, when someone had asked a question based off of something about how you guys look or something, I guess, with the face tattoos, trying to say that you guys looked a certain way..."

"I'mma be honest with you, there was a lady, uh, the lady who was actually sitting next to the lady, and she was from Kenya, I believe, right? Correct me if I'm wrong."

"Sagal, but go ahead."

"Senegal, excuse me. Um, and mind you, she had a tight, tight, tight little, you know, sundress thing on, but I think the way she carried herself, the way she spoke, she like..."

"There was not one single comment, not one single person in the comments that was like, 'Oh yeah, she's trying to do too much,' or 'Look at the way she...' It was the way she carried herself. Not even necessarily what you have on. So, I think people online are going based off of like what you're saying, the response to the questions and, you know, the, the faces you make, body language, every... Pay attention to that because even her, she skin tight. I mean, she probably had the less clothing on than anyone else in the room. But the way she carried herself was so respectful that no one would even like sit there for a second and even try to question her about..."

"Anything like that. It's just like back again to what I was saying, you know, everybody's different. She reminds me of all she carries herself a certain way."

"She's sitting in the same seat. That seat is evil."

"No, no, no. 'Cause like you said, she carries herself a certain... Throw that chair away."

"Women or men may, uh, associate with that with being, you know, more, um, how you say, having self-respect, whatever it may be. But just because I carry myself this way doesn't... My thing is, I'm not going to that this may be who she really is, you know, quiet all, but I'm not, you know, and I'm not going to sit here and pretend. I'm not going to sit here and shut my mouth and let's..."

"But also, you can't be mad at what people, you know, think of you for that."

"I'm not mad. I, I... That's why I say I love talking to people. I take your opinion into consideration. If I find it stupid, I'm not going to sit there and be like, 'Well, I understand. I'mma give you that.' But it's like everything's up for debate. We can talk about it. But there's certain things like my clothes, what I, the way I act, the way I put tattoos on my skin. It's like I'm not going to negotiate with theology. No matter what you say, honestly, it's not going to change. You know, as you grow up, it may change, but at this point, no. You know, I feel like for the people, I'm gonna have to just pipe her down so that she could like behave and just be a normal person in society instead of like that. I'm gonna do it for the people. I don't even want to, I'm doing it for the people."

"He's not."

"Shout out to, shout out to Rapnick."

"Rapnick writes, 'Saint, with all due respect, I'd love to hear from the other ladies. White-haired Chick... White Chick is too unruly for me. The man has had enough. Okay, we're going to carry on. Carry on. Hit me with that next one.'"

"I'm like, 'What have I said?'"

"Nah. Nah. You white. She white hair."

"You ain't said a damn thing. None of the above. 101 rights."

"Troll mod. Master troll mode activated. What's the story behind the tattoos, ladies? Tats on the throat. What's going on here? MDB, if you get a panel with no visible tats, I owe a baller alert. Pieces. That would be hard as hell in 2024. That's damn near impossible in 2024. Uh, anyways, EA, what's the story on the, the throat tats?"

"Well, the middle minds, it's like, you know, in, in Indian culture, I'm not..."

"[__] Give me the, give me the short version."

"Yeah. Okay. It's basically like, it's, it's showing that, you know, you've lost somebody. They're going to the other side. So, it's like a feather going up into like birds, you know, to the afterlife."

"That does actually look cool."

"Yeah. Thank you."

"Yeah. For now, that she got a spider on the side of her neck. Uh, that to me, um, that's when I like, I looked at the feather. I was like, 'Oh, that's so cute. That's so cute.' And then I saw like a black widow on the side of, 'What the is wrong with Shorty right here?' Uh, but anyways, uh, can we get a, can we get a drip? Can, can we get a 360 from you? Little sweet Ting right here in the pink."

"That was really quick. Like I didn't even get to savor this."

"I can't. Can I savor?"

"Lord, Lord have mercy."

"Back, and I ain't summon it. Lord have mercy. Um, anyways, little sweet T. You the quiet one 'cause she's been talking too much your whole life, huh? You like, 'God damn it, sis. You've been talking my whole life.'"

"Number five, though."

"Um, your neck, uh, your throat tat. Um, you said because you're one of a kind."

"Yeah, I take it serious, and I just wanted it in that place."

"And then you got the face tattoo to keep it real. G-stir. Uh, let me see this face tat. Okay. Did you catch a body?"

"No."

"You didn't catch? You ain't caught no bodies."

"No."

"You're right. We can't even talk about that on camera. I don't want to go like Officer DJ Vlad on you. Um, but you got the face tag. You knew that was the next level, though. You knew that, right?"

"Okay."

"I mean, it is a teardrop in Chinese."

"Oh, is it? It says teardrop in Chinese."

"No, it's a teardrop in Chinese."

"I listen."

"I know, girl. I know what that is. Stupid."

"Go ahead. Thug. Thug. Give us talk, talk that thuggonomics."

"I, I get it. It may not mean that to you, but to society, babes, we all know what a teardrop means. You caught a body. And I'm not talking about having..."

"That's why I got it in Chinese. People don't really know it besides me, you know?"

"Okay."

"But that's what I'm saying. Even..."

"Listen, I like me a little thug loving every now and then. You know what I'm saying? 'Cause for real, I like me a female that'll kill for me. You know what I'm saying? I'm do..."

"I like. No, I like that."

"But man, play with me. That's something I don't play."

"No, I feel you."

"I don't see you wear your mama."

"That kind of turns me on, though. As long as you direct that out, like I like me to have me a little female that's like a pit bull. You heard me."

"I like that. So, we have a future. Me and you. Her. No."

"I don't want a future with no type. You're not my type."

"We're lying out here."

"I like hair. I got hair."

"Get on him. Get on him. Get him."

"Now look."

"Yeah."

"She got fake hair. Like, I can't get some fake hair, too."

"But if I take this out, baby, it's real hair."

"Like I can get some fake..."

hair, too. But look, my hair is very long naturally.

Look, we from her braid.

No, no, no, no, no. We can't give her no credit for hair as long as she got hair from a horse's in her head.

Let's be real here. Let's be real here.

Listen, listen.

Let's be real here.

As long as we all know it's a hater, you don't got to be a hater. You don't cuz you don't got to lick a hair.

I'm the baldhead lover. You ain't lying. I'm the coldest ballhead brother since Michael Jordan.

What you want in a real way? I don't agree.

But I tell you what, when you come here wearing your hair, I'm going to give you your credit. Carry on.

I don't need credit for you cuz I gave myself my credit.

Shout out to, I know you do give yourself your credit. You know what the crazy thing is? You know, I got...

I did ask you earlier like, "Who are you?" Like, "So why are you so like such a big deal that a guy should want you? Give me like five facts."

I don't, I don't want a guy to want me. You know, if you like...

Oh, I understand now. I understand now that here's, I just figured out, I cracked the code. This is what they do. This is what they do. They say, "I don't want a man," so they don't have to have any qualifications that a man wants.

No, no, no. It's because...

Understood. Got it. Okay. Endless Apex writes, "Bear got two mouths and one ear."

He's talking about you. Carrying on. Carrying on. Uh, shout out to Cam. Two times writes, "Women that don't cook, clean, or give that sloppy toy are always asking where all the good men." Well, all you know, I'm not going to lie. I had one, I had one chick, uh, I think she had like a smaller jaw. Like, I think it was like a medical issue. She ain't give no brain at all. She was a good woman though. But no brain. Can you believe that?

I know. It's crazy. No brain at all. I think her mouth was too small. I don't know. Maybe she's making it up.

She should, should have sent her to the doctor. Yeah. Should have sent her to the doctor.

It was a mouthful though. I could, you know, it's a mouthful. But anyway.

All right. Marquette.

No. I'm telling, I'm about to go get a reduction. It's crazy.

So annoying.

I'm going to the doctor. You're so annoying.

It's not right.

Somebody come get your man.

She got a handicap placard now. Should get good parking. Anyways, writes, "Well, I'll tell you where they are. They just finished eating dinner, relaxing in a clean house, and are about to get a BJ. It's there." Wow. Shout out to uh, Miss Ivy. Shout out to the Lady Saints in a real way. She writes, "Peace to the saints."

Peace to the saints.

I hope you've been doing great, Marquet. As a ladies saying, I feel like all the ladies want to lead, control, and are very focused on looks, not the man.

Yeah, I can't.

I feel they've been raised in a broken home. Men and women equal the same. You ain't never lied. Shout out to the women. You heard me. You heard.

I read a lot of comments on the recent video you posted.

He was right on.

I ain't even post a video posted, but I get your point though. Shout out to Jabrezy. writes, "Here's a great question. Where do these women see their future in the next 10 years?" Well, I can answer that for one woman at least.

You gonna be in jail. But anyways, um...

So suck it.

Who? Suck it. Suck what?

My middle finger. Okay, I got a man. Don't go there.

You nasty, nasty.

That's my man.

Where, where do you see yourself in the next 10 years? If I'm being completely honest, I know I said that I was single, but I would like to work on my relationship with my baby's father. I wouldn't want to find another man and mate again and, you know, go through the whole cycle. Um, like he told me, I'd rather deal with the devil that I know than...

Another one, another demon I don't know.

Um, I feel like because we were young, it took and we had a baby young, uh, it took the best of both of out of us. But, um, with communication, hopefully we'll be able to fix our relationship. Um, I, I want to have a family. I would love for us to, you know, I do the whole cook. I do the whole cleaning. I love being a, a, a wifey type of thing. Um, I love family. I see my mom how happy she is. She is an immigrant from Mexico, so she doesn't have like, um, the average income, but she has her kids. She has her kids that provide for her. She, I see like...

The way her eyes light up every time I bring my baby over or her other babies, and she just, she's like, "That's my happiness. It's my distraction to life." So, I would love to see myself in that type of because at the end of the day when people die, they don't look at all their degrees that they got, all their accomplishments that they got. They think of the people that they love, the people that they're going to leave behind...

Family.

And yeah, that's if 10 years from now, hopefully...

Maybe we'll be on a better path.

This is so nice talking in this direction. It's so nice. It really is. And uh, this is why I'm the mariachi. This is why I'm the mariachi. And where I grew up was all blacks and all Mexicans. And so I grew up in black and Mexican culture. And I'm conservative and Mexicans are traditional, which is conservative, which is why I always say that I appreciate, of course, my foundational black Americans, minus the hair hats, and also my Mexican women because when we're being ourselves, we are traditional people. When we're influenced by liberal white women, then we start getting into all this weird, you know, like all of this. So, the point is, I appreciate what you said and it was right in line with what I said at the beginning, which is like most women are finding their fulfillment through marriage, children, family, and that's a beautiful thing. There's nothing wrong with that. You know what I really like about that is that's the easiest game to win.

Maybe out here trying to become a millionaire. Most won't. But every woman can have kids that'll love her.

They have a man that can love them and have a great happy life, but they want to pursue something that's like a, you'll probably never get, and b, if you get it, you still won't be happy. That's the trick. People don't know.

I appreciate you sharing that. And you know, I, my sincerest hope for you is that your intention to get back with the father of your children, everything works out beautifully. I would love to see that for you.

That is the nicest I've ever heard this man be on any podcast ever.

Yeah. No, I honestly, that's what I recommend. You can check my years of me talking. I always say if you had a baby with a man, your best bet, if he, assuming he doesn't put his hands on you, right, out of anger...

Assuming he doesn't go Ike Turner on you, the best thing you can do is get back with that man and live a happy, healthy life. That's the very best thing. Yes, indeed.

I love that. That's a beautiful thing. And I think you're going to be successful.

For real. I hope so.

In a real way.

Um, okay. So...

So beautiful that way.

We went from THE SAINTS NOW to the center. Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Tell me about this trap house.

Okay. Well, there's no trap house. That's for one. Um, second of all, I have a lot of really high standards for myself. A lot of ambition.

Wait, you said you're unemployed, right?

Currently, yes. Okay.

But I've only been here for two weeks.

And what I'm doing is I am setting myself up for success in the long run.

Anyways, where I see myself in 10 years hopefully is I'm a singer. I'm a model. I'm a bass player. Yes.

You play bass? I do. But I do like...

That's the, that's a string instrument.

Yes.

Okay. All right.

Yes.

Can you hit us with some singing?

No.

Why not? They did it. Our girl last podcast on the spot. She, she, I am going to say last podcast, there's a young lady sitting right there where Sarah is and um, she says she sings and I was like, "Bless some." And Shy was like...

Uh, okay.

And then just started hitting it.

It was great.

But okay. All right. So you're a singer but you don't sing. Fair enough. Carry on.

I do those things like singing and bass playing. I do it all in private until I feel like, which I should put myself out there more, but it is like, I do have horrible stage fright when it comes to putting in 10 years. What else? What else you do?

So I want to be able to be successful in those. I'm hoping to one day be a beless celebrity if it works out that way.

You want to be a celebrity in music?

Yes. Be celebrity in music. Okay. Um, but I really want to focus on social media marketing and doing things on the computer side of things. Maybe cyber security and it because it's really...

No, I'm just tripping though because people often ask me about success...

And I always tell them you need to be very serious about whatever you're pursuing.

Absolutely.

We're in a highly competitive world and you're actually competing against people around the world and in different languages. A lot of people think that like, oh, Drake's the biggest rapper. Like, no, actually it's Bad Bunny and he makes music in Spanish and you don't know cuz you don't speak Spanish, right?

So the amount of competition is extraordinary.

Absolutely.

And so it's like you want to be a, a celebrity in the ways of like singing and bass playing. I was like, "Well, can you sing?" You're like, "No." And I'm just like...

Not yet. Not yet. I'm cooking.

Cooking slaughter. Go ahead. Go ahead. This is simmering and like turn the burner up. God damn. Go ahead though. Okay.

That's something you just got to wait on. Wait on and see till I can put out my best talents. I don't believe it. I ain't going to lie to you. I'm going to keep it a bean with you. That's one thing perfect.

That's one thing you guys can count on. Marquet Devon Burton. He going to keep it a bean. And I'm generally pretty good at predicting things. But...

I don't want to put myself out there and have it.

It's going to be hard as hell to be famous without putting yourself out there. But um, uh, fantastic.

If it's in a situation...

What are you, where are you going to be in 10 years, my lovely little frecklefaced friend?

Um, 10 years. 10 years for sure.

You gonna be 40? That's crazy though, right? Like, good lord...

She's not 30.

She 30 with a 3-0.

Where's your ID? I hope I look like...

Yeah.

But, but she's as you're Asian though, so that...

I am Samoan and Puerto Rican.

Word.

I'm Samoa Rican.

Dang, that's wild. We never guessed that. How are you that small while being Samoan? That's amazing.

That's because I'm Puerto Rican. They bred me to be travel size. They were like, "Ah, you guys are too big. We can't take you nowhere." So then...

I prefer my women not Samoan size though, so I can. Okay.

So in 10 years when you're 40.

Yeah, I got you.

Um, in 10 years...

I know you always be like, or not always be like, but you had presented me for like the streets and whatnot.

Damn.

But...

That was a chat. That wasn't me.

But I'm not for the streets. Actually, to be honest, I really, really want to get married. I really do want to have some kids. I really do want to have that white picket fence, that house. I want to, I want to travel with my love. I want to spend, to be honest, if I could have redid my life...

Uhhuh. This is good.

I would have, I would have had a high school lover. I would have had the, the most basic, basic love story. High school lover...

Stayed with him. Yeah. Well, yeah. Come on, girl. I said like I said...

For fun anyways.

Okay.

Um, so like, yeah, I would have just, you know, had that basic kind of lifestyle. I would have done that. But, you know, we live in a society right now where we promote a lot...

On TV. What do we see?

Yeah.

What do we see? Like, you're talking to us like we're, we're programmed. Like, we're not choosing. We are technically not, are not choosing who we are. We got delivered into this, into this scene by, you know, but so then there's so many things for us to choose. I mean, if we could choose our avatar, why would we want our avatar to look plain? Why wouldn't we want to just spice up our avatar? And then that's not for us to like be judged. It's for, it's no...

Judgement. Women love judging, but they don't want to be judged. That's amazing. Um, so you said if you could do it again, do you think that you've engaged in, in more evil than you would have, like if you could reduce the amount of...?

I think I could have did more evil.

Of course you could have. No, I believe you thousand percent.

I believe you. But I'm saying if you could go back and have done less evil, do you think you'd be in a better position today?

No. I literally, I, I literally was such a good girl. Like my mom was so mean like growing up, but I swear like I...

So you did everything right and you're single at 30 with no kids.

Um, yes, because...

I just want to repeat that. I want to repeat that. You did everything right and you're single at 30 with no kids.

I don't think that I, I don't think that I did everything right, but I did come from an abusive family household.

Okay. And then when I left that household, like I got, I've, I've moved around 18 times in my life. You know what I mean? So like I moved back and forth from Vegas four times. So like I've went home and got kicked out of my home. I got kicked out of other places.

Do you think you can accept a man's lead?

I, oh, 100%.

Yeah. Do you seek that? Do you seek the lead?

I seek, um, okay. So like, like I said when it comes to like being whoever that per, other person is, whether the straight, it's like, it's just that person, like it's our bond.

Okay, we're, we're, we're too lost here. Okay, that was amazing. Uh, thank you for that. Thank you for that.

It's just a bond thing.

Sarah, uh, I don't know if you're with us here, but if you are with us...

If you are with us and you want to answer this and if you don't feel free, we, we'll carry on per tradition. Uh, where do you see yourself in 10 years? Uh, I definitely see myself owning my own salon. That's like my main goal. I want to create generational wealth within my family because it's never been a thing.

Okay. Been watching Instagram.

I want to be like the first one to do that for sure.

Okay. That's not a white story.

I want to be married, have kids. You know, I've lived a crazy life. I believe every bit of that.

Yeah. I've definitely settled down in the last year and a half.

Um, so that's my main goal is to definitely settle down with a man and kind of, uh, start that journey. It's amazing.

Yeah.

Do you...

My whole life...

Would you say that you've been in the streets?

Oh, absolut freaking lutely. Yeah.

And Sarah, I appreciate that because a lot of women will say that they haven't been in the streets and they have.

Yeah. No.

And we know they have. And when you, when they look us in our eyes and say they haven't been in the streets, most guys because they want to smash, they'll look you dead in your eyes when you say you haven't been in the streets.

Switch this damn camera. Thank you. They'll look you dead in your eyes.

Look at me.

When you say you haven't been in the streets and we know you've been in the streets and we'll like...

And we'll be like, "I know you haven't been in the streets." And then when you tell us like you gonna make a guy wait three months to hit, we're gonna be like, "Of course you, you wait, make a guy wait three months." And we're going to go along with the BS knowing the kind of character you are to get what we want. Because as soon as you started lying to us and we knew you were lying, then you went from possibly being a main piece to forever dying as a side piece, right?

And I appreciate you being real because then I could at least trust that maybe you've gotten past that.

I've gotten way past it. Yeah.

Way past it. In my life, I used to be a completely different person, you know? Damn.

Completely different person.

I'm very honest about my past. That's why I kind of came off as a little wo, you know, but in the last year and a half slash two years, I've completely changed as a person. For sure.

I like that, Sarah. And what I really remind people of is what you went through has added value to you in many ways. It might give you skills, education, toughness, and being that you've been in them streets, I know that the brain game is tremendo right now. And you can apply that to good instead of evil.

Yes.

That's a beautiful thing.

Yeah.

Now, my uh, hair and hooligan...

May I really, before we switch over really quick, I do want to uh, just say thank you for having me. I do.

Yes. Yes. And she told us in advance. I appreciate that. To say thank you for having me and I very greatly appreciate being here. So...

You trill as hell. I like you.

I want to come back. You should come back to me.

Absolutely.

I just wanted to, I appreciate that.

Yes. So um, Jake, bye.

And them bitties look good, too. As soon...

As the light hit them, they started looking better. That was beautiful.

I got you. Okay.

Now to um, our haired hooligan. These are bundles. Okay. This is not a wig. It's a sew in.

It's a sew in.

So, it's not my hair. Yes. But it's a sew in. Not a wig. I can't just pull this off at night and put it back on. That don't happen.

You know what the, let's, can we talk about wigs for a little bit?

Yeah.

If you want.

Can we? All right. Let's talk about wigs. We need to talk about wigs just for a moment.

I actually...

All right.

Who said they love wigs?

Wigs.

Oh, you love wigs.

I love them.

I wore one last time.

You look like the type to have a little bit of hair down there. Do you got a little something down there right now? It's not completely bald.

It's completely bald.

Uh-uh.

Damn, you got me. Okay, but check this out. Let's talk about wigs. So...

Why he asking you that?

No. No. The trippy thing about wigs is...

What you ain't none of your business, boy.

Can you get out my business, dog?

No, I'm in your business.

Can you get out my business?

Damn. Get out my business.

Yo, good lord. This man a freak. Everybody listen and a freak.

Somebody get him.

Yo. Okay.

What about you? You got a little bit of hair down there.

YOU GOT HAIR DOWN.

YOU GOT A LITTLE BIT going on.

Jay, what, what you weigh? Like a buck 15?

What? I weigh?

Yeah, you weigh like a buck.

We a like you pay me a weight. Then she trying to get paid. Trying to get paid. I stepped on the scale. I, I weigh about...

Yeah, I didn't 15 yet.

115.

Hey, take a guess. Go around. Go around.

You see how good I was?

You did this the last podcast and you was right. So, go around.

Okay. No, we, we talking about wigs right now.

You and these wigs.

No, we talking about wigs.

All right. So, trip on this. Let's talk about it. And mind you. All right. So, let's talk about wigs. So...

One, you got some chicks that when you smacking it down, they be like, like I've even had them like gather their hair up together and then just like, like just so you could just grab it, you me, and just max them out like they need that in their life. You know what I'm talking about, right, Jade? Carrying on. So, the point is, you know, you got those and you might even start getting used to that and you might start just taking liberties, right? And I would just hate to just grab what would come out. So you telling me that sewed into your head good enough to where I, I grab it and your whole head is about to jerk back...

Or is it coming out?

No, it'll, my head will go back.

It's standing there. Okay, that's amazing. But you, but you would prefer that I don't grab that bug though, right?

Of course. No. Fair enough.

Unless you could pay to put it back.

And we really, we got to talk about wigs right now because I think it's a mystery for a lot of people, especially Caucasians. Uh, it's a mystery for some black men. Like my mom didn't wear wigs. She'll get braided up every now and then. She ain't do colors, but she'll get braided up every now and then. Uh, you know, and then she'll have locks every now and then, too. So, I don't know a lot about wigs, but I want to talk about wigs because I love black women.

So, with the wig, you have it sewn in. How long does a wig stay in there?

It's not a wig. It's a sew in. They're bunny.

So, it's different. They're all different.

Different timings. Different timings.

And actually, I, I need to make a correction. I don't want to say black women because wigs are not a black women thing.

Everybody wears them.

It's not a black women thing. It's become, it's become one, but it need not be. But you said it's a sew in.

Wig, but that's fine. You call it a sew in.

Those are two different things.

Well, the wig is the one that can come off.

A wig is what I wore. That's what you put. Okay. That you could literally...

Oh, you had a wig last time.

Yes. I literally...

I literally should have kept that.

Oh, cuz you had a hat on, didn't you?

Yes. I told you I came.

YOU PUT A HAT ON A HAT.

YOU SAID I CAME FROM A 12 HOUR. I CAME FROM 12 HOURS of work.

A wig is a hat.

A wig is a hat and she didn't put a hat on a hat. That's crazy.

A hair hated hooligan. What are you over for?

But she, she said that to you like you got a wig on.

You got your hair wig on. Okay. That's how I feel.

But for real though, so the sew in as you call it, how long does that stay sewn in? Um, for me personally, three months max.

Okay, cool. I like how you said that, like that was like the clean version of it. Like chicks be wearing them longer. That's amazing. And the reason I asked that is because cleanliness is important. I expect the woman to be cleaner than I'm reasonably clean. You know, I'm, I think I'm well above average. And shout out to my brother Jabrezy, very clean gentleman. Shout out to Zudor, very clean gentleman. Uh, you know, I've traveled with both of them. I haven't traveled with Sububai, but you know, I assume that you know, birds of feather flock together, right? So...

And I'm bald head and I even be like, do travel together.

Check this out. You know what's crazy? I actually used to use shampoo on my bald head cuz when I start...

You washing yourself.

No, it was crazy because when you transition, right, and I know you like to transition, when you transition...

You like, you're like programmed, right? So, I had like shaved all my hair off and I've been buying shampoo my whole life. So I just like, I switched from the body wash to the shampoo when it's time to hit the scalp.

And then one day a female was in my shower and she was like...

Hit it too.

She was like, "Who is this girl been at your house with this shampoo?" I was like, "Shorty, that's my shampoo. That's not even girl shampoo. Girl shampoo be having all kind of like enrichment in like that's the basics. Like that's my shampoo."

You wouldn't use anything for your scalp. You would use like straight shampoo knowing you're bald with no hair.

Well, that's what she told me. She was like, "You don't need shampoo." And I've been saving a bundle ever since. I've been saving a tremendous amount of money.

Anyways, I say that to say this, my hair had it hooligan friend...

That...

If you have a, a, if you have a sew in for three months...

Does that mean that you have not washed your hair in three months?

Yeah.

My real hair. Yes, that's what it means.

You washed the fake hair?

Yes.

It got crazy.

It's human hair.

That is amazing.

It's human hair, right?

Okay. So, I'm able to...

Now, it might sound...

Now, number one, I want to let you know I love your attitude and how civil you are. And right now, you're being a credit to foundational black American women. And I want to acknowledge you for that because we often want to put them on blast and say they're ratchet and disruptive and unruly and mean and masculine.

Oh my god.

We often SAY THAT. POINTING AT HER is...

Oh.

We often say that.

We often say that, but I want to shout you out. Uh, little, little coffee complexion because you have a great attitude and you're being civil and I could tell that you're, you're a woman who can be effective in a relationship because I'm saying some wild stuff right now and you're rolling with it and you're not...

Getting unnecessarily turned up. Even though I said you, you dirty ballhead some, I'm messing with y'all messing with this, shut up one time.

No, on a serious note, she's a queen.

Yeah. On a serious note, you actually, were you teasing me or you really washed the wig?

I really washed the bundles. Yes.

That's crazy. And, okay. And then you said it's human hair.

Yes.

Meaning like another human's hair.

Um, we're really from...

Uh, it could be a human or it could come from a horse's tail. I guess the only thing worse than wearing another person's hair is wearing hair from a horse's ass.

I guess that's the only thing because it's a different species. We didn't, not only did we cross species, right?

Not only did we cross species, we didn't took it out as butt, right? And like who wants to wear butt hair...

From the back, too, right? Like that's butt hair. That's crazy.

That's what it is, I guess. But it's like, it's clean. Like it's washed.

You wear butt hair or you wear human hair?

I wear human hair.

Okay. So, don't play with me then.

Your mama wore it.

Don't play with me then. Don't play with me then. But and it ain't cheap.

That's the crazy part at all.

That's the crazy part. Like it's not cheap.

So I find it strange. I must concede that to where the other like skins or body parts of another human. Like I know there's things we normalize that are maybe not normal, but because people do it, we start to accept it, right? Like for example, you see the LGBTQ, they'll have their parades and they'll be like half naked and there'll be kids around...

And people accept and I'll be looking at like, like what? There's a eight-year-old kid right there and broke this grown man is walking around in a g-string. Can I arrest you?

No. But...

Similarly, we got the...

We got the, we're wearing another human's hair. Like aside from the fact that you're currently wearing another human's hair on your head.

Uhhuh.

When you really think about it, is that strange?

Um, probably not because it's so normalized. So to me, no. Because it's so normalized and it's really just like it's...

It's just hair. Everything has hair.

As long as it was cleaned...

I'mma put these bundles in, you know.

That's crazy. Yeah.

That's great.

That's right.

Okay, now here's my second question.

And I appreciate your answer and I accept your answer. I do accept that you believe that is normal.

Um, it is.

Now, if I take it one step further and that you're a black woman...

Okay.

But you're wearing the hair of a woman who's not a black woman.

How do you know that?

Yeah. I'm not sure though like if this person's hair like was not, you know.

Okay. Who said, "How do you know that?" Was that you, Thug? I did. That was you, Thug. Okay.

You got to understand, we could buy curly wigs. How you a white woman?

So, did, I didn't say white woman. I said a woman who's not a black woman. Listening is fundamental. Listening is fundamental. She could be Samoan. She could be Puerto Rican.

Well, right. She could be Mexican.

Samoans and Puerto Rican have a certain texture in their hair. That wouldn't be straight hair. So, that's why I'm asking you why you said what you said.

How do you know that straight hair?

Not a black woman. I'll tell you why. Have you been to the continent of Africa?

No, I have not. You've never traveled any countries in Africa?

No, I have.

I have not been outside America.

Okay. I have been. So, oh, there's actually a map right there behind you. And on that map, you can see a number of pens. And those are pins for the places, the countries I visited.

I didn't put them all in because I got tired of putting them in. It was a bit boring. I'll put the rest in later when I finish.

That for your cocky ass.

Um, not cocky, just the facts here.

Continue. I say that to say I've been to where black people originate. I've seen the blackest of black people that are so pure black it's not even black anymore. It's almost purple. Beautiful even tone people, tall sudanic black people. I've seen all of the variety of, of the black race. Zero of them have that hair. So, when I as an experienced man say non-black hair, I know for a fact that we're talking about non-black hair because I've actually been there. I didn't have to Google it on the internet. I stomped down on those lands.

I can agree with you to a certain extent, but you also got to understand even a pure black woman can sit there and put up a curler to her hair and make it look a different way. So, to a certain extent...

But that's not what we're talking about. We're talking about a, we, a sewing.

Right. Right. Hey, but so she making up stuff with me right now even as her hair is straight.

Thug, chill real quick. Thug, chill right now. You...

You're talking about you don't know wigs. You trying to speak on wigs. That don't make no sense.

I'm not speaking on wigs. We speaking on sewins. See, she got to catch up. We speaking on sewins.

Wigs now with the sewins. My question was...

My question was, is it strange that it's a nonblack woman's hair that you as a black woman is wearing? Um, if you really think about it, yes, because my hair is not straight. My hair is like the people you've seen and you know, it's not...

Right.

It's not this, right?

So, if you really think about it, yes, I, I, I do, you know...

I like you a lot. I really do. And I remember I met a beautiful woman named Erica in Baltimore. Gorgeous, beautiful black woman such like yourself. And when I met her, she had um, it was her own hair, but it was permed out. It was long and had a lot of body. It was thick. It's quite beautiful. And as I said, I have a three sense Bible. Number one, be yourself. Number two, be good to yourself. And number three, be good to good people. Number one, be yourself. The way you're actually made is exquisite. Black women in particular don't even need any makeup. Your complexion is very even and rich. The color of your lips is a beautiful color. So, you don't actually need any enhancement really. I know for a fact, I've been throughout the entire world. No, we start following after people who are not like us and doing strange things, emulating them. So with Erica, when I met her, she would iron that hair out. And then she started messing with this ism and she realized that be yourself, which is a black woman. From the top of your head to the bottom of your feet, be good to yourself. You use heating treatments on your hair, it damages the hair. Presumably, if you cover over something and it's not able to breathe, it might not be good for it. Similar to makeup being on top of the skin. Be good to yourself. And so in that growth that was led by a man, which is sometimes where it has to come from because she couldn't see herself. You know, you know how many women look in the mirror and they're gorgeous and they cannot see it.

Yes.

A lot. Right.

Yeah.

Yeah. Exactly. So I say that to, I appreciate you answering all my questions. I think you're a very intelligent, reasonable person. And I think you'll do really well in life. And I appreciate you actually, you know, teaching all of us something, including the people watching because the truth is that this stuff is very mysterious and people don't know how you think because I've been around white women and European women as well. And they talk about the black women like they're animals with regards to the hair and when they put on the color.

That's how a lot of black women portray themselves, you know, as animals.

They be tripping. Like, you know, a lot of black girls do trip. You know, that's why a lot of men are say whatever they say about black women or even just society. A black woman is an angry woman.

Angry, you say.

That's usually angry. Angry. Don't come over here though.

Stop. Stop.

A lot of people commented that on the last podcast. Women as animals. What do you mean black women portray themselves as animals?

Yeah.

What do you mean? That's how you...

The way, the way a lot of women, society does that. Okay. So black women, women don't portray themselves as animals. Other women portray black people as...

Well that and like also I feel like black women...

What you said.

No, no, no, no, give her the time.

Some black people, they do portray themselves.

But like what do you mean? Like animals don't get sew in. So like what are you trying to say? Not necessarily. She's not calling you an animal.

No, I'm just saying like you say we portray women. She said you portray yourself. No. You say you portray black women like animals. What do we do? Animal life.

You got naked face tattoos. You walk out into the world...

Animals don't have tattoos like, "Damn, let me stay away. Let me clutch my purse." Simply because you look like animals you're trying to put on other people.

No, I'm saying, I'm saying first off, I look the same way you look. I'm fully tied, too.

Right. So, a white woman going to clutch her purse if I'm by her, too.

What made you say, though?

Because that's, that's how society portrays it. I get it. You may not agree with me.

Let me take a quick pause real quick, ladies. And I'm going to let you all get back to what you're on. Just take a quick pause real quick. And I, I appreciate you all yielding the floor to me. Thank you very much. Um, shout out to Blake. Um, Blake, I got your email. If you would be kind enough to email support@quetism.com, just let her know and she'll get that fixed up for you. He just got conference 1 and two footage, uh, which teaches you about product based business. I advise all of you guys to get your bag together. May I also acknowledge Andre who just got the world's longest hand wraps. Shout out to him. May I also acknowledge Keba who just went to mdblabel.com. He got the MDB label hoodie. He actually got the same one in khaki. So shout out to him. He getting dripped up. May I also acknowledge Johnny. He writes, "Oh," didn't write a damn thing. He just supporting the work. Shout out to the real ones who stand up and pay what they owe. May I also acknowledge, "Oh," he came in again. He writes, "Peace to the Saints."

Peace to the Saints. Intuition. Stay, uh, saints, stay vigilant, stay ruthless.

Period.

Easy. Otherwise, the wicked will use your good nature to their advantage. The wicked...

Will use your good nature to the advantage. Assassin or nothing. May I acknowledge Anthony writes, "Peace to the saints."

Peace to the saints.

Shout out to Endless Apex writes, "Support. Appreciate you." Shout to Quat writes, "Peace to the saints."

Peace to the saints.

May I acknowledge Don comes and supporting the work. Shout out to him. Moderator extraordinaire. SHOUT OUT TO JAYLEN B. HE WRITES, "Peace to the Saints."

Peace to the Saints.

Loving the success of your renewed dating talk show. What did you do differently to make it successful versus the previous dating show you had with Jabri?

Well, I think that one, we're in a different studio setup, and two, I have more of a following since when we first did it, and there's been a lot of virality, uh, in between. So, I think those are the things and shout out to Jabri. He's been instrumental making this show successful as well. One thing you guys might not know about him is beyond being an on camera talent, he's actually a damn wizard with the technology. There's an expensive infrastructure to run a studio. And so, I'm very thankful. He's a great friend. That's why I always encourage you guys to like stay away from ugly people and broke people. Be around good-looking people, people who are well off because they're competent. And he's helped me with a lot of this. Shout out to good friends. Shout out to Carter. He writes. Shout out to Thugnificent and the tarantula neck. God damn. Shout out to Carter. He writer, "Her goofy eye just say mess with a lioness and you get the claws. Man, I love women. They are so adorable." Shout out to Carter. He writes, "Shorty has a black hole tatted on her throat. What does this signify referencing?" Carter writes, "Shout out to quote literally just a girl." end quote. And yeah, for real, shout out to literally just a girl. Now, I also acknowledge Luke, uh, sending in supporting the work. Shout out to the real ones. Um, shout out to Chung comes in supporting the work and he writes, "Balenci beanie on a hair hat. Bro, that was crazy. I didn't know she was scamming like that." They talking about Thug last time. That was crazy. Um, you caught up...

Bro. Slow on the draw over there. Shout out to Rakeley. writes, "Shut tells." Uh, okay. So, I guess he's saying these are the things that make someone a super thought. Um, tats equals, uh, likes pain and touch. Okay. Do you like pain?

Yeah.

You nasty.

I like taking you the one with the tongue ring.

Okay. That don't mean nothing.

The tongue ring don't mean nothing. THE TONGUE RING don't mean nothing.

That's crazy. She said the tongue ring don't mean nothing. No, people take it up.

That's bra. Yeah. Okay. Okay. Um, others, uh, children equals likes it raw. I think he talking to baby girl right there. Is she, uh, Zudor? Do we know she's going to the bathroom or is she out?

Her in empty seat.

Okay. Yeah. Move this quicker, guys. Come on now. Um, anyways, talks about equals casual with agree. Uh, the more you see, the higher the chance. Oh, okay. Okay. A labeled throat as special. One of none is crazy work. Peace of the Saints. Bro is peeling on everybody. God, that man was thorough. You caught up all the way.

All right. Fantastic. Yo, y'all too. Come on, man. Y'all got to feel these quick though, man. Come on, bro.

All right. I'm over, I gotta argue with Shorty, right? You know how much energy that take?

Yeah. I'm trying to learn the ways of the hair hat. You know how much energy that takes the hair out of...

Come on, man. And shorty was wearing a hat on top of a hat last time. That's two levels of deception. She's secretly the ball head lover. It's not me. Anyway, scaring on. All right, so we're all caught up now. Um, back to you. Actually, I think that's, I think I, I feel like fully, I feel sophisticated in the ways of the wig now. You've really enlightened me.

Do you think you'll ever stop wigging?

Stop wigging out.

I do. Yeah, I do. It's not a wig. It's a bun. I don't wear wigs cuz I don't know how to lay them. But...

Wait, you don't know how to lay them?

I don't.

You should have saw the chick that was on the last podcast. Yo, she had the craziest blonde wig on earth. Oh...

Was it laid or no?

I don't know what laid means, but...

Was it laid?

If, if laid means it's good, it was standing up.

So...

If laid is good, it was standing up. It was wide awake.

Okay. So...

Yeah, it was wide awake. No, it wasn't. It looked like it was about to come off. It looked like if she walked too fast, it's gone. It was terrible. Um, but you think you might, you might get out of the weave game?

Um, not like for very long. Like I feel like...

Actually no.

Yeah.

I, I like my hair like this. Like I feel like if I do stop wearing it, it will be for a little bit, but I would go back to it.

Oh, you're just going to let your scalp breathe.

Yeah.

And then you're going straight back to the wigging.

Yeah.

Wow.

Because I like it like this.

You like wigs?

Yes.

Bundles? I do.

What do you like?

Let me ask you now. This is good. This is actually really good. I like where we're at right now. What do you think black men think of wigs?

Hold that mic up, baby, so we can hear you.

They probably think, "Sheesh," I, I wouldn't know because of how normalized it is.

Like now, they might think like it looks good. They might think it's like unnatural, so they don't like it.

We can hear that.

You know?

So, like they might think it really just depends on the man, but some might think it's unnatural and, you know, like they don't want to even deal with that. And some might think like, "Oh, that's cool. You know, I like the different colors." And >> that's fascinating. Let's just take a quick survey real quick. Uh, do we have an extra mic around here? Is there an extra mic sitting around somewhere?

>> Yeah. Right here.

>> Okay. Uh, give that mic to that uh that black brother right there. That black brother.

>> Uh, hello black brother.

>> What's up, man?

>> Um, what do you think of wigs? unnecessary. Um, I like black women's natural hair better. Honestly,

>> you must not be a real black guy. He's black. Give that black brother.

>> Let's get blacker. Excuse me, my black friend. You're gonna have to slide over to make sure you're like, change the camera to the couch camera. All right. Now, this is a All right, we can see you now. All right. This is a black brother right here. Okay. My black brother. Uh, what do you think of wigs?

>> Um, I don't like them at all.

>> Damn.

>> At all.

>> At all.

>> But I think you're a very like beautiful woman.

>> Pretty little thing.

>> I think if you embrace your natural hair,

>> it would enhance your looks tfold.

>> Okay.

>> Okay.

>> Yeah. It'll have me skiing in cuz how tall are you?

>> Um, like 5'7.

>> 57? I thought you was taller than that cuz I was just about to ski in you raw. As soon as you was going to go natural, I was about to ski in you raw, but uh 5'7. I don't know if you're meeting breeding requirements.

>> Uh, give that to the gentleman with the wig. Bro,

>> bro got Bro got a Steve Harvey wheel.

>> Oh, what do I think?

>> Yeah. What do You're black, right?

>> I think.

>> Okay.

>> I'm black.

>> I don't know. People be identifying different nowadays. All right. So, you're a black gentleman. What do you think of wigs?

>> It's a waste of money. And that just let me know they be doing stupid stuff. M.

>> So I just look at it like damn how much you spend on that real hair. You know how much real hair cost?

>> We used to we used to buy a real hair from my production company.

>> Okay.

>> This is expensive. Like just like a to cover like one like section of her head.

>> Oh, those come in sections.

>> The come in sections.

>> Bundles. That's what you meant when you were saying bundles.

>> It's hundreds of dollars per bundle.

>> You know, and it takes multiple.

>> A human hair wig cost like about like a pack or two.

>> A good a good wig. waste the money.

>> That's crazy.

>> Yeah. So, I think they just waste the money.

>> Okay.

>> Yeah.

>> Wow.

>> Well, it turns out that I'm black as well. So, I guess I'll just I'll weigh into this

>> because I'm also black. Yeah. Somebody asked me.

>> Can Can you say Marquet? What do you think of wigs?

>> What do you think of wigs?

>> She ain't even follow.

>> What do you think of wigs?

>> All right. All right. Go ahead, baby.

>> Marquet, what do you think of wigs?

>> I love wigs. I absolutely love wigs. In fact, when I'm stroking a chick out and she's wearing a wig, I snatch the wig off her head, put it on my head, stroke her out, take the wig, throw it across the room onto the dog, let the dog wear the wig for a little bit while I'm showing her. I love wigs. They're very, very useful. If we're having dinner and something spill on the dinner table, I just snatch the wig off her head, clean it up off the dinner table, give her the wig back. I love wigs. I'm ball head as well. If it's ever cold and I forget my beanie, just snatch the wig off, pop the wig back on. I love wigs. In fact, I'm thinking about starting a new product line, wig glue, because I've noticed a lot of wigs be coming off at the wrong time. You feel what I'm saying? So, wig glue. Come and get your wig glue.

>> I like that wig glue. Kind of like igloo, but it's wig glue.

>> You like that?

>> You make the dome on your head

>> and it's Yeah, exactly. You gonna look cold with it, too. You look wig glue.

>> You're like that.

>> You tried it.

>> Yeah. Yeah.

>> No, you tried it.

>> That's crazy. But yeah, I love wigs. I I love wigs. In fact, I'm actually pioneering a new technology so that people who have very because it's good to have like thick like thick hair, like hair with good body, right? So people who have thick armpit hair, we're also going to transplant the armpit hair.

>> Right. Exactly. So people could do their edges with it. They do the edges.

>> They got they got edge tattoos and everything for all them people out there. Take Yes. It's a tattoo thing. I threw it on.

>> Put water on it and that's what it is.

>> That's not mine. But

>> but true story. You You really thought men like wigs in in real life?

>> Yes.

>> That's extraordinary because um uh one, two, three, four. Uh none of us like wigs at all. I've never met a guy who was like, "Man, I saw this shorty." You hear me?

>> I look at her. The wig on shorty WAS CRAZY. FORGET THE BODY. Forget her face. The wig was extraordinary. Like I've never heard that. Was that I actually I used to be engaged at one point.

>> You used to be engaged.

>> I used to be engaged.

>> Engaged in stupidity or what?

>> Basically summon it up. He was first attracted to me because I was wearing wigs. I have very

>> What ethnicity was this young man?

>> He was uh Spanish and white.

>> That is white and white.

>> Um, yeah, Spain is in Europe. There's whites there. I was We were just in Spain. What, like a month and a half ago?

>> Yeah, there's all whites there. Yeah, I can confirm it. Okay. Um, so you're saying he was white and some more white and he liked your wig.

>> Yeah, he loved it. He came He started approaching me because I had very long hair and then later on

>> Did you have long hair or was it the wig?

>> It was the wig cuz I have very long wig hair

>> and you want to know something feral about it?

>> What I used to do? I wouldn't lay it. I would fold it like behind my bangs and I put my bangs out.

>> Okay.

>> And no one could tell. No one could tell it all. I got so many compliments on it. Nobody knew cuz I would curl my hair to just match with it.

>> The scamologist that that was a way you could wear it. I've never known that my 21 years of living.

>> What?

>> She didn't just dropped some philosophy on y'all. Y'all over here like

>> I could have came like that last.

>> I feel like I got you.

>> I don't feel like I know you though cuz like you showed up the first time with a wig and I thought it wasn't a wig and now you out here. I don't know if this could be a wig too. So now it's not wig.

>> Sure it is. Sure it is.

>> I said it's not my real hair.

>> It's a wig. It's a wig.

>> This is also a wig.

>> It's not a wig. It's called weave.

>> There's a difference.

>> A wig over my hair.

>> Yo, this is stressful, man.

>> If you want when the podcast is over, I'll show you my natural hair. It's like

>> listen, ain't nobody ever in life again call me baldhead until y'all start calling me baldhead too.

>> I'm not baldhead. I'm no longer a ball head. Everybody got a wig on. I need a wig, too. I need a wig, too.

>> They got men wigs.

>> How much is these bundles going for?

>> Um, like 200, 300.

>> Is Is a bundle gonna get the whole head or is a bee wig?

>> How much out the door I need to get my whole bundled up

>> like this?

>> Listen, this what I want to do. You ever heard of the BeeGees? Stand alive. You can tell by the way I walk.

>> I'm a ladies man.

>> You know what I'm talking about? Real old school player. I always said to myself, if I wasn't a ball head black master, I would go ahead and just get my permed out, feathered at the end on some real player. You heard me? So now that we gonna get these bundles, what is going to cost me to just get my whole joint bundled out?

>> Maybe like $500, 400.

>> I could do that.

>> What about the service?

>> I could do that. that that's including the service. That's including the service, but depending on who's doing the service. Some girls nowadays charge a lot, you know. So, I would say no more than $600.

>> I got it. I could get it done.

>> Now, would you ever date a man who

>> say you ever see the dudes with them fake hairlines

>> like they use the Beijing spray on type is

>> Yeah.

>> Would you ever date a guy with that?

>> Um, probably.

>> That's what's up. I appreciate the equality. I appreciate that. I mean, yeah.

>> Would you date a guy with with the bundles?

>> No.

>> Why?

>> Bundles are for girls. I'm sorry.

>> Oh, guys can't. Guys, you know guys have hair. Look at him next to you. He has hair. Look at this gentleman next to you. He has hair.

>> So, if guys have hair, why can't guys add on hair?

>> You Yeah, you can. You can. Guys can do that. But me personally, I'm not going to date someone who adding on girl. Not like not like this. Like, I don't know what you mean. Like like how like his texture hair?

>> No, like what I just told you with the with the uh

>> I wanted to wear a white guy's hair,

>> right?

>> Yeah. I want to get my Yeah. Let me get my Justin Bieber bra.

>> Yeah.

>> Oh, is it weird? Oh, what? You know, I just realized kind of what you're saying. I think I understand now.

>> Is it weird if he wears a white man's hair?

>> Yeah, I think it would. But but it's like that's like a double standard at that point because I I'm doing it.

>> Yeah. But it's not weird if a black woman wears a white woman's hair.

>> That's what I'm saying.

>> Yeah. And I think you know what I think it is? I think it's because we expect men to be sane.

>> We expect men to be like mentally sane and well upstairs. And that's precisely why I say men are the leaders. And it's our responsibility. Like the reason I love on you and tell you that you will look phenomenal with your real hair is because it's actually my responsibility to get you to do that. Okay.

>> And when I asked you, do you think black men like that? Well, we don't. And I speak for all black men. And like Joe Biden said, if you won't listen to that, you ain't black.

>> Shout out. You like Camala Harris. You're really Indian. Anyways, so the point is this. It's our responsibility to put you guys back into your feminine energy.

>> It is

>> back into behaving yourselves. And so I take that responsibility. And we have to do it with love. We have to do it with firmness and we also have to take away the choice. And and I want to to get that done. I want to encourage all of you wherever my camera is. Boom. I want to encourage all of you. I would like to initiate the wig snatcher challenge. You see a wig, snatch a wig. The wig snatcher challenge

>> and you going to get up.

>> You end up in jail, I will contribute to your GoFundMe. I'm going to start a GoFundMe to get out of jail.

>> The wig snatcher challenge. Snatch them DAMN WIGS OFF. DOWN WITH the wigs. You feel me? You backing me up on this?

>> I was going to say, well, what I was going to say earlier is later on in my relationship, he told me he didn't, he hated the wigs.

>> He hated the makeup that I used to wear this stuff. So, he was originally attracted to all that like bombed you eyeliner.

>> He love bomb you. He tricked you into believing that he loved everything about you and then he wanted to wear you down because you you loved him and then he was like he was like, "OH, YOU KNOW WHAT? Now you feel too good. Let me just tear you down a notch. Let me keep you in your place.

>> Right. What I was wondering was about that thought process that we come to that at first and wanting that at first and then like halfway through the relationship. He started saying he didn't want it anymore. He hated the wigs. He needed to he wanted me to be

>> Go ahead. Um

>> the super shot.

>> Oh, you have something to say. Hand that man a hand that man a microphone. You know this man got something to say.

>> N look. Hey, switch the camera though, my boy. Yeah, there you go.

>> So, I think what really happened with you? Let me just

>> You talking about baby your girl right here?

>> Right here.

>> All right.

>> Um,

>> she look good on camera. Go back cuz I'm seeing her in HD. Damn, she fire on camera. That's crazy. I need to smash on my mama.

>> Hot.

>> What?

>> Hey, she

>> Okay, go ahead. Go ahead.

>> But I think what happened with you is that he fell in love with a lie.

>> Damn. And then when he realized it was a lie. No, wait. Wait. No. No. No. No. Wait. I mean it from the heart. I mean it from the heart.

>> I mean it from the heart.

>> No wait. You're very beautiful.

>> Right. Gorgeous. I give you that.

>> Appreciate that.

>> But when he first seen you, he saw the long hair. He fell in love with the long hair,

>> not the short hair.

>> He fell in love with the makeup face, not the real face.

>> Damn.

>> Well, I would.

>> No. But wait though. Wait. Wait. But then But look as he fell in love with you.

>> Uhhuh. He's seen the real face. He's seen the long Well, he's seen the short hair. Then he said he didn't like He wait,

>> wait, hold up. Wait, wait,

>> let this man cook.

>> Exactly.

>> Let this man cook.

>> So eventually he started to be like, "Damn, I got tricked, but I still like her, so I'm going to tell her, don't do that to me again." And that's what happened. And I mean that honestly from the heart. I don't speak but I'm speaking to you now.

>> He meant that. He meant that. Wait, hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Let him switch. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Let me switch camera.

>> Was when I took

>> You got to start over. She don't listen.

>> Exactly.

>> And we were together for a long time.

>> Exactly.

>> Start saying that until way later into the relationship.

>> Exactly. She She went with him the first night. One of the first night. Well, no. One of the first nights she she went with him. She took off her makeup. She took off her wig. She got in the bed and then after the first night he was like he was still in love with her and infatuated with her. What you're talking about is a mental disorder. It's called um borderline personality disorder which is called

>> borderline personality disorder which is a disorder which causes men that have a disorder in their brain where they they think that women are perfect. They they think at in the beginning they go, "Oh, you're perfect. You're this." They're infatuated with them. Then they get in tweaked with their little minds and they start talking to themselves, talking to me and me and you and you in the mirror. And then they go, "Oh, you know what? She ain't that fine. Oh, you right. You know what? You could do better." Oh, right.

>> And it's called a mental illness.

>> I know what the illness is called. It's called postnut clarity.

>> Exactly.

>> Postnut clarity. Right. Which is to say before you got that nut off, you was like, "She bad. What a long hair." Right. Because

>> because you don't know how and then he was like And then he looked at it and he was like,

>> but how many months? How many months till he started doing that to you?

>> It had been a year.

>> A year.

>> A year of me.

>> A year.

>> Can you turn back down a little bit? It's the red one. Just a little bit.

>> I'm sorry.

>> Do you not have on headphones? She ain't been blowing my goddamn ears out.

>> Okay. You got it half on. Okay. You slick. You slick. Put [ __ ] all the way on. Go ahead. I don't know if it's me. Two things, right? Two things. You ever see a girl with her with her wig on, her hair?

>> Yes, I have. She's right there.

>> She got it on.

>> And she right there, too. She got it on a mood.

>> Oh, wait, wait, wait.

>> And then right there, too. Go ahead. Go ahead.

>> Back to the real world.

>> All right. And let's see your egg shiny head.

>> Damn. Damn.

>> I It do be shiny, though. I got to like see it. Stop moisturizing it so much.

>> That's why you

>> I don't oil it. I put lotion on it. Who said oil? I try to use because oil have me look like a bowling ball.

>> Yeah, it was me.

>> I put lotion on Yeah. Yeah. But go ahead.

>> I think what happened is this. Okay, Zudar, he says some some really nice things,

>> right?

>> I'm gonna go the other route. So, basically,

>> you know, hair makes up a large percentage of your look.

>> As a female, it's huge.

>> It's huge. Huge. It is. It can make you.

>> But here's the thing. Guys could get by ball head.

>> Like, no. Really?

>> No. No. We Let's not start lying.

>> Let's not start lying.

>> Let's not start lying. Guys get by just fine. Baldhead. You heard of Michael Jordan? [ __ ] is a legend around the whole planet Earth. What are we talking about here? Name one ballhead that's a legend.

>> J Pinkismith.

>> Rose. Exactly what she said.

>> What is her name?

>> Wait, wait, hold on. Who?

>> What's her name?

>> Wait, hold on one second. something else.

>> THAT'S CRAZY. TIME OUT. TIME OUT. THAT'S CRAZY.

>> NO, let me address this. That's crazy.

>> Girl, Black Panther,

>> pretty.

>> Okay, let's address this. We're gonna address both of them. So, first of them, uh, someone I said, name one baldhead woman that's a legend. First off, apparently y'all don't know what a legend is. I'm talking about Michael. It don't even matter which one. Jackson Jordan. Pick one. Now, let me tell you what a legend is. Michael Jackson was so famous, bro couldn't even go outside. It'd be riots on accident. Bro look like a damn alien and people still with him. Are you This [ __ ] look like a old white lady and nobody cares. Mike Jackson's a legend.

>> My daddy said

>> y'all said Rose. [ __ ] didn't even know her whole name and y'all come calling her a legend. Stop it. Now, who is the other one? You're like the black girl from Wakanda. What's her name?

>> I think it's like

>> Stop it. WE'RE DONE HERE. YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW HER NAME. YOU KNOW WHY? IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT HER NAME IS. I said legend. And here's another difference. Y'all mention Amber Rose. She became famous because of who?

>> A man.

>> Kanye West.

>> Kanye West.

>> So, let me tell you something. You ain't a legend when somebody else got to put you on. Ain't nobody put on Mike Jack. Behind every great man is what?

>> Stop it.

>> A greater woman.

>> Stop it.

>> Stop it.

>> Look, y'all crazy as hell talking about she a legend talking about her name is uh uh y'all on dope. Shout out to History Packet. Writes peace to the Saints.

>> Peace to the Saints.

>> None of the above. Right. Let's fast forward. Why does she hate herself with that fake hair extension? God damn. I don't

>> wait real real quick though.

>> Not at all.

>> Okay, fair enough.

>> I might have insecurities, but I don't hate myself.

>> I'm in love.

>> Like to where I want to off myself.

>> Okay.

>> Do you think you have any disregard for that which you are as a black human?

>> What do you mean?

>> Next super chat. Uh, next super chat. Uh, shout out to Casual Germ. He writes, "For the ladies wearing wigs,

>> we don't need your braids."

>> For the ladies wearing wigs,

>> sewins or whatever. I think I think y'all you feel me? When you say whatever, that's kind included in that. Um, y'all call that fake hair. Would you would you Is that fake hair or no?

>> Yeah.

>> Okay, fair enough. Uh, y'all call that fake hair. Um, where do y'all get the money to maintain that expensive habit? We gonna let you go.

>> Where do I get the money? I work.

>> Like what?

>> Come on.

>> How else?

>> That's stupid said.

>> Like what?

>> It's just the dumb stuff like that. Like I don't

>> Next one. Fair enough. Fair enough.

>> Shout out to Minds Like Parachutes. He writes, "Wig not sound like Shakespeare. To wig or not to wig is the question. Wig or not? You can't get rid of that egghe head. You're

>> Yo,

>> baby. Some of us got some real good hair out here.

>> Wait. No. Hey. Hey. Hey. Thug. Thug. Listen.

>> Thug. Thug. Thug.

>> Thug. Listen. Thug. Thug. Listen. We We You don't need to tell us. You just need to show us.

>> I can go into the bathroom right now.

>> And and we'll be here next Wednesday. Same place, same time. Anyways, he writes, "Wig or not, you can't get rid of that egghead head. You're clapped. Scrambled or over easy. I like my eggs over hard." How you like yours?

>> Oh, yes.

>> You don't eat eggs.

>> Why is that?

>> Cuz I don't like it. I don't like stuff that come from animals. I don't eat chicken.

>> Oh, you're a vegan.

>> You don't like stuff that come from animals, but your hair come from an animal's act?

>> I don't eat it. Okay, fair enough. Fair enough. And it is on my head. Carry on.

>> Uh, shout out to none of the above. He writes, "Off topic. I had a feeling that chick between 30year-old, that's you. Uh, and MDB, that's me. Uh, is into BDSM, that's you. Uh, let Zudor cook. She wasn't trying to let that man cook. Videographer extraordinaire."

>> What? What kind of what kind of question?

>> BDSM. Yes or no?

>> I don't know. I would I keep an open mind. I would try some things.

>> That's what's up. That's

>> I feel like 90% of women do. They just don't want to ask for it. I literally just talked about this on my private story. 90% of women like rougher in the bedroom. They just

>> Oh, no. You guys are actual perverts.

>> Yeah. No, you guys are actual perverts. That's why I was saying

>> I need you to beat on different categories to it.

>> I take it back. earning his title.

>> And I just want to for the record, I want to just throw something out there real quick. Listen, my DMs are crazy. Listen, if you at home and you got a bald head, you might not be the bald head lover. You might not be, but listen, my DMs is crazy. I don't know what some of these hoes talking about, but my DMs is crazy. And one thing I want to say is women are perfect. That's why I try to give out bad D. I try to give out lazy D because you give out that good high quality D, they can't act right.

>> They can't act right.

>> So, I don't do it. And listen, one of the things they like about somebody like me, especially this one right here that's lying, hit that wide screen. This one that's lying.

>> One of the ones like this, you know how you had that makeup? You know what I'm saying? That makeup,

>> it has the underlying like anger and like we didn't get along and we were at odds, right?

>> Talking. And that's exactly why if we were by ourselves, she going to start off yelling and uh all yelling and screaming

>> and she going to end up moaning and Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's going to be the same thing. So, I already know what time it is with Shorty. She playing games, but I didn't seen this a million times.

>> Hit me with that next one.

>> Hit me with that next one. And women are perverts, you guys. Like, honestly, it's like you got to contain them. Honestly,

>> men are more though.

>> Oh, you good? Okay. Fantastic. I appreciate you. N men see women have depth. Who said men are more? You said that. Okay. So, let me help you guys out. Some guys are perverts. I want to throw that out there. Especially if they especially if they they're for sure perverts. But let me help you guys out.

>> Men have breadth to their women have depth. And this is what I mean.

>> Say it's a couple years over the course of three years. If we're just trapped in this room and it's all six of you girls, then at some point I might want to try each one of you. Breth, variety, I might want to try each one. It's the breadth, the variety of it. Huh? And here's the funny thing because I'm a goon and it's about the breadth.

>> The thing is some of you guys are beat and I was like I look at you on like day one I'm like hell no. But if we trapped in the room and it's three years later, I might be like, "Well, you here, I'm here. You here, I'm here. Bust it open. Might as well." Right? That's how guys are. Women are about depth. And this is why I don't like messing with y'all because y'all is perverts. Because you always want to try something new and it be so intense and it be so much going on. It's like you maxing her out. She she like rub it, rub it, rub it like this. Yeah. Keep the rhythm. Keep the rhythm. Little squeeze. Squeeze my nipple. Choke me. Choke me. It's only got two hands. Look going on here. She's going you to choke her. Give her a twister. Rub it right here. Push her head into the pillow. Spank her at the same time. And the first one ain't never hard enough. Now, is it what they always say? HARDER. RIGHT. YOU DOING?

>> I know. My boyfriend is

>> doing all this at the same time simultaneously. [ __ ] be sweating to death, exhausted. And here's the thing. I'm sorry, baby.

>> There's always more. You know what I'm saying? Whereas with a guy, it's like, listen, you've been that over like, you've been that over doggy style. I'll be good on that from now till kingdom come. From kingdom come. If you if you down and been over doggy style, I'mma be on strong. I'mma be in the mood.

>> Women, y'all get so damn deep with it. It's all this going on for you to get in the mood and mess around and try to make her catch a nut. Then she got to be all this other requirements for her to catch a nut. She got to have had a good day today. She didn't get an argument with her co-workers. Her mom sent her a gift today. There was no traffic on the freeway. And it's so many circumstantial things got to happen for her to catch a nut. You know how easy it is for you to make me bust this nut?

>> Yeah, it's so easy. It's so easy in the wrong place. It's It's going to keep me,

>> right? Go ahead. Talk about that. Go ahead. Go ahead.

>> No. Yeah. Just the smallest little things like I got to be like super focused, super in the moment. Like a light is in the wrong place,

>> right?

>> Or something. And I I focus on that. It's going to make me completely lose track of what when you're having

>> when she trying to catch a nut.

>> That's

>> why I don't even I don't even need to be involved in all that.

>> Something small. If my mind goes away from the moment and I start thinking about what's happening like like for you know the

>> run it back real quick. I'm only giving you one round. There's no run back. It's just one round. Go ahead.

>> From the example that you made, if I think about something that happened at work, when I'm in the moment,

>> that's crazy.

>> It's It's completely ruining like restart kind of like mentally. I think really

>> she's on a different level of freakiness, though. Like,

>> she's on another level, though.

>> I think that women spice it up. Like, we're able to make it new and fresh. And then that's why guys, they they literally are like, "Oh, yeah, just bend over." But then they want every other girl to bend over and then they're like, "Oh, it's new." But they can't make it new with the same girl.

>> That's correct. Why? Why? Yeah, that's correct. Cuz we're not.

>> But girls can make it new with one guy over and over again. So we can wear you out, but you're like, "Oh, no. I don't want to do that."

>> Well, here's the thing. Y'all be like, "Well, tie me up and blindfold me." I'm like, "I ain't got time. [ __ ] got to go to work in the morning. Ain't nobody got time for all this extra. I look like a boy scout. What the is going on here?

>> You don't know how to like like

>> who's talking.

>> Keep it fresh.

>> Oh, go ahead.

>> Like I'm saying

>> as as as a female that like I'm not going to lie. Like

>> he's a freak. Go ahead.

>> Sorry baba. Don't not to put our business out there. I like the BDSM. I'm going need you to Yeah. Beat on me a little bit. Like I I like the

>> And you will bring it out of me too.

>> myself. I'm going to tell you exactly what I want and exactly what I want done to me. Like I'm not I'm one of those if we stepping in the bedroom. It's not just for you, baby. It's for me too. Oh, I can't do it. It's too much pressure. It's too much pressure.

>> Anyways, I think it's more about like I'm not even a person where it's like you got to do 30 different positions and 30 different moves and know 30 different things. It's more about if you just talk to me

>> that right there like I can literally shut up. I could literally run just off of giving my head just from him talking to me telling me you know little like good girl keep like that like I'M SORRY

>> DON'T LET TOO BABE I'M SORRY BABE NOT TO PUT US ON blast but like like that like I I I doesn't necessarily have to go inside of me for me to even know that so much time you talking to me wait alone like that that does it for me

>> can we do a can we do a a

>> I thought she was so

>> Can we do Can we do hands up for trying to do a trial.

>> Who can do

>> who can without penetration?

>> Women.

>> Yeah.

>> As long as my dude is talking to me, I can.

>> Can you Can you without penetration?

>> No.

>> No. You ain't going to look at me.

>> Wait. Make that face again. She made the face like you was the dumbest on earth.

>> No.

>> She looked offended.

>> Penetrated. You cannot without penetration.

>> Oh, you so fine. Let me just get No, it's not.

>> But can you can you go off

>> about kissing touching without

>> Oh, damn. I'm sorry.

>> Yeah. No, for real. That sucks.

>> Can you go up and alone? That's beautiful.

>> Hey, quit.

>> I feel like I need to make a t-shirt out.

>> That's crazy. What? Now

>> check all that apply. I can nut based on J's box. saying zone.

>> Hey,

>> I had one more thing to say, man. And you said you get tooken out the zone, right? You be thinking about work and stuff like that. That's crazy. I mean, one time

>> it depends.

>> And she unemployed though.

>> That's crazy.

>> SHE CATCHING HELLA NUTS RIGHT NOW CUZ SHE AIN'T THINKING ABOUT WORK.

>> THINK ABOUT WHAT JOB SHE catch next.

>> Absolutely.

>> She think about her job applications. playing with you

>> because you you said something when it comes to

>> But wait, but wait, give me a second. Give me a second. I just want to say this. I just want to say this. Look, I remember one time I was smashing a chick. I will never forget this, bro. I reached to grab her hair. She had one of these.

>> She did not tell me.

>> Oh, no.

>> I reached to grab. No. And I feel braids underneath.

>> And I REMEMBER I WAS I WAS I WAS FEELING LIKE HURT. I WAS LIKE, "Y GOT TO GO to work tomorrow." Everything just came to me. I was like, "This is this is what's going on.

>> It's evil.

>> It's evil."

>> Okay, Uh hit me with that super chat.

>> Modesty, ladies. Congrats to the three women on the panel who aren't e eager to brag about their life.

>> Thank you. trying to figure out which one sells.

>> Yeah. Yeah.

>> No, for real. I think we all are.

>> Thank you.

>> Are you just going to be saying thank you out here?

>> Okay.

>> I'll be disag it's less action.

>> Yeah. Put it closer.

>> Yeah. You talking Where's the action? Like you

>> Where's the action?

>> No, not like that. But I'm saying you talk like how y'all talking.

>> Where's the action?

>> She need that action.

>> She say she don't talk about it. She be about it. Worth the action.

>> Talk about it and be about it.

>> The action.

>> Yeah, I ain't gonna talk about why.

>> Fair enough. Okay, we caught up.

>> Fantastic. You had something to say. You got cut off.

>> I forgot what it was.

>> I believe that. Anyways, uh, shout out to Frank. He writes, "We're going to need more of those Zudor interviews. Those videos hit in a real way." Shout out. Oh, yeah. By the way, um after the podcast, if anyone wants to do like a a one not one-on-one, but just a one meaning just you um and kind of download your thoughts afterward, uh you can do that. We'll pop it up. We'll

>> file for that caption on your video.

>> I again, Zud, anything.

>> You were filed for that. You put those messages on.

>> Anything that's evil, Zudor did it.

>> If it's sent those to you,

>> you know who to go after. I know who to go after.

>> You subject. Next subject. Come on. Next subject. Um, but yeah, if you guys want to do that, uh, you can do, uh, your one-on-one afterward, uh, with Zudor. Pause. Um,

>> okay, fantastic. We're caught up. Um, gentlemen, send in your final comments, questions, tuition, because we are about to shut down. I do have a couple um, Damn. I do have a couple questions I want to ask uh, the ladies here. So, the first one, what's your name?

>> Destiny.

>> All right. The black name. I forgot about that. Yes. Destiny. Will a woman improve for a man?

>> Yes. You just got to be that man for her to improve for her.

>> Okay.

>> Coral. Will a woman improve for a man?

>> Yeah. And I think vice versa.

>> I ain't even asked you all that, but

>> they be like always got something to say, don't they? Coral. Uh uh. Do you like dirty talk?

>> Absolutely.

>> Damn. I feel like in there mentally.

>> They gota be in there.

>> Got to be in it. Forget about work or you got to restart. Yeah, that's that's what messed me up is the restart when I I thought I was close and like it is apparently the rhythm went off.

>> Hey.

>> Um.

>> Yes.

>> Yes.

>> It's not even a question. You can go to the next person.

>> Go ahead. Bundles.

>> Yeah.

>> Okay. Okay. So they're all saying that a woman will improve for a man. Okay, that's fascinating. And uh next question is, what in your childhood caused you to seek attention?

>> I'm looking dead. Shorty and shorty over here talking about

>> What makes you think I seek attention?

>> Me.

>> What makes you think I seek attention?

>> All women.

>> Okay. Thank you. Thank you.

>> Oh, I don't.

>> This is you thinking and assuming. Please don't put your ways on me.

>> So you you want to be single for forever. You don't want no thank you. You don't want no man to look at you.

>> I want a man to give me I want a man to give me his attention. I'm not seeking nothing. I ain't no dog. You You get it. It comes for you.

>> I think y taking your own.

>> You know what it be? People like

>> y'all taking it into your own.

>> Well, we call them girls. We don't pick me. No.

>> Nobody even calls you. I'm going off into your own

>> at all. You know, I I I took I wouldn't say took the last picked me.

>> I took some time to not make myself but be the woman that you know that I am. Although I know I need improvement, I like who I am. I know, you know, I like the core of who I am. There's a couple things I need to improve. So, if you don't like me, you know, and if there's certain things you need to change and I feel like I already changed it and I like it, then just go out there.

>> You're not going to make me into somebody I don't like because you want to like her. I'm me. And if you don't like it, then go be a go be with a girl who's going to be a Build-A-Bear. You know,

>> the one that's going to let you build up. You got to come. You got to have a female that's

>> You got to come build and you got to be able to make attachments.

>> It's like a rap group over here. Like salt and pepper. Like she kicking a bar, she ad living over here. They on the same floor with it, too.

>> Like, can either one speak for you each other?

>> No, no, no. She just has a different opinion cuz she has a man. You just have to be secure. Different looks on it when you actually have a relationship. There you go.

>> Okay. Yeah, you have a different outlook on it when you actually have a relationship.

>> Okay. Now, this is what's crazy about you though, among other things. This is just one thing that's crazy. And you did this before. I was talking about a scenario and you act like I was talking about you in particular.

>> Right. Right.

>> You too narcissistic though.

>> When you're talking to me, I'mma answer based off, you know, what I feel.

>> Yeah, but you ask me why I'm asking you that, right?

>> Because what makes you what makes you 100% sure I seek attention?

>> Does anybody understand what I'm saying right now? Can you explain, please?

>> Maybe personally, because every question that he's asking, you're making it more towards yourself instead of just

>> cuz what if I don't seek attention? You know me.

>> Yeah, you don't. But that wasn't the question. He didn't say, "Oh, like why why you CC? Do you do you seek attention?

>> So, why do you guys seek attention? I don't know. Ask you guys, you know.

>> No, he's talking about just in general. He's not talking about

>> Why do people seek attention?

>> You remind me so much of myself the last podcast. Um,

>> but thugs, the crazy thing is I think she is the new thug.

>> Yeah, for sure.

>> She's the new thug. She could take the title. She could have

>> This is the new thug.

>> I don't want to know is really thugging.

>> She got thugger when she just denying the thug allegation. She got thugger. It it

>> it's thugnificent.

>> Can you turn that light on real quick and just shoot it towards them because seem a little dark.

>> I think I think the confusion came in where Marqu Quet never asked once how you personally felt about the outlook that people have on you. You feel me? He asked how you felt on the outlook that people have on you. What's the difference? Right. Right. Right. But you're confusing the two. And I think because it's like you want to be so defensive instead of just trying to hear the question that's being said. Like I can't even finish my sentence before you try to interrupt me or something. So you can go ahead though. Okay. One thing about me is when you ask me a question, expect me to respond in a way I will respond. I won't respond for her her her getting the question.

>> She's been attacking her throughout this whole thing. So I don't blame her for whoa whoa whoa WHOA.

>> LIKE BE FOR REAL.

>> Holy moly.

>> Am I wrong?

>> Roly poly. That's crazy.

>> That's how it's seen. That's how it look. I agree.

>> We No, no, we got a real feminist here, ladies and saints. We have a real feminist. And one of the clear marks of being a feminist is this um idea that you're always the victim. Somebody's the victim. No, I'm going tell you why. I'm going tell you why. If anybody on this podcast was attacked,

>> it was her.

>> If anybody was attacked, no, it was it was Brown Sugar right here. If anybody was attacked, it was Brown Sugar. If anybody should have cussed me out and called me a dumb black,

>> it should have been her. But here's the difference. No, don't interrupt. Don't interrupt real quick. Here's the difference.

>> She knows how to go with the flow because it's an entertainment game. It's an entertainment program.

>> And she's not taking it to heart because that's her personality,

>> right?

>> Even though I broke it down to everybody before the podcast. I'mma be messing with you. We gonna be cracking jokes. She's able to roll with the punches because she's an easygoing woman. And that's what every man wants is an easygoing woman.

>> I love that.

>> Easygoing. Men don't want to have to fight. And I'll tell you why. We don't want to have to fight at home with you. Because number one, who are you to fight with me? And then number two, we fight all day, every day. We fight to get a job. Then we fight to get a raise. Then we fight to keep the job. We fight and fight and fight. We don't want to go home to a woman who's supposed to enhance our peace and have more struggle. So what you've observed is not an accurate point of her being attacked. No, she thought

She was a victim, and she reacted that way. And you think she's a victim because you're a feminist, and you guys always think you're a victim because the whole world's about you.

"I was a victim."

She was actually getting flamed, and she took it like a champ and a G. And that's why the guys who are in the chat when they're looking at these women like, "Who could I smash?" Yeah, maybe they would smash her, but they would also dash her. But who would they stay with? They're going to stay with her. Why? Because you could get along with a woman like that. You could get her pregnant, and you don't have to stress out thinking, "Man, my baby moms did this. My baby, you know..." She's going to be...

"And then he's going to leave her for a woman."

No, no, no, no. We will never leave a woman like her.

"For a woman like you."

And let me tell you how low your talk about, you talk about your self-value. You have such low self-esteem to say, "Oh, you'll come cheat me."

"I never said I'll let you."

Don't talk while we're talking because it's poisoning the audio. Please.

"You say a guy will come cheat with you like that's a mark of honor."

That's a mark of disgrace. If a guy would only stick his... in you, but he wouldn't stay with you, that's a mark of disgrace. I'd much rather be her and have a man who will come home to me, even if he was with you before, and take care of me for a whole, for a whole lifetime. I would never want to be the woman who gets 10 minutes of his day when he's huffing and puffing trying to relieve some stress. We get all the time in a day.

"Yeah. But go ahead. Like you you had wanted to speak. Go ahead."

Feminists say, "I feel like the structure and letting this is that you want respect and you want to be heard." And so does everyone else. And the structure and the way that you've been doing this, I've noticed and I've observed that you don't give people that same respect and that same amount of time to be able to explain statements. You take them out of context and you interrupt, and then you turn it into something where they can be misunderstood.

"No, that's not smart at all. In fact, I'll tell you why. Before we started, did I tell you you would be cut off?"

Before we... No, hold on. We don't... We're not the same. We're not the same. Before we... I'll tell you in a second. I'll tell you in a second. But before we started...

"Did I tell the whole room three separate times? You will be cut off during the podcast. Did I tell you that?"

"You did say that. Yes."

"I did say that. So, why are you trying to lie in front of everyone and act like you're now surprised?"

"No, I'm not. Well, see, what I'm surprised by is like, I understand. I said I will cut you off, and then I cut you off. How is that a surprise or bad?"

"The way that you do it is that I didn't expect us to be cut off and taken out of context."

I can't take you out of context. They're watching live. Cutting us off. You're hearing your statements that can be taken out of context and twisted into something completely different. And that's exactly what's been happening with you.

"So that was... No, first off, that was outrageous. Just knowing..."

"I want to confirm with everyone. I want to confirm with everyone real quick. I told you before the show started that you will be cut off."

"Yeah. Multiple times, right?"

"Why don't you cut her off? Will you cut her off? Would you..."

"We're not going into all that. We... We can talk about anything you want. I got time. But I just want to confirm. Oh, by the way, you got a flight to catch."

"What time is it?"

"9:56. Figure out what time you got to catch your flight because you might need to dip, bro. Um, but anyways, I told you guys that I cut you off, right?"

"Yeah."

"Okay. I also told you it's an entertainment program, right?"

"Yeah."

"Okay, cool. So if in advance I told you that, then there shouldn't be any shock right now, right?"

"So, like this right here, like this is like super like liberal white woman stuff. Like, 'YOU'RE A BIG BAD black guy.' It's like, no, short. I I literally at I literally hold on one second. I literally there's only one person who wouldn't know that, which would be her because she wasn't here at that time. But everyone else, all right, my brother, everyone else, I told them that you will be cut off. So that's the worst thing in the world. Now imagine how hard it is to get along with a female when you tell her the truth and she got a problem. Some like this guy's always lying. I told you the truth and you got a problem with it."

"Yeah. And I never said that either."

"So what's the problem?"

"The problem is that I'm trying to explain why you're reacting the way that you're reacting and why you might be attacked."

"Yeah."

"Real quick, what's her name?"

"Um, CeCe."

"Yeah."

"Okay. What's her government name?"

"Cindy. Yeah."

"Okay. Very good. So, why didn't you use your name just now?"

"You're looking dead at her."

"CeCe, Cindy."

"No, I'm saying before that."

"Okay. All right, cool. So, what's your point here? You're you're advocating for her, right?"

"Yes."

"Okay. Start from the beginning. I want to hear you out."

"Um, well, what I'm saying is I'm explaining why she's reacting the way that she's reacting and why she might feel attacked because people are going to feel attacked."

"Why does she is she a grown woman? Why does she need you to explain why she feels attacked?"

"She's been trying to explain, but you keep cutting her off."

"No one talk while she's talking. Go ahead."

"Because you keep cutting her off at points where you are so able..."

"Okay. You said I keep cutting her off. Did I tell you that you'd be cut off?"

"Yes, you did."

"So then if you felt like you did not want to be cut off, why be on a show where I told you you'd be cut off?"

"Well, there's no problem with that with me. I have no problem being a good time, but we're having debate him on it. Yeah, we're having a debate and we're talking. I'm saying, so why are you trying to debate him on the fact that he cut you off when before the show he told you he'll cut you off? He's cut me off multiple times. I can't stand it. Pissed me off. I want to throw this mic at his head."

"My point was, I shut up and I'm quiet because at the end of the day, we're on his set. He brought us here for an opportunity. He's putting all of our names on. So, at the end of the day, it's still a matter of respect that you have to give whether you like it or not. And if you don't, guess what? There's a door. So..."

"No, and I have no problem with that. I have no problem with that."

"So, then why debate him on it? I'm just wondering."

"I'm not debating. I I figured in my brain this was a place where we were going to have a debate and we were going to be able to..."

"We've all been able to..."

"Person to person, right? And then like having that mutual respect for each person here. That's what I thought."

"Okay, so here's the thing."

"You sound like a hater."

"We can debate points, right?"

"Fantastic. You're debating the actual structure of the show. And the reason debating the structure of the show is not a good use of time is for the following reason. Do you run a successful podcast?"

"No, I haven't started one. I absolutely would. But my point in that..."

"The reason I ask you if you the reason that I ask you if you run a successful podcast is because..."

"You don't know how the podcast business works. Do you know how show business works?"

"No. And I c and I see how..."

"So if you don't know how the podcast business works and you don't know how show business works, you might consider maybe a guy who's doing this as a business understands how the business works and we're not here to play nice and be sweet with each other. We're executing on a particular model and you don't know the model. I know the model."

"I understand the model. I..."

"So you're debating the way the podcast actually functions when you don't know how podcasts function. Where it started was me trying to explain why she might feel like attacked. That's where it started."

"But you were talking about her being cut off deeper."

"You're talking about her being cutting off..."

"Because that is why she might feel attacked is because she can't explain her point."

"And here's the thing. I don't get the sense that she's the kind of person who needs you to advocate for her."

"Well, we don't have to keep going on this and we..."

"No, I'm just saying I don't I don't find that she's the kind of person that needs you to advocate for her."

"Well, then why did you come to me and start asking me why I'm getting this conversation? I didn't ask you about her."

"I didn't ask you about her one time."

"I'm just defending somebody because..."

"You're you're a classic liberal white woman. Liberal white. No, you are. You are. You just don't know it. You're a classic liberal white woman."

"Now."

"No, you. She's a girls girl. She feels one of her girls were attacked."

"No, she she's a classic liberal white woman."

"But we all have different versions of classic liberal white women. So, she may be for you, but for me, she's a girls and she, you know, she seems..."

"Do you need her to advocate for you? How would I appreciate her doing that? Because she... This is your sister, right? This is your sister cutting us off. This is your sister, right?"

"Yes."

"If I was really getting in your like that, you don't think your sister would would buck up?"

"Nope. She had different feelings. You can't compare her."

"She's out. She's out of line is what I'm saying."

"I'm saying she's out of line because we're all adults."

"I'm okay with it."

"We're all adults and I laid out the rules in the beginning, right?"

"And we're engaging. And if you feel a level of disrespect, you clearly are articulate enough, right? Aggressive enough, strong enough to stand up for yourself and speak up, right?"

"And your sister similarly, right, can stand up and speak up on her own behalf and on yours. And you're both adults, right?"

"And so she's out of line to take out the time to question the actual structure of the show."

"Right. Right. Right."

"Which I explained in advance. Like I'm I don't trick people."

"Right. Right."

"You know, you see what I'm saying? Like I don't trick people. And if you say, 'Hey, Marquet, bro, like real talk, like even if you said like you hurt my feelings, I I'll have to pause and take out some time to hear you out.' Cuz however we may joke, I'm not here to hurt your feelings, right?"

"So, I can respect that. But if she's over here like you hurt her feelings, I'm kind of like, shut up. Like, what the what the do you know about her feelings?"

"No, no. She's saying like, 'You cut me off when I'm trying to explain which what which what which you do to her as well.' But it's always it happens to be when I'm explaining it happens to be when I'm explaining myself to another person like when she tried to say something I was trying to say you just cut it off when I had but she let her..."

"That's what she's trying to say. Trip on this though."

"CeCe, trip on this. There's one, two, three, four, five, six people, right? Six women."

"Right."

"Out of all the women who got the most time to speak on the whole panel, you did. That's just because you kept..."

"You let me speak."

"I'm just asking you a question. Me."

"You."

"So if I cut you off, it will the most sense, wouldn't it?"

"Yeah, but it's at the point."

"No, no, no, no, no, no. If you have spoken more than any other woman, if anybody were to get cut off, it would make the most sense to cut you off, right?"

"Out of time. What time? You know, you'd like to cut..."

"See, you're not being reasonable. You're not being. I try I tried to be reasonable with you just now and I'm disappointed because you're not being reasonable back with me, right?"

"And I don't respect that. I don't respect that at all because if you've been talking the most, you're going to get cut off the most."

"Let me explain something to you. Let me explain."

"And I don't respect the fact that you're not being reasonable. Do you understand what I'm saying to your sister?"

"I get what you're saying. Tell me."

"But it's just... But I get what she's saying, too. I get what both of y'all are saying cuz I think then they look. Wait. It's like don't let her say something to her. What she got to say? And it don't let her respond back to you talking about thugs."

"It's not about you. Yeah. No, talking about you talking about thugs."

"Well, that's what she was talking about cuz she was she said something."

"Oh, when they're going back and forth. Yeah."

"Yeah. Cuz she was just trying to get her point across back and then you cut her off."

"And that's girl stuff. But that's girl stuff though."

"She was talking to her trying to explain."

"Right. But that's girl stuff going back and forth."

"I don't want to interrupt."

"And thug. This ain't the time. Give me one second."

"Okay. I was about to say..."

"That's girl stuff going back and forth. I'm not here for the girl stuff."

"And and truth be told, you have to remember if the audience is my fan, for example, you guys could all be better looking, smarter, funnier, more charming, more interesting, more accomplished than I am."

"They prefer to hear me talk just because this is my fan base, right? You see what I'm saying?"

"So..."

"And I'm not saying they should. I'm just saying that's the way it is just based on the data. I I do the stuff too."

"Yeah. And so all I'm saying is that I move the show in a particular way. And I just told you guys before I said this, how this is business and that's how the business moves."

"Like if we're talking on our personal life in whatever capacity we might engage each other. You think I'm going be messing with you guys talking about your hair?"

"No."

"Like there's no logical reason I'm gonna be talking about your hair, asking you why you got to throw a tattoo. Do you think I care?"

"No."

"Like whether we're be friends, business, or I'm trying to holl at you. I would not bring up any of those things. It's irrelevant."

"Right. So then why y'all playing like y' don't know what you're not you cut somebody off at a particular point?"

"Why you playing like you don't know what I'm talking about?"

"No, I know what you're saying, but it's why you still fighting."

"If we're talking and you have something like whatever you say, you could you could have been saying nothing this whole time. But it's like when you have something important to say, then you cut them off."

"You're talking about you wanted to go back and forth with thug. That's what you're saying."

"No, we wasn't going back and forth. We were talking, right? So it's like you let her say something."

"I was talking and you interrupted me."

"Okay. Well, I was talking as well. Jabrezy, hit me with those super chats. We're gonna wind this one down. We wind off the thug vibes, girl."

"It's okay. It's okay. It's okay."

"It's okay."

"Such a girl. You look over here every time. Like what you see."

"Okay. Shout out to..."

"Looking at Marquet, baby."

"Oh yeah."

"Shout out to Mine's like parachutes writes, 'Hey, Egghead. Does..."

"Okay. Oh, this man good. This is high level professionalism. So much quieter. It's peaceful. Good lord, it's so peaceful. Um, Mine's like parachutes, right? Hey, Egghead. God damn."

"Uh, does thugs breath stink?"

"Just take a pause real quick."

"You would know from sitting all the way over there. Hold on. You suck too much dick."

"Go ahead. Go ahead."

"No, it doesn't. I was actually gonna ask her if my breath stinks cuz I just smoked before. So..."

"Both of y'all breaths stink. Carrying on. I've noticed her best."

"I hope it makes y'all feel good."

"Maybe hygiene is kind of..."

"Yo, chill y'all. I've noticed that you turn your head slightly whenever th..."

"Mr. Burton, right?"

"How do you avoid razor bumps? That's a good question. I actually don't use razors, so that's a good way to avoid razor bumps. The actual shaver that I use, you can find at amazon.com/shop/thesaint in the center spelled out. That's the trimmer that I use. Uh, carrying on. Shout out to Avant writes, 'Do not talk when a man is talking. Respect comes first, baby girl. You ain't never lied.' Carrying on. Um, shout out to Avant came right back. He writes, 'Woman, when men cut you off, that means shut up. Open your ears.' I'm think probably talking to you. It appears. Uh, carrying on."

"Yes, sir. Uh, shout out to Felix. He writes, 'Here for Thug's redemption arc.' I feel you, bro. For real, Thug. Shout out to Thug, baby, cuz I'm a Thug. All finished there. Okay. Give me a second. Uh, may I acknowledge? Um, let's see. Damn. I gotta Did Zudor fly out or catch a Uber yet?"

"Hey Zudor, hurry up, bro. They emailing me and stuff, bro. You gotta dip, my boy."

"Yeah, like you're you're still on time, right?"

"All right, for sure. Um, anyways, um, should I let them argue or should we just get closing remarks?"

"Should allow a little arguing and close out?"

"Talking is weird."

"I agree. Talking..."

"Let him do it."

"Agree to not disagree. They was like, they was like basically like, 'Yo, like we want to engage in petty womanly arguing.' And they're like, 'Why are you stopping us from arguing?' You know, like, 'But all right, if y'all want to y'all want to argue,..."

"They look so..."

"Okay. So, you want to start it?"

"You cut me off so many times. I remember talking about something. That's when we're not with her for nothing."

"All right. Did you want to You want to set it off?"

"No, I'm saying it was we was just talking about something, so we had to say something back. You know, it wasn't arguing. But I'm one person."

"I got two two females coming at me. I'm one person. I'm trying to figure out who I'm talking to. You feel me? I thought the conversation was with you. And..."

"Not coming at you though. She's my sister. She likes..."

"And then you you asked why people think you look ghetto."

"Right."

"Why you want to know why people think your hand look like that?"

"A baby. They weren't talking about me being an egghead. YOU SOUND GOOFY."

"READ THE COMMENTS. YOU SOUND GOOFY. You sound goofy. She look She looked more like..."

"Oh, YOU'RE OH, BABY. I GOT I GOT PEOPLE OUTSIDE. OKAY. Stay outside. Okay. She don't want us."

"We good. One of us."

"I'M A [ __ ] ESPECIALLY THEM funny ice cream [ __ ] COME ON. COMPARISON THAT always calm down. Listen to me."

"Okay."

"I don't want to rip you all this tight. Just relax. I'm hold..."

"Ugly. Does she have all her stuff?"

"She got all her stuff."

"She's good."

"Um, does she drive here?"

"Uh, she's getting picked up."

"Are they on the way?"

"Yes."

"I'm not tripping no more. I don't like that."

"But she was she stood up first."

"Okay. All right."

"Just look at me real quick."

"I'mma let y'all go."

"Yes. Sit down."

"Why?"

"She know one of us. One of us. You told us..."

"Your eyes can't make contact. I'm right next to you. Do me a favor. We got We got hella equipment in here."

"Okay. Yeah, I understand."

"I wouldn't [ __ ] your [ __ ] up, right? We don't We ain't no crazy."

"No, y'all was already cutting like [ __ ] one thing up and that's it."

"Y'all [ __ ] like piranhas and [ __ ] already. Don't play."

"You guys You guys thought we ain't her."

"She could be whatever me."

"You said she is out there. She walked in."

"Okay."

"Did she have all her stuff though? We have to fight."

"Go home."

"I just told you."

"Okay, we good though. Okay, stop. Oh, no. Stop."

"We calm. Sit down. Her ugly ass. But no, we got I swear [ __ ] don't want to fight though."

"One of us. ONE OF US."

"JUST ME. Just me. Just me."

"We can set this up another day."

"Yes."

"I don't like people who do that, but they don't want to put..."

"Can I use the bathroom?"

"No, we good though. I promise you. Let us good. I swear she good."

"We good. We good."

"I was just not no kids."

"We not no kids. We not going to run. We not..."

"Looking over there."

"No, I'm looking at the camera to make sure you looking crazy."

"You already look [ __ ] crazy."

"All it looks like is you stood up SO I..."

"WELL, WE JUST THOUGHT she was on that. We didn't. We took it. You know, she stood up. She put she put her microphone down and everything."

"So you seen it. We not just Am I tripping or did you not put Did she not put..."

"She did. So it's like..."

"Listen, I never said I don't know why she got up."

"I agree. I agree."

"We good though."

"That is crazy. This is not the plan at all. I was..."

"Hell good. Close the door. I will SEE YOU NEXT TIME."

"BRING them at you."

"Baby girl, you would have got that little head. That ponytail would have been off. For real."

"Okay. You don't You don't do THAT TO PEOPLE, ESPECIALLY people who she thought you probably did. She's a typical wiper. She's not like white girl."

"No, no. She thought she was she's one of them white black girls who think, you know, they she assumed we was like her. We..."

"Real. Yeah."

"Absolutely. You don't stand up unless you're ready to fight."

"Yeah."

"And we're always ready to fight."

"I saw that."

"All right. So, we have your name."

"Destiny."

"And your name?"

"CeCe."

"Okay. And you guys are sisters?"

"Yes."

"Okay. And um explain to me what just happened with the whole..."

"What happened was that that that little big-headed girl decided to stand up and put her mic down like she was about something. Now where I'm from, you know, when you stand up, it's like you you could fight. So it's like I stood up too and her being my sister, she just want she want to know if the egghead girl was going to stand up. She's on 10. You know, she was for definitely going to get her one-on-one. This was never going to be no jumping situation. Her little we both couldn't even beat her at the same time. She's not big enough. So, I would have got her first. And if she wasn't done with that, if she would have two, she would have got her, too. It's like just don't stand up if you can't fight. And if you can't fight, shut up. She was like, she was heavy at the mouth. She had a little sneaky comment inside. I just want to go over there and slap slap her, but I didn't."

"It just gave she'd been hating because she been just slick."

"It's the funny face, light-skinned. That's what it is. It's It's a lot of the not so attractive women. I don't know if she looked over here and she just got a little tension in her body or she was mad that we're, you know, we're so confident and she I don't know. I'm not going to comment on her or whatever she is, you know, but it's like I didn't I didn't I I was cool as God. I was cool as hell to her from the beginning. I was trying to talk to her and for some reason it felt like she had a bone to pick with us and it's cuz you know funny face light-skinned women. I don't you know, I don't know what they be about."

"Okay. So look, right? So look, there's going to be people in the comments right now. They're going to be like, you're calling her light-skinned. You're also light-skinned."

"But funny face. My my face."

"Okay. Okay. All right. Okay. Okay."

"Right."

"So, and what are like your thoughts on like what just happened? Like..."

"Well, yeah. I'm going say the same thing. Like when she stood up, I'm thinking she was going to get you ready to get off, you know, and I'm ready. So, I just stood up like to see if that's what she was on or not, you know?"

"And if her friend was gonna get in, then it was gonna be the both of us. But we didn't come here to fight. It's just the way she came out. She was gonna come and she ain't been none this way. So, it's we not going to take that. You know, she got people in her car."

"Okay. Um, I want to um I want to ask you guys a question."

"Why do you think when there are a large group of women together, they usually tend to pop off or they tend to be some animosity? Why do you think that is? I feel like it's either one because she's jealous or it's some insecurities there. That's why or Yeah, I would say it's insecurities or it's just she's just jealous, you know?"

"In general. In general."

"In general. Yeah, in general."

"Okay. How about you?"

"Um, it's a lot, you know, it's a lot of pick me women out there. They always love to try to I wouldn't even say side with the men, but just go opposite of what you are. I don't know if they're trying to pick at it to make it be like an argument or I don't know if they, you know, they want they want to have people perceive you in a different way. It was given she wanted him to pick it like pick me cuz she just kept trying to impress him."

"Talking about kept telling the girl talking about you could leave and I'm talking this she was just saying so much stuff like he's could tell her to leave her, you know, not it's not her job."

"I hear you. I hear you. I hear you. So, you brought up pick me girl."

"I hear this a lot. Explain to me what that means to you."

"It's just like you're going to agree with everything whoever is like in charge. So men, women, whatever, you're just going to be on their side. You're always going to go for them. You're not going to say what you feel. You're not going to stand on your own ten toes. You're going to stand on one of yours at kind of theirs. So, it's like, and I can already see that's where she was going, but I didn't care because at the end, cuz we don't stand firm on what we say. We're not going to change it for nobody. We don't care who's around. We're not changing it. It's this is us and this is this is true."

"And I respect her for if she's a pick me girl, okay, do do whatever you want with other people. But once you look at me and stand up, I I know what that means and I'm not going to take it no other way. Now, if you know if where you're from, you stand up to shake hands and say say nice compliments, especially in an argument like this, then okay. But me, if you stand up next to me, expect a punch. Especially if you're close enough to where you can hit me. No..."

"You don't get nobody."

"You don't you don't. Well, she wasn't in her face, but she stood up. I thought she was going to run up, so I wanted to stand up, too, and then she got scared, I guess. I don't know."

"Okay, so what is the opposite of a pick me girl? If a pick me girl is all of that, what is the opposite?"

"A girl who stands on her own ten toes. If they agree with you, okay, but if they don't, they will let you know that they don't agree with you. And there's nothing you can do to convince them because they think that way for a reason. It's like not I wouldn't say facts, but it's evidence or whatever they feel like it's a behind that reason, you know, maybe she really did believe what he was saying, maybe she really did stand 10 toes or on all her ten toes, you know, but you didn't have to, you know, trying to kind of like point at us and be like, okay, well, yeah, no, you're wrong because it's it's it's never given wrong when you have an opinion. They're all different, you know, there's no right opinion, you know, and for her to try to just try to put her own opinion on me, I wanted I I wanted to slap her because like, it's an opinion, sir. Everybody got their own opinion. Not not a fact, you know."

"Okay. Okay. So, last podcast, right? After the podcast, there was some tension with some ladies and it didn't end up being what this was. It seems like both of you guys, granted, whether or not it was your fault or not, seems like you guys are very standoffish."

"Yeah."

"Where does that come from?"

"It's It's like It's a lot of the women who like to eat. No, no. I mean from you guys specifically why we're so..."

"Why we're so like..."

"Again, we don't like to engage in like with women like me. I have a lot of male friends. I have I'm very communal when it comes to men, but women, they're either jealous, they're are pick me girls, or they want attention, or they just don't. It's always something that I'm I'm I wouldn't I I don't even want to identify what it is. If you want to fight, say that. If you don't, leave me alone, you know? So when she stood up and she didn't say nothing, I'm thinking, oh, okay, you're like me. You're going straight to it. Let's go. You know, but turns out she wasn't. Okay. And then I don't know. You."

"Well, same thing she said. I agree with what she said."

"Okay. Okay. So, so regarding that, right, how how is that attitude going to transition into a relationship? Cuz it seems like you're very standoffish. You want to be like you want to stand 10 toes down. You want to be independent, I would assume. How can you be independent and have a man at the same time?"

"Right?"

"I mean, I'm standoffish, but I'm I commit to my man. You know, it's just I'm standoffish with certain people. Like, it's just you just don't do certain stuff. But like to my man, I'm going to commit."

"You know, in other words, she's saying it's all about the environment and who you're around. You know, how in when when you're around people, when you work, there's a voice you have to put on. There's a certain way you have to act. You know, there's a way you have to look. You know, but when you're, you know, when you're in a when you're in an environment where you're comfortable to be yourself, like a podcast, you're here for your opinions. You're here for what you think, you know, and if someone happens to disagree with you, you do what all of us did. Okay, I understand what you're saying and move on. She got all and stood up. So, I'm like, oh. And then y'all was all calling her thug. I'm like, okay, so you about it."

"Thought she stood by that name."

"I mean, y'all made her believe. I mean, I did, too. I'm thinking she's about what she says. So, if you stood up, I'm thinking you got hands, you know, and so I don't know. She probably did, but y'all protected her. Thank God. But, you know, I'd like to find out."

"Okay. All right. So, I think we covered like the fight like mostly."

"We have you two beautiful girls here, sisters. I want to hear more of your story. So, how did you guys grew up? I believe you said eight siblings in total."

"Tell me about that. Like the dad situation, the mom situation."

"Okay."

"The chat wants to know, I want to know."

"Okay. So, when we grew up, basically my mom kept me cuz I was the last born. So, she was in Vegas already. My dad had took my sister. So he was with her, they were out there, they raised her, and I was with my mom. Me, I very I grew up very My mom's always at work. I I wouldn't say I raised myself, but everything..."

"Everything that I do know, I uh I've taught myself. Anything the way I am, I've done it myself. So, you know, how you say how you going to commit to a man, you know, still it's a learning process. Everything I I teach myself. So, if it's like if I find a man who's like, I want a woman that's feminine or this or that, maybe if I like you enough, if I think you're worth it, then like he said, I can, you know, I can transition into that. We can talk about it together, you know, but I'm not going to change myself. And like, well, I'm going to change this cuz I hope a man's going to like me. No, no, I'm going to find a man and if he don't like something, we can talk about it, you know? Maybe I've already changed it and I like what I've changed it, you know? So, it's like I I don't know. I'm just very environmental. We can talk about things. We can debate it, but it's not going to be just what you said and don't you don't care what I say cuz it's me and I will always be in making a decision on myself."

"Okay. And how about you? And me I grew up with my dad in LA, you know, he was working providing, you know, so I grew up with my dad, so it's more different because I see the world different because my dad had taught me a lot as I'm saying I don't I'm not, you know, oh yeah, well, like I'm not like, you know, these other females like I see him trying to say we lying and stuff about, you know, not being in the street. It's real because I have my dad in my life all my life and she had my dad in her life half her life, you know, and my and my dad taught..."

"Oh, and my dad, you know, he taught me a lot like he he scared us from wearing makeup at a young age talking about we'll be like 30, 40 looking, you know, I mean, we'll be like 20, 20-something looking 40, 30, 50, you know, he scared us from wearing makeup. He did a lot to protect us from the world, you know, and he always tells like, you know, we could talk to them, you know, so I'm never alone, you know, so I don't know. That's why I'm like, I don't I don't have to like most of these females, they don't have a dad and stuff, so That's what they go out there. They let a man control them. They let a man do all that. We don't go for that because we have our dad and he, we we still have him to this day. So we know right from wrong, you know."

"Okay. So you said so you grew up with your dad, you grew up with your mom."

"Yeah."

"Right?"

"Yeah."

"Okay. So how was that for you growing up with not your dad but your mom and for you? Your dad but not your mom."

"So with me it's like I grew up with the female and like you I said they're very emotional. They're very not levelheaded. So, it's like if the way I am, it's like I always know it's like I don't want to be like I don't want to chase a man. I don't want to need a man. I want to be able to be okay, you know, being by myself and if a man comes along, then okay, that's fine. But a lot about my mom, I've noticed. And she always told me, I don't want to be alone. I always want a man. But she made sure to tell me like, you know, men, she tried to put me on game basically, but it wasn't the right game. But I I took what she was saying."

"Wait, wait, wait. Let me let me cut you off. So, she tried to tell you that she did want a man. No, she did want a man, but then she would warn me about the type of man to go out to to try to pursue, you know, like not like my dad type, you know, you get it."

"Okay. Um, so what type of man did she tell you to go for?"

"She's Well, basic Well, her cuz she was she didn't really have that much knowledge. Her basic was go for a man, you know, who you who who's not going to use you for your body, which you'll never know. A man who's intelligent. Make sure he has money cuz if you know, if you're going to get cheated on, you rather you rather cry in like a you know, not not in a Rolls-Royce. Exactly. But basically, you know, make sure the man respects you. Make sure you respect him. Make sure there's a mutual agreement. You know, he cares about how you feel. He cares about what he he wants to make sure you're included. Cuz although a relationship is, you know, the man takes control of everything. It's like you make your decision based off our conversation we had. And if you don't have that conversation with me, I don't want to be with you because you're not, you know, I don't know if you think you can control my life or what it is, but it's like I'm always going to have an opinion in our relationship, in my relationship, in my life. So, if you want to be a part of that, then you're going to have to accept that or you can go, you know."

"Okay. Um, it seems like you're very still on that independent thing. I want to..."

"I need to dive deep into that."

"What are your past relationships like? Like explain those to me. Like..."

"Um, honestly..."

"Cuz you're 19, right?"

"Yeah, 19."

"Okay. So..."

"So I've h I I honestly I haven't made it to the relationship stage yet. I do a lot of talking. I like to talk to them. I want my main thing is, can you hold a conversation? A lot of men that I've met, they're not wise. They don't even know how to hold a conversation about anything. They don't have a wide variety of knowledge, I'll say. You know, so it's like half of those people in the first 10 minutes of meeting them, they always they hit you with the, 'Oh, you want to come over? You want to do this?' And it's like that's not intelligent."

"So they essentially hit you with the same repetitive stuff?"

"Right? No. It's different, but it's like it's all the same thing. It's not going nowhere. You're not talking."

"They all want to have sex with you essentially."

"Well, no. Because it's not even really about that. It's the thing is like you're not serious. I get like especially the men I talk to, they're young. They're not not younger, but they're like 20. They're not ready to settle down. They're not this, they're not that. They're not willing to do the things that I want to do. And it's okay. I'm not going to, you know, I'm not going to pursue you if you're not ready to pursue me like that. That's all it really is for me."

"Okay. I see. Um, you had said you were celibate."

"Yeah."

"Okay. For how long?"

"Three years."

"Okay. So, I'm assuming that you've had before."

"Yeah."

"Okay. So what happened to where you become celibate for three years cuz usually that's not the case."

"Right."

"So if you don't mind."

"Right. No, it's just a realization of that, you know, although you get pleasure in it too, and although a lot of women like to say, oh, well, I wanted to have to, you know, it it was it's about me. It does take a toll on you know, you do look back and be like, although I wanted to do it, you know, everybody or anybody you think is attractive is actually, you know, it's it's not okay to continue to do that anytime you want to. Although urges are very much real and you want to, you know, at a certain point, it's like, no, I I won't I won't be like this no more. You want to change. People change a lot, you know, and once you change, it's like you got to change, right? You know, because you can't keep changing and changing and changing because no one's going to believe you. It's that one change and then it's like stamina."

"Okay. So, what was that one experience with I'm assuming with your like your past partner? Like what was that one experience that made that change happen in your head?"

"Well, it wasn't a one experience. It's like all of them. I see like it's like literally the same people in a different body or it's a little different or it's like it's simply I just I get bored very fast. I like after we talk after we, you know, I find out who you are. If you're not very interesting like me, if you're not spontaneous, it's like I'mma just slowly but surely first I'll stop talking to you. I'll never respond back. You know, it's so because I I always make sure though, I let them know like I'm not interested. I don't want to talk. And that's when the men come and just please talk to me. I'm okay with not I'm okay with you not texting me all the time. And then it's like eventually I just I don't like talking to people who don't got something to talk about, you know? I don't want to talk about what I'm doing. I don't want to talk about what my favorite color is. I don't I don't want to talk shows. I don't want to talk about things that are not relevant in my life into what I'm doing, you know?"

"Okay. So, how about you? Like..."

"What is like what was your relationship life like?"

"And how old you again? I just want to..."

"20."

"20. Okay. So, you're one year older than her. Okay. With my relationship, I don't know how to really put it because I do it how they do me."

"I don't know how to really put it because I do men how they do me. You feel me? I don't know. But I'm celibate now cuz I don't..."

"Oh, so both of you celibate."

"Yeah."

"Okay. So, you said you do men how they do you."

"I'm assuming you've been done dirty."

"No."

"No. Well, okay. I do them dirty off the rip because I just don't..."

"Oh, so you just grimy out here."

"Yeah, because I just don't trust men and they gonna try to do you dirty before you do. Let me ask a question. Look, look, look. I believe deep down women, they're kindhearted until they become experienced. Wait, no. Wait, look, wait, wait. Marquet just called me."

A fool. He may be right. He is right. But look, I think women are kindhearted until they've become experienced. And experience on a woman, it doesn't last. It It's It's not It's not healthy to a woman. I'll say that. Mhm.

I believe a woman becomes scarred when she experiences too much. Well, yeah. I'm not experienced like that though.

I don't be I'm not saying you are, but you said you do you do man dirty. Why is that? What have you experienced to make you lean that way?

I didn't experience nothing. But it's just my dad. Like I said, I have my dad in my life. And I know he does he tells me all the stuff like he boy he does these women so dirty, man. I could never be done like that. And all I do is look at like I could never like I don't play with these [ __ ] like that. You know, I I don't I just don't play like that cuz I see what my dad do. I got a lot of brothers. I see what they do. A man can never do me like that.

Oh, okay. Okay. So, I see you learn from your dad. My dad My brother cuz he was doing shorties. He's grimy out here.

Good for him. Um so, look, so both of you guys are celibate now, right?

Um the chat is wondering, you're 20, you're 19. How how long have you been a celibate for?

Eight months.

Eight months. How many bodies? Cuz if you guys are celibate, the number should be low enough to where you guys should be able to tell us.

I'm going to be honest. I got five bodies.

Five bodies. Okay. How much do you have?

I got four.

Four. Okay. That's not bad. I think it's not that bad. What do you think the people, the average male, do you think five is too much at your age or do you think four is too much at your age? Me personally, I feel like the man is going to look at like it's not that bad just because I'm 20 with only five, you know, and all them are relationships. They're not just me just No, it's all relationships, you know.

And when I be in a relationship, I be in it for a minute. So, yeah.

Okay. And you?

Whoa. Wait. What did you say again? I didn't say don't read the chat. Don't read the chat.

Okay.

Beautiful. Beautiful.

Okay. The average male, what do you think he thinks about your body count? Honestly, it's really not my business how you feel about me, you know, because if you just don't like me, leave me alone. Like, you know, but it's like, let let's talk about how they feel. Who knows? Some people may think it's bad. Some people may say it's not a lot. Some people may say, well, you know, it's it's all about when it was, how old were you? It's it's so much factors that I'm not going to go through with you. It's like, are you okay or no? What do you want? Like, I'm not I'm not your daughter. I'm not your kid. You don't look at me like, oh, I'm so ashamed. No. It's like, do you like me? Okay. You don't you don't move on. You're not going to sit here and make me ashamed of what I've done cuz I know it comes to do from a woman perspective. How do you think we feel when you men have 30 plus bodies? I don't like that.

Okay. So, you brought up a good point there. You brought up a good point. Do you think men and women are the same? I I explained to you earlier the experience part.

Men, when we have experience, we can handle it. That's why like that's how we become men. We learn from our like we learn from our mistakes. We learn from things that happen around us. Women aren't the same. You guys are gentle creatures. You need nurturing. You need peace.

Exactly.

You guys fall under destruction under chaos.

And men can't provide the peace. So that's what leads females out here to be hard and to do whatever do cuz it's just you men are not like that. Like me, I'm I'm like I'm a one man, you know, woman. Like I don't just go sleep around with like a lot of men. But it's just hard for me to be submissive to a man because he's just he going to be everywhere else, you know.

Have you ever been submissive to a man?

Yeah. Have you?

No, you haven't. I can tell in your face. Let me tell you why you're not man who thinks like, "Come on. I'm not going to be submissive for you to look have me looking stupid when I can just stay where I am and look like the boss that I am." You know,

there's something you're not telling me. And I say that because you guys are very similar. But you actually seem like if me or Marquette put the ism on you, not going for you tightening up. Yes, you are. You on the other hand, you seem very standoffish. Even if I were to tell you the facts,

I just don't I don't I don't trust it. You know, whatever whatever you say, act you put on or anything you say, any act you put on it, like anything. I would just think like, oh, okay, we'll see about this in like a good, you know, year or two.

Don't trust. I just don't believe it. You know, I would never believe anything a man tell me cuz you guys are just liars. Like us.

Like us. You see how you like us?

I take responsibility.

Okay. I like that. I like that.

Yeah. So you two guys, right? What are your next steps as what in life for a relationship? You guys have been you've been set for bit for three years. You've been celibate for eight months. How long the time is ticking?

How long? What?

How long until you get into a relationship, start to settle down? until um a man finds me that I think is worthy of you know

and you

I really don't know. I don't know.

Okay.

I don't know.

So, we'll go back to her. She said until a man is worthy, correct?

And I'm not talking about financially too, but I'm not talking about that.

Okay. So, what do you mean exactly? Explain.

His character, the wisdom, cuz like I'm I'm a very talkative person as you guys can see. Um so, I like having conversation. I like Yeah. Yeah, I like having conversation. I like talking about a lot of things. You know, the I like partying too and all that, but my main thing is when it's time for us to be together, when we're away from people, can you have an intelligent conversation with me? You know, can you we talk about multiple subjects cuz I will. And if you're sitting there, okay, um Okay. I don't I don't like that cuz you're not very wise. You haven't had much experience like you said, so you don't know a lot. So, when you do finally get that experience, you get that burst of energy where it's like you just want to go out there, you know, and showcase it. and I understand it, but that's why I got preferences, you know.

Okay. Um, if you guys don't mind me asking, um, you guys are very young and it seems like you're like caught up, I guess, a little bit on game, I would say.

Yeah.

At what age did you lose your virginity?

Oh. Oh, me. I lost my 17 going on 18. So, I was grown. Okay. I was 16.

16. Okay. Okay. Um what what challenges do you face as Hold on. Let me let me let me think real quick.

What challenges do you two as sisters face in the dating world as black women? Well, I would even say as black women, as as two females who actually look good and they know it, a lot of men, they they like they like to be vocal about it cuz we are. So, I've had a man before try to tell me and my sister, "Oh, I want you guys both." And it's just like, "Oh my god."

[ __ ]

what have men who come to us? I can't pick out of you two and it's like you won't get none of us now.

And the only one that has been able to convince you is Marquette cuz I seen us what of what?

That he wants both of you.

Oh, no. No. He's not the first.

He No, I He convinced you guys.

No, a lot of people You don't got to convince us that you want us cuz I understand it. You know,

he ain't the first. Yeah.

Okay. Okay.

But we don't even do We don't do like that,

right?

Okay. Um, so you said like multiple men would try to get both of you guys.

Yeah.

And like you guys would never be down with one dude that has everything that you guys want. He's going to treat you guys well.

House hair vacation there. You already smiling. You really like the idea of it.

No, cuz I can do it all myself.

Not to you. So why haven't you?

When you think you can have your cake and eat it, too. That's not okay.

What do you mean have your cake?

Okay. May maybe if she's okay with it or I'm okay with it on our separate time, she can be with somebody else and I can do but together. It's like what do you think of us? Like why do you think that you can have us together? Like not even on those.

See now she now if if I'm thinking it from my point of view,

right? What if he just sees two beautiful women, two beautiful souls, and he wants to make sure you guys are always together

have a family to

sound like a bunch of manipulation to get what you want and I won't believe it.

Okay.

Because it's like Yeah. Because it's like nothing stupid. Yeah.

Once it sounds stupid, it's like no, I got I gota I gotta go because it's like if you're going to lie about that, it's like I got a world full of lies ahead.

No, I get it. I get it. I'm I'm sick and tired of uh the lies. Okay?

Cuz the thing is, you know, why can't a brother just have double the trouble? You feel me? I was already ready to double team on that girl. So, why can't you double team on her? Look, let me know what I'm saying.

Okay. First, we wasn't going to double team her. I stand up.

I would take turns one by one then. If I want some more, I call on her.

I stood up first and then she stood up in case a egghehead was standing up. Okay. It was only going to be oneonone or oneonone. Right.

That's what I don't know. I forgot.

Why you calling at her first? that

she's very pretty though. But that's what you guys call I'm not what I'm going to say the weave. No. So

Okay. Thank you. Thank you. So that's

I'm going come back to that. I feel like y'all two was a little quiet on that.

Okay. Y'all was extra Hold up. Can I say something? Right.

Y'all was extra quiet when it came to that weave now. Okay. And y'all had the most weave on the panel.

I'm quiet cuz we got hair up underneath this. So I can I can embra this.

I almost couldn't believe it.

You see all this? No. No. Look. You see all this black? This is all real. All this is my real hair. like the black part and it stretches far. So

I don't have to talk about weave because I I don't even if you try to say you're wearing it cuz you're baldheaded. I know what it is and you can't convince me of something.

Take it out right now.

You know,

can I Okay. So

I believe you guys.

I know.

Why wear it then?

Why what?

Why wear weave then?

Only because I like it. Like doing your hair is so exhausting, especially when you have so much of it. your hands hurt, your rubber bands pop, like you cry. And it's so much when I just want to get up and put on a cute outfit and leave. Like, come on. It's like it's like asking a woman, why does she wear makeup? She don't need it, but she likes it. You know, women like I've seen a lot of beautiful women who wear makeup that they don't need it.

So, now let me ask you a question. Actually, no, I'm going to make a statement. What you're essentially saying is that you don't like to wear your hair naturally when you do nothing to it because you don't like it. Because if you actually liked your hair natural when you do nothing to it, you would wear it outside because that's the easiest way and the most cheapest way to actually wear your hair. But you don't do it.

But listen, but when you got money to be able to get your hair done, then that's another thing. It's like it's not about cheap weight. And then I do wear my hair out, but eventually I got tired of it. I wore my hair out for so many years. I just started getting my hair done this year. I've never wore braids before besides this year. My hair is very much long. Anybody who've ever met me as far as in the past, none of them have seen me with braids. This is literally the second time I braided my hair with this year. So, I very much love myself.

Okay. How about you?

And I wear weave to grow my hair. My hair is really long, but it do help your hair grow.

See, now look, I I done heard that a lot of times.

No, it's the truth though.

I done had one shorty whole school four four years had the weaving. I ain't never see her real hair.

See, then that mean she just couldn't grow. I don't know. It's something else.

But do you see what I'm saying?

Yeah.

What do you think the main plight is with black women in their natural hair?

I don't I don't I don't I don't like the way you guys say black women because it's everybody, but white women wear extensions. And

I'm going to be honest with you. It is black women. Many women wear wigs, but black women, I'm I'm keeping the buck and I'm saying as a black man, I want my black women to excel at everything. You guys need to excel

right

in everything.

Okay,

you guys don't excel in here and that's because you guys don't care bars. Now continue.

But the thing about it is although you think I need to excel and then if I don't your opinion is useless to me, you know, I I love myself the way I am and if braids bother you then go find someone who doesn't wear braids. I obviously do and you like me. So it's like are you going to be okay with it? Are you going to adjust to it? What's going to happen for you? Cuz you want me. Now if I wanted you and you're like I don't like the braid. I'mma leave or I'mma adjust to what you like. But if you're walking up to me, you don't got the options no more. It's involves my

Okay, last question. What are you guys final thoughts on the podcast? What just happened or just in anything in general? Let's keep it quick and brief. You start

the podcast was great, but I just I don't I don't like messy people, you know? I'm not a fighter at all.

Okay. And how much

we may look aggressive, but we're we may look aggressive, but we're really nice. Well, you know, I'm Yeah, we're really good people. nice people, you know. So, it was that was all uncalled for. But we're all so we're just that's why it's like people be testing the silence once because you're quiet, but it's we're quiet for a reason. We're just observer. That's me. Like I'm I stay quiet cuz I just observe, you know,

and I peep energy and I do all that. I'm I'm a Libra, so we peep all that, you know? And when I peep, I just I act accordingly, you know? So,

okay. Well, it was nice talking to you. Hope you guys have a nice night. Get home safe. No fighting.

As long as people don't want to fight us, we don't want to fight them.