Could the very fabric of our community be under siege by forces both within and without, and can our voices be the catalyst for change? This episode of Big Dog Talk doesn't just ask questions; it unravels the answers. We confront the shrouded agendas targeting Black affluence, dissecting the threads that bind figures like Oprah, Diddy, and Kevin Hart. The revelation train doesn't stop there as we dissect Kat Williams' daring exposé of entertainment's shadowy corners. Dramatically, we shine a light on the iron-fisted gentrification suffocating Chicago's neighborhoods, igniting a discussion on the potency of community activism amidst systemic oppression.
The year 2024 looms with a promise of upheaval and enlightenment, and we're here leading the charge. Social media, the double-edged sword, slices through the veil of celebrity, leaving no stone unturned—from Jada Pinkett Smith and Fat Joe's contentious parallels to a disrespectful meme targeting T.I.'s wife, Tiny. We wrestle with the blurred lines between humor and disrespect, and how easily social media morphs warm-hearted deeds into misinterpreted actions. Shift gears with us as we explore the misuse of judicial power, highlighted by a Las Vegas case that leaves us questioning the balance of scales in our justice system.
In the shadowy halls of Hollywood, we peel back the curtain to reveal the silent puppeteers of power. This episode peels back layers of influence that may overshadow even the notorious Illuminati, pondering whether a secret cadre of elites manipulates our most cherished narratives. Hear how stars like Kanye West, Bill Cosby, and Monique navigate the gauntlet of integrity versus conformity. Taraji P. Henson's fearless advocacy for equality in the entertainment industry becomes our beacon of bravery, proving that amidst the high stakes of Hollywood's hidden secrets, standing up for justice still reigns supreme.
Could the very fabric of our community be under siege by forces both within and without, and can our voices be the catalyst for change? This episode of Big Dog Talk doesn't just ask questions; it unravels the answers. We confront the shrouded agendas targeting Black affluence, dissecting the threads that bind figures like Oprah, Diddy, and Kevin Hart. The revelation train doesn't stop there as we dissect Kat Williams' daring exposé of entertainment's shadowy corners. Dramatically, we shine a light on the iron-fisted gentrification suffocating Chicago's neighborhoods, igniting a discussion on the potency of community activism amidst systemic oppression.
The year 2024 looms with a promise of upheaval and enlightenment, and we're here leading the charge. Social media, the double-edged sword, slices through the veil of celebrity, leaving no stone unturned—from Jada Pinkett Smith and Fat Joe's contentious parallels to a disrespectful meme targeting T.I.'s wife, Tiny. We wrestle with the blurred lines between humor and disrespect, and how easily social media morphs warm-hearted deeds into misinterpreted actions. Shift gears with us as we explore the misuse of judicial power, highlighted by a Las Vegas case that leaves us questioning the balance of scales in our justice system.
In the shadowy halls of Hollywood, we peel back the curtain to reveal the silent puppeteers of power. This episode peels back layers of influence that may overshadow even the notorious Illuminati, pondering whether a secret cadre of elites manipulates our most cherished narratives. Hear how stars like Kanye West, Bill Cosby, and Monique navigate the gauntlet of integrity versus conformity. Taraji P. Henson's fearless advocacy for equality in the entertainment industry becomes our beacon of bravery, proving that amidst the high stakes of Hollywood's hidden secrets, standing up for justice still reigns supreme.
Even with that recent you know Kat Williams story that you were telling me about. It just goes back to the point that you made earlier on is that a lot of things are really being exposed around this. I don't know what you want to call it secret society life. Like I don't know what you call it.
Speaker 2:
What is it a setup, though, towards the Black community? Because, have you noticed, though, it's only black rich millionaires and billionaires who are targeting other rich, black successful people. They've mentioned Oprah, they've mentioned Diddy, they've mentioned Kevin Hart.
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Speaker 2:
Welcome back to another episode of the Big Dog Talk podcast. It's me, the one and only your boy, big Charles, and not the little one.
Speaker 1:
What's up y'all? It's your girl, big Shay, and I'm back, back, back in the building and on the mic once again.
Speaker 2:
Once again.
Speaker 1:
Listen, is it me or is 2024 coming in like Ba ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba, ba ba? Take cover y'all From Jda Pinkett looking like fat Joe to the Doggo on Las Vegas, doing jumping on the couch, jumping over the Doggo and counter attacking the judge. Cat Williams, exposing the industry to Cat Williams, exposing the industry to Diddy do it, he did, he did, he do it.
Speaker 2:
That's 50, though it's about Diddy. I mean it's not funny.
Speaker 1:
but Diddy, do it. It's a lot going on. And something else I just heard in Chicago in this like low income area in Chicago, I guess they're trying to like gentrify the area. They boarded up this low income building and some of the apartments had families, elderly people, disabled people in the apartments. The only reason they didn't have the sheriff there or nothing. The only reason why they had to retract. That is because one of somebody from the neighborhood recorded what they were doing in placing her camera next to doors that have boards on it and families and elderly people were behind there and they couldn't get out. Wow, yes, it's a lot going on. Yes, it's a lot going on. Yes, yes, it's going on. We're not even through January.
Speaker 2:
We're not even, and even with Diddy, diddy, do it. That started at the end of 23, but it's carrying over to 2024.
Speaker 1:
It's going to be here for all of 2024.
Speaker 2:
I don't know. I feel like 2024 is like the year of chaos and truth. You've been saying that. Why do you say that, charles? I do Like 2024 is just going to expose and disrupt a lot of things, because We've been blinded by so much Yep, we've been blinded by so much. Life has been altered, the higher powers have distorted our vision, if you will Our vision, Our perspective our perception of life.
Speaker 2:
And this is why it's the year of truth. A lot of things are going to get exposed, and this is going to just cause a bunch of chaos. Now, if we don't get caught up in the chaos and focus on what comes out of the chaos, then we can possibly be getting into some growth. Yeah, chaos sounds crazy, though, but a lot of this is also entertaining as well, so if we get caught up in the entertainment, we can get sucked up into it. What's?
Speaker 1:
going on. I mean, a lot of this stuff has already like none of this stuff is new. That's happening. It's just honestly, the power of social media and influence and media just in general is really exposing things that have been going on for decades.
Speaker 2:
Wait, hold on. Why would you say Fat Joe looking like Jada Baby let me tell you something.
Speaker 1:
Did you not see the picture of Jada Pinkett? And they did the, you know, the Fat Joe. I thought it was very disrespectful. I didn't even know that that was her.
Speaker 2:
I thought it was disrespectful, though. The reason I thought it was disrespectful one? Because Jada Pinkett is somebody's mother, somebody's daughter. You know me, I like to put myself in situations because if I was Jada Pinkett's husband, but I don't want to say if I was Jada Pinkett's- husband I don't even want to use that Please don't If it was my wife, even with the 50 cent post where he posted the good times with and what's the guy's name? The star of the good times.
Speaker 1:
I can't think Jefferson's, oh, the Jefferson's.
Speaker 2:
He placed a picture of Tiny Ti's wife on side of the Jefferson's.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, See, now I think the whole Tiny situation is a little bit different than Jada Pinkett. Well, no, no no, no, she put those clothes on. She got dressed up like that.
Speaker 2:
I don't do that, I don't get out like that.
Speaker 1:
No, but I'm saying she did, I don't get out like that.
Speaker 2:
I just thought in my perspective. I just thought that was very disrespectful. It was funny though. It was funny to the humor side, but then I was torn. I was torn if I wanted to laugh at that.
Speaker 1:
Keep it real bitch. I was torn.
Speaker 2:
I was torn if I and inwardly I laughed, but overall I still think it was disrespectful to compare Jada to the new fat Joe. You know they were talking about her clothes, her hair.
Speaker 1:
Now that kind of part, the hair and stuff. No, I was mostly looking at it from like the outfit, like it definitely looked like something that Joe will wear. Now the whole Tiny thing, like that's not funny to me at all. That's not funny to me at all.
Speaker 2:
I'm fat, joe, I'm still fat. That's disrespectful to them. This is the thing about social media. Social media is cruel.
Speaker 1:
Social media is ruthless. What do you mean? Cruel? It's ruthless. Out there, they get on our neck, they do. They talk about babies, old people, deceased people. They don't care.
Speaker 2:
They told me on social media that I was a scent. Just because I love and reverence my wife, I mean the mother of my three beautiful children, just because I reverence you, I take good care of you and my kids. This generation and this world considers guys like me as a scent.
Speaker 1:
Shout out to the guys like you, shout out, shout out to the guys like you, because there is absolutely nothing wrong with being a family man or everything your wife you know what I mean. But I think that it's just distorted, you know, due to media. They just said that that's just like dudes are like what is he doing over there?
Speaker 2:
So basically, we're going to be everywhere today. We're going to be everywhere today. You talking about Jada, what are? The guy that, the guy in Las Vegas jumped over the? You say this is the thing about this type of stuff. You always bring me into something. This is how I was like.
Speaker 1:
This is our life. Gossiping. This is not gossiping, though we're not talking about foolishness.
Speaker 2:
This is not foolishness, I don't like talking about, anything I don't not like talking about, but that man jumped over the what is that car?
Speaker 1:
I don't know what is called. The judge was in the her chair, the your honor chair, the guy was getting sentenced by the judge.
Speaker 1:
He denied him probation. But here's the thing that this is actually worth talking about. The thing is that you know the way she her rebuttal to deny him probation. She was like, well, he's going to like. She said it like in a negative, sarcastic, like powerful, and he's going to learn something different today. Well, you're judging it? No, I'm not judging it. What I'm judging is her being in a power, in a seat of authority and power, feeling like it's okay to be say sarcastic things based off her position of power.
Speaker 2:
But on the flu side and her defense, it sounds like he had a track record, that too. So if she said what I got from it, she was just like uh, nah, he haven't learned anything yet. He haven't really dealt with any consequences of it for his behavior. I'm going to nah, he needs to fail this one. Yeah, he did. I don't see anything wrong with that. Well, what I do see wrong with is how he jumped over that podium.
Speaker 1:
That was absolutely terrible. I never thought that I would see something like that with my own eyes, because not only did he jump over, he was punching her, he was abused Like he was physically assaulting her. I don't think that's funny. So the point where even the other men, whoever they were, the note takers and et cetera they couldn't even gain control over him, that they even started hitting him but he still had a hole of the judge.
Speaker 2:
I don't think that was funny. And if he thought he had a consequence before that judgment, do you understand the felonies that he I?
Speaker 1:
think he picked up six more Accumulated Six.
Speaker 2:
Yeah, jumping over a podium and punching a judge, a black guy jumping over a podium punching a white judge, female judge and a female. I don't know if that part matters or not, but in my mind it matters, it matters, it matters.
Speaker 1:
That man is never going to get out and it definitely shows that he has no self-control, doesn't care about consequences, doesn't respect authority, all the things.
Speaker 2:
It makes it proves her right. I know what he should have stayed in what he needed to stay in there. Yeah, unfortunately. Unfortunately he proved her judgment right.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, and it's recorded for all to see that they're going to make an example out of him, what.
Speaker 2:
They're going to make an example out of him An example, he's going underneath the jail, the jail, and he's going underneath Me. Chow 2020, folks startin' all crazy 2020, folks startin' all crazy 2020. Folks, listen, I got a question for you. What's that Denny you from the East Coast? Harlem? Stand up, you're a Harlem girl. Harlem stand up. Although Denny is not originally from Harlem, mount Vernon, he represents.
Speaker 1:
Harlem Stand down.
Speaker 2:
He did represent. Don't do that. Are you showing them how childish you really are?
Speaker 1:
That's just a New York thing, stop. And your question is no.
Speaker 2:
Nah, I'm just joking. I heard Lil Shea stand down, but anyway, Now that's Lil Shea. Now that's Lil Shea. See, this is complete opposite. You guys, I try to stay focused, I try to med.
Speaker 1:
Anyway.
Speaker 2:
Denny, denny Dord, his ex-girlfriend, cassie, came out in 2023. Exposing the industry, exposing him and their relationship. Right. That then spiraled, although it was something that started before that I want to focus on, do you think? Did he do it?
Speaker 1:
So, in all honesty, you got to be careful.
Speaker 2:
You got to be careful when you speak about this.
Speaker 1:
You got to be careful.
Speaker 2:
Do you really, do you think, did he done it In all honesty?
Speaker 1:
you got to be careful. You got to be careful. I had a really hard time just watching and hearing everything that was coming out as it relates to Diddy Because, like you said, being a New Yorker growing up in the 90s and Harlem Diddy was Diddy you know what I mean. And so the more things that continue to come out, all of the allegations. It's still in disbelief. But I also feel like all of these people don't have a reason to lie on Diddy. I do feel like that and my thoughts automatically go towards, in all seriousness, my thoughts automatically go towards his children. At the end of the day, they were born into that lifestyle, that world, regardless of what they may or may not have been exposed to. That's their father, that's their life, that's their livelihood, et cetera, et cetera. But at the end of the day, everybody's not lying on Diddy.
Speaker 2:
My thoughts was what's the ex-girlfriend name? Is Cassidy, right, cassidy I?
Speaker 1:
believe.
Speaker 2:
Cassidy, I had a plethora of thoughts to go through my mind On one end. No way I condone any man violating a woman in any way.
Speaker 1:
Shape form of fashion None.
Speaker 2:
I think any guy that put his hands on a woman that's abusive to, any woman that mistreats a woman as a coward, I stand on it, live by it. Right, you know. So I definitely had empathy and sympathy for her. Yeah, you know, but I would be lying if I said I didn't. With this situation and how fast she reneged her statement once she was given a bunch of money and one end is like she was fighting to have a voice and the other end, because she took the money so fast, it was like were you doing it for the money, right, or both or both.
Speaker 1:
Or both, Because I mean, maybe she was doing it for the money. However, we don't really really know to what extent and what degree that she's suffered abuse. So for me both could be true, and it doesn't make me look at her and legitimate, yeah and legitimate.
Speaker 2:
It doesn't make me look at her in any way if she did do it for the money, for sure, because she needed to be compensated for her distress. Absolutely, she definitely needed to be compensated, but it also it just but. On the flip side, though, it seems like a bunch of Women I gotta be careful Hang around certain people for the cloud, for the money, for Opportunity, opportunity, the environment that comes with it. So it's like why not really be a voice and go all the way with it?
Speaker 1:
What you mean. Go all the way with what the allegations yeah, why pull the allegations back?
Speaker 2:
Because at one point she was giving a lot of women hope and a lot of women came out and were just speaking against it. But then, as soon as she backtracked and got paid some money, all that did was inspire others to come out well, he did it to me as well and get the money and get the money Right. So it just draws confusion with the human mind. Did he do it? Did he not do it? But I'm with you as well. If so many people about 100 people saying the same thing about you, something, something is a little off.
Speaker 1:
You know, and even with this whole topic, even the allegations of potentially him having hand in the demise of some people's lives, it's just like, at the end of the day, the conclusion that I've come to is that we don't know these people. We really don't know these people. You know entertainers, influencers. We really don't know these people. These are people that we look up to for music, or you know, when I say we, I mean you know just as a people you know we look up to actors, actresses. You know rappers, singers but at the end of the day, we really don't know these people. We get a glimpse of them and they show us what they want to show us. So I got to tell myself listen, I don't know Diddy, I don't know Diddy from Bacana Paint.
Speaker 2:
At the end of the day, the story that I've created in my mind. This is the child aside of you that I'm going with. What 50 Cent going with.
Speaker 1:
It's not funny, it's not funny, so you basically like what 50 Cent.
Speaker 2:
Man, I just believe it's a lot that goes on behind the scene. You know, at the when you're, the higher you get.
Speaker 1:
I mean, it's like even with the recent, you know Cat Williams.
Speaker 2:
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait You're not about to do that.
Speaker 1:
I'm just saying, even with that recent you know, cat Williams story that you were telling me about, it just goes back to the point that you made earlier on is that a lot of things are really being exposed around this. I don't know what you want to call it secret society, life. Like I don't know what you call it.
Speaker 2:
But is it a setup, though, towards the black community? Because, have you noticed, though, it's only black rich millionaires and billionaires who are targeting other rich, black successful people? They've mentioned Oprah, they've mentioned Diddy, they've mentioned Kevin Hart. They have mentioned a bunch of names, big names, like it's Cat Williams Beefin' with Kevin Hart and Tyler Perry and Oprah and all of these names, but it's only the black community Pitting against each other, against each other. And is that a part of the setup? Like is this was this controlled and?
Speaker 1:
set up. I mean, I don't know, because even you know, like you said, we bouncing around today but we're going to get to it. We are getting to it. But even with Taraji P Henson and her coming out and speaking up around the mishandling and mispayment of black women in the acting, acting, filming industry, Like is she not being a voice for, like the protégés that are coming behind her? Like why that doing that could get her canceled. So I don't see how someone like her could potentially be a part of this whole. Are we pitting each other against each other theory that you're presenting because that could get her canceled?
Speaker 2:
No, but they're saying that. But was she stressed out and when you stressed out? And you struggling to pay your bills? Enough is enough. But they are saying that it is a community up there. It is a community not just of African Americans, but they even have a higher community than what they would call like the Illuminati. The Illuminati real the Illuminati not real.
Speaker 1:
Right, right. Well that's why I said what do you call it? The upper echelon society of what do you call it?
Speaker 2:
Is that a secret world? A secret world?
Speaker 1:
Secret society, world that we don't know about.
Speaker 2:
We don't know about. So do you think there are higher ups that control a small percentage of higher ups that control the narrative of this, of what we call life? Who gets what money, who gets what opportunities, who get what?
Speaker 1:
I absolutely do feel that there are some higher ups with all the money that get to dictate, navigate and call the shots on who gets what. So what that means to me, as I say that, is that there are people that we look up to that are billionaires that have to play a game. They have to play a game either to continue to operate in that tier of where they are in that world, or or they don't get to advance higher in their careers and get access to the things that bring them closer to that higher society.
Speaker 1:
But you see, monique was talking about this years ago and everybody was looking at Monique like she was crazy. So when people start, exposing Harvey.
Speaker 2:
when people start exposing the truth, we play them as crazy as if they have mental issues. So it's it also. It's just okay, kanye, thank you.
Speaker 1:
You see what I'm saying. Well, he went, yeah, yeah. Yeah, they ripped Kanye a lot of Southern than they gave it back, but these are all people that that gives us hope, though.
Speaker 2:
In the black community, yep, you got Kanye, you got Bill Cosby, you got Tyler Perry, you got Oprah, you got Kevin Hart, you got Pete Diddy, even Steve Harvey's in a mix now.
Speaker 1:
Steve Harvey. You know, I saw the old school video when he was making a joke, Steve Harvey, I think back in the nineties about he would act like a monkey. For X amount of dollars He'd be the best monkey that they ever seen. He'd swing from a banana tree to banana tree. He would even scratch his butt to be paid All right. So are we?
Speaker 2:
being puppeted, that's I could be puppets.
Speaker 1:
Absolutely. Come on now. This is that's all new. Why are we doing this? For the money To gain success? And we've never, I'm going to speak from.
Speaker 2:
So you're saying we have to, we have to sell our soul in order to gain money.
Speaker 1:
Basically, everybody's not willing to sell their soul but a lot of people are willing to sell their their soul to gain wealth and to be put in that small percentage. To be put in that small percentage and play the game.
Speaker 2:
But did he did. He is a powerful man, a billionaire, was, was. And if he can be stripped down, if Bill Cosby could be stripped down, if Kanye can be stripped down, hmm.
Speaker 1:
If they could cancel. You know other people that they've canceled, which is why, though, people like Steve Harvey. When he had that interview with Monique, he was very careful about what he said. The only reason why, from a human perspective, someone is going to be careful about what they say? Because they have people to answer to.
Speaker 2:
They have people to answer to. I don't care how much money you and too much to lose.
Speaker 1:
And it's been made crystal clear that this is the role that you need to play. You step outside of that box.
Speaker 2:
These are the consequences I'm seeing your ass where you came back from.
Speaker 1:
I'm sending you right back.
Speaker 2:
Simple as that. Simple as that.
Speaker 1:
Simple as that, and it's basically. It is selling your soul.
Speaker 2:
Wow, is the illuminati real or not? I?
Speaker 2:
mean, like you said, they've had some people that seem like they're legitimate people that speak about this. He said there are certain communities, certain rooms and doors that you think you want to get into when you get to a certain status and then when you get invited to those rooms, you realize that, man, I cannot be a part of this. He said that they have when you get. He said there are homes that you come into that have different rooms where people can't be in, some rooms where people are doing different things, just depending on what you're willing to do. And if you open that door, you don't know what you would see.
Speaker 1:
And that that act is a part of, like your next level that you're able to that next world, that next world you even have access to you.
Speaker 2:
have access to it possibly give you more opportunity more exposure, more opportunity, more money Like. Monique was told in one of her, in one of her movies. This is what Monique said. Quote on this is I'm quoting what Monique said to Tyler Perry. Tyler Perry told her Monique, you may want to take this, this role, and accept it. And Monique was like I cannot work for free. I think it was a role with Oprah, the one I don't. I forgot about the back in the day movie Precious.
Speaker 1:
I think it was precious Right. I think so Because they did that together, Oprah and Tyler and Tyler.
Speaker 2:
Perry says you may want to consider taking this. Based off of Monique's statement, you may want to consider taking this role. And Monique was like I cannot do this for free, I cannot. And she said the way. Tyler Perry basically said listen, you take this role. You may not get paid here, but it's going to put you in a position to get other opportunities elsewhere. And Monique said she wasn't doing that.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, because she created the name for herself. They also wanted her to do publicity for free. So she was excited you know, I'm going to go, do you know these public appearances? But she didn't know that she wasn't going to be getting paid for those. So she said again, I'm not doing it.
Speaker 2:
You know what I'm hurt about the most. I got to be honest with you. What's that Um the beef with Pastor TD Jakes and Pastor Gino I think his name is Jenny.
Speaker 1:
That's a big one too. That's a big one.
Speaker 2:
Why? Because TD Jakes is a big figure in the religion, religious world. Especially, he's a big voice for the black community as well. He's a big voice for Christianity, period.
Speaker 2:
He's a major voice for the black church. He's a big representation, and to see him and Pastor Gino Jennings not getting along and warring and beefing on social media, when these two powerful beings have the power to come together and just show so much unity and heal so many people by coming, it's all of these black people, black leaders, these black people that we look up to and inspire by, that are warring with each other. It's that issue that I have and I'm torn by TD Jakes, because I don't know TD Jakes personally, but I do remember I grew up in a church and TD Jakes used to come to the church Right that I grew up in Right. He was a really sincere man and I'm not even saying now, in order to even get on that level, you have to have some exposure to that secret world. Yeah, that political side, and that's the beef between him and Pastor Gino Jenkins.
Speaker 1:
Like he was saying that what is TD Jakes doing?
Speaker 2:
hanging around Puff Daddy? Why, td Jakes don't talk about homosexuality in the way of the traditional doctrine that Christianity go by. So that is causing a ripple between two powerful leaders there. So I just 2024 is a very chaotic year and it's exposing a lot. There's some truth, there's some lies.
Speaker 1:
That is hurtful, though, Like, as I'm listening to you the fact that you know Christianity is supposed to be a space and a place, you know, for people to gain inspiration and hope, and to have us be in a space and time where leaders in that space are nitpicking and going against one another. For what? For what? Like? What's the reason? What's the end result? Like, what are you looking for? I'm like I just don't get it. Like my brain can't.
Speaker 2:
To me, the end result is like who's God is right and who's God is wrong. To me it's ego. I'm not saying that you know one of, because, honestly, honestly, based off of Pastor Geno Jenkins and his beliefs of the word, of the traditional word, he's rightfully speaking the truth, his truth and the truth, and off of the rules in the context of the original doctrine, the doctrine nation of Christianity, correct. Now, on TD Jakes, side Side To me, he's speaking from a more non-judgmental. Who am I to put these people in a category? Who am I to say that these people are going to hell?
Speaker 1:
Or to ostracize who is he? To ostracize a certain group of people based off of?
Speaker 2:
something, and that's the thing about our beliefs. That's the thing about beliefs.
Speaker 1:
It can separate though Beliefs, it won't believe you?
Speaker 2:
Belief system does separate, it separates. You know, we, like I've said before, we've been conditioned in a life of duality, where right and wrong, right and darkness, and that's one of my issues with religion and our beliefs, that it causes us to separate from each other and not be able to connect on that pure love.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, which can also cause more hurt.
Speaker 2:
It can do more damage than good, or harm than good. It can do more damage than good.
Speaker 1:
Especially when you're talking from a space where there is clearly a commonality, like in their goals, but each one of them are choosing to attack those goals in a different way. In a different way, based off their belief system.
Speaker 2:
That's just a responsibility. I wouldn't want that. So everybody say big Charles, you will preach it. I'm a son of a preacher.
Speaker 1:
You are a son of a preacher man.
Speaker 2:
And preaching is in my soul, but I don't have the I don't, I wouldn't want that responsibility to tell people how to live their life. That's me. I have a life that I live by. I have a certain belief that I live by Belief system. Yes, that I live by, but I'm not here to tell my body what to do and how to live.
Speaker 1:
I mean, but see, for me I look at that as like I mean, don't get me wrong, similar belief systems is also what can bring people you know together. When they have that, that commonality right, and it helps to build, just like with the podcast, like we have a belief system on the podcast and people that can identify and relate to that belief system will come over and join the community and reap the benefits of it right.
Speaker 2:
Right.
Speaker 1:
And then there's another you know podcast that's talking about healing or self-awareness, and they may choose to logistically navigate towards and result differently. Who are we to say that they're not doing it right?
Speaker 2:
We have all group of people Right, they have their group of people.
Speaker 1:
Yes. At the end of the day, and we just pray that it's for the good Of humanity, of humanity.
Speaker 2:
And everything being done unto God.
Speaker 1:
That's it. That's it. That's all Now. If we could get more people to adopt that you know philosophy the world would be a different place.
Speaker 2:
Secret society going on. There's a secret society going on.
Speaker 1:
I don't want no parts of that. Yes, no law. There is no money, there is no access, there is no what you call it. You know when something is enticing, incentive, incentives that will make me ever think about selling my soul. Selling my soul is never an option. That's never an option, are you?
Speaker 2:
kidding me, even if it can put you in a position to, like, change your legacy forever.
Speaker 1:
I'm not selling my soul. I'm not selling my soul. I'm not. But there it is. I'm not Simple as that. Listen, and I know you're not selling your soul, big Charles, selling my soul for what?
Speaker 2:
How much you want to pay. Hold on, hey, hey, listen oh.
Speaker 1:
Lou, you're like who gonna know?
Speaker 2:
Let me stop Look mess around and make it big and something People be like you've seen that audio and visual.
Speaker 1:
He said he was going to do it. That didn't age. Well, Cut it out big.
Speaker 2:
Charles.
Speaker 1:
God is good and all the time God is good oh Jesus. We did it Listen.
Speaker 2:
before we get up out here, y'all make sure you guys go like and subscribe to Big Dog Talk podcast.
Speaker 1:
Do that please Big.
Speaker 2:
Dog Talk underscore podcast. We're available on YouTube Big Dog Talk podcast, tiktok Big Dog Talk podcast. Look forward to the events that's coming up this year. We're getting ready to go 2024. Y'all keep pushing us. Y'all send us topics that you guys want us to discuss and talk about. Y'all want us to go live on Instagram. What y'all want to do. Y'all want us to have more live events. What? Y'all want us to do A tour because it's looking like somebody's trying to manage Big Dog Talk podcast and send us on a tour.
Speaker 1:
Let's go what we doing, when we at though what we doing.
Speaker 2:
Anyway, man, until next time, man, we're back to ourselves. Man, we love y'all Peace.