Village Vets: WE ARE THROWING A PARTY FEBRUARY 28th!!!

We rewind a surprising Producer Verzuz, then move into real plans to merge our show with our city: a Feb 28 party, VIP ideas, and how to protect the vibe. We dig into Black History Month, who teaches it, and why perspective changes what we call truth, then close on media power, conspiracies, and civic vigilance.

• Hit-Boy vs Mike Will highlights and Atlanta nostalgia
• Rae Sremmurd era, songwriting credits, and catalog value
• VIP party concept, guest vetting, and studio setup
• Merch strategy with one-of-one pieces and pre-orders
• Black History Month as structure problem, not trivia month
• Lived experience vs information transfer in teaching
• Dress codes, Jordans, and cultural gatekeeping
• Media voices, moguls, and who controls narrative
• Epstein files mentions, skepticism, and power networks
• ICE killings, community vigilance, and humane action

We’re throwing a party February 28th at the Lost downtown Cartersville

Transcript

Hit-Boy vs Mike Will Reactions

SPEAKER_00 0:33

Because me and Pete were just fine.

SPEAKER_02 0:35

Well, but I say we're going live now, live at five. But now I will say if I'm gonna go, I'm starting it off and starting it off with talking about it. I feel like that here the hit boy, he had way more hits than I remembered. Like I knew again, like I said, I knew Mike Wheel was gonna smoke his boots. I wouldn't I just forgot all about the whole the whole later hit boy uh hits that niggas in Paris, that oldest, that uh uh uh he he ended up oh he had the eight side rap uh rocky joint, bro. Like dog really, really had some hits under his belt, yeah. And Nikki Minard, when he when I I forgot he did the uh the big Sean cliche, I mean the click shit. Bro, I slept on I slept on it. I ain't gonna even lie to you. I slept on dog just because I just knew it wasn't even gonna be close. And it's probably because again, Mike Will, he that's more of a line of sound that I'm used to listening to, but man, I was rocking, I was showing up rocking the whole time.

SPEAKER_00 1:37

Oh, I I I actually slept on the entire thing. I didn't watch it. Oh my god. I meant to, and I I think what happened was I got really deep into House of Cards, and I it it's a show on Netflix, it's old, it's um it's uh a political show. Uh Kevin Spacey before he got in trouble. Well, he kind of got in trouble during that time, but it it was uh, but you know, he he's wait, is Kevin Spacey?

SPEAKER_02 2:07

That's the one that be on uh the playing on the uh horrible bosses. I I don't know. Okay, gotcha. I don't know, but I don't really know who Kevin's.

SPEAKER_00 2:13

But apparently, like he's a freak. But he he ain't like a he ain't a uh a pedal or rapey freak or grapey freak, excuse me. But he they say he is a freak. Um but I I was watching, yeah, I was probably watching that and definitely got so deep into that one pause, you know, and ended up being like, oh shit, I done miss verses. Damn.

Atlanta Energy And Rae Sremmurd Nostalgia

SPEAKER_02 2:38

Yeah, no. You missed I ain't I ain't gonna say you just missed a good one, good one, but you missed a good one for sure, show because it was way better than I expected. It was it was it was a vibe, it was that it brought that whole Atlanta vibe back that we that we was missing for real. Like when they first got started with the verses, when they had all the hometown sounds, like the uh who TI go up against um whoever, whoever the southern, like when it was Jeezy and Gucci, that whole aggressive sound, like that whole aggressive feel where you know this is gonna be a good show. It's gonna be a good one. It was gonna be a good one. Then he kept he was bringing uh Mike Wheels bringing out some of his people, the uh Ray Shammers, he brought both of them out. Yeah, he brought both of them out. They was on stage together, both of them bald head Jimmy was out there too. And that's my favorite. I ain't gonna tell you, I like when dog get out there and get the cutting up. That's yeah, good good vibe. So good, it was a good time. The whole race shimmer was out there.

SPEAKER_00 3:32

Maybe he can get them three can get in the studio again. That was a good time. That was a good time. Yeah, I know. I was shaking ass back then. Oh, that sounded crazy, didn't it? Yeah, why can't not like actually hands on my knees, hands on my knees. Yeah, no, I was just I was just outside running around because yeah, that was that was the San Diego years.

SPEAKER_02 3:56

Yeah, no, I will say though that whole hearing them with that black beatles, uh Mike Wheel, that black beatles, that whole vibe just it brought that whole nostalgic feeling of uh back from to that 20 2015, 2016, 17, that whole time, it just brought all that back. It was it was a good time.

SPEAKER_00 4:14

I'm a i i'm a big Ray Shrimmer fan. Like, yeah, I I took like today, it was the other day, maybe last week. I was listening to uh Shrim Life 2. Like, I'll put on a Ray Shrimmert album and just like spin it.

SPEAKER_02 4:27

Like you can't really, I mean, they really didn't make bad music. I can't even lie, they didn't make bad music. Um I feel like they start they did exactly what they were supposed to do. They end up coming in super hungry, aggressive, dropping music. After a while, they kind of realize that this this we friends, but one of us is taking it a little more serious than the other. And you know, after a while, it's time to just you know figure out what we need to do. They made they run though.

SPEAKER_00 4:55

You know, Sway Lee started writing writing songs for Beyonce and his life.

SPEAKER_02 4:59

You know, his hey Jimmy, I don't have time for that. Thanks, you know. And the thing is, that's why I say, but Jimmy didn't Jimmy have a pen for somebody. Uh uh, I'm not that big of a fan. Oh, I thought Jimmy had a pen for um or was that Sway probably was Sway Lee too for Janae Aiku.

SPEAKER_04 5:17

That uh that big hitch, the uh uh refa I like the fuck is that song.

SPEAKER_02 5:27

Talking about are you talking about the uh the fairy? The fairy, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 5:31

That's why I'm about to say I think Jimmy broke either Jimmy or Sway broke that one of them. I know for sure. I really hated and loved that time in life at the same time. What? Because I was vibing with the music because everybody knows I'm a big Janae fan. I got the hoodie in there, all of that stuff, right?

SPEAKER_02 5:46

It's only two men that I know is Janae fans like that. That's you and Swag. Literally, I don't know.

SPEAKER_00 5:51

No one's gonna be like, hey, don't don't even bring him up in this conversation. I'm just saying, bruh. That's a touchy subject, man. Like that's I'm just saying, he needs to relax.

SPEAKER_02 6:00

I'm just saying, bruh. It's like he needs to relax. Y'all, y'all dumb, like I don't nobody want to listen to Janae's up, but all the time he needs to relax. Why? Why both of y'all relax?

SPEAKER_00 6:14

You want to hear you want to hear a uh a Janae story? I probably shouldn't tell you. So this is before I got married. Uh I actually went out to Monterey to visit, and we're riding in the car together, and we're riding along the coast, and we're just talking about different stuff. And I was like, Yeah, Janae Aiko is like the one interview that I think I'd be nervous to do. Why? Just because you got a vibe for, or yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh no. No, no, no, but no, but I I said this in the car.

SPEAKER_02 6:44

Oh, got you, got you, got you. Then I would so you is it you letting it be known you like this person. Yeah, it changed the mood. Uh-huh. That I mean, yeah, I get it. Now I get that for sure.

SPEAKER_00 6:54

Especially if you're letting it be known like that when Janae, when Janae would come on, it just started getting weird a little bit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. If I wore the hoodie, it's like, uh, where's your girlfriend today? Like, yeah, uh, where are you every day? But no, but now uh, but the point I was making was dog, I I hated that era because every girl's washi was the fairy, you know what I mean? And it's like, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, cut this off. You've been single too long.

SPEAKER_02 7:24

I'm trying to tell you. Oh, you done gave it out too much. You can't be the fairy and everybody getting a piece of that little sprinkle. Now it's just like that's the thing. Shit, you can't be a fairy and everybody getting a sprinkle of it. Hell no. And if ain't nobody been mesmerized by it, it ain't no magic. And then that means you just like I said, you just giving it out, motherfuckers ain't falling over behind it. No, hell no. You just you just a villain got one.

SPEAKER_00 7:49

Then that's it, ain't no fairy, it's villain here. Uh okay, I want you to think, and I don't want you to say a name, but I want you to think about somebody in real life that we know. And think about somebody that you haven't touched. Who do you think the fairy would be? Again, this is somebody I haven't touched. Yeah, just from like vibes, what you've observed, maybe the way you've seen guys act about them, maybe some of the things you've seen guys overlook, or or or you know, how many kids they got. Oh, any anything, right? Anybody that you haven't touched. Who would you think the fairy man? I know I get it.

Songwriting Credits And Janae Aiko Era

SPEAKER_02 8:29

No, no, no, no, no, no. I know I'm not talking about anybody. I know, but I'm saying I know your answer without answering. No, no, no, no. I don't have an answer. I know, but I'm saying I know I know you're going at, but hey, nice, I got one nice set of foots, too.

SPEAKER_00 8:43

Yeah, I know exactly what I know who you think I'm talking about, but that's that's not who I was talking about when I asked the question, yeah, or thinking about when I asked. Well, look at me, lying.

SPEAKER_02 8:56

That's what I'm trying to tell you. Cut all that shit out. Yeah, no, I definitely know, but that's a nice set of feet. I mean, I can I want to see those in person. What is wrong with you in feet? No, hell no. Listen, that's why I'm saying now. I know exactly who you're talking about, but I got one in mind. Somebody I ain't never touched, I ain't never played with like that. My dog, but yeah, no, hell no, it ain't it wouldn't, it ain't that. It ain't, but I I think it would be a fairy.

SPEAKER_00 9:27

Yeah, I do think that do you think we'd ever have these conversations uh like in real, like on the show for real? Yeah, I feel like we yeah, we could, but I'm not today.

SPEAKER_02 9:39

I feel like we could though, because again, I mean, yeah, we ain't got two today, but I definitely feel we could. We because again, it's so many people that always ask what exactly like who who are the who are the key players that you be pointing at or that you be trying to you know hint at? And my thing is like I said, I feel like we give one show where we just direct answers. Oh god, that's it.

SPEAKER_00 10:04

That might be the way. Hey, you know what? I thought about something. Hey guys, we're throwing a party February 28th at the uh at the Lost uh downtown Cartersville. Uh yeah, we should probably tell people that. Um, but no, so I totally lost my train of thought. Um what do I be hinting at? Who do I be? Oh, now I remember. I I thought about this thing. I was like, maybe we we sell some VIP tickets to the party, right? And what comes with the VIP experience is that person gets to like come be on the show. Or is that us saying we think too much of ourselves?

SPEAKER_02 10:48

No, I mean you get the VIP, you get to come kick it for a show. You get to kick it, I mean you get the vibe. I mean, it's it is kind of self-centered, I guess if you want to say it that way in a certain way, but I also feel it's more it's marketing because again, it's like we we building our name up, we building up if whoever wanna come be a podcast or whatever they lacking shit. They can come and get active with us, they can see how they look on camera, how they how they get the vibe on on camera, you know what I'm saying? So personally, I don't think it's a bad move, but it was just a random no no no. I'm I'm not saying I don't think it's a good bad move, but I do think it should be one of those things where before we actually put them in a hot seat and put go live, I feel like we need to have a sit-down and we oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 11:43

If we would do it like we've done with our guests, like sit up here and catch a full vibe, not like just jump into the show. Yeah, that you know, that's a lot.

SPEAKER_02 11:52

Uh we can do it like off-camera, uh, off-camera sheet or uh off-camera tease and shit like that or whatever, just keeping it going that way. Want to, you know, just to get that vibe that first couple times.

SPEAKER_00 12:04

I ain't gonna hold you though. Like, I don't know if I just like want a man just like sitting in the chair right there, just watching us like record, you know. That's kind of fucking weird.

SPEAKER_02 12:14

No, because again, you are what is wrong with you? Men can come sit in here too. If they if they want a VIP ticket and they would mean y'all, oh no, no, no.

The Fairy Archetype And Dating Talk

SPEAKER_00 12:23

No, they're more than welcome. And I would definitely uh and I would honor it and be and be happy to have it, have them here and be and say, hey, thank you. I appreciate you for for paying a little extra money to come party with us, you know, all of that stuff, but just the idea of of just a dude being like, Hey, no, no, I ain't gonna be on the show. I just want to like just watch y'all work.

SPEAKER_02 12:42

That'll be tight because again, it's just like an audience. So we're gonna have guys in there as well coming to watch us work. It's gonna be all that. We we welcome everybody and they're gonna all be treated like family when they come to the city. Oh, absolutely. No, you're welcome.

SPEAKER_00 12:55

I'm just saying, if you're a man, you just want to watch through me and talking to a microphone, you know that's no, it ain't gonna be that unique because they might want to get on the mic.

SPEAKER_02 13:02

If they want to say something, they should be able to have a mic pulled.

SPEAKER_00 13:04

Oh, yeah, absolutely. Yeah, had them pop in some little combos as well. Um, I don't know if you notice. I I'm rearranging in now, and I'm gonna have it set up so that if we when we do have like multiple people up here, the the room is set up for the for for the show and everything. Okay, it's just like super easy. So y'all gonna start it once.

SPEAKER_02 13:24

When we have people, okay. Gotcha, gotcha, gotcha. So we still just go.

SPEAKER_00 13:27

Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I I'm gonna I got some more stuff I'm doing in here. I just I just haven't made it this far yet.

SPEAKER_02 13:32

Yeah, well, I had one of the buddies, they actually uh we can talk about this more off camera. I had one of the um one of the people we worked with before, they were talking about actually coming back on and catching the vibe with us again and doing this and that. But I I actually told them if they do, we want them to come back and we want them to be, you know. We're gonna talk about it off camera. But you know who I'm talking about. Oh yeah.

SPEAKER_00 13:57

Brother?

SPEAKER_02 13:58

Uh-uh.

SPEAKER_00 13:58

Rapper?

SPEAKER_02 13:59

Uh-uh. Hell no.

SPEAKER_00 14:01

Country nigga. Women?

unknown 14:06

Mm-hmm.

SPEAKER_02 14:09

But one, they just said they want to do something work-wise, they want to figure something out, they want to start trying to, you know. Because they want to start parting for their side. And I feel like that shit would be a good a good mix and a good vibe for everything.

SPEAKER_00 14:22

So tell me, come talk, turkey, man. We're working on something. But records.

SPEAKER_02 14:28

That's all it was. But hey man, what's your thoughts on this party though, man? We throwing a party. Um, I feel like it's gonna be a vibe, man. I feel like if we're gonna get everything together, we're gonna have uh the vibe set up. I feel like we're gonna it's gonna be a good marketing scheme for bringing the veal and and and the village vets in the one. Because again, it's like I said, with you, with Rue, with me, with with everybody who's gonna be in L, it's gonna be a chance where we can come and actually touch the veil, be more hands-on, and you know, let the folks get a vibe and actually see us in person. What about you?

SPEAKER_00 15:05

You know, I'm looking forward to it uh being around people, uh talking to people, seeing people who support us, seeing if people support us, you know. Um also, you know, listening to rap music at night in Cartersville. You know, that doesn't happen too often. Uh so I'm looking forward to it. Um you know, I was thinking though, man. I was like, it would be fly if like at least for the party, the three of us have on like a unique piece of village vet something that's just like unique to us. Like like a new shit one of one.

SPEAKER_02 15:46

Like no, that's that was my idea anyway. I won't even lie to you. That was literally my my idea for everything. I want to go with one. We have a specific, a specific piece to where anybody like everybody can have some of anybody can order some of the merch that we're gonna have out there. Anybody can, you know, do their thing, but I feel like we need to have a distinct piece to where, oh boy, what you why that one ain't on there, you know what I'm saying? Why that piece right there ain't on the on the market? And again, that'll be something that we can push for a later date to where see if people like that one, they'll go ahead and pre-order for the for you know the vibes that we have on there, but still they can see a different look on.

SPEAKER_00 16:25

I'm definitely gonna make a uh varsity jacket very early in this that that won't be for sale. Okay. But I mean eventually it'll be. I'll definitely be like, why not? Well, if if if there's enough buzz around it, but I will have worn the fuck out of it before it could be sold.

SPEAKER_02 16:45

I get it. Fuck you. I definitely get that though for real. Because again, I mean, with that being the case, that'll still be it'll still be something that people can put their eyes on, they can touch the material, they can see what type of, you know, what type of vibe they're gonna get before they purchase it.

VIP Party Idea And Live Audience

SPEAKER_00 17:02

So because that's the next thing we have to do, man, because between this whole this this parade and event, right, and then this party, we have the opportunity to just touch hands with so many people. But we've got to make sure that like we're actually touching hands with people, you know, like leaving them with something so they remember us, so they can come back to us and find us and subscribe and you know, do all of that cool stuff so that they can become a part of this village. Because what people don't understand is there's so many other opportunities inside of this that like a nigga could make their own village vets show that we have very little to do with because we don't know their audience and like we don't actually care about what they're talking about personally.

SPEAKER_02 17:50

That's a fact though. I mean, like I said, it's it's it's it's not only are we trying to build just the village vets now, we're trying to build a whole brand. So it's like you said, is if we can grow, if we can grow with another crew of people that's trying to do the exact same stuff as we are, and trying to build a brand up under us and still trying to, you know, get everything they already want before they actually have to go out and purchase it. Because again, we got everything you need right here. If we still trying to make it open to let it let it be known, we are trying to party, but we also trying to do business. We also trying to, you know, yeah, make everybody feel like one all in the whole mix of it, but still, like I say, we I feel like the whole over-under thing is just trying to get out and actually let people know this is love.

SPEAKER_00 18:41

We all trying to have a good time and and you know, still trying to push it forward for the bill because we don't hang out, guys.

SPEAKER_02 18:48

No, hell no, and that's really my number one thing is like now onk ain't doing I don't do all that going out every weekend. I don't hang around the vehicle like that. Like, if it ain't for Canada's cleaning service number one in the world, I'm not doing too much outside shit, you know what I'm saying? Like, you gotta start coming to the game, and that's what, but that's hard because again, a lot of my builders they on the weekends setting them hard bleaches like me and Dean back be hurting like a hell again. That's what I'm trying to tell you. I don't want to keep having all these excuses for everything, but I want to make it where if we're gonna be in the veil and everybody in the vehicle, we still trying to mix and mingle with everything. Let's do it where we can all have a common ground. If we don't want to go meet up in the gym all the time, cool. Let's meet up at the bar sometime. If we don't want to meet up at the boss sometime, let's go to the cellar, let's go downtown, let's go walk, let's go do something, and that's why we throw a party. Boom. That's the whole point. That's why I'm saying we can all everybody can get a mix of our crowd all around. You get the older white crew, the older black.

SPEAKER_00 19:49

Oh, hey, you make sure black whales, though.

SPEAKER_02 19:52

Yeah, for sure. I'll definitely make sure you know that's my guy. Yeah, I'll make sure. Yeah, the whole crew there, black uh Q swag, everybody whole gang in them, man.

SPEAKER_00 20:01

Because I I can find myself in the corner. I'll probably be drinking tequila that night. That'll make sure I should swap that Sunday. No work. Just sitting there talking shit with Blackwell, just observing everything that's going on.

SPEAKER_02 20:15

You know, he's a brown drinker now. He drank hennes and shit. He waited till he almost got 40 to start drinking. I think, bitch, you crazy as hell. Ain't nobody finna drink all that shit and get drunk as a scar.

SPEAKER_00 20:26

You know, I I was talking to a co-worker last week. Uh and I was talking about, I was like, hey, you drink? I'm gonna go have a drink with my co-worker. No funny shit. It's just go talk shit. And um she told me she drank brown. I said, okay. So I ended up not walking down there this weekend. Um but then today I'm like, you know what? I want to drink some liquor and I want to drink some brown, and I just couldn't buy hell. So that's why do say here? No, I got doce here because Jay-Z showed up in the Epstein Files. Uh, we're gonna touch on that. Okay.

unknown 21:03

Whoa.

SPEAKER_00 21:04

Uh we're gonna touch on that. You remember how like we we drank Ciroc? Oh no, did we drink Siroc or did we? Yeah, no, I didn't get Sirac. I didn't even get uh I didn't even get the tequila. No, we drank Siroc. Oh yeah, I bought Ciroc because it did it. So because Jay showed up in the Epstein files, it wouldn't be fair if I didn't get Jay-Z's looker.

SPEAKER_02 21:26

But we're gonna touch on that because you know that pissed me off. I didn't yeah, you've been down a rabbit hole. That one didn't make go ahead. My fault, my fault. Go ahead.

SPEAKER_00 21:33

Nah, you good. I'm just bro, I'm just over here riffing. You want to talk about black history month before we get into the Epstein Files? I think we should talk about black people before we talk about people.

SPEAKER_02 21:42

Sure, go ahead. You can start leave with that one. I mean, happy black history month to all the guys, the gals, the whole, you know, everybody in Carter's everybody all over the world, man. Happy Black History Month. I feel like everyday Black History Month personally, I don't feel we the should. This month of the year is gonna give us nothing to be celebrating on. So you know, um hey, happy black history month, all but you know.

SPEAKER_00 22:07

I look at Black History Month like being put in a friend zone.

SPEAKER_02 22:11

Why say that?

Studio Setup And Guest Vetting

SPEAKER_00 22:12

Break that down. All right, so you know you meet a girl, she's cute, whatever, you're attracted to her, you start catching the vibe, getting to know each other, and she's actually cool. And then you get friend zone for whatever reason. But she's actually cool. So you're cool with being in the friend zone, right? Like you still want to pop, but it's it becomes less of a priority because like hey, she actually cool. Oh, yeah, and she got cute friends every year around, so like it ain't even about all that. But if she hey, if you ask me, I'm ready. You know what I mean? So that's how I look at Black History Month. It's not what it's not what you want, but it's a cool place to be, but you really want more. Like, we shouldn't need Black History Month, right? Black history should be woven into American history chronologically or systematically, however, you're gonna teach it, wherever it falls in to whatever like subject, whether whether it's a time period or it's a series of like different events, right? It should just be there, right? And those people should exist, and then they should just be seen as American figures, not black American figures, right? So if you had that, we wouldn't need Black History Month, right? But because Shorty won't let me pop, and she is cool, right? And like, hey, we don't have this woven into American history, yeah. But we do need to know this, right? You know, that's kind of like she is cool, so I don't mind hanging out with her. But like, so we need this, all right.

SPEAKER_02 23:50

So I'll accept it's not what I asked for, but it's like you look at it like honestly, and I you know, I I I mix everything into like food worlds. You look at this shit, like I look at black history honestly like an appetizer. It's like you get started, it's good, it's good to start off with, it's good to you know work your way up and get you get you going, but then you realize 365 days in a year, 28 of them is spent on this, trying to get us to rush everything in on our head on this. It's good when it's here, but once it's gone, bro look, we still hungry. We still hunger, we still need to learn some more shit. We still got some more, you know.

SPEAKER_00 24:29

It's like people are expecting you to be in shape in March. No, fuck it. People expect you to be in shape in February just because you had two a days back in August. Come on now. Yeah, exactly. I've been drinking, smoking, not running, not lifting this whole time, uh-huh. But you expected me to still be in shape because I went to two-a-days.

Collabs, Cross-Promo, And Local Creators

SPEAKER_02 24:54

So hold on, you want us to know and understand black history and the role that black people played in this country and in this world, but you're only gonna lightly focus on it for 28 days, and then you're gonna try and force a bunch of shit in for us to remember in that 28 days, we might hear two and three different lessons on one on different different great black people. Again, not saying nothing wrong, but it's like we may get two and three different lessons rushed in on us in one day. We're not gonna obtain all that in you know, in just one sitting, especially as kids. Not saying, not saying we don't care about it, but again, about none of that. We're trying to get the recess, we're trying to get out of here. We ain't trying to, you know, we're trying to go home. We're gonna be with our friends. That's the thing where I say is black history is is is more important personally to me as I got older. Because again, like I said, when we were kids, it was it was just another month that was rushed, and it was the shortest month of the year. And that's the way I look at it still personally to this day, only because I don't feel we get enough respect on it.

SPEAKER_00 26:02

I feel it like I feel like it's just you know, and here and here's the worst part about it corporations that show that they don't have the best interest for black people, and I'm not saying you should have black people's best interests. That's a corporation. Your your best you should have you know profit under whatever model it is that you have to fall into, while obviously not mistreating people, but you got these companies. I did not need a close-up for this, uh, but you got these companies who will make all this money off of black history, selling black history, this black history, that when hey, how about you not sell anything black history that you make money off of? You know what I mean, and actually do things that create black history. You know what I mean? Like create new black history if you truly care about black history the way that you say you do, because you can make black history, and again, I'm not asking for handouts, I'm not asking for undeserving black people to get advantages. I'm just saying, like, if you really want to celebrate black history, how can you find ways within your constructs to create that black history and be a black history center, right? Like, like a place that is constantly creating black history. I'm not saying a company should have to do that, but if you want to profit off of Black History Month and Black History, why not actually put your money where your mouth is?

SPEAKER_02 27:37

That's the only way I look at it. And I feel like that's that's what a lot of us respectfully we don't look at at that part on. Again, it's it's fun to say it's we we get 28 days again, like I say, to rush that and beat it in everybody's head that this is we're important, we're special, we're this, we're that. But I just don't feel it.

SPEAKER_00 27:59

I don't feel the need to try and classify just one specific month and give us this just to make it seem like we just that's this should be the time we realize how important black people are personally, and you know, I think it's different, it's a different generationally, because you know, you think about our parents or grandparents' generation, it means so much more to them because they ain't used to having some of the luxuries and opportunities or perceived opportunities that they had, right? So to them, it's like, bro, this shit didn't exist.

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SPEAKER_02 28:34

We need this because we need something, and to us, it's like bro, this little something ain't shit. Like, come on now. I mean, it's it's cool, but it's it ain't really it's really disrespectful because you're playing with me right now, man. You then you got all these white teachers trying to teach us about black history, especially around here. That's another thing that just all has always grind my gears. Because again, don't get it twisted. I ain't no race bone in my body. However, it ain't no white person in the world that can teach me or tell me about real black history unless you've really experienced even a splash of it. Like, and and I mean on the i on the opposite side too, not just on the on the side that you that you win on. You know what I'm saying? So it's I think they can tell a story.

SPEAKER_00 29:27

I don't think that they can can create that same feeling.

SPEAKER_02 29:33

They don't have the compassion for it, none of that.

SPEAKER_00 29:35

That's I won't even say compassion, right? Because I think that even if it's not true, in everybody's mind, they've been mistreated, right? And if you can, and if you not even everybody's mind, everybody everybody's been mistreated, fuck that, right? But if you can relate your mistreatment to someone else's mistreatment, I think there is a certain level of matched empathy that you can have there, right? Or like matched feeling. But I think you have to have a take a careful approach to it, and and still you won't ever understand the full thing. But you can teach me something, you know, I can learn. Now, don't get me don't get it twisted. At Morehouse, a white professor taught black political thought, and that is the reason I did not take it. Because I refused to take a class called Black Political Thought from a white man.

SPEAKER_02 30:40

And now you see, that's why I say, like, even with what you're saying, that's why I say that is like what you're saying, I hear it, but it's a contradiction because again, it's like yes, they can understand, they can teach it, they can do all this and that, but if you can't really understand how I feel behind it, you can tell me all the stories that you want to say, and you can make it feel, I guess, the certain sentiments, I guess, to make your to make it seem like you understand, but in reality, you can't understand what my grandmama and great grandmama and all them went through because your people never really had to go through what these people did.

SPEAKER_00 31:20

Yeah, but I think but when it comes to teaching, I I'm not teaching to your emotions. That's what they do at church, those, those, those preachers that Rue doesn't like. But when we start talking, like when we're actually teaching, I'm just passing along information. Yeah, no, no, no. You know what I mean? So, like now, do I think that that professor could have taught me something that black political philosophers taught? Absolutely. Absolutely. But did I want to learn it from him? No, because for that particular class, and again, college, like a college class, it's way different than like just learning in general, but like for that particular class, I only wanted to take it if it was going to be taught a certain way because I wanted to learn, and I also wanted the feelings, I wanted the different conversations about being a black political thinker and having those clashes in class, right?

SPEAKER_02 32:16

But but what you're saying, though, that's exactly still is exactly what I'm saying for public schools, for people in high school, middle school, primary element. Those are still some of the same sentiments that I'm saying is like just because yes, you in college doing it, you understand it more because now you're grown. Like you, you it's it's easier to understand what you're going through now because you're grown compared to when you're a kid and you learning this from white people and you hearing these from others, it don't sting as much as my for example. Let me say this in Cardisville, let's say middle school, when I was getting told something from a guy like rest of soul, Coach Porter. When he was telling me something, I'm listening because again, that's still my coach. I know he don't went through some stuff, whatever, whatever. But when I hear Coach Don Good tell me something, man, listen, that's the gospel. Because one, he's telling me without no cut, he letting it be known because like he he telling me as a black man, even with me being a black kid at that time, he's he ain't cutting no corners because everything I was getting that I'm getting ready to lead to, what I'm getting ready to go through, high school and adult adulthood, he made it easier for me to understand. Y'all couldn't stand goo back in the day. And I and again, let me say we couldn't we love goo, but go didn't play with us like again. He was a nigga that excuse me, he was a guy, a man that didn't cut no corners on us when we was in the same same way with Thare's word. A lot of us didn't like Mr. Word, but again, bruh, when he was telling us something, he knew it, we knew it wasn't from no ugly spot. He knew when he got on IS, come on, man, we much rather so so I I I I view these things in different boxes, right?

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SPEAKER_00 34:05

Because what you're talking about, absolutely, absolutely when I'm talking about just general history passing along information, like literally just passing on information, not like an experience. That's where I'm like, yo, anybody can tell me anything, right? Like a broke person can tell me how to get rich if he has the information. It doesn't matter if he if he lived it, understood it, right? Like if you actually just have factual information that you're passing along, right? That's one thing. Now, if a broke nigga's gonna tell me how to get rich and stay rich based off of experience, we might need to poke a couple more holes in that, right? Because you may be able to tell me maybe not, right? But if we find out that you haven't done this, live this, I don't want to hear how to do this from you, from your experience, from your thoughts, because you you haven't proven it, right? So and that's where I am with like the white experience teaching the black thing. If I'm going for a more personal thing and not just transfer of information, and that's why I said the cop the class was different because it was an elective, so I get to pick if I don't if I I choose why I take this class, you know what I mean? So if it doesn't give me what I'm looking for, I'm not taking it, versus me me saying the white professor couldn't teach me black football.

SPEAKER_02 35:33

Can he teach it? Yes, but listen, let me let me let me I want to ask you something real quick, though. Okay, and it's a serious question. Yeah, go ahead. The reason I said what I said, I want to switch it up. I'm gonna ask you a specific question. Is the reason you feel like that? Because and again, this ain't nothing on nothing, you've always been smart as hell, like a lot smarter than the average, and I don't want to say the average black person, but a lot smarter than the average person. Fuck black or white. Sure. When I say that again, and it's not not to throw it out there, but I'm just saying it's factuals. Um, it's a lot easier because you one, your mom, she was already your mom. She was since you like you even came, she was always a teacher, right?

SPEAKER_00 36:12

She was a teacher now. She, I mean, she worked in the office starting when I was oh fucking pre-cap.

SPEAKER_02 36:19

Okay, so all right, cool. So that's what I'm saying. So even for your whole life, pretty much. That's where I'm going. And so with one, with you having a mom that was in like it was hands-on in the school anyway. Do you feel like that's why it was a lot easier for you to just learn from anybody compared to that?

SPEAKER_00 36:36

Or no, absolutely, yes, and no, uh, indirectly, and oh man, this is gonna get touchy. Um no, because my mom didn't teach me how to learn. All my mom, and you know what my mom was a prime example. Yes, she is why I can learn from anybody because the things that my mom was preparing me for, something she knew, something she didn't. A lot she didn't know. All she did was transfer information based on what she learned from experience and her job and and the people that she was around and questions she asked. But none of it, not much of it was from lived experience, it was from observations, talking to people, asking questions and stuff like that. Because as far as like my learning style and stuff like that, yeah, no, my mom ain't got nothing to do with that. Like the shit that I'm actually curious in, mom has nothing to do with my mom has very little to do with it. Like, as far as I think you should study this, this, like none of that shit. Like, and and how I exit like me and my mom are so far aligned on the use of my brain and the way that I present it, right? Um, because my mom would rather me be way more clean cut, you know what I mean? Like, she she would love for me to cut my hair, cut the facial hair, you know what I mean? Like, not curse publicly, you know, like there there's a there's a way that she wants me to be, and I obviously rebel against that some of it because I'm rebellious, but also it's just not it's just not dangerous. Yeah, so like I to answer this question, god at least a long fucking answer, and uh you you make me feel like I'm being interviewed. Um it's that you can get anything from anyone because I I've learned that the difference between most people are situation and influences, not actually abilities. So I always thought about this. I had friends in high school who rapped, they didn't make good grades. How are you not doing well in an English class, but you are writing a 16-bar poem to a beat? You know what I'm saying? Like not just not just writing the poem, but you're writing it to a beat. You know what I'm saying? And you're adding in ad lib, you're adding all this extra stuff. I'm not saying it's a good song, but the ability to do that is way harder than writing a fucking research paper. I'm writing a research paper, I'm listening to what somebody says, what do I think about this? And then I represent it and I use their words, right? But you actually taking original thoughts and and and listening to a beat, being inspired by it, coming up with a theme, and then find using different rhyme schemes and stuff like that, and then put on, then you make a hook, so you got that, then you add another uh verse here, then after this person does their verse, you come back and do your other verse, all of these different things. So it's like, okay, niggas aren't dumb, niggas are just applying themselves in places that aren't being evaluated in the school system.

SPEAKER_02 40:08

But do you see what I'm saying is, and I'm glad you answered that because you you you said something, situational understanding is what you said is that's what learning is being in situations or actually understanding what you obtain. What I'm telling you is when you have somebody, and it goes back to what my whole point, when you got somebody who understands you and and and and feel like they fit that mode for who you are, that shit is a lot more easier to understand the knowledge and to take that in. And again, not saying nothing wrong with a white man teaching me nothing or or or a white lady, none of that. It's just it's easier to understand and to want to learn this whole the whole history of who I am before this. When I got somebody that look like me, when I got somebody who understands and breathe and and don't went through the shit I went through again. Like I said, nothing wrong with somebody else, but it's just easier for somebody that's that don't have that same, that don't have that same, that don't have that same you can't relate to boom, and like don't have that same at home though, they can still help me teach and learn from somebody else that's outside of me. You get what I'm saying? Because again, I'm going home to my mom, my parents every day, and they're trying to instill shit in me compared to when I go to school for these eight hours and these other folks trying to tell me something completely different.

SPEAKER_00 41:30

What if I told you if that's your approach to learning, you're limiting your learning, and you should consider looking at learning through a different perspective.

SPEAKER_02 41:42

That could be the thing. It's just again, when you're a kid, you don't know that.

SPEAKER_00 41:46

Right. Something I feel I I learned probably within the last six months, right? Instead of thinking uh, you know, we typically think of a fact as one thing, right? I'm gonna turn this bottle. What do you see on this bottle? Uh sword with two crosses. Okay, you know what I see? What I see like two arrows, a barcode, and another arrow. Are we looking at the same thing?

SPEAKER_02 42:22

No, huh?

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SPEAKER_00 42:23

No. Yeah, we are we don't see the same thing. We all are looking at the same thing. I get what you're saying, yeah. Do we see the same thing? We don't see the same thing. All right, so that's learning. So we can all be looking at the same thing, but if we have a different perspective, if we have a different vantage point, we're gonna have a different perspective. So the way I now try to learn now, you know, if we're talking about one plus one equals two, uh that's different. But like when we start looking at subjective things, instead of trying to get the perspective, I want to get many perspectives because that's how I truly learn what happened. Like, you don't learn this is a douce bottle until you go all the way around and you see every angle of it, right? But as a black person who lives a race, just say a racial experience, right? You you only see it through your lens. Now imagine being a white person who does the racist act. Imagine learning it, you black, learning it from their lens. You might actually be less offended if you learn it from their lens because you understand how they got there. And they may be less racist if they learn what they did from your lens, right? Because people don't talk, we don't talk about this serious shit. And like now we quote unquote talk politics and religion, but we really don't. We post about it on social media, we don't actually have discourse. So if we look at things from different vans, Points instead of thinking one is the answer, then we actually learn things and we find that common ground and we can meet each other. So, like, if I want to talk about what it feels like to be a black person in Cartersville, Georgia, in 2005, you and I can tell the hell out that story. We both know Levi Malden. And this is not a shot at Levi Malden, dog. You're my dog. You're just the first white person who I thought of that we both know. And he was like my first best friend on God. His experience on life in Cartersville in 2005 is different from ours. Why do you say that? Because he lived a different life. He lives in a different house. It's just different, right?

SPEAKER_02 44:42

Yeah, yeah, facts.

SPEAKER_00 44:43

But if somebody read what you wrote about life in 2005, what I wrote about life in 2005, and what he wrote about life in 2005, you could read those three things and say somebody's lying. But nobody's lying, they're just speaking from their perspective. So, like when you read a history book, even if it's a collection of data, it's still from one perspective. When the slave master talks about slavery, it's different from the slave. When the southern plantation owner who was born into owning slaves, no knew nothing but owning slaves, and hears that the North wants to take away his slaves, which means he's making less money. Fuck being racist. You know what I'm saying? And this is not to dismiss racism, right? Or throw it out the window. It's just let's let's just take something else from this, right? Would you be pissed off if somebody said, hey, I'm gonna cut your margins by 75%? You're still gonna be up, but I'm cutting your profit by 75%. It's gonna piss you the fuck off, right? So if somebody says, hey, now this was a war on states' rights, that's a valid perspective. Even if your states' rights are rooted in you being a racist. But what is your racism rooted in? Like who taught you that? You weren't born to be racist, right? Like all of these racist motherfuckers weren't born thinking this way. It's taught to them. Well, if somebody's taught something wrong and you know it's wrong, you can be offended by it, but how mad at them can you truly be? Like like and like this is new for me the way I view racist people. Oh boy, that n that nigga dumb. He just read the wrong shit. And he was taught the wrong shit by the people who was taught the wrong shit. I don't give it a pass. It doesn't mean you can call me a nigga and spit my face. But it means that let me find the human in you. If I can find the human in you, hopefully you can find the human in me. I'm not asking everybody to be that person. That's uh I still don't want to hang out and do all that canoe, you know what I'm saying? I all uh if I like you, I like you. If I don't, I don't. I like my people. I want to hang out with my people. But I don't want to have animosity with other people. But how do how do we figure that out?

SPEAKER_02 47:05

Slippery slope, slippery slope. That's that's it's it's is is uh and I think this is gonna be this is gonna be my last part from it. I definitely still see what you're saying, I can hear it, and I I can definitely see the point of view where you're saying we all learn it from different different angles, however, again, I still say Lee is just it's it's it's a the angles are totally different when I got somebody else teaching me in a whole different way compared to what somebody else that looked like me would teach it. And I feel like that's why I say is again the understanding part, again, the the the what was the first you said the the going through it and actually understanding it, those are just that's the only way you really can learn, and I understand that, but that's why I say when I got somebody that looked like me that's trying to teach me so I can understand it, it's a lot easier trying to get them to try and teach it to me than somebody that looked like don't look like me, excuse me, in a school that's already predominantly others, anyway. You know what I'm saying? Whites, anyway.

SPEAKER_00 48:12

Oh man, look at growing different growing up black in Cartersville is difficult and not difficult, like oh my god, I'm gonna die because I'm black. It's more so when you get older and you get a stronger sense of black pride and a stronger sense of what's like acceptable and not, you go, damn, but I let these people talk crazy to me my whole life. I spent the night at these people's house, and they talked crazy to me.

SPEAKER_02 48:46

And you didn't even realize that you thinking it was funny and joking and shit up until you got old enough to really that's but that's my whole point.

SPEAKER_00 48:54

And it's like like I remember people used to be like, bro, AC, you act so white, so white. It's like you you laugh, joke. I'm like, no, bro, I don't act white, but I get what you're saying because I do a lot of shit y'all do, and it's like, oh, I'm acting right. Oh, bet better, you know what I'm saying? It's like I did not know, like I knew that wasn't cool back then. I was like, yeah, I see what y'all I see, I know what you mean, so I'm not mad, but that wasn't cool. And then I get older, I go, bro. You saying my niggas are wrong. Like, not different.

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SPEAKER_02 49:31

Wrong. And see, that's why I said it. Like, even going back to when you got pissed off at us, when you snapped out on us, that was one of the things when I was wanting to go back to you and say, When I snap out on y'all, when you cussed all of us out, when you snapped out on me and eight and uh and Dean on the butt, I don't remember what episode it was. It was when you last was it was after homecoming, but uh when it was a surprise attack, you said. Oh, but where I'm going with that is is like I said, but even then, mostly in even being real, it was niggas that were saying it, us who was saying, but why you talking white? Why you doing that white? But even then not even realizing you just completing your words, like even saying, like just saying like little shit, like you saying your full word, you breaking everything down to where we everything, and again, ain't nothing wrong with that. Ain't nothing wrong with that, but we call white. We just so exactly we just so used to doing shit our way and being in our vibes when we hear somebody black talk, white well, but why you want to talk like them? But what you doing? And and again, that's especially the younger us, that's how it was played. But it's like now hey man, get your chilly however you gotta do it.

SPEAKER_00 50:46

Bro, and just and and just just think about how little of ourselves we've been taught to think, and some of the and again, I don't like a white sympathizer today, but some of those people who are teaching those things are just as ignorant to what it means as we are, you know what I'm saying? Because in their minds, they think that's what niggas are because that's what they've been taught and that's what they've actually seen and witnessed, right? And dog, uh working where I work at now, right? Where you learn so much because I'm not used to being around people who haven't been anywhere, and it's no knock to people who haven't been anywhere. Some of them are young, hadn't had opportunities. Hell, I didn't travel a lot until I fucking left, right? But when you start hearing the stuff that they're afraid of, you're like, yo, my nigga, nobody gives a fuck. Like people from down here. Oh boy, I don't want to go to California. I don't hip, bro. There are some conservative parts of California where you will feel at home. And guess what?

SPEAKER_02 52:00

The hippies don't bother people, don't nobody give a fuck about you, especially on the west coast. Honestly, you do your own thing, you you you do what you do and you have your own time. It's just because so many southerners are so used to being in these southern states where they think everything is the same. Like when you get to that west coast, you realize, and no disrespect again, you realize black and white is only a thing in the south. No, no, no, no, no, no.

SPEAKER_00 52:27

Like, I mean, no, it's different there. Is there you can mix and mingle, and and there are there are more people who are open to it, but please don't get it twisted. That racism shit, that black white shit. There's clubs in San Diego, no Jordans.

SPEAKER_02 52:46

See, but I don't feel like that's I don't feel like that's black or white, though. I feel like if we in an establishment and I know and we say this grown and sexy, don't bring no motherfucking Jordans in here. But B, that wasn't grown and sexy. I could have got in with these, but again, those are those are low-key dress shoes if they don't no.

SPEAKER_00 53:02

I could get in and I could get in and this fit right here. Oh fit. I can get in with this fit right here, but if I take these shoes off and put on my Concords, the answer is no.

SPEAKER_02 53:14

Well, that's hold on.

SPEAKER_00 53:15

No, not I would have to put on a collar shirt because they did collars.

SPEAKER_02 53:18

So that, but then again, no, no, no, no, no, bro. Low-key groaning said, Yeah, yeah, yeah. But hold on, you can't allow dirty vans and dirty chucks, and not Jordan. See, but that right there, that's that's the all-American look, though. If you come in there with dirty vans, dirty chucks, dirty forces, everything that's accepted everywhere in the world. No Jordans, no Tims. No Jordans, no Tim's again, because it's racist. I can't say it's a racist look, it's a racist rule. It's a racist look and rule, yes, but I personally don't think it's necessarily racist because again, they let you put on Air Force warrants. Go put you on some forces, then don't wear no Jordans in there, like he said. Go put you on a pair of French warns and and walk on in there. You can still be clean. Absolutely, okay, absolutely, every day of the week, black and white and red now. They got the all red.

unknown 54:06

I'm getting white.

SPEAKER_02 54:07

So that's what I'm saying. You can go. I that's why I say I just that's the only reason why I feel it's not race because again, if they say we grown and sexy, it's clubs in Atlanta that won't let you get in if it's a grown and sexy night and you got on J's.

SPEAKER_00 54:18

If you got on, if you got on jeans, if you ain't got on slacks, yeah, but they ain't gonna let you in in dirty chucks.

SPEAKER_02 54:25

Well, dirty again, West Coast dirty chucks is accepted.

SPEAKER_00 54:29

All I'm saying is if you allow dirty chucks and you don't allow J's, your dress code is racist. If you just say no J's, no Tim's or no sneakers, right? No sneakers, dress code ain't racist. But when you if I can go in there in a pair of shell toes, back then, you know,$70,$80 shell toes, I can't go in there with a pair of shoes that I could sell for$800 resale. Your dress code's racist. It's not about uh growing sexy and attracting a certain crowd and stuff like that, because the crowd that wears that shoe can get into your establishment. I mean, let me ask you though.

SPEAKER_02 55:19

So is I I mean I definitely I I see I see where you're coming from. But dirty chucks. Are golden goose are those considered?

SPEAKER_00 55:28

Nah, nah, then them different because they expensive dirty chucks. That's what I'm saying.

SPEAKER_02 55:34

But they're expensive, expensive dirty chucks. Chucks are$50 down there now. They$30 here, they cheap, they more expensive.

SPEAKER_00 55:41

No, don't give me no give me twist. If I had a grown and sex spot, them golden gooses, you can get the fuck out. Cause I don't want that look. But for me, if I'm saying if I'm like making my dress code, I'm tying my dress code to a particular look. Now, nigga, like me, I run a nice spot eventually, right? I'm trying to have my shit like sugar race.

SPEAKER_02 56:03

Okay. Boom, boom, room. Yeah, we're gonna be dressed up. Okay, suit and tie. I got a man that's more than eight foot tall.

SPEAKER_00 56:12

I'm not gonna hold you, bro. If this party goes right, I really want to do a uh a brunch.

SPEAKER_02 56:18

I think that's what I want to start doing anyway. I feel like if that's gonna if we catch fire on this, I feel like once a month we need once to once twice a month. Honestly, shout out to the brothers. Uh uh, what is brothers promo? They out there killing at the zoo every week. Shit, if that's the case, we fuck around and get Carter's beer jumped up. Let us have the pre-party. Everybody come over there, get their vibes started, then y'all take it to the zoo. We'll come down to the zoo too, then we take it to the city, make it just a all-day event. If that's the case, I ain't gonna hold you.

SPEAKER_00 56:47

If we make your money, then now you talk about we just we just get a bus for tonight.

SPEAKER_02 56:54

Exactly. Boom, boom, exactly. And that's the thing. You fuck around and we we take everybody that's coming from this party, take them to the zoo. We take everybody at the zoo, take them to see. We take everybody at Seavos, take them to the city. Well, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, how late you plan on being out? I mean, that's what I'm saying, depending on how we do the which I'm not saying this is this for this party. Oh, god, I'm saying if we fuck around and we start and we actually grab the attention of folks, we can go around and start doing a day party and taking it into the nighttime, do a five to nine if that's the case.

SPEAKER_00 57:25

Nine to one, that's starting, or nine to whatever something that's honestly the pocket that I really would like to merge in that brunch daytime stuff. Facts, because I want to party with grown folks, facts.

SPEAKER_02 57:36

Auntie and aunt, they ain't trying to stay out till two, three in the morning here.

SPEAKER_00 57:42

I want to get somebody to come out there, you know, do a little cover music, do some singing, you know what I mean? Shit, do some little uh what is that sip and paint?

SPEAKER_02 57:49

Do some goddamn uh uh sip and paint. Yeah, that's a sip and paint. You do uh uh what's that other little vibe I've been seeing? A bunch of RB bingo, rap music bingo, trap karaoke. We can do a bunch of shit if it catch fire, like I expected to, but that's gonna come with all the marketing, that's gonna come with actually promoting it. That's gonna come with everybody who's gonna be hands-on with it because it the people that's hands-on promoting, doing all that, those gonna be the ones getting paid. Me and Rue had a conversation today where he's trying to do some other shit, which I told him I wasn't gonna talk about it without him being on here, but he ain't showed up, so I'm gonna say it right now. All that carrying on, he wanna do is he wanna, you know, he wanna he wanna he wanna mix up the the everything else, and I told him that mix up everything else. Well, I'll tell you specifically what I mean off the camera, but he wanna mix up everything else, and I told him if that's the case, then that comes out of his split, you know. So again, the village vets are the village vets, and we're gonna all, you know, everybody who's a vet who promotes.

SPEAKER_00 58:50

Let me take a 10-second pause. Let me mute these mics. Yeah, sorry, guys. He he threw a curveball at me that that was a fastball. See, I thought it was a curveball. Fastball taken care of.

SPEAKER_02 59:53

Yeah, we gotta take care of, but yeah, no, I just need to make sure we gotta make sure everything is everything. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, we gotta we we want everything uh mel and these, and that's it. That's it.

SPEAKER_00 1:00:03

Yeah, no, no, no, no, no, because yeah.

SPEAKER_02 1:00:06

Yeah, yeah, no, that's that's well, let's get on this last.

SPEAKER_00 1:00:11

So excited to talk about it. And I ain't gonna lie to you, I've been wanting to talk about it at work all week, but nobody at work keeps up with it.

SPEAKER_02 1:00:18

Yeah, so I'm gonna tell you, um, these Epstein files are a lot deeper than what I expected all the way around the book. Um, first of all, I think I think he said it was 3.5 million pages worth of information. Um they still got more to release. They still got more to release. Um it's literally every top human being that has graced this planet is damn near now. All the best of the best. Um from your Obamas.

SPEAKER_00 1:00:52

How about Obamas are now?

SPEAKER_02 1:00:54

Oh, 12 times. He was mentioned 12 times. Um, um, your uh Robert De Naros, your fucking Tiger Woods, your your your your uh Bill Gates, Bill Gates, uh your David Stearns. David Stearns is a fucking freak. Um it's like I said, bro, it's so much shit. But I say, and I gotta say this because the story that stuck out to me the most is it's actually two of them. Oh, you forgot about this is cultural. Oh, yeah, him too. You forgot about it.

SPEAKER_00 1:01:27

This is culturally inappropriate.

SPEAKER_02 1:01:30

Oh, shut up, how about him? Which Jay. So I'm gonna start one. I'm gonna start. I'm gonna start with Jay. So Jay and Pusher T was mentioned together. I'm not too much held up and beat on Jay and Pusher personally, because one, a lot of the parties got started in like two in like '96. Jay's first album really dropped in '96. And it Jay-Z, he was still Jay-Z. Let me not let me not change that. He was definitely still Jay-Z, but he he wasn't hold Jay-Z. You know what I'm saying? So at that particular time, I do not think, if my record show correct, unless he was serving that party with and he was the hove, that would have made his whole or bigger than what it was if that's the hole we was getting. You get what I'm saying? Yeah, but I personally don't think rap and music, mogul, hold, that's who we was in there with. I don't feel because of that, I don't feel that's gonna hold up and that's gonna stand where it needs to be. Also, even going back to when they put push the T in there, the clips ain't never and I ain't shitting on the clip, but shit, clips, biggest time is now in in the past, like yeah, when they dropped maybe when him and his brother came back together. So again, like I say, yeah, that's cool, but nah, but pushing them circles, though.

SPEAKER_00 1:02:53

I mean, he in the fashion game.

SPEAKER_02 1:02:55

Push in the circle, but push wasn't in the circle in '96. Oh, no, no, no. Not to where not to where we're gonna put him in there, because again, by the time he was really in the mix, I don't feel grinding all that shit what got him in there.

SPEAKER_00 1:03:07

So let so let's stay here on the on the rap part of it, right? Jay did music with R. Kelly after you know that girl, she doing interviews now. Taking her identity back that nobody knew. So I don't know why she's taking it back, because it was never taken from her because she didn't have a name uh to the masses, but neither here nor there. Um and that doesn't mean that she's not a victim. But um he did in the music with R. Kelly, and R. Kelly is who he was. Dame dash at his things that he said about that, you know, uh Dame allegedly punched Harvey Weinstein on set of uh of pain and fool. And, you know, Weinstein's a creep. I don't know if he's in the Epstein Files, but I wouldn't be shocked. Yes. Do you think you know Jay and Beyonce did have that they do have a large age gap? Um, and we don't know how early or late he got there. Um do you think like, and I'm not accusing him, right? But do you think there's a possibility that Jay might be a freak? He might be he might be the GOAT, he might be one of the best businessmen, but he also might be a fucking freak.

SPEAKER_02 1:04:31

So I can never argue that because I don't know, but what I can say is I don't feel right now we'll ever be able to figure that out only because Jay is so good, he's so under them white man's arms right now. And again, nothing's wrong, not not shitting on Jay, be nobody, but he does what the what they're telling him to do.

SPEAKER_00 1:04:52

Oh, you think he you think he does that?

SPEAKER_02 1:04:54

Absolutely, in every way of the word, besides his hair. Besides Jay-Z's hair, I feel like he does everything that he's asked to do, and he's he's he's speaking, he ain't going above or beyond what he needs to do. He's staying just contented being a billionaire, quiet dude, going letting his lady be the the the boss of the show now, all that. I feel like he's doing what he's supposed to do, how he's supposed to do it. I feel like the reason he didn't really do many of that, he didn't get involved in that country album, because if Jay-Z get involved in that country album, do you not realize how much bigger that Beyonce album is if Jay-Z just put one verse on there?

SPEAKER_00 1:05:30

I'd listen to it.

SPEAKER_02 1:05:32

Boom. And the thing is, don't get it twisted. I would fucking listen to it just off that one Jay-Z album. The fact Jay-Z ain't interfering, he ain't crossing, he letting her do that. I stay on this side. I help you out in concerts, I help you out touring, I hope you do all that. But when I come and try and jump in another lane that I ain't got to get into, that's where a lot of that's where a lot of the the the issues come in a lot of the times when people they already superstars, but then when they want to go big on big compared to like, for example. Let's say in this just conspiracy theories, it's allegedly as well. Michael Jackson when he tried to buy Sony, uh uh Bill Cosby when he tried to buy CBS, uh uh uh uh uh uh R. Kelly when he tried to buy his whole um his whole catalog back. Uh uh You know, listen like that.

SPEAKER_00 1:06:17

You remember last week when I said I think some of these guys are feds? Facts. That goes back to it goes back to this, and then like even with some of the conspiracies around Epstein, right? Some people say that he was a Mossad agent who was pretty much planted to get smut on people and then you then utilize that smut to leverage people, right? And we talked about this off mic. I'm pretty sure I've talked about it on camera. If I haven't, I've said I don't think everybody around Epstein was a creep. I think people around Epstein were okay with people being creeps, and that's for us to judge. I know publicly we're gonna say that we hate all creeps and this, that, and the third. But yo, niggas got creeps in their family. Niggas know people who got some nasty charges, and and you don't stand by those charges, but just because people are sick fucks doesn't mean you stop loving them just because you love them. You just know that they're sick fucks and keep them over there and get the help that you need. And if you're a person who stops loving somebody because they're a sick fuck, you are indeed a sick fuck. Because just because somebody's messed up doesn't mean they don't deserve to be loved. Like, how how can you expect to ever heal somebody if they can't if they don't feel loved? But that's not what the fuck I'm talking about. Um, but again, I think like all these people get that smut put on them so they're stuck, you know what I mean? Like, so now you can be handled. Do you think Jay Z sold out?

SPEAKER_02 1:07:48

You that goes back to what I just said. No, I don't feel he had to. You don't personally, I don't feel he had when you say sold out, break that down. What you mean by that?

SPEAKER_00 1:07:56

Do you feel like sold out, like sold is sold, sold out is do you do you think he makes his own decisions, or do you think his handlers tell him what to do? Like, do you think he's his own person?

SPEAKER_02 1:08:08

Mm-hmm. I feel exactly a hundred percent. Only because, like I said, I feel he does what he wants to do. But when somebody if one of those guys need if one of those quote unquote guys need him to do something, absolutely he's gonna go do it. Now that that right there, that I don't feel that's selling your soul. I feel you doing, you doing one of them things like you scratch my back, I scratch yours. Okay. If you my homeboy and and and I'm and I'm helping you stay above float, and I'm making sure you ain't in none of this bullshit. If you can do that for me, yeah, yeah, I got you.

Dress Codes, Jordans, And Gatekeeping

SPEAKER_00 1:08:45

Did you um did you see what Charlemagne had to say about it? What's your uh-uh, what'd you say? So Charlemagne addressed the Jay-Z pusha T and Eminem stuff on the Breakfast Club. And you know, Charlemagne is a paid spokesperson. Um allegedly, not really allegedly, that's a joke, guys. Um but he pretty much came out defending Jay-Z. And I sent it to uh Parlay Pete. I was like, even if I agree with him, I don't like this. I mean, because Charlemagne just signed that big deal with IHER, you know what I mean? And business is business now, right? Like, I'm gonna get twisted. Business is business. And if you know how the media business works, business is business. And for him to come out and defend uh defend Jay-Z the way that he did as one of the most powerful voices in urban hip hop media, it gets scary for me because when your big voices protect your big moguls, it's like, what are we protecting?

SPEAKER_02 1:09:51

But do you remember why I told you? I know you said you don't like him, but the reason why I love Charlemagne, he ain't never cut no corner on me. And that's being real. In the last 15 years that I've really been a fan of Charlemagne, excuse me, 10 for real, but 15 where I've been listening. The last 10 years that I've really been locked in on Charlemagne, Charlemagne ain't never told no lie to me, bro. So, exactly like, for example, if you read his first book, he was telling stories behind the whole Diddy shit. He was telling how Diddy did and bad, how he did it with disrespect and talked crazy to him, blah blah blah. He would tell how he know Diddy was doing bullshit. Again, it's not saying you gotta be in there on a popularity contest, you ain't gotta be on none of that, but he always said the exact same thing behind Jay. Jay was a businessman. When Jay when I seen Jay in rooms, Jay was damned the most time by itself, him or Tata. Like you you see, him and Ty or Beyoncé, and and when they didn't when it's just them, you can't get like if we in here, we in here with Jimmy Ivine. We got three people at top with me at all times, but then again, when I'm moving around, I'm moving around most of the time with other big guys, like these are big names that I'm with, so they got security, they got people wrapped around them. It's just it's different. I feel like Jay ain't the nigga. And he the reason he was never trying to throw a wild Jay-Z party because he knew that wasn't his MO. He Jay was the nigga that was always just let me play my role, let me drop music, let me make sure my my my if you look at his music, his his his his entourage never won. Nobody in Rockefeller was ever a big deal other than Jay.

SPEAKER_00 1:11:25

Dame, he put a bunch of teams together, and it it it it would go up and down, but even being real, I think I think that would lend people to believe that Jay is tied into the whole Epstein thing, and that's why he's at the level that he's at the level that he's at, and why the people around him aren't. So Dame Dash finding the talent that he had and running the record label the way that he did, there is no reason why Dame Dash doesn't still work. You know what I mean? What he built was too good, but did you see him not to be good?

SPEAKER_02 1:12:07

But before you say that, do you see how Dame Dash is to people? Don't get it twisted. Dame is a mogul forever, but the reason Dame don't get love in Hollywood or in period, Dame is a dick. No, no, I'm with you.

SPEAKER_00 1:12:20

And so I I I think this isn't a yes or no thing, right? It's is Dame a dick? Absolutely. Do I think that Dame may have made decisions that then allowed or put important people in positions to ensure that he's not successful? Absolutely. And if somebody decides to play ball, and like when you hear Dame tell the story, you hear the stories about him and Jay ultimately splitting, right? They started having meetings with Jay-Z and not Dame. Because again, who's the big that I know I know because no, because Jay-Z is the talent, right? Boom. Jay-Z is the talent, they've now cultivated the talent and they got the following that Dame built, right? And they can take the talent and they can project the talent higher places because they have more resources, right? So Jay took that deal, right? He left his man's, quote unquote. His man's was fucking up business by being a dick. But then you start thinking about it, was he really being a dick? Or excuse me, did he get written out of did he get written out totally because he was being a dick? Or if you believe some of this conspiracy stuff, because you've been down the Epstein rabbit hole and how it's tied back to power and all of this stuff, right? Did Dame piss off the wrong people? Yes, and but that's all like but like is Dame was Dame out of pocket for it, or because it's like and I didn't know we were gonna make this a Jay and Dame conversation. We ain't, we ain't gonna be. But if Dame pretty much says, hey, these people took Jay and they did this and that, and they're blackballing me, and they keep coming after me for every little thing that I do and every red cent that I got because of X, Y, and Z, it might lead you to believe that Jay-Z done that done done some shit and he's being protected by certain people, and Dame is somebody who's telling you the truth, but he's being called the crazy motherfucker because he's less successful, but he's not his success, his lack of success isn't because of his talent and and and his business, it's because people are actively putting roadblocks in front of him to make something that would take two steps, take goddamn 50.

SPEAKER_02 1:14:52

50. No, I and I I hear what you're saying, but I don't agree with that only because again, bro, fuck Jay-Z now at this point. Okay, we ain't even gotta talk Jay-Z no more. This dude is the first, and and people don't realize this. This guy's the first person to put Kevin Hart in a movie. The first person to put Kevin Hart in a movie. Okay, if you don't remember, if you don't remember the movie was in 07, Paper Soldiers. What I'm telling you is this uh I think Soul Plane came out in 09, 010, 2010. The reason I'm saying all this is yes, I created, or I ain't gonna say I created me and my partner Jay-Z. We created what we are compared to what we done did, that we went to the roof and we stopped. We done now. We we I built another superstar, or excuse me, I was in line with another super mega star, and the fact of it is he don't even want to work with me because I talk to him crazy.

SPEAKER_00 1:15:56

What if he took that same poison pill that Jay took?

SPEAKER_02 1:15:59

We can't do that all the time because again, now we're gonna keep doing that. It's is yes, I understand one time that it's an issue if he says something and and whatever, but the same person's not gonna say the exact same shit to you if it's not even a splash of truth.

SPEAKER_00 1:16:15

But if you're talking about two extremely powerful people who are titans in their industry, we're not talking about Kevin, we're not talking about like Mike Epsom said of Kevin Hart, you know, a great comedian who's made a lot of money. We're talking about the guy who is who is great, but is all also has the battery in his back and is promoted, empowered, and funded by the right people.

SPEAKER_02 1:16:37

So then let's not even go here there then. We can go Benny Siegel. Benny Siegel said the exact same shit.

SPEAKER_00 1:16:43

I I again again, I I'm on the case. I'm just saying, I'm just saying two things can be true. Dame Dash can be a dick, but Dame Dash could also be being blackballed because he saw bullshit, he saw bullshit in the business, and and he wanted his fair cut and and and fucked him because we created this, we didn't need y'all to get this, and if y'all get out the way, we can keep doing this. And they was like, hey no, bro, you gotta get you got to get off the elevator right here.

Brunch Plays, City Hopping, And Promo

SPEAKER_02 1:17:10

So gatekeeping is a million percent a thing. I won't change that at all. Gatekeeping is a thing for sure, but that gatekeeping can only come when you're really a megastar. And if if if Dame Dash was really what he expected or thought he was, he wouldn't be gatekeeped, he they wouldn't be able to do that on him. Respectfully, Tyler Perry came in and blew up in 2010.

SPEAKER_00 1:17:33

My thing is, bro, if you Tyler Perry, man, taking that same poison pill because you think hey, you see the allegations are coming out of no, you know what I'm saying? So I'm just saying, he like the people you were pointing out are the top one percenters, and there is a conspiracy argument that the top one percenters are all tied into this whole thing.

SPEAKER_02 1:17:53

Dame Dash is in the SP is in the Epstein file. That's what I'm gonna let you know. Dame Dash is in there as well. So again, my thing is like I said, if that's if that's the case, at one point in time, Dame Dash was the top one percenter. So when you're a top one percenter, you can you can voice your opinion, you can say what you want to say, and so my thing is like I said, bro, it at one particular time he was bigger than Kevin Hart. So that's the only reason why I won't push that narrative as a thing. But again, like I don't want to keep living on Jay and uh Jay and the monetary. I'm gonna I want to move on to this nigga, but I do want hold on, man.

SPEAKER_00 1:18:31

You got a bunch of shit. He's a top one percenter, so he can talk his shit. It don't matter who you are, everybody should be entitled to speak.

SPEAKER_02 1:18:41

That's a fact, that's a fact. But again, when you're a top one percenter, your your voice is a lot louder than everybody else's. But it shouldn't be. There shouldn't be a hey, I it's a lot of shit it shouldn't be. I know we just gotta put it out there. Exactly. I don't get it, but yes, a lot of shit that shouldn't be. But again, like I said, our podcast should be bigger than a lot of shit. But again, there's some folks that'll do a lot more shit that'll get that deal with iHeart than we will. You understand what I'm saying? So it's like it's different, bro.

SPEAKER_00 1:19:07

I ain't gonna hold you. I be trying to work on some of the things that I say because I'm like, would I go work for iHeart 100% if the money's right, 100%? But what I are when I hire me.

SPEAKER_02 1:19:29

I mean personally, we get the content out, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Well, you know, my problem.

SPEAKER_00 1:19:34

Well, my problem is I I I I talk about people on these platforms and how I feel like they're bought and sold.

SPEAKER_02 1:19:40

Bro, that's what Charlamagne been doing that for 10 years. Fucking Joe Button doing it right now. Uh uh, that nigga's telling ass too. Me and Dollar Worth of Game doing it. But look, let me get back to the FC file. So, like I said, is what we was going it with is my next, I got another part that like I said, that we went Jay-Z and uh Jay-Z and Pusher first. Okay, my next jumper. Brother, have you read um first before I even say anything? The George Bush Sr. Has anybody heard about that? Have y'all even broke that down just a splash? No, all right, cool. I'm gonna go. I want to tell you about George Bush Singer. So, one, George Bush Sr. was having it's alleged, alleged, supposedly having like these big ass yacht parties in in Alaska. No, Antarctica, excuse me, excuse me, I'm lying. They was they was going to Antarctica doing boat parties. Remind you, fucking full of ice and snow, right? They had an island, so uh allegedly again that they were all going to. Tell me why. Again, this is all written down in the uh in the files. They were going and they were sacrificing babies on the boat where they eating intestines, like baby shit, everything. Like that the the the whole all of these one percenters, you know what I'm saying? Roy, have you ever heard of an you ever heard of a man named Roy Maxwell? Jane Maxwell?

SPEAKER_00 1:21:10

No, I only know one James Maxwell.

SPEAKER_02 1:21:11

Okay, no, no, not James, Jane. Oh, Jane, now Jane Maxwell. All right, cool, cool.

SPEAKER_00 1:21:16

Let me somebody related to Golane, huh? Is it is it is it somebody related to what you just say? Say that one time. Is it somebody related to Ghlaine?

SPEAKER_02 1:21:24

Can you what is Golane? What's Golane? You just say what's Ghane?

SPEAKER_00 1:21:30

Ghlaine is uh listen, people is Epstein's uh mama's son, you know, the lady who does the recruiting. Um his mama's son. His what? The housewife. One more time, the house mom. His what? The house mom. Okay, cool. Keep going. Last time. And then you know, uh uh, they say her dad, Roy Maxwell, was um a very important rich guy. Um, he was a big Zionist. And um uh I did see some of the the the talks of how they felt about, especially our people.

SPEAKER_02 1:22:11

All right, fuck that. Don't even go there yet. I want to stay right here. Okay. All right, so you you you just said that Galine Maxwell. Number one, before we move any further, when we were kids, any book, and I mean any book, any math books, oh yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 1:22:27

They own the owner they own the book company. Yeah, all them school books, you should throw that shit out there. Everywhere in America. Yeah, you should everywhere in America. We we yeah, yeah, yeah. We've been taught, like, because I've been studying a lot of history because I didn't have a job for five and a half months. Boy, let me tell you, you get bored. Um, I started studying a lot of history, and just let me tell you, it goes back to our conversation looking at the do save bottle, right? We were taught history from a perspective, a very slim perspective. Uh and all that perspective isn't true, um, but a very slim perspective, and that's where we built our foundation on. So the average American has built their foundation on world history and the and the reason behind world events on a very shaky foundation. People truly believe that World War II was a war that was that was strictly just fought because Hitler was trying to spread, like was trying to take over the world. Yes, Hitler was trying to take over the world, but Hitler was being uh funded by American banks.

SPEAKER_02 1:23:39

What you just said, you said World War II, right? I'm gonna come back to World War again. Like I said, if she get deep, did she get deep? Do you know the one thing that'll start the World War III? The only thing right now that will start World War III. No, I'll tell you, because it's in the Epstein files right now. The only thing that'll that'll start a war and war that'll start World War III, the only thing is if China and Russia come over to uh Antarctica. Remember, I just told you that's where they go do their yacht parties and all that. If they come over to Antarctica and they start trying to take water and take few and take fluids and take stuff back from Antarctica over to their lands. That's the only thing that will start World War III in this in this world, in this whole for the rest of our livings, that will be the only thing that can start a fight. Because one thing you don't realize, the only place in the whole world that all of those top one percenters can get fed from is where?

SPEAKER_00 1:24:46

Probably an article, maybe down there.

Epstein Files: Names, Myths, And Power

SPEAKER_02 1:24:48

That's the only place that everybody can eat off of. It's too cold to go down there, like and we don't realize how much life is over there. You understand what I'm saying? So again, now to put it out there, that's conspiracy. That's conspiracy, y'all. We don't realize how much is over there, but but very believable. Listen, that's all we saying is and so, but let me let me get back because again, like I said, I don't want to keep going on long. Um, so apparently, Bush back in the day, the daddy, he was taking a bunch of his billionaire friends, he was taking a bunch of the kids, he was taking a bunch of just regular slaves at that particular time. The way he was keeping his power going, the way he was keeping his whole aura of who excuse me, who he was, was strictly off sacrifice and going over and and and doing the wild shit, like to the point where a lot of a lot of the files that came back, a lot of people didn't believe that those that those particular crews that was over there were human. You know what I'm saying? So it's again, it's a lot of reptilian plays on that as well. So supposedly, George Bush, Roy Maxwell, Jane Maxwell, um um, um um uh Epstein, uh um uh who else was involved in this particular time in this case? Epstein, Robert De Niro, um uh what the the the producer, what's you you know the Asian producer? His dad was the owner, like Benny Hanna, um a coe- a Koei, a Kai, he's a DJ now. But uh anyway Steve Aoki Steve Aoki, his dad, all of these particular guys was all on this boat. They have they have pictures and they have files, they have documents disproving. All of these guys sat over for two hours straight, ate intestines, kid intestines, was in when I say intestines, I mean eating like children's feces. You know what I'm saying? Like actually going and cleaning the you know, whatever, and actually eating the intestines whole. They're going and eating children's hearts, they're eating children's livers, you know, uh the whole works. But then on top of that, before the kid is eight, the whole sacrifice was to cut off their foot. Like go and get go and get a sub uh samurai sword, which in George Bush is the one who's allegedly doing this himself. Going and cutting their feet off all five of the toes, putting it in a stew, and this is how we keep our power. Then we eat these little motherfuckers right after. So again, like I said, that's one. That's the one top part that really excuse me, the second part of that Epstein fight has really been whooping my shoes off. But the third part, this is Lee, is Epstein. He has a bank account, right? All right. And not only is the bank account, it's only one name that's on this bank account. It ain't no number, it ain't no account number, ain't no route number, ain't no, ain't no nothing. It's one bank account it has as the name of it. It says ball. B A L L, right? Um, I went back and I did the whole little breakdown on it. What does that mean with boot the woman? That breaks down as the cabal. All right. So the cabal is where, and I'm oh, excuse me, excuse me, excuse me. Before I go to the cabal, let me go back to uh I didn't even say that. I didn't did I speak on the uh the Maxwell family yet? Yeah, yeah. All right, cool. Then before I go to the cabal, let me go back to the uh Maxwell family. Remind you, I said that every every book that we had growing up, they were the ones who published his books. And the company, y'all go back and check this right now. It is called uh Pergamatory Pergamunt. Wait, Pergamunt, Pergamot Press. And if you go back and you look and you actually look in the in in in your Bible, woo-doo, Pergamunt, that is one of the seven uh churches that believed in Satan and sacrifices in the Bible. All right, now this is factuals. You can Google it, go to chat GPT, go to go to your Google, whatever you want to. If y'all want to check this out for yourself, Pergamot Press, Pergamot Church, excuse me, is what it's called. If y'all want to check it out, in the Bible, like I said, we believe in, they believe in Satan, children's sacrifices, uh, blood sacrifice, whatever. These are the guys who believe that the devil is the one that's on earth, he's the one who believes in all the greed, the money, the fame, the all this and that, right? So, excuse me. When he broke that down, and you go back and you look in your book right now, or excuse me, you go look and still again Google it, Jeep Chat GPT, whatever. The books that we had when we were in school were published by, and I quote, Pergamut Press. Children, children, sacrifices, devil worshippers, and we're the children this reading, this going through these books and breaking this shit down every day, trying to make a lesson, saying we making a lesson on shit, but don't even realize what we're doing. Motherfuckers playing in our phase wide open, and we can't do we ain't did it. We just don't, we so naive we don't even realize what we read. You get what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_00 1:30:44

So you know the you know the problem is what's that the these entities are so large and interconnected that there's not a loud, credible voice that can project a message that the masses can can can get behind. And that's the beauty of whoever holds power, right? I'm not gonna accuse anybody of holding power because I don't know because I don't have it. But people who get power, they try to retain power. And then they do things to retain power, and then they lose who they are because they become obsessed with power. And now think about this, right? If these guys are out here really like sacrificing babies and eating all this stuff, you know, we just think about just how much they desire power. Fuck sucking dick. You know what I mean? Kill a family member, do this, or go to prison for this amount of time. No, we're gonna eat babies, you know what I mean? Babies babies that's and again, again, this is stuff that's alleged with like I mean, it's alleged, it's in the Epstein files. This, that, and the third.

SPEAKER_01 1:31:59

Sorry to get you off. Okay, go ahead, go ahead, keep going.

SPEAKER_00 1:32:01

I I just couldn't do nothing about it. Okay, no, you good, you go. Um and you you just think about the way people do all of that stuff just for power, and it's like wow. You know, and somebody listening to this could think this stuff is disgusting. It is. It is 100%. But you'd also be shocked at what you do in those situations. Like, I'm not even gonna play around and say what I'd do because on the podcast, I'm gonna say, uh, hell no, I wouldn't do all of that stuff, right? Absolutely not.

SPEAKER_02 1:32:37

But when you in that situation, what do you what do you feel like is you have to do with that discussion?

SPEAKER_00 1:32:43

You also know you're protected. You know what I mean?

SPEAKER_02 1:32:48

But let me ask you, do you feel like even being that protected?

Conspiracies, Antarctica, And Maxwell Links

SPEAKER_00 1:32:53

Do you feel like that's one of the things where you today I say I wouldn't because I don't want to be corrupted in that way? Like, I I never want somebody to have a secret on me that can't come out and I can't bounce back from. So, like, when when you sell your soul, right? When you when you get if you get involved in something like this, and I I don't know these things to be true, but I I believe that secret excities, secret societies exist that help like uh a pool of power together, right? I don't want it that way because you got power, but you don't have independence. So you can't do what you want with the power because you're compromised, you're extremely compromised. So yeah, it's it's bro, it's crazy for me. Um I think we've had enough TV shows, enough whispers, enough this and that that would tell us that there is an underworld that exists that controls what's going on. But I don't know what's what. Because there's a part of me that although I believe that the stuff coming out of the Epstein files are are true, I don't know to what degree. I don't think everything is true, but I do think it speaks to something that needs to be investigated and and and taken care of. But at the same time, you talked about Antarctica. We got the same, we got stuff going on in the Arctic, we got stuff going over on in Iran, we got stuff going on in Minneapolis, we got like like law, like like citizenship being revoked in America. We're like shutting down the borders. Uh uh the presidents talking about changing up, like creating these voting centers and like creating these like the the feds regulating voting to make sure that that that the votes are handled right, and then you got him going in with like he went to Fulton County last week, and they did some stuff, and now Fulton County suing the federal government. So you got all of this stuff going on, and I'm like, yo, all the F team files are distraction, and not to say that they're not true, and this stuff isn't disgusting, and these people need to be held accountable for it.

SPEAKER_01 1:35:09

That is tough.

SPEAKER_00 1:35:10

But like, is it also a distraction from somebody who's in power that's compromised trying to maintain power? I I'm watching House of Cards right now, so my conspiracy senses are really high. But what I've learned is the best shows in history feel like real life. I ain't met a nigga who watched House of Cards that didn't like it. Everybody who watched it told me been telling me to watch it for years, and I finally just got to it. You know what I mean? And you go, well, there's a lot of corruption here. You got this and that, and then you talked about the Bushes. The Bushes were funded by Enron. Enron was a Ponzi scheme that crashed that not crashed but fucked up the stock market. People went to jail, but the bushes didn't.

SPEAKER_02 1:35:58

Wait, before you even go there, because I got one last part. And that's and that's that's not even conspiracy.

SPEAKER_00 1:36:04

Like that this is actually this is facts on paper that everybody accepts.

SPEAKER_02 1:36:09

Bro, before you even keep going, this is my and this honesty is my last part of the night. Because again, like I said, it's I can go, I literally can give you hours on this shit. I done got to the point where I'm so locked in on this Epstein shit. It's actually it actually is sickening. But long story short, like that fella, is it's sickening, bro. Oh, brother is when I tell you better than sex, is when you made that what you just said, when you hear the real story behind Bill Gates, Bill Gates is more of a fuck nigga than we ever, but again, we can't even call him a fuck nigga. We can call him he's more of a nigga than we done ever expected him to be a nigga. So look, it's like this. So a week before uh Microsoft was getting ready to crash, Bill calls all his friends. Hey, listen, guys. I need y'all to trust me. I need you to pull out right now. Everything you got invested in uh uh Microsoft, I need you to pull it out right now. I don't give a damn what it is. Pull it out right now. Do you know the the the exact number that Bill, which this is for the first time in life in the last 40 years, this is the first time this shit never came, this number has ever came out. Do you not know how much Bill Gates left the scene with? Bill Gain, Bill Gates pulled out a week before Microsoft crashed. One week. One week, people. Y'all go and Google this if I'm lying. This nigga pulled out one week before uh before Microsoft crashed. He cleared up$357 billion. Do you hear me?$357 billion untouched, unplayed with. He didn't miss a dollar. He pulled out before anything, anything did anything. And the person who told him that was Jeffrey Epstein. Hey, Microsoft is about to go under. You need to pull out right now. You have check me out now. You have you have, he said exact words. You have 72 hours from this conversation right now. It was a week before that. He called, he found out a week before Bill Gates found out a week before, three days up until the shit was actually happening. You have he was already pulled out. Remind you, before that week, before that call, 72 hours, he was already pulled out 100%. He was already done. Excuse me. But he got that specific call 72 hours before that play was getting ready to happen. Hey, you got to clean everything out. Anybody you got involved, get them out of there. It was people that lost life savings, lost everything behind that, behind this one play. When I tell you Bill Gates and four other people, four. So five people in all, bro. Five people was able to go sell Steve Balma had to be one. Steel sway uh beat beat Steve who Steve Balmer had to be one.

SPEAKER_00 1:39:10

Is is on him?

SPEAKER_02 1:39:12

Steve Banning. Wait, let me see.

SPEAKER_00 1:39:14

No, you're talking about Steve Banning. You know Steve Banning.

SPEAKER_02 1:39:17

Okay, yeah, he's Steve Banning was one of them as well. Steve was could be Steve Bomberman. I know Steve Banning was one. I thought that's what you just said. Steve Banning was one that pulled out as well. Steve Banning started his whole uh his whole uh uh uh uh um interviewing company publishing company behind this shit, bro. You feel what I'm saying? So bro, this shit is crazy.

SPEAKER_00 1:39:37

And I I've told people this Ruben saying it for years, but it came from a different place, I think. The stock market's fake, it's all speculation and money actually real money moves around, but it's all fake. You know, I hate the stock market. Why should it's like hey, I want you to fund my company, and if it works, we'll give you some money, but also we're gonna drive up our costs. Like, I'm I'm like I'm I'm paying, I'm paying to build up your business, you know what I mean? And I get like a little piece back. Uh I I don't like it. Um, but here's one thing before we get out of here. And we didn't really talk about it much on the show last week, and I didn't talk about it on Washington Winning, but like the whole Minneapolis thing. Uh, we've seen two people get killed by ice in Minneapolis. Um law enforcement is not supposed to make the final decision, they're only supposed to, you know, detain people until a decision is made because we have people who are appointed uh to do those. And to see law enforcement taking justice into their own hands in situations where it wasn't necessary is a scary thing. And there's been different conversations around it because obviously as black Americans, we say, hey, I think our problem because we're citizens. Uh, but I just say anytime that we see law enforcement being empowered to have its way with the citizens, it's a scary thing. And from what we've seen in black history, this being Black History Month, uh, I just think it's important for us to be vigilant. I think it's important for us to be aware, be active. I ain't telling y'all niggas to go jump in front of a bullet either. You know what I'm saying? But at the same time, don't just think, hey, they're going after foreign foreigners. Look here, man. This 2025 was the first year that uh uh white people had less kids than minorities, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah. And there are those who believe that a lot of this stuff is rooted in uh Project 2020 25 and the Great Replacement Theory. So if those things are true, it may not start with black folks, but it could end with black folks. So in this Black History Month, be aware, be vigilant. Stand up for what's right. Do what's best for you. Do what's best for us. What you may think is best for you may not be what I would do. What I think is best for me may not be what you would do. But do what you think is best, fight in the ways that you believe are best, and that can get something across, and and communities, leaders need to find ways to combat this attack on uh people. Because yes, we can say their people, those people, but at the end of the day, these are acts against people. And if we as people can't look at acts against people as wrong and find some humanity, it doesn't matter where somebody was born, it doesn't matter what they look like when we start seeing human lives being taken for existing or for standing up for people who are just existing, and we don't see that as a people problem, then we the people have a problem. Got anything else you want to add? I just wanted to like because I didn't talk about that Minnesota shit, and I felt like a dickhead.

SPEAKER_02 1:43:34

No, my me and my cousin actually have a full look uh breakdown on that. I just want to say my whole thing is fuck ice.

SPEAKER_00 1:43:40

How's she doing?

Markets, Moguls, And Media Control

SPEAKER_02 1:43:41

Oh, she's good, man. Uh, you know, she was actually one of the one of the doctors that was killed. He was actually right there in her office. Oh, yeah, because she worked at the VA, don't you? Yeah. Yeah, one of the guys that was killed, he worked in her office. Like actually, a guy she spoke with daily, you know what I'm saying? Since she's been there. So she was fucked up pretty good behind it. So again, like I said, you know, and I'm I'm standing with the family for anything. Fuck ice. Um, really serving no purpose behind nothing here for real.

SPEAKER_00 1:44:11

You know, so again, well, you know, if she needs an ear, you know, I'm available.

SPEAKER_01 1:44:15

Well, you tell her that, AC. I don't give a fuck. But I'm just fighting.

SPEAKER_00 1:44:19

You know, I'm a great listener.

SPEAKER_01 1:44:20

I'm available, maybe, maybe AC, maybe, but again, man, fuck ice. I created space.

SPEAKER_02 1:44:26

Y'all, man, listen, dude. Y'all make sure y'all come out and party with us. Fuck AC. We're not listening. February 28th, man. Y'all get out, make sure y'all come party with the vets. Uh, Rooster didn't show up tonight. He said he was gonna be here lame ass. Uh, he didn't show up. Me and AC, we held today. We have five. Yeah, we we gonna we we had we he gonna be we're gonna mark him up. We're gonna end up getting off getting put under the vet. Yeah, he's getting a demirit. Yeah, good, good, we're gonna sit him outside for what's what's the DP for the we're gonna the village vet DP.

SPEAKER_00 1:44:57

That's it. Village vet dp. Hey, I'll tell you a funny story about real. Well, he got kicked out of class one time in 10th grade, was in U.S. history, and we was in the trailers.

SPEAKER_02 1:45:07

That's when I was getting the new school built.

SPEAKER_00 1:45:10

Nah, I mean, yeah, but we was just in the trailers. Yeah. It's cast, trailers, bunch of people, whole lot of them. You know, when you go to class, then a lot of people lived. Yeah, I was one of them. Shit, I am one of them, you know what I'm saying? But now, you know what I mean? Teacher forgot about it.

SPEAKER_02 1:45:27

Forgot he was outside. Oh, so he was outside the whole class in the cold. Oh shit. Did he act up? You knocked on the door. Of course, Rudy. Of course, he did.

SPEAKER_00 1:45:42

He was like, Oh, I forgot, because like it was like dead ass cold. And you know, like you might get kicked out of class, and you might even grab your coat because you think, bro, I ain't gonna be out here that long.

SPEAKER_01 1:45:52

Yeah, yeah, no.

SPEAKER_02 1:45:53

Yeah, and not this motherfucker, he ain't gonna keep me out here that long. Man, it's freezing 30 minutes later. Yeah, we out here freezing still. I get it, yeah.

SPEAKER_00 1:46:03

Shout out to real man, he was the only nigga I really fuck with that was in my class.

SPEAKER_02 1:46:08

Shout out, Rooster, man. Hey, but yeah, February 28th, man. Y'all get y'all big asses up, get out, make sure y'all get ready. We're gonna start uh book throwing out these tickets for everybody, yeah. Or getting the merch out. We're gonna start letting everybody know, man. Village vets, we come at a party with y'all.

SPEAKER_00 1:46:24

Yeah, yeah. I I made the event right. Uh, once we finish everything, we'll we'll get that circulated.

SPEAKER_02 1:46:30

All right, for sure. Then well, I'm gonna be put uh posting it on my store, Village Vets. It's another week, baby. We're gonna be able to lock y'all. I need y'all to make sure y'all stay on top because I will be back with the village vets. I mean, excuse me, I said with the Epstein stories part two and three and four and five. Right now, this is just episode one. I ain't breaking down a bunch of shit. Next week, I'm coming with that gangster, everybody. So y'all stay and know what time it is, man. Village Vets. We'll see y'all next week, baby. Let's get it.