Getting Out #65 Diddy or Diddy Not Get Exposed By Kat Williams?

Is the entertainment industry a web of deception, or are we simply not looking closely enough?" Join us for a deep dive into the shadowy corridors of fame, where ethical dilemmas and rapid rises to stardom seem to dance hand in hand. Drawing from personal tales and industry insights, we unpack the enigmatic world of entertainment with a focus on controversial figures like Diddy. With Katt Williams' candid interview with Shannon Sharpe as a backdrop, we unravel the strange social dynamics and the moral tests that aspiring stars often face in their quest for success.

Our exploration doesn't stop there. We shift gears to the intricate contracts and control mechanisms that can bind artists, using high-profile cases like Britney Spears as cautionary tales. Hear compelling stories about Kevin Hart and Dave Chappelle's struggles for creative freedom amid the industry's demands. We expose the systemic issues that manipulate and constrain artists, casting light on a world where power dynamics dictate careers and creative visions are often sidelined.

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Speaker 1 0:05

And we are out here. What up, what up. We got some serious stuff going on this week, guys.

Speaker 2 0:11

We got some serious stuff. Did he do it or did he not?

Speaker 1 0:16

I love that. I love that because that is where we're going. That's exactly what we're going.

Speaker 2 0:21

So okay, let's slide it in with the baby oil kid.

Speaker 1 0:24

Oh, a lot of baby oil. Ooh, a lot of baby oil. He had a lot of baby oil, all right.

Speaker 2 0:27

So listen, many people may not know this about me the reason that I think that how are you going to just start out with diddy this, diddy that, and we don't know about you? What do we not know about you?

Speaker 1 0:40

listen, I'm a musician, okay. I've been in the entertainment industry my entire life, okay. That's why I am doing this podcast is because I think I have some knowledge that I could spread and the situations I've been in are very similar to what's going on, to what right now, like I've seen things and I felt things, and we've talked about it on episodes prior that I've even called out certain things that have happened okay, okay, so, and if this I'm like uh, now listen, so I'm gonna go back to something before.

Speaker 1 1:15

Even the diddy thing. Now I got out of jail. All the stuff with the gender happened, right. We talked about the dei last week, sweet baby inc. Am I a racist movie? Great, right. All this stuff is happening while I was locked up in prison. So I went through a life of almost hitting, reaching that moment where I would have had to have made a decision that these people are talking about, that they made, that they've made and we'll get to that. I never got there, but I've always felt something People say it too that who've been in the music industry and get close to get right there to the moment where they're like Are we talking?

Speaker 2 1:56

about stardom yes, without context.

Speaker 1 2:02

Music industry. You're feeling, and all this other stuff about Diddy. It's not sounding right, I'm going from a sounding perspective.

Speaker 1 2:11

I'm actually, but I'm being serious. So there was a lot of things that I heard my mentors Growing up. At 18 One of them was in the first rap group ever that never really was even heard Before. Tribe Called Quest their name. Believe it or not. It's crazy. I don't know, it was a weird name, but he was. My manager Met him through a Wall Street, interning on Wall Street. I was going to school for audio engineering at the time. Okay, my boss, huge, uh, actual website like or no tv personality at the time. So cable was still big. You don't understand. 2008, youtube just coming out. He had a company that was competing with youtube, so I became the head audio engineer and now I was working with Sugar Hill Gang. Richard Bay oh, wow, yes, richard Bay was the first Jerry Springer. I don't know if anyone knows that. No, no, okay, and I've seen things go on that were questionable. You know which is crazy too.

Speaker 2 3:20

In what sense?

Speaker 1 3:21

questionable. What's going on when you feel an energy where there is just not? It's not right.

Speaker 2 3:27

I've been, I buy it. So yeah, I kind of know because I. So we used to have this one guy at the bar. He was a stockbroker he worked for, like Morgan Stanley, he had a lot of money and, like you know, yeah, we used to go over to his house like of us, like half the ball would go at the party and he had a steam room. Steam room was nice to go with the girls.

Speaker 1 3:47

Of course he had a steam room.

Speaker 2 3:48

Of course, but then he was like he was a gay old man, but you know, was he open, yeah. Yeah, it was so funny because, like you know, me and my girlfriend we'd be standing there and he's like at the end a party. It's like, if anybody who has the best body, I'll give him a thousand dollars right now and then you see everybody stripping and stuff like that.

Speaker 1 4:09

Oh, that is a. I know you're telling the truth because they always did shit like I start leaving. I look at my girlfriend and it was always like it would always like do this and like to see how far you can. You would go to do something for money and it's kind of like I guess it was kind of a test for these people and it was. It got to a point where it kind of threw me off the industry a little bit, because what would you say johnny I said gay for the pay, gay for the pay Gay for the pay.

Speaker 2 4:43

Gay for the pay.

Speaker 1 4:44

So, and I never even thought it's kind of like it's really a dark matter. Okay, and every time I went into jail or prison too, right?

Speaker 3 4:52

Gay for the stay yeah that's true.

Speaker 1 4:58

Every time I went into jail or prison too, I would always run into somebody that would be talking about these crazy conspiracy theories about entertainers, people in high ups Like we're talking about presidential candidates, actual presidents at the time doing crazy satanical events. Right, yes, all right. About seven or eight months ago, catiams did a interview with shannon sharp. Right, okay, it was one of the it is the most watched episode of any podcast episode ever. Right, okay. Now, I watched this whole thing when it first came out and I had some sneaking like weird feelings Like everyone was saying how it could be a conspiracy what he was saying. But there was a lot of things and a lot of. When you look at someone speak in their eyes and how they truly mean something, if they're passionate about it, if they know what they're talking about, you cannot disprove what I have to say and you can tell in Cat Williams voice that what he is saying is something serious.

Speaker 2 6:20

Yeah, because you know what Can I just show you? Can we walk through the video? Can we walk through the video real quick?

Speaker 1 6:26

It's not a long one. This dude compiled the main things that I think should be talked about, and people are finally starting to connect the dots, and I wanted to put this out before people started really going crazy and understanding, because the videos that have all the clips together are short, like only you'll have a couple thousand views, you know, but the episode has a lot. So now, listen. Now I'm going to show. Let me get this ready. It's already up over here, okay, now let me get this right, okay, okay. So now, johnny, if you don't mind, can you uh put us up on the, put the video up for them to see. All right, we're going to play this for them. You don't have it, it's not working. No, there you go. You got it, video, baby. All right, it's a video and this is what I wanted to show you guys.

Speaker 4 7:22

Now let's just walk through what he says and now you tell me that this doesn't give you goosebumps. Deviants is all catching hell in 2024. It's up for all of them. It don't matter if you did it or whoever you is, tg, jakes, any of them. All lies will be exposed, that's all, and anyone who takes that the wrong way know why they take it the wrong way. The truth is the light.

Speaker 5 7:53

Amen amen.

Speaker 1 7:55

Now they're getting up, it's like alright whoa, I know Shad Sharp's probably seen some shit too.

Speaker 5 8:04

After that, I don't really kind of know where to go. Let me one more time Mm, Mm Right.

Speaker 3 8:10

They don't make eye contact.

Speaker 4 8:11

We good now, because the people want to know why would he get blackballed? Sorry, yeah.

Speaker 5 8:16

I was going to ask you that.

Speaker 4 8:17

Because in 30 years I've done so. If you and a man was in a corner doing something you weren't supposed to be doing, you would tell it no, somebody come to tell me OK, I gather that I value that, I'll pay for that. Come tell me, I know so many things I shouldn't know and they all know it. They all know it why? Because you don't make me the villain, not the guy that raises black children and they never done a hard drug in his life and don't have no stories of doing nobody dirty and they'll just go out and they'll lie. The industry doesn't mess with Cat because he didn't show up for the studio, do you guys?

Speaker 1 9:02

remember Cat Williams' stand up, yeah, when you were growing up. Yeah, when he did the grocery thing, yeah, and like when the song came on and the gross, it goes anytime you can be in the grocery store and that song be playing and you go, he.

Speaker 1 9:17

He was a huge star and disappeared yeah because he went off and did his own tours, and I'm guessing through what he's trying to portray right now. Put it on us, johnny. I'm trying to portray what right now is that he was blackballed from the industry because and he says it, bro there's a line here that he says real quick too, because there's a line here that he says real quick too, because there's certain people and people don't understand this with me too there's certain things I can't even say, because they have you sign contracts.

Speaker 2 10:02

Oh, yeah, yeah, it's nondisclosure form.

Speaker 1 10:04

Yes, and there's loopholes within that, because the whistleblower thing, a lot of stuff has changed, but they're tight contracts. The ones that I've seen are very tight.

Speaker 2 10:12

Like Derek Jeter, every girl he ever sleeps with he makes his send, Do you?

Speaker 1 10:16

know that my dad was so high up in Wall Street, the vice president of Weiss Peck Greer, which at the time was the biggest stock company stock brokerage on the Wall Street at the time um, he had his. One of his co-workers dated derrick jeter was the girlfriend of derrick jeter oh wow, that's pretty cool, crazy. So he had crazy stories too, but he also always had good things. I've actually met him because studio I worked at okay uber, at Uber TV, I was the sound engineer.

Speaker 2 10:52

I went from working on Wall Street on the top floor to doing his audio for his sound downstairs, right yeah, we used to get autographs from him from this foundation he had, like the Turner 2 foundation or something like that nice guy.

Speaker 1 11:08

Every Friday we'd have all these famous people come in like famous to like, yeah to a normal guy, to someone like that would know politics and shit, yeah, like the state governor's here and this, and I'd be micing them up and they'd all get drunk around the table drinking and bullshit. It was awesome. It it was the first podcast. It was so crazy. I was doing it in the first podcast while I was 18. Oh wow, you know. So I've seen we didn't have anything for me, right. It was nothing for me to do audio with, right, it was a blank surface.

Speaker 2 11:42

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1 11:44

He had a big-ass studio. Literally I saw a team come in of just random black guys come in and just set up a whole studio in one day, like I had everything made and put in the right way and connected and it was there and it was gone. And I was like who is that? And it was like oh, he walked in with the pussycat dolls. It was like I don't even know and it's this guy who has screwed over my manager multiple times. Oh, wow, I don't want to say names or anything like that, but he screwed over my manager multiple times.

Speaker 1 12:23

I used to sit at the table for lunch with the Sugar Hill Gang. Now, the Sugar Hill Gang is considered one of the first rap groups ever the Hip Hop, the Hibbit to the Hibbit, the Hip Top that worked with them. Right, they have to call themselves. I don't know if it's still to this day, but when I was working with them they told me they couldn't even use their name Because at such a young age they were black kids from the hood trying to just get out of a situation that sucked for them. Yeah, and they said they were offered something a lot of money. They didn't know what the contract meant they just knew that, oh, I'd be able to get my parents out of this situation and signed the contract.

Speaker 1 13:08

Now, years later, in their 50s and and 60s, as I sit next to them eating lunch, they tell me their story about how sony handed them a contract. They signed it without lawyers, without everything. They promised them, they showed them a good time, they things that they wouldn't even feel comfortable repeating in front of me and I saw the, the look in the feeling in their face and they're like, yeah, they, the contract said that if we ever were like, they own everything, they own our name, so we can't even use the sugar hill gang. They have a. They have a other band, another rap group touring around as if they're them called the Sugarhill Gang Wow, playing and using their songs that they wrote. They have to call themselves the real Sugarhill Gang Wow. That was like my second crazy experience my brother's got his music stolen from him. Oh, really, yes, experience. My brother's got his music stolen from him, oh, really.

Speaker 2 14:17

Yes, my brother anthony's friend, got his rap beats stolen from him.

Entertainment Industry Secrets and Contracts

Speaker 1 14:19

Why and they've been used in trial, I guess, in wu-tang beats, like I could show you one that has 25 beethoven samples that he took from my cds when I was a kid and made this beat and you can listen to that. I swear to this beat and you can listen to that. I swear to God on the Holy Bible. You can listen to the beat, I think. The song called Elephants by Wu-Tang and it's made by RZA, his favorite producer, his idol. He went to a rap competition Showed his beat. Little did he know know when he signed those papers he was signing over whatever he played on that.

Speaker 1 14:58

And when you go for American Idol too which I have done and I won't even speak about that because it's disgusting, but they make you sign a lot of paperwork. And what you don't realize if you don't read it, is that if you perform anything, that is your own music on camera.

Speaker 2 15:20

they own the rights to that performance. Oh, so that's why you would just do a cover, yeah.

Speaker 1 15:23

But some people at the end remember when they win that thing and then they sing that song. She helped write some of it. She had to wait like 8 to 9 years to get out of her own contract for that even like Britney Spears, she had to wait for years to get her dad to relinquish her her dad locked her in her contract. The music industry and the entertainment industry right now is being destroyed. I don't think you guys understand. It is over because of contracts. What's going?

Speaker 4 15:49

on with Diddy right now is being destroyed.

Speaker 1 15:50

I don't think you guys understand it is over. It's over Because of contracts. Okay, not even that. I'm just saying what's going on with Diddy right now. Do you understand that? There's over a hundred and something people involved?

Speaker 2 16:04

in the indictment that are in the entertainment industry.

Speaker 1 16:09

And we're going to find out a lot of names. A lot of names are going to come out and we're going to find out a lot of names. A lot of names are going to come out, and there's already been a lot of names, and I have all the lists too. Kevin Hart is being called out. He calls him out in his video. We're going to continue watching. Alright watch.

Speaker 4 16:28

IMDB. It will show you that no studio has ever lost money with me on the script how. That's why I'm saying, that's why I can't let Ricky Smiley say he was supposed to play Money Mike, because I wrote the words for Money Mike, I designed the hair for Money Mike.

Speaker 4 16:45

I collaborated with the wardrobe department and made outfits to make sure that no one in America would be wearing what Money Mike was wearing. I told them to go get the prowler. I then told them to paint it purple. I told them don't have an actor playing a pimp. We could get an actual pimp. Archbishop Magic.

Speaker 1 17:03

Dog. He. The third, smokey was gone. Smokey wouldn't do Friday. The second one, chris Tucker Dude did Chappelle disappeared. Chris Tucker stopped doing shit.

Speaker 2 17:14

Why.

Speaker 3 17:17

Chris Tucker found God. I heard Then Kevin Dave Chappelle.

Speaker 2 17:22

If you find God, why would you leave? He's about to become president of Barbados, or something like that. I have heard. I heard that.

Speaker 3 17:30

DeSappel. He was talking to Comedy Central and I heard this on a podcast.

Speaker 4 17:36

Oh, I know.

Speaker 3 17:38

He was saying this, or we're going to say they used a crackhead. Yeah, kevin Hart even says Not Kevin Hart. Why am I mad? It's alright, one of them even says this but yeah, so David Terrell went back to Africa for like a few years, came back I'm thinking like in 09 or something.

Speaker 1 17:52

The actual story Went back again. The actual story was that he was told by Comedy Central that he said they wanted him to wear a dress.

Speaker 2 18:03

Yeah, yeah, yeah, I heard about that and he said why would this?

Speaker 1 18:06

make any sense in the script. I'm not wearing a dress, exactly. And if you notice they try to make, I'm not wearing a dress and if you notice, they try to make every black man wear a dress. Kevin Hart said that I would never do it. He's on Saturday Night Live doing a sketch, maybe a couple years later. Guess what?

Plants in the Industry

Speaker 2 18:23

he's wearing a dress can I also say that's also a lot part of this embarrassment thing and this embarrassment they want to make you.

Speaker 1 18:31

They embarrass you exactly because I've heard that they do it's based on satanical ritual, right listen so I'm very big into how the universe works and science and all that shit. I think believe everything's connected and I believe in this thing called hermetics, which is energy in the universe right, and that we have the power to make things happen I have the power to make things happen if you can see it and really really believe it. Because if you see it and believe it you're not going to sit there and just dream of it we're happening.

Speaker 1 19:06

You know you're just not going to sit there and dream of it happening. You're going to go out and do it. Like many people think, I get so many messages it's like by the law of attraction, you know? Yes, I get so many messages.

Speaker 2 19:16

How easy you believe it, you live it and, like you know it happens, fake it till, you make it, but it's not faking it it's not faking it you have to believe in your product, Even though your product sucks and you know it don't work. Don't let that customer don't know, you got to say that this thing, like you know, opens up dreams.

Speaker 1 19:36

Well, no, you want to make your product the best, because that's, you want to sell your product.

Speaker 2 19:41

You want to sell your product.

Speaker 1 19:45

You got to learn done constantly. People are always asking us you know this, that and the third. But I tell them alright, I don't care what we talked about, because that was all on the fly. This is now we're actually focusing on something, but people don't understand how hard and how much work goes in to all of this stuff when it comes to the entertainment industry. This man worked his ass off here. Right Now. Just we'll go a little bit on.

Speaker 4 20:14

I did far too much work for somebody to come years later and try to tag along just for their own self-aggrandizement. Why didn't?

Speaker 5 20:25

Cube set the record straight. Terry Crews could have set the record straight. Mike Epps could have set the record straight. Why none of them set the record straight?

Speaker 4 20:31

That's what you were supposed to ask him when he told you those lies, that no one's ever heard, right, but he's telling you something no one's ever heard of. Nobody has ever heard. Oh, ben Affleck and Matt Damon was in a movie and somebody said y'all should switch roles Like this is a business.

Speaker 5 20:51

But that's the thing. Normally, when people will give you information, I'm thinking I'm hearing it for the first time and they're giving information no one else knows or I've ever heard, so I'm taking them at face value.

Speaker 4 20:59

These are a lot. This is like steve harvey telling people he used to be homeless. That's my story. That's not his story. Steve harvey wasn't never homeless. When he mark curry was touring with him 25 years ago, he was making $3,000 a show in cash and doing five shows a week. They just tell the stories. This my thanks to my wife. I'm where I am. You said that about the first wife. You forget that. You told us it was her. Then you went and married somebody else that think like a man. Like what are you talking about? They think they can rewrite history. Guy Torrey did a beautiful special about the Comedy Store in Fat Tuesday where he said that Steve and Cedric and Kevin Hart and Tiffany Haddish came through there and made all lies. Steve and Cedric never performed at the Comedy.

Speaker 3 21:49

I love these people for a reason, dude. Nah, I like him because all his friends, all his friends are like. I had a friend who cut hair and know what he do. Now he cut hair. He was making 25 cents cutting hair and I said come on the show and cut my hair. Now he cut everyone's hair and everyone's show. Know who he do make. He makes $35,000 a week. He has five salons. Know who he do he cut hair. Is this Steve Harvey?

Speaker 2 22:22

This is Steve Harvey. This is John M Pearson. He does another friend. He said I have a friend, do you understand?

Speaker 1 22:27

Now he's saying he stole, stole jokes. He stole jokes not even just jokes and storyline and hair that's a joke, johnny, but, dude, like I don't think you get what I'm trying to say, johnny, he really he's fake. Yeah, dude, his second wife. But, dude, like I don't think you get what I'm trying to say, johnny, he really he's fake. Yeah, dude, his second wife, I even believe, is cheating on him, like they call him. They call her cheating on him.

Speaker 4 22:59

So all right, just or at all. Tiffany was only seen at the lab factory in 15 years in Hollywood. No one in Hollywood has a memory of going to a sold-out Kevin Hart show there being a line for him ever getting a standing ovation at any comedy club.

Steve Harvey & Cedric The Entertainer

Speaker 4 23:17

He already had his deals when he got here. Have we heard of a comedian that came to LA and in his first year in LA he had his own sitcom on network television and had his own movie called Soul Plane that he was leading? No, we've never heard of that before that person or since that person. What do you think a plant is? Maybe people don't understand the definitions of these words?

Speaker 1 23:41

That's like an op right there People don't know the definition of these words Exactly, that girl, Bobby, whatever her name was, and all of a sudden she's got an interview With the best Like the Elon. What was his name? Mark Cuban, yeah, yeah, yeah. Who is this person, Bobby?

Speaker 2 23:59

who is that the Hawk 2 bitch? No, no, no not even her, the girl Bobby, that's like on On show.

Speaker 3 24:07

Oh, that girl, who's the one who did the interview with Drake? Yes, yes, the the interview with Drake.

Speaker 1 24:11

Yes, yes, the first interview with Drake.

Speaker 3 24:14

She got famous because she was pregnant on TikTok.

Speaker 1 24:17

No, that's not why she got famous. I don't know.

Speaker 3 24:18

I don't know, she fucked Drake.

Speaker 1 24:20

That's all I know. I believe that happened too, but I'm saying they find people that I'm not saying she was originally meant to be a plant. She maybe wasn't. She was from TikTok. They found somebody. Yes, they did something to get her in a position where they're like look at what we can do for you, which?

Speaker 2 24:44

I've. She's just a normal person.

Speaker 1 24:47

I've seen it happen. I was so close to making it happen multiple times. He was a plant. I'm telling you, there's people like that. I can't say for sure, dude, I don't know, but I'm saying you have to look at deeper at what's going on yeah, because Kevin Hawk came out of nowhere. Bro, they're pushing so much stuff onto this young generation.

Speaker 2 25:08

Oh, I know, and it's fake, it's fake, it's fake, it's not even a talent, but they don't know this. It's not even like watch back in the 80s and 90s. If you were talented and you made it. You made music, you entertained. Yeah, but that's what we think. But in the 80s, and 90s.

Speaker 1 25:24

I've met people in the rap game in the 80s and 90s that were dealt with Diddy himself and his record label, as well as that dude who's in jail now, what's his name? Who owned that record label? And he's in prison and, uh, cause he killed somebody. Rick Rubin, no, no, what's his name? Dude? The guy that it was West Coast, east Coast, oh, um, suge Knight, yes, at that record label my boy was it was West Coast, East Coast.

Speaker 3 25:50

Oh, who was that?

Speaker 1 25:51

guy oh, suge Knight, suge Knight, yes, suge Knight. At that record label my producer mentor growing up, shout out to my boy Ty Shout out to.

Speaker 1 26:02

Ty. He's an amazing producer, taught me everything I know, saved me a lot of money on school. He literally told me stop spending money on school. I got you Nice. I've met people through him. He was signed to that label. There were people that would stand outside of his booth while he was rapping with an AK or whatever they call it a rifle, and if he didn't know his words or fucked shit up, he got. He seen. Well, I'm not sure if he did.

Speaker 2 26:34

Oh wait, what was his part? Death Row.

Speaker 1 26:36

Yes, beaten up, you better be on time and schedule like. That's why he that shit messed up with him. It's because he's like me.

Speaker 4 26:47

Yeah, he's a blockbuster.

Speaker 1 26:47

Yeah, no, he is, we can't, we're very meticulous. If we have a show, the show will go on. We'll make the show happen, but it's the in-betweens that you have to worry about with artists like people, like very creative people, exactly. Go back to Cat now Watch.

Speaker 4 27:10

He just did his documentary with Chris Rock where he shows you that his whole upbringing in comedy was on the East Coast. Yeah, so how simultaneously was he here in Los Angeles doing the same thing? It didn't happen. It didn't happen. And I hate to seem like a petty individual for picking apart lies. But Jussie Smollett, gonna keep lying until you say we don't believe you. You know who that is Like. It's important in the checks and balances of the universe that liars not get to make complete names.

Speaker 1 27:46

That's from Empire, the gay guy that claimed that he got attacked on the street.

Speaker 2 27:49

Oh really, oh, okay, okay, I know who you're talking about that from Empire, the gay guy that claimed that he got attacked on the street. Oh, okay, I know who you're talking about Now when it first came out, everyone believed him.

Speaker 1 27:55

This, that and the third. They wouldn't give anyone a chance to even say anything?

Speaker 2 27:59

Did he get arrested because it was a lie?

Speaker 1 28:01

But he's saying no one is going to call you out, no one's going to find out. It's a lie, unless we say something.

Speaker 2 28:12

Because those two people that fought or whatever it was like I don't even know, what happened.

Speaker 3 28:16

All I know is that he Two black guys were attacked.

Speaker 2 28:19

Yeah, I remember that. There you go Two black Africans from Africa.

Speaker 3 28:23

No, but they were actors, though they're liars.

Speaker 1 28:25

He was a liar though we found out that it was all fake.

Speaker 2 28:30

He made up the whole thing, so it ruined him.

Speaker 1 28:33

So what he's trying to say is like we gotta stand up and say these things and call out these liars. It's something that I have a problem doing too. I've had a couple of really bad liars in my life recently, and it's been very, very damaging.

Speaker 2 28:51

It's more energy wasting than anything to show it a liar, because it's like I'm like Captain Bullshit, like I'll call bullshit on anything that you're really saying, you know.

Speaker 1 28:59

Johnny, gotta get you on there, we go. You gotta keep trying to do it, I know it's okay, but we gotta get you googling and then doogling, you know alright but hold on. There's a line that's gonna get you the fucking creeps.

Speaker 5 29:12

Afraid about being blackballed again. These are some power people. What?

Speaker 4 29:16

do you mean again? These people are not powerful. Satan can't create anything that includes blessings for his people.

Speaker 1 29:25

That's why Do you know what the number? That has to do with law of attraction.

Speaker 2 29:30

If you are. I watched Jim Carrey.

Speaker 1 29:32

He stopped acting the more negative and the more shit depressed I was and the more it just came true yeah, the more positive the positive thinking that I had. When I'm ever on positive it just the work I happened, I put in the work because it was positive, it felt good people told you things you may. It boosted your ego. You. You get positive results from giving things back. I was never able to spot my friend $20, $30 before.

Speaker 2 30:02

Not even that. It's just about helping out. I was never able to help somebody. Yes, I know it's about having the time Watch. Maybe before last year now I helped out with my family my dad taking care of the dinners, taking care of my dad making sure the house is going good, and you know what, for a while I wasn't around, for a while I wasn't in the house and now, like throughout this year, I kind of like grounded myself. Yeah, and it brings you back. It brings you back to what you need to do. It does.

Speaker 1 30:28

And I notice you every week. Both of us have been getting better Because me, getting better because me and me and adam. Me, adam and johnny work very well together with being able to spot our flaws and work through them.

Speaker 2 30:43

You know we talk to each other.

Speaker 1 30:43

How we work makes a dream work absolutely, and you understand the process of what I'm going through right now. Right, and what is great and I just want everyone to know. So, like you gotta understand cable's done, network tv's done, hollywood is done. My boy's like I'm thinking about going to california start doing his his thing because he really can do shit. I'm gonna get him to come on and he said he has no problem proving his powers oh yeah, oh, so we're gonna yeah, we got, we got someone that can do shit.

Speaker 2 31:13

That's my boy mikey.

Speaker 1 31:14

Mikey austin powers I going to get him on here. He's going to move shit.

Speaker 2 31:18

We're going to get some tinfoil and we're going to have him blow it. No, I'm serious, dude. He says he could even do it. Dean is believing.

Speaker 1 31:24

Exactly so. That's how I am. I learned throughout my life too, because I've always known things. But how do I prove it? I've always had to learn, I had to figure. I had to realize that I can't prove or say shit until I have the actual fucking evidence in my hands. But like you know, what that's like.

Speaker 2 31:45

You have to be like that.

Speaker 1 31:47

But I never.

Speaker 2 31:48

I always thought I'm not going to speak on something that I don't know about.

Speaker 1 31:51

I'm going to sit there and listen.

Speaker 2 31:53

I'm going to sit there and listen. I stood on words. I'm going to sit there and listen, I have enough information that I can back up my own opinion.

Speaker 1 31:57

I stood on words too long and I realized that it's like now.

Speaker 2 32:01

I want to be a man of state. You stand on a bunch of words. Your words turn into a bunch of broken bricks. You fall down. You make your words fall down.

Speaker 1 32:06

And look he was quiet for how long he went back. He worked, he was on. He did like over I think he did 120,. He did a hundred and twenty or three hundred city tour in a hundred and twenty or a hundred and twenty city tour in three hundred days. I'm like something crazy. He just said something. Watch. He says well, this is, there's a line.

Speaker 4 32:24

It's. All that Hollywood is is to act like it didn't happen. They all do the same job. Why do you think Gary Owen can't cross over and he already white and been in comedy for 25 years, if what I say ain't the case? It's a cabal, it's a, it's a consortium. They they rock with who they rock with and they don't with who they don't. But I'm not scared of being the competition any more than you were when you lined up across from a superior team, any more than you were when you lined up across from a superior team. Yeah, on paper they're a better team, right, they have all the assets and resources and we don't. But let us get on the line, boy, boy, and see if that factors in.

Speaker 1 33:07

Look at that, when you know when you're drinking a little bit.

Speaker 2 33:10

you get that tipsy. Yeah, now this guy's standing up on business and you know, but when you're like. I know what I'm fucking talking about. Yeah, because if he was bullshitting he'd be sitting there comfortable.

Speaker 1 33:19

Yeah, he says 2024 is the year of reckoning, my friend, year of the dragon, he said everyone is going to be exposed.

Harvey Weinstein/ How Elites Gain Control

Speaker 4 33:28

I guarantee you it won't Wow, because Shannon Sharp got to be a different person than that other person, absolutely, and he always was. That doesn't change when I change teams. That remains the same. That's how a legacy is built. All of these shortcut takers. They canceled me for talking about Harvey Weinstein before the thing came out, but he offered to suck my penis in front of all my people at my agency. What am I supposed to do?

Speaker 3 33:59

He did all of that.

Speaker 4 34:00

I'm thinking I'm the only black person on the script. I get that Because you know why this is what they do.

Speaker 2 34:04

What? Because they'll camera you and then use it against you.

Speaker 1 34:06

Yes, Now they have you for life dude.

Speaker 2 34:09

That's terrible. Now they have you for life.

Speaker 1 34:12

That's terrible so and I honestly think that why this whole gay thing started happening is to start normalizing this to be able to pay this cop out.

Speaker 2 34:20

Oh my.

Speaker 3 34:20

God, you should look up Jaguar Wright.

Speaker 2 34:24

Does that not?

Speaker 1 34:24

make you fucking, give you good stuff. What is this, johnny? All right, is it making sure it's connecting, because we got something really good. It is connected. It is connected.

Speaker 3 34:32

Let me hear this, johnny Alright so do you know about the Lily Jaguar Wright? She's also in the music industry and shit.

Speaker 1 34:38

Make sure you turn my bad.

Speaker 3 34:40

Do you know about the Lily Jaguar Wright? All you have to do is sit close to this way. I don't know why you're so scared.

Speaker 1 34:45

Okay, yes, I know, jaguar Wright.

Speaker 3 34:48

Alright. So she told me she was saying on one of these interviews Put the microphone up, tip it up there, johnny About.

Speaker 1 34:54

Put the microphone up, tip it up, there you go.

Speaker 3 34:57

About another act from Empire. Okay, you know, bichon.

Speaker 1 35:03

That fucking. No, I don't watch these shows.

Speaker 3 35:04

Okay, he come, liam. No, what about?

Speaker 1 35:09

him. Yeah, yeah, yeah, all right.

Speaker 3 35:10

So he went to a ditty party and he got turned out. They all get turned out dude, all right, but here's the thing he was like after the party he was getting arrested for like beating up his girl, beating up women, assaulting people. But also his mom wanted it to happen. She wrote a book and also Jaguar Wright talks about how she said his mom wanted to make a profit off his trauma.

Speaker 2 35:39

Jonathan, you gotta you-hoo me on that one. Yeah, I don't understand. I need a you-hoo on that, Johnny.

Speaker 1 35:46

I get what you're saying 100%. I understand what you're saying. That is crazy Because two another point which he said this shit just happened, right.

Speaker 2 35:59

How do I pull up on like that was a you? Yeah, that was a you home, all right so now, how do you like I listen. I do not have sex relations with that woman this ad is how do you?

Speaker 1 36:14

yeah, you get me fucked up, dude I. I can't curse either.

Speaker 3 36:17

YouWho Put the you?

Speaker 1 36:19

in the who, Johnny. So how do you go from you ass? I don't like any of you. Let's keep this. I don't like ass. Yeah because you got me messed up, Johnny. I was trying to say something.

Speaker 4 36:36

Three other black guys on there, woo Huh. So you wonder what they did to get there.

Speaker 1 36:41

I told him no, what y'all do, and this is why he went to a Harvey Weinstein meeting about a movie. Wow, weinstein Says suck my. Right in front of everybody, in front of his whole crew. Suck my dick. He denies it. Now he's still on the movie set, right? He said there's two or three other black dudes there. All of a sudden he said I didn't do it. What did you guys do to get the role? Oh geez, think about that. What did you guys do to get the role? Oh geez, think about that.

Speaker 2 37:20

Yeah, think about that, because it's not like anybody else is going to be like yeah, nah, and still get in.

Speaker 1 37:26

Before I remember I was saying about hermetics and everything's connected. They've learned to use because everything positive he's very right. Satan can't create anything. Everything positive he's very right, satan can't create anything but Satanism. They know how to use positive energy in this earth to get other people to do the evil shit for them. Yes, so they are not necessarily doing it.

Speaker 2 37:54

They're not knowing. They think they're doing it for a good cause.

Speaker 1 37:55

The law passers, the ones who actually are the ones who made the decision to get these people arrested, or the judge that does it. Blah, blah, blah. The judge is the one who sent him to prison. That's going to be the person that gets the negative energy. They've found a way around the universe's energy to use positive, to use positivity to their advantage, so that it doesn't harm the negative shit that they are constantly pulling out.

Speaker 2 38:27

That's how we're doing with all this like does that? Make sense at all they have this thing you know all the green energy that we have going on. Now they're turning on nuclear reactors. Microsoft bought this nuclear reactor. They're turning it back on.

Speaker 3 38:41

They bought Three.

Speaker 2 38:42

Mile Island, three Mile Island, and they're changing the name of it and everything Just so they could power the quantum computers to do all the AI work for Microsoft.

Speaker 1 38:53

Get out of here, dude.

Speaker 2 38:54

Yeah, they're repowering up and they used AI to fill out the whole million page pamphlet they had to fill out to get a nuclear reactor to be turned back on in America.

Speaker 1 39:06

Honestly, I believe that that could have been a whole. We should have been using that. It is real. No, no watch yeah nuclear reactor it works.

Speaker 2 39:16

No, yes, it works, but like, like we have all this crazy green energy, they're like oh, green, this green, that, how much power do you think?

Speaker 1 39:21

it's going to be energy, do you understand?

Speaker 2 39:24

bro, you know how much, how against the earth it is to make a freaking pious topic right now.

Speaker 1 39:29

Listen to me, but you're talking about green energy. Green energy, we're talking. I'm still talking about the earth and and yeah, no, no, when I'm how energy all this?

Speaker 2 39:37

is a negative aspect but, it seems like it's good. But if you look at how they make a Prius, how much carbon footprint there is just to make a Prius.

Speaker 1 39:47

You're buying a Prius, I'm saving the earth, how much it makes, how much it damages the earth it's so much damaging stuff and it's good can I just tell you real quick, we have free energy. Dude.

Speaker 4 40:00

I'm telling you they know how to do it.

Speaker 2 40:04

What do you think?

Speaker 1 40:04

the fucking pyramids are for. Stop being idiots.

Speaker 2 40:06

Exactly, literally. Stop being idiots.

Speaker 1 40:10

No, the water tunnels were used and they were placed in certain spots all over the earth, bro, look at the Beirut battery, Bro.

Speaker 2 40:17

I believe it's with copper and lemon. It comes off the electrical charge. You have a small battery.

Speaker 1 40:23

It's not even that I'm saying. They All different ways bro Bro if we could travel, we can make.

Speaker 2 40:30

Through frequencies, exactly If we can literally make radio stations.

Speaker 1 40:36

You're telling me that I can't take this power out of the air. If we had an outlet, we'd be able to charge a city for over a year, like a couple of months, they said. One body, that's how much energy we produce.

Speaker 4 40:48

Listen, listen.

Speaker 1 40:49

All, right, now watch. No, Johnny wait.

Speaker 4 40:54

Go down Behind my back I'm nothing, I'm just a regular old comedian that's bitter and jealous, but in my face, no, no, no, the king has walked in and they have to respect it. Only because I'm not taking the shortcuts, I've not been funded. They pay you to not talk about things they don't want you to talk about no-transcript, and that was a wig. And I went in and that's why he couldn't do stand-up anymore. Imagine him coming to tell you another story where he got so big and it was Bernie and them's fault because they wanted to be movie stars what you called Ocean 11, to get that nigga's part, what do you mean? You didn't want to be a movie star. So, on behalf of Bernie, I will have to say what I have to say.

Speaker 5 42:13

Have you ever been on tour with any of these guys?

Speaker 4 42:17

Every guy I mention to you is not funny out there in real life. So no, faison's never done his own tour in 30 years. Steve Harvey don't do stand-up, no more. Cedric doesn't write. I'm sorry he doesn't write. Ricky Smiley has been playing the same old black woman forever. Like you can't get a young fan base with that. Like you got to be doing karaoke around the country to make that work. Right, and he is. But I'm a stand-up comedian. This is my 19th 100-city tour. I'm not going to have a conversation with these lazy bums. That'll take a shortcut at any point. Yes, it's easier for you to juice than to get in the gym, but you don't get to bring that body in here talking crazy Talk about how good you look.

Speaker 1 43:14

What.

Speaker 4 43:15

No, no, there's too many comics out there that are putting their life on the line to tell these jokes, man.

Speaker 5 43:22

Okay, let's get to your upbringing. We're going to circle back and we'll get some. I want to protect him real quick. As you had said for the Kings of Comedy, it was in 2018, 2019.

Speaker 4 43:32

I had seven TV shows. What comes out in 2000? Let's go ahead and clear that up.

Speaker 5 43:37

Okay, you said to that point you say Right?

Speaker 4 43:43

So he thought that I was just a no-name comedian and that he could take this joke and nobody would know. Right, the issue was that I had already done this particular joke on BET's Comic View twice. Right, it had done so well on BET's Comic View that they had made it part of the commercial. So part of the commercial of make sure you tune in to BET.

Speaker 4 44:07

Was you seeing me doing this joke? Right, and this joke is one of those jokes in comedy where you set it up and it takes a little longer to set it up, takes about three minutes but then you're just hitting them with jokes after that because you don't have you set it up and it takes a little longer to set it up it takes about three minutes but then you're just hitting them with jokes after that because you don't have to set it up. Right, mark Curry had already helped me work on this joke because I thought it was good, because I was getting a standing ovation on it. He had me go back in the lab to help me craft it to be an even more powerful joke.

Speaker 1 44:39

And said how great he was, blah blah. Three years later, he winds up doing the joke, like you know I mean years later stealing his joke. Now watch.

Speaker 4 44:44

This is not really this is I did. How much he loves the joke. Two years, two years later, he's doing it now, but for a decade. Why would you sit here and be like I talked to? I saw cat 30 times and cat didn't do as. I stand before you, shannon, I want to bust Cedric's stomach.

Speaker 4 45:12

There was nothing that would have kept me from one of these in in that patch right there, like are you kidding me? Why would you downplay me like that? Why did I give you a pass if you were just going to lie? And so that's what I'm saying. Like they're all a group, cedric, steve, ricky, they've been a group. Everybody knows that. They've been aligned and there are these alliances in comedy and if you stand against them, then they sometimes have a problem. But we don't let that change the content, because that's all you know me for is that I'm quite likely to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth. So help me, god. Now I've had to turn down $50 million four times, four times Just to protect my integrity and that virgin hole. I was right, cuz P did he be wanting the body?

Speaker 5 46:02

and you gotta tell him no, no, I did, I did, I got the receipts for everything. I'm telling you, that's why I get you. Thank you sir, thank, thank you sir.

Speaker 4 46:12

Thank you Because early on you was accusing me of it's crazy, because I'm favored by God, like when I see.

Speaker 1 46:28

Johnny stop. Do you understand? That gives me goosebumps, bro. That's crazy.

Speaker 2 46:35

How can you lose?

Speaker 1 46:37

You got to understand now too, as a fucking entertainer you are. How do you live knowing that that's going on? Dude, they found over like a hundred and something fifty, a hundred and something bottles.

Speaker 2 46:52

There's a baby oil.

Speaker 3 46:53

He's got to have, like Stockton, Johnson and Johnson, how many?

Speaker 2 46:56

bottles he had.

Speaker 3 46:57

That shit had GHB in it. Oh, really yeah.

Speaker 1 47:01

Yeah, of course I know they found the drugs. They found guns with serial numbers scraped off.

Speaker 2 47:07

Yeah, what's the point of that, bro? You're made rich. Why are you doing that to yourself? Why are you scraping off serial numbers, you sicko?

Speaker 4 47:13

What are you doing?

Speaker 2 47:14

I never understood that, that's like getting rich and then going to sell drugs. It's like you're already famous, you're already rich and now you want to become a drug dealer. No, people become drug dealers just so they can like start living that. You went backwards right here. Who's scraping off serial numbers?

Speaker 1 47:30

get out of my music video, bro. It's exactly like the DEI thing. It's like a paradox. You cannot have, you can't, you can't teach people how to not be racist like it doesn't it's so backwards and I just want to explain to people like I've had I've seen shit stolen.

Speaker 1 47:52

I've had stuff stolen from me. I've been close to that room and that room is very. It's a different feeling and like I get that I don't. I can't watch. Like certain things that have to do with music industry and like certain stuff, like I've noticed how rigged american Idol is and how rigged what's it called that other one is. They had the X Factor. I saw the winner on a poster in the mall in Connecticut before the show started.

Speaker 2 48:26

What's that actor? No, the singer. He's now fat and he's also one of the Sam Adams or something. Oh, you're talking about the gay dude, sam Smith.

Speaker 1 48:35

Bro, who does all the satanic shit on stage? Dude, I'm telling you, when I went into jail, there was people who were in the industry telling me, like they're very satanic, they have a very satanic ritual. It's something that they keep very close-knit, but everyone does it, dude. Do you remember? Like Pizzagate or some shit too?

Speaker 2 49:02

I heard about that.

Speaker 1 49:03

Right, you remember Pizzagate? Uh-huh, they were saying how all these elites were trafficking young kids. Everyone said it was bullshit. Then what happens three years later? Four years later, epstein Island happens. Yeah, you find out all that, but those names are classified. Now Diddy's already trying to kill himself in jail.

Speaker 2 49:35

I know they put him on suicide watch.

Speaker 3 49:36

He's off suicide watch, okay.

Speaker 1 49:39

Yeah, cause you go and you can't, you can't, they can't keep you there for that long yeah. There's not allowed to keep you there for that long. Um, because they have to have an officer watching you 24, seven in front of yourself. I'm saying like, if you're stop is like think that what you see and hear is conspiracy and coincidence. I'm just here to tell you like, take a deeper look at how they say common sense.

Speaker 2 50:10

Yeah, like really like look at it to it like a regular person. Yeah, you know, it's not all Like. I've had girls in my life where it's like you know, you first meet them and they always have so many issues and you think to yourself, how does this person have such bad luck? No, they don't have just bad luck, they're causing this stuff. You know, and it's not really all just like smoke and mirrors. If realistically yeah, if it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, I think it's.

Speaker 1 50:36

It's a fucking duck. Thank you 100%. What'd you just do?

Speaker 3 50:42

Nothing.

Speaker 1 50:43

Yeah, you did.

Speaker 2 50:44

Johnny.

Speaker 3 50:44

Oh, it's blinking again.

Speaker 2 50:47

Oh, it's blinking, it's pressed you Blinking, blinking.

Speaker 3 50:50

It went black.

Speaker 1 50:53

Oh well, we're still on, so I don't know what you're talking about. Yeah, I just wanted to bring that to everyone's attention. These conspiracy theories are legit and uh well, some of them and and they are conspiracy theories for a reason there's something behind them that you're not. You gotta look underneath it. Look underneath, because everyone can't just say it.

Speaker 2 51:13

You get what I mean, no, it's not all spaghetti helmets and colanders.

Speaker 1 51:16

Get closer to the mic and put it in there. Why? Because, like no, I'm saying do you remember? There was a time too, even, when Jim Carrey came out and said the Illuminati. He made a joke and said something weird and everyone laughed about it. He said they're watching you and they know everything that you're doing.

Speaker 1 51:41

Yeah, and then while he's talking like that on camera, everyone's acting like as if it's just a crazy act. It's just a joke. Yeah, he was just playing a joke and he laughs it off too, but at that time he was at a serious point in his life where he was ready to yeah and I just want, yeah, I, I. And also for anyone that wants to know why I have this and why I think I can even say stuff, is because I've experienced a lot of this. I've been around it, I've done it for a long time. I'm a musician, I'm a singer yeah, go check out my music. Hopefully an EP will be done soon, because my producer left for Georgia, so everyone's moving.

Speaker 1 52:13

Good, get out of Jersey, please. It's expensive, it's fucking crazy over here. Get out of jersey, please. It's expensive, it's fucking crazy over here. Get out of jersey. So I respect the people that are, but just be careful. Like all your dreams too. Like fine, if you're, you want to be an entertainer and all that stuff and that's the great thing about youtube, try it, go do something. Pick up your phone, start with your phone, do go through independently and don't have to worry about any of this. That's why the industry is falling apart is because they have people like us and people like Shannon Sharp that are talking about it yeah, the real life stuff and they're allowed to and they're not being blocked. And thank God for Elon Musk letting anyone say whatever the fuck excuse my language whatever they want on the internet, because that's what's supposed to be said. I don't care if you're crazy or whatnot. It's your job to go out and find out if that information is real.

Speaker 2 53:03

Just see something, say something.

Entertainment Industry Predictions and Changes

Speaker 1 53:06

We don't need to go to encyclopedias anymore. We have the websites. You know what I mean. All right, I love you guys. Thank you for tuning in Next week. I got love you guys. Thank you for tuning in next week. I got something else to show you when we do some more videos and, uh, some more reactions. But I had to get that out because that gave me goosebumps watching that, and he said it real quick. He called it almost a year ago and there's going to be a lot of names coming out as the energy is almost over, but it's not.

Speaker 1 53:32

Yeah, we're gonna tell, I'm telling you. You tell people say, oh, it's youtube's. Youtube is going to be the new platform. Well, it already is. Cable's done, son. Okay, peace, cable, peace out everybody.

Speaker 3 53:47

Peace out, cub Scout. Tell them what else. Stay frosty, Mr Frosty, stay frosty.

Speaker 1 53:57

Okay, it's like the Gi Stay frosty, stay frosty. It's like the.

Speaker 2 54:00

Giants play in New.

Speaker 3 54:01

York, stay frosty, stay frosty and record Bye.