Speaker 1: All right, let's start this off for this hour off
Speaker 1: with recapping last night's b E T Hip Hop Awards.
Speaker 2: It was hosted by Fat Joe.
Speaker 1: Did you guys see it?
Speaker 3: You see it?
Speaker 2: Carla?
Speaker 4: I did? I did, surely I saw some of it.
Speaker 4: I didn't see all of it, but Fat Joe did
Speaker 4: his thing. Yeah, it's probably tonight, but DC Young Fly
Speaker 4: gave you a shoutout. Steve, he came on here. He
Speaker 4: had a suit on. He said, I'm rocking my Steve
Speaker 4: Harvey bag, you know, promoting game show Celebrity Square. So
Speaker 4: you got a shout out on the b ET Hip
Speaker 4: Hop Award. Yeah, for the culture. For culture. Also, let's
Speaker 4: see the City Girls performed Young Mind. Uh huh, Marley
Speaker 4: Mall got the I M in the town.
Speaker 3: They had to beat them out a lot slide.
Speaker 4: They beat a lot though and Sexy Red Lord.
Speaker 3: Everything.
Speaker 4: I said, it's too much. Let's see l L Did
Speaker 4: you see l L L L shut it down?
Speaker 3: Yes, he performed.
Speaker 4: Of course, he performed Around the Way Girl, And you
Speaker 4: know all of that was from the album Mama Said
Speaker 4: Knock You Out, which Marmy Mam produced, So of course
Speaker 4: he was going to perform that Uh, it was cool
Speaker 4: to see DJ Quick, Jesse, Jeff uh Timberland, Swiss beats.
Speaker 4: You know, they had a segment and they talked about
Speaker 4: how you were DJ, how the DJs became producers producers, yes,
Speaker 4: and how important they were, so that was cool. They
Speaker 4: talked about versus, how versus really changed the pandemic yep,
Speaker 4: and the pandemic could change the world, so Swiss said,
Speaker 4: and coming back, So we'll see, we'll see. Uh, let's see.
Speaker 4: We talked about l L. But you know, my thing
Speaker 4: is watching this. Know I still miss the hip hop
Speaker 4: of you know, method Man, Biggie Pop. I still miss
Speaker 4: that a little bit. I know things have changed. And
Speaker 4: then with the females, I want to see a little
Speaker 4: bit more of Lauren Hill type artists in light just
Speaker 4: kind of mix it up a little bit with the females.
Speaker 4: It's cool, the whole little Kim run.
Speaker 3: But well, y'all know if you put Lauren Heill on
Speaker 3: the show, you know you can't tape it live.
Speaker 4: Late, right, But I mean that style, the new Lauren here,
Speaker 4: the new lights, the new Queen la t is just
Speaker 4: switching it up a little bit. But you know, it's
Speaker 4: all for the culture. Hip Hop fiftieth anniversary. So it
Speaker 4: was cool. Oh yeah, DJ Knights and Kid Capri the
Speaker 4: DJ that good. Yeah, that really was.
Speaker 3: I want to tell you right now, don't listen to
Speaker 3: King Capri is the gangster of them all.
Speaker 4: Yes, it's a very boor nice though.
Speaker 3: He Yeah. DJ n didnest thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, a y coppy. He didn't got a shout
Speaker 4: out on the War Show. Not he you you heard him?
Speaker 3: Thank you. Hipop culture all the way back to hip
Speaker 3: hop hop hop so.
Speaker 4: So deaf, so so damn.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, yeah that was good too cool all right,
Speaker 2: Moving on to other trending topics. California Governor Gavin Newsom
Speaker 2: signed the build to create a new statewide alert. It's
Speaker 2: called the Ebony Alert.
Speaker 1: Guys. It's designed specifically to help locate missing black youth
Speaker 1: and other blacks ages twelve to twenty five. The Ebony
Speaker 1: Alert officially becomes law on January first, and will work
Speaker 1: like the Amber Alert process. Democratic Senator Stephen Bradford, a
Speaker 1: black man, authored the Ebony Alert bill and introduce the
Speaker 1: legislation earlier this year. Now, a lot of Californians are
Speaker 1: outraged over the Ebony Alert, saying that it's just another
Speaker 1: form of segregation with Amber Alert for white kids and
Speaker 1: now Ebony alert for black kids and black people. So
Speaker 1: what do you think, Steve?
Speaker 2: Do you support ebny alert?
Speaker 3: Will you support it?
Speaker 2: Look to launch January first?
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, unless they have data that shows,
Speaker 3: which they probably do, that they don't report black children
Speaker 3: missing at the same rate, or they don't look for
Speaker 3: them at the same rate, or something like that, I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't know what they have, but they must have
Speaker 3: some type of data that shows there's a less response,
Speaker 3: you know, but for me, but for me all children.
Speaker 3: We should have the same energy for all children, exactly.
Speaker 3: AGREEA yes, all, But here's what's See. You can be
Speaker 3: upset about it if you want to, but Black people
Speaker 3: have always had to create something for themselves because we
Speaker 3: get excluded so much. Now I don't know what the
Speaker 3: requirements are for an Amber alert to go out. I
Speaker 3: think the Amber alert is a great idea. But see
Speaker 3: what you mad about an ebony alert for I mean,
Speaker 3: you know, look, we're trying to find these kids, well
Speaker 3: put them on Amber alert. Well okay, but is there
Speaker 3: something going on that we don't know which caused this
Speaker 3: consenator to even want to say, hey man, we need
Speaker 3: a build to help to y'all start looking for these
Speaker 3: brown and black kids same way y'all looking for everybody else.
Speaker 3: And is if that's the case, then I understand it,
Speaker 3: you know fully. So the Amber alert is only for
Speaker 3: people under seventeen, That's what I understand. This goes from
Speaker 3: all the way up to twenty five. The ebony alert
Speaker 3: kind of opens it up because sex trafficking is so
Speaker 3: huge now, and you know, you got to report these
Speaker 3: people as missing, so maybe that's it. And now we
Speaker 3: don't have no reason to because it's opening it up
Speaker 3: to a different age group, eight more years at it.
Speaker 3: And then you get to look for people appoint people
Speaker 3: who have been sex traffic because that's really big too.
Speaker 3: So maybe it's a good thing. So quick crime. Every
Speaker 3: time you hear something that ain't just all white or something,
Speaker 3: ebony alert, ebny alert simply means it's something else going
Speaker 3: on outside of the age bracket of North Amber alerts
Speaker 3: for seventeen and under.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you guys. Coming up in twenty minutes after
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