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Speaker 1: We got a special guest this week, and um, I'm
Speaker 1: sure everybody knows who he is. This brother actually ran
Speaker 1: track in high school. He had to be. He had
Speaker 1: to be one of the fastest dudes because he actually
Speaker 1: ended up going into a Division one school uh Arizona State.
Speaker 1: And the brother also actually has a podcast. I just
Speaker 1: listened to a couple of episodes. He was talking about
Speaker 1: CBD on his last episode. He's probably the most streat
Speaker 1: comedian that there is. I was going through my my
Speaker 1: file and my roller decks, and I'm thinking, who else
Speaker 1: is more street than than this brother here? And I
Speaker 1: couldn't come up with anybody. And I would have to
Speaker 1: say he's one of the most vocal dudes if you
Speaker 1: ever listened to his interviews on the various platforms on
Speaker 1: the Internet and the Brothers t K. Kirkland, Man, thanks
Speaker 1: for coming to the show man man and and and
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be honest, man, it ain't too many brothers
Speaker 1: I listened to that that I'm gonna get that vibe
Speaker 1: with and have an understanding of what they're saying. And
Speaker 1: I know exactly what are you're talking about. I was
Speaker 1: listening to your shows with lad just just you just
Speaker 1: speaking and then just talking about certain individuals. Man, it
Speaker 1: grabbed me because it ain't too many brothers out there
Speaker 1: just gonna really get you the real ship. We didn't
Speaker 1: understand it. And and I love that about you. You know.
Speaker 1: We were just sitting here when you walked in, and
Speaker 1: I was telling them this brother right here, Brian, that man,
Speaker 1: I'm sitting there listening and I'm driving with my ear
Speaker 1: flows in the car and I'm like, okay, I got
Speaker 1: this simple questions, straight up answers. And that's what I
Speaker 1: like about your brother. And I try to hold people,
Speaker 1: you know, in life. As we get older, we see
Speaker 1: things that bollow us, and we see things out as men,
Speaker 1: we have to as men, you got to speak up.
Speaker 1: You got to because if you don't do that, the
Speaker 1: generation is only just evaporate without real men stepping up
Speaker 1: the game and teaching the youngsters, teaching our young women
Speaker 1: how to move through this thing called life. And that
Speaker 1: can I drive through. I'm not l a that much,
Speaker 1: but when I come, I'm using Wooden Hills and to
Speaker 1: day I had to do some business down and UM
Speaker 1: had to do Adam twenty two to jump, no jumper,
Speaker 1: No jumper. And I get off the exit and I
Speaker 1: see the homeless situation. I've been reading about it around
Speaker 1: the world. It's crazy. Me and my son was talking
Speaker 1: about this not too long ago about he said, Dad,
Speaker 1: you know, he said, I'm not He said, I'm all
Speaker 1: for capitalism, but they need to have capitalism. Um, what's
Speaker 1: the word that we used regulated to a certain point,
Speaker 1: Because what's going on is that we're being pushed out
Speaker 1: by expenses, getting picked up by expensive because they can't
Speaker 1: afford it. And I think some things just shouldn't be
Speaker 1: so damn much. Man, I'm insane. I've been doing my
Speaker 1: shopping and I just went down there there to to
Speaker 1: uh J C. Pennys. One shirt, a kid's shirt was
Speaker 1: was forty seven dollars. Insane. This is in the black
Speaker 1: neighborhood dough in h Baring Hills. Why is this shirt
Speaker 1: so goddamn much. This is a little kid from where that,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. But they do that so
Speaker 1: they won't get all of those all the black people
Speaker 1: coming in their shopping, you know what I'm saying. So
Speaker 1: like Denny's, some of the Dennis are so damn expensive.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute. I can't go right here to Lakewood
Speaker 1: did and get the same meal for five ninety nine.
Speaker 1: Why is it a sixteen seventeen dollars here? They don't
Speaker 1: want you in there. You know what I'm saying. And
Speaker 1: this is what we need to understand. We need to
Speaker 1: buy a Dennis, put it in our own ship, and
Speaker 1: then then do it ourselves. But we don't do that.
Speaker 1: It's not really our fault the government. What I mean,
Speaker 1: I think you'll understand people don't understand how um people
Speaker 1: don't really understand what the government has truly done to him. Mary.
Speaker 1: It goes that deep, you know. I talked about how
Speaker 1: the gay situation has gotten out of hand men not
Speaker 1: thinking that way's supposed to think religion because religion play
Speaker 1: as important part were most young people, most older people.
Speaker 1: Young people say, oh, that's something to control the slaves. Right,
Speaker 1: Religion was used to be controlled the ancestor. But if
Speaker 1: we didn't have religion, just wort to be even more chaotic.
Speaker 1: We wouldn't have nothing. We won't have nothing. We wanna
Speaker 1: have nothing. So I was talking earlier about what Lyndon
Speaker 1: Johnson had did in the fifties, and I want to
Speaker 1: talk about it on your show. See what most people
Speaker 1: don't know and people say that they're gay or choose
Speaker 1: to be gay. That's also Linden to be Johnson because
Speaker 1: a lot of young people don't even know who this guy.
Speaker 1: Don't know. If you're probably under forty years old, you
Speaker 1: probably never heard it is. You know, when Johnson is
Speaker 1: the president. I don't know which number though, I could
Speaker 1: be honest with you, but I know he was the president.
Speaker 1: And say in the fifties, Lynda Johnson, Lynda Johnson passed
Speaker 1: the bill that changed the world. And it's called the
Speaker 1: five oh one C three, the five one C three
Speaker 1: nonprofit Bill. It's the nonprofit bill that pastors signed so
Speaker 1: they would have to pay taxes on the church. So
Speaker 1: they sold souls for lives, right, So what they did
Speaker 1: was they can't talk about the election, they can't talk
Speaker 1: about abortion, and they can't talk about gay gay situations
Speaker 1: in the church. Now the route to churches black families.
Speaker 1: So because we got away from the vironment. I'm not religious, dude,
Speaker 1: I just I'm a man of principle. But don't you
Speaker 1: think all that's changed now? You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: that are doing what they want to do. Nobody's respecting,
Speaker 1: nobody has morals, nobody has principles anymore. Just about the money.
Speaker 1: It's just about the money. It's about the money, and
Speaker 1: it's gonna blow. Eventually everything comes to a head and
Speaker 1: this thing is gonna go to a level that it
Speaker 1: almost happened in oh eight when the real estate market
Speaker 1: bus and everybody's losing their job and the people did.
Speaker 1: Some people got back on their feet and some people didn't.
Speaker 1: So what I'm trying to go just shows like this
Speaker 1: to teach our fans, to teach people understand one, if
Speaker 1: you can go get a skill more so than go
Speaker 1: to college and let me spend three you what I mean,
Speaker 1: But that college is gonna put you in debt. You
Speaker 1: go to college if you don't know exactly what the
Speaker 1: funk you're doing when you walk through that door, you're
Speaker 1: gonna get in debt, absolutely right. And now you've got
Speaker 1: thirty forty years to pay back a debt that has
Speaker 1: you in the hole. But if you go get a skill,
Speaker 1: you can work immediately. And that's what I want people
Speaker 1: to start doing. Get a skill and learn about this
Speaker 1: technology thing, because I do a lot of research of
Speaker 1: how these companies are getting robots to drive. See, yeah,
Speaker 1: it wasn't Amazon gonna have drones drop off the mail
Speaker 1: is gonna be dropping off the fucking mail for drones. Drone,
Speaker 1: not even drones. They're gonna have robots. Somebody's gonna be
Speaker 1: shooting him up. The same went down Cranshaw the other day.
Speaker 1: Cranshaws like university studios. Well, that's what they want to
Speaker 1: make it look like in probably five years after that
Speaker 1: train is done. We're trying to understand what I'm trying
Speaker 1: to get people understand, even um Kaepernick, Colin Kaepernick, we
Speaker 1: don't own the field. See, when you don't own the field,
Speaker 1: you gotta played by the rules. What you gott played
Speaker 1: by the rules? That what I was just telling you
Speaker 1: you can by the rules. Is it time to stop
Speaker 1: talking because your way didn't work. You've been out three years,
Speaker 1: so now that they are allowing you to come back,
Speaker 1: there's nothing to talk about. A stop talking and play football.
Speaker 1: And what he's donna understanding your thirty something it's a
Speaker 1: group of college kids coming. Wait, that's graduating. Then the
Speaker 1: need to grab He's definitely better than at least a
Speaker 1: dozen quarterbacks right now, let me straight to you what
Speaker 1: the issue here is he does it own the NFL.
Speaker 1: No black person owns the NFL, right, no team, so
Speaker 1: we don't call the shots. That's the problem that people
Speaker 1: are not understanding. You could, we could talk all we want.
Speaker 1: We don't own the ship. We don't own nothing. But
Speaker 1: it's in the NFL exposing themselves though by not even
Speaker 1: putting this guy on the squad. You know, this guy's
Speaker 1: got talented. So what I'm saying, you gotta really understand
Speaker 1: we don't own the NFL. They don't give basically, but
Speaker 1: but but we got in a position to say I
Speaker 1: want and give it to me. We we don't hold
Speaker 1: that we don't. But look when when the NFL employees
Speaker 1: seventy of its players are black. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: There needs to be there needs to be more pressure
Speaker 1: put on the NFL owners. Not gonna let you have
Speaker 1: this conversation with me and then what happens with that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you don't like him sitting on the sideline because you're
Speaker 1: trying to prove a point. What do we do sit
Speaker 1: back and don't do not to the NFL football get
Speaker 1: get the millions of dollars. This is who we don't
Speaker 1: try to tell you. But and I hate I gotta
Speaker 1: be brutal. I actually I gotta be brutal. Black people
Speaker 1: can't do a motherfucking thing. I don't believe that this
Speaker 1: is to what I'm doing. We'd still be slaves. That
Speaker 1: we'd still be slaves if you got to a certain
Speaker 1: watching would still be picking cotton if we didn't, if
Speaker 1: we thought that in eighteen six, we can't pass gun reform.
Speaker 1: That's true unless you get as to what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: you can't do it. Obamas and they ain't do ship.
Speaker 1: When they talk about gun control around this country. All
Speaker 1: they're saying it's gonna put more black people in prison,
Speaker 1: They about getting permitcing all that that ain't helping the
Speaker 1: white people. Parkland, the biggest thing that happened in the
Speaker 1: last three six six gun shootings happened this year in
Speaker 1: our A's not passing no gun control. They don't give
Speaker 1: a fuck. But people are gonna stand. I talked about
Speaker 1: this in my show how All started? You know with
Speaker 1: the Black Panthers the gun control? Did you know that? Absolutely? California, No, Sacramento, No,
Speaker 1: it's Oakland. But they went into the Sacramento with the
Speaker 1: shot Oakland they opened was protected. The Black Panthers was
Speaker 1: protecting their community because corrupted cops and Ronald Reagan passed
Speaker 1: the law for n r A. This is how all
Speaker 1: this ship started because when black people get together, it
Speaker 1: scares white people. It scares them. And it was legal
Speaker 1: what they did in the in the nine sixty nine.
Speaker 1: Here's what I'm trying to say. We don't control no law.
Speaker 1: We ain't sitting up and making the laws. When they
Speaker 1: passed law, and I can name couple that fun up
Speaker 1: America conspiracy law with that byself, cop can just walk
Speaker 1: down the street and say you got something, and they
Speaker 1: snapped your ass up and you do ten to fifteen conspiracy.
Speaker 1: We got to stop thinking that these white people, this
Speaker 1: government owes something. They don't own us something. Man, that
Speaker 1: is so true, because so what do we do t
Speaker 1: K you you you you played it, you got. It's
Speaker 1: called strategy. It's called tell us. It is let's use
Speaker 1: that word tell us. It means a grass intelligently planned.
Speaker 1: And you gotta understand, like she said, it's a marathon
Speaker 1: understanding what I mean. Okay, they got like it's like
Speaker 1: a race. The white generation got us the first three
Speaker 1: d years right, But we take care our family, We
Speaker 1: teach them knowledge, we give them the game. They passed
Speaker 1: them between their children. Guess what the next three hundred
Speaker 1: years we can go stride for stride with them. It's
Speaker 1: a race. Do you see what I'm saying? The earth,
Speaker 1: the world is billions of years old. We gotta stop
Speaker 1: thinking that this ship is just the day or tomorrow.
Speaker 1: No one thinks about down the line. It's it's basically,
Speaker 1: and this is my theory playing the game. You gotta
Speaker 1: understand the game. With the police just said they have
Speaker 1: the pen. If you're go against Japan, you're not gonna win,
Speaker 1: not one time, because they write what they want what
Speaker 1: they want. When you start understanding they're gonna write what
Speaker 1: they won't, you're gonna shut the funk up. They can't right, ship,
Speaker 1: you didn't say and if your money is not right,
Speaker 1: you you ain't no gun. Yeah, it's around no good.
Speaker 1: So you gotta play this game. If you don't play
Speaker 1: the game and you're trying to go against it, the
Speaker 1: only way you go against that you out there robbing.
Speaker 1: Motherfucker's you out there doing something wrong to go to
Speaker 1: jail and and that's where they want us, man, you
Speaker 1: gotta look and and and every everything in the neighborhood
Speaker 1: is a lioking store. Is some ship to keep us drunk.
Speaker 1: It's some ship to keep us fighting each other. Alcohol
Speaker 1: gonna suck us up every time. Every time. Stop going
Speaker 1: to your motherfuck licking stores. Burn the motherfucker's back. And
Speaker 1: you see what else they're putting in that community. The
Speaker 1: Plasma Plasma company. Oh yeah, blood and to that ship
Speaker 1: like crazy because they're selling blood. You're selling they're selling blood. Man,
Speaker 1: t K if you don't see, if you see them,
Speaker 1: go to them blood banged and you see the motherfucker's
Speaker 1: they're getting it. They all you see people getting skinnier
Speaker 1: and skinny. I think CVS has a thing where they
Speaker 1: take your blood. It's they're going there for dollars and
Speaker 1: they own they're doing in black communities. It's sad. It's
Speaker 1: so that's what I mean when you say, what do
Speaker 1: we do? But in the in the NFL example, though,
Speaker 1: what do you Oh my question was what do we
Speaker 1: do in the NFL example though, it is get your money,
Speaker 1: take care of your family, and keep it motherfucking moving.
Speaker 1: Because here's the reality. In ten fifteen years nobody's gonna
Speaker 1: give a fuck. Okay, somebody will say to you, oh,
Speaker 1: I like what you did for the people. And we
Speaker 1: have examples of how people don't give a fuck. Let
Speaker 1: me spring to you what I mean. You got Malcolm
Speaker 1: X as an example, got mart luth keena example that
Speaker 1: people don't give people really give a fuck, they wouldn't
Speaker 1: be doing things that they're doing today in the in
Speaker 1: this world, you got from Martin Luther King down to
Speaker 1: Nipsey of our own kind destroying each other right the
Speaker 1: goal you could only go to war if your papers right,
Speaker 1: your papers, get the money, put your kids to good
Speaker 1: schools and give them the game. They pass it to
Speaker 1: the next generation. And you try to keep your kids safe.
Speaker 1: You can't go to toe to toe with the machine.
Speaker 1: And you know it's hard to keep your your kids
Speaker 1: safe now because they got this long when you came
Speaker 1: with your kids ass you cannot plane. Your kids took
Speaker 1: that from from from us. And and you know, my
Speaker 1: brother pribame example they're trying to give him, was trying
Speaker 1: to give him excuse me, twenty seven years for discipline
Speaker 1: and a kid that was ready to fight him. If
Speaker 1: you can't discipline him and you know you're going to
Speaker 1: jail that leaves your kids and absolutely right. So now
Speaker 1: he's at a point where either you know, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: continue to chastise his ass and what they're talking about,
Speaker 1: or I'm just gonna let him go. To let him
Speaker 1: go because you can't go to prison. I'm not going
Speaker 1: for No, you can't do that. So now what do
Speaker 1: you do if you can't change You can totally agree,
Speaker 1: my man, they go. You gotta be able to change
Speaker 1: charge when they went outstyle. This why this generation is
Speaker 1: acting the way I'm telling you we need. Do you
Speaker 1: know how we turned out? Respect this everything. I was
Speaker 1: at the airport in Vegas. You know, the young man
Speaker 1: was late for his flight. He cursed that woman out
Speaker 1: so bad because he's at the planes right there, bitch.
Speaker 1: And as a man, I wanted to go to him
Speaker 1: and pull him to the side and say they're getting
Speaker 1: ready to rest to young man, like, you can't be
Speaker 1: cursing like this in in the in the airport, Espeyeah,
Speaker 1: you're going they're locking your ass. But I sat there
Speaker 1: because I felt like he had to go through his
Speaker 1: life lesson because he was so he was totally out
Speaker 1: of control and for my fans on Instagram. You guys, fans.
Speaker 1: All we're doing, ladies and gentlemen, is explaining to you.
Speaker 1: We want to just give you the information. It's up
Speaker 1: to you how you process it. All we can do
Speaker 1: is bring it to you. But we want you to
Speaker 1: win at this thing called life. Understand that, don't fall
Speaker 1: for the Okay, dope, we don't run. It's not saying
Speaker 1: that we ain't ship, but we don't run ship, you know,
Speaker 1: saying we don't run the NFL. We don't even really
Speaker 1: run the NBA. We don't know. Wouldn't you want to
Speaker 1: see more black general managers in the NFL, more black
Speaker 1: owners in the NFL. Here's the thing about everything we do,
Speaker 1: here's the myth of society. See, we always think the
Speaker 1: grants is green. On the other side, we always do
Speaker 1: we think that white is right. We think why it
Speaker 1: is right? Man, they played Martin Luther King that way.
Speaker 1: You see what happened to us? Do you see what happened?
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you what happy if you don't know
Speaker 1: what to black black society. See, we thought white was right,
Speaker 1: so we wanted to go to school with the white
Speaker 1: kids and think that are straight in. They can foard
Speaker 1: a little bit that straight in. But you know what happened.
Speaker 1: We didn't learn ship about our history out of fucking thing.
Speaker 1: You could walk down the street and ask anybody about kings.
Speaker 1: Queens in the black community want nobody to give you
Speaker 1: a fucking answer because they don't know. We don't know
Speaker 1: who who the funk we are? We don't know, to
Speaker 1: be honest, I grew up knowing that. Or for Good
Speaker 1: Times and other shows like that, Black kids, Happy Days,
Speaker 1: black kids come to school. They didn't want that Black
Speaker 1: I didn't learn anything I want to turn on until
Speaker 1: I got to college where you could pick your classes.
Speaker 1: You know, you learn what they want want to want
Speaker 1: to teach you. You're not learning black history, not learning blackstory.
Speaker 1: That's where we lost that because I don't know about answer.
Speaker 1: I don't know nothing about an answer. But what they
Speaker 1: showed them TV. They show and they see the game
Speaker 1: like that's my main chilt we have. We don't own nothing.
Speaker 1: They took cowboys and made them white. And if you
Speaker 1: do your history, cowboys was black man. Come on, y'all,
Speaker 1: when they play I'm sorry, when they play when they
Speaker 1: play Egyptian Kings, they were black but the white play
Speaker 1: the role like it was white people. This is what
Speaker 1: I'm trying to talk. I'm knowing, and I think a
Speaker 1: lot of a lot of people that's our age, understand
Speaker 1: But the people our age and teaching their kids this. Yes,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be I'm gonna say I'm one that I
Speaker 1: didn't sit down with my son and say, do you
Speaker 1: know who? Do you know who Malcolm X is? Or
Speaker 1: what he did or what Martin Luther King did for us?
Speaker 1: But in the same token, let's not talk about them
Speaker 1: no more. I'm trying to be a great father. So
Speaker 1: how do I be a great father? Teaching them what
Speaker 1: I learned and how I had to strive and the
Speaker 1: ship that happened to me. Why I was on the
Speaker 1: street and coming up to see let them know how
Speaker 1: I went to prison. It's two thousand and nineteen, about
Speaker 1: to be two thousand and I ain't been back to prison.
Speaker 1: I understand what prison was. It was boring. Nothing there
Speaker 1: but a bunch of bunch of niggers. Is it? That's it?
Speaker 1: Or nice? Right? I really have a girl. Ain't nothing happening, right?
Speaker 1: I rather have some pussy. Yeah, it shouldn't be the
Speaker 1: number one motivating fact that where people will say I
Speaker 1: don't want to go to prison, well, because you have to.
Speaker 1: It's a motivation, but it's not that it's a bad
Speaker 1: thing and a good thing because you see what's going
Speaker 1: on in society that men don't respect pussy. They feel entitled,
Speaker 1: and you gotta come from We come from error. You earned,
Speaker 1: you earned the right to sleep with a woman. Well
Speaker 1: I didn't learn that until I went to prison. Okay, y, yeah,
Speaker 1: and I came up. We was players. I didn't give
Speaker 1: you take a girl shopping, took care of her. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's what men did. You You you have to earn
Speaker 1: the right to treat a woman like Now, don't get
Speaker 1: me wrong, some holes out there, let's make sure what
Speaker 1: we are for the people gonna hear it, because every
Speaker 1: woman doesn't deserve what we're talking. But here's what I'm
Speaker 1: trying to tell you. It's life. You go through your pain,
Speaker 1: you adjust, you look out for unforeseen occurrences in life,
Speaker 1: and you just gotta be tough. Like I was talking
Speaker 1: to another gentleman yesterday. He um talking about his friend
Speaker 1: took care of a baby, thought it was his for
Speaker 1: nineteen years and the baby wasn't his and he hung himself.
Speaker 1: Now that's deep, the cold thing. No, no, no, I
Speaker 1: told child. But gentlemen, you can't die. You can't kill
Speaker 1: yourself over there. That's what I was saying earlier. You
Speaker 1: gotta stay sharp, you gotta you have to have strategy
Speaker 1: in your life and know what can happen. Don't get
Speaker 1: it wrong. Don't get me wrong. It hurts. Now it
Speaker 1: goes back to the hurts. You know it hurts. You
Speaker 1: know you got that movie was in prison how people
Speaker 1: jump off the tears because they their girls break up
Speaker 1: with him. I was, and jump off and kill him
Speaker 1: so soon as a stamping and and a letter, I'm done.
Speaker 1: I gotta do then, motherfucker's was tying of all the
Speaker 1: commissary and everything. And and you actually said, why the
Speaker 1: funking doing that over some pussy man that he told
Speaker 1: me you ain't gonna be the first tie, you ain't
Speaker 1: gonna be the last too. I really think when you
Speaker 1: go away, you should cut all ties with a female exactly.
Speaker 1: And I said that on this show. Yeah, you don't
Speaker 1: need no emotions. She was there every week every prison
Speaker 1: I went to. She was there every weekend, Yes, and
Speaker 1: she was doing her thing. I just don't have that
Speaker 1: situation when I come home. Ye, when I come home,
Speaker 1: it's us. Didn't happen that way exactly. I've seen too
Speaker 1: many guys in prison for killing for some pushing and
Speaker 1: then she remarried. Go waste in your life, man, and
Speaker 1: your in your time, because it ain't that serious. And
Speaker 1: it shows like this that helps young men to make
Speaker 1: a choice. I got herd thanks to Chronic. Heard James
Speaker 1: and them that you know what, that's not what I
Speaker 1: want to do because I ain't trying to go to
Speaker 1: jail over no female, you know, and vice versa that
Speaker 1: you've got women going to jail over men. What the funk? Yo? Please,
Speaker 1: somebody tell me what Then when you think about the
Speaker 1: women just playing these chefs out there today, you know,
Speaker 1: now you've got women that field that they had to
Speaker 1: get the fake as fake titties and strip That's that's
Speaker 1: again going back to Morrows and principles, and when you
Speaker 1: lose all of that, you out here winging in and
Speaker 1: trying to strive. And I feel sorry for the people
Speaker 1: around Thanksgiving with young women who think they've grown. You
Speaker 1: got a girls's gonna be years old as a grandmotherway right,
Speaker 1: cooking dinner. I don't want no young chick cooking for me. Remember,
Speaker 1: grandmother used to be fifty six years old. And what
Speaker 1: you see today. I went on skid road last week.
Speaker 1: I went, I went and bought thirty blankets and I
Speaker 1: went to took these blankets on skid row and they
Speaker 1: got all of these tents, they got and and the
Speaker 1: women that was popping their head out of these tents
Speaker 1: was young. They weren't no old snicks. But damn, do
Speaker 1: you have to live here? Man? It was so it was, man,
Speaker 1: it was so sad to see that young cats standing
Speaker 1: out there talking to theirselves, you know. And I was like, wow, man,
Speaker 1: you want to blanket. But I can't laugh at hym
Speaker 1: because this is a serious This is some serious ship
Speaker 1: and it's growing. We are we are like at the bottom, yes,
Speaker 1: And I don't care who say I'm wrong or whatever.
Speaker 1: Black people are at the bottom, and I don't give
Speaker 1: a funk. Nickers need to fix this ship. You know,
Speaker 1: you gotta grab hold of your kids, black kids coming out.
Speaker 1: You gotta give what your daughters, women need to start
Speaker 1: being mothers to these little girls, right and right. You
Speaker 1: gotta your doughter how to ship the ass down and
Speaker 1: get a book and read right and know how to
Speaker 1: do things around the home, cook clean you got even
Speaker 1: if you if you grow up and not even do that,
Speaker 1: you should know it. Shouldn't know how to do it,
Speaker 1: you should know how to do it. They're not being
Speaker 1: talked at. A lot of this game, though, is usually
Speaker 1: learned from your father or you know that male figure
Speaker 1: in your life, growing out a better understanding, and a
Speaker 1: lot of us out there don't have this male figure.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing, even when a man meets a woman
Speaker 1: with children, you can't shoplift the pussy I call it.
Speaker 1: When you go meet the woman that got children, you
Speaker 1: can't go in there. And even if she's paying all
Speaker 1: the bills, you gotta step up and be a man somehow.
Speaker 1: And that's to raise that child, to teach that child discipline,
Speaker 1: instead of just going in the room shutting the door. Yeah,
Speaker 1: a woman should were more out of a man than
Speaker 1: come funt me. I told her you want more of man,
Speaker 1: especially if she got kids. I know that's a sad.
Speaker 1: Section eight helps me. Let me tell you a story.
Speaker 1: Women are some of the smartest people on earth. But
Speaker 1: when it comes to common sense, and I can go
Speaker 1: way back to the seven My dad died when I
Speaker 1: was young. Watch what I'm going with this. My mother
Speaker 1: meets a guy named Ernie. Ernie don't have no teeth,
Speaker 1: but my mom loves Ernie, and I hear my mom
Speaker 1: saying he doesn't have a bank account. Of help from
Speaker 1: get a bank account. I'm fourteen years old. I remember this,
Speaker 1: like yesterday, a grown man. You're helping a grown man
Speaker 1: get the motherfucker bank account. It still hits me to
Speaker 1: this day. And that's why I tell men in my
Speaker 1: show that don't even approach a woman unless your papers right.
Speaker 1: Don't even ladies, don't even let them man on top
Speaker 1: of you unless your papers right. You gotta be qualified
Speaker 1: to date. You gotta be qualified to fuck. Bottom line?
Speaker 1: What what? What? What? Nobody is teaching them the game?
Speaker 1: Why would I Why would a man go approach a woman? No,
Speaker 1: he ain't got ship and destroyed this woman's life because
Speaker 1: he sees the insecurities of that woman and knows that
Speaker 1: he can see and he wants a companionship. But I
Speaker 1: want to take that energy and turn it around and
Speaker 1: make millions scenarios in the situation like yes, but get
Speaker 1: your money right. Like some people in relationships now they
Speaker 1: can't even leave each other because they need each other
Speaker 1: to pay the bills. That's all horrible, that's the that's
Speaker 1: the cheaper the keeper in the long run. That still
Speaker 1: that shows that if we can wither the storm because
Speaker 1: we both broke and get over this, we can do
Speaker 1: anything else. We know we can beat. Yes, this is
Speaker 1: where you know our relationships are not like our grandmother's
Speaker 1: and grandfather's relationship when he was having fifteen kids and
Speaker 1: still together. You know, Grandmama didn't feel granddady wouldn't ship
Speaker 1: because Granddaddy went to work and did everything. Down Today,
Speaker 1: Daddy ain't doing ship, but Mama getting up and going
Speaker 1: to work or getting that check and doing this and that,
Speaker 1: taking care of both the whole family. Men need to
Speaker 1: step their motherfucking game. Get off the ass. I don't
Speaker 1: give a fun. Well, we said we ain't gonna do
Speaker 1: everybody else. Get up and go do that job. Nigga,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna flip burgers to feed my kids. And do
Speaker 1: you see that? Did you see where this is going,
Speaker 1: gardner d where it's going. Fifty or less Mexicans gonna
Speaker 1: be running this motherfucker who they should suck it. If
Speaker 1: he gotta, we gotta look like we got a problem.
Speaker 1: We're picking up cans, cycling. We got a problem with
Speaker 1: selling food on the corner. They're making a killing. They're
Speaker 1: making a killing. If they can do it, we can
Speaker 1: do it. They're buying all the trunks and all the houses.
Speaker 1: But it ain't they fault. They take care of their people.
Speaker 1: If I see you got it and we're hanging together,
Speaker 1: this nigga pucket always fat mind and show what he's saying.
Speaker 1: When I was locked up, so as I walked in,
Speaker 1: you see a Mexican, he's gonna say, you're cool, brother,
Speaker 1: You're good. They immediately in their heart. I don't know
Speaker 1: what it is wrong. You're right. We're not gonna do that.
Speaker 1: We're not that damn sure. Not come und eat your snacks.
Speaker 1: We gotta help each other, man, if we really need
Speaker 1: to help, each brother needs to help you, the brother
Speaker 1: next to him. You gotta help you, because if we
Speaker 1: don't stop the gang ship first and foremost, we were
Speaker 1: really taking away from us. Because it ain't gonna beat
Speaker 1: too many smart motherfuck brothers out there and help the
Speaker 1: next moment, you ain't gonna have it too much longer
Speaker 1: because what they pushing everybody out. You ain't gonna be
Speaker 1: gang banging in the next five year down the having
Speaker 1: your life and and and and taking everything they're taking
Speaker 1: from you. Once they give you life, you don't have
Speaker 1: the right to produce. You can't do that. You'll never
Speaker 1: being a bothering period. Right, You'll never get a job,
Speaker 1: you'll never take care of ship. Right. And and it's
Speaker 1: just all a design. It's a design to keep us
Speaker 1: where we at r so and and it's just certain
Speaker 1: individuals that put white trash. They don't give a funk
Speaker 1: about the white trash because they're only statistics. We're gonna
Speaker 1: get y'all them so we don't look bad like we
Speaker 1: were race whatever. And I don't really want to make
Speaker 1: this whole show about race. But before we could change
Speaker 1: the subject, you gotta really understand that. I know you
Speaker 1: like statistically, this should be done with that. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: show you the game, this game that they play, and
Speaker 1: all the movies they could put out in the universe.
Speaker 1: They put out Harriet Tuckman. Now people say all that
Speaker 1: movie has done good, it was great acting. But the
Speaker 1: Jews again are saying to America, no matter what, we're
Speaker 1: gonna remind you of who you are every time. Do
Speaker 1: we really need that many slave movies? We fucking I
Speaker 1: was done after ARMI started. And that was also Steven Spielberg.
Speaker 1: We know, we know the story, but are they putting
Speaker 1: out in positive images? Know why we don't own Hollywood?
Speaker 1: They gave us one little break here and there they go.
Speaker 1: They put Kevin hard there out of all the talent
Speaker 1: that's out there. I tell people a little time if
Speaker 1: you two kids when they do the panels and they said,
Speaker 1: I want to become an actress and actor. I said,
Speaker 1: I want to go get a job of skill. And
Speaker 1: the why, I said, if you used my student and
Speaker 1: I was a iust out of college and I said,
Speaker 1: young man, I want you to go do uh research
Speaker 1: paper on how many African Americans get a break in Hollywood.
Speaker 1: Now you're going to come back with a number that's
Speaker 1: gonna scare the funk out of you, because even the
Speaker 1: big people who are I think they started, don't even work.
Speaker 1: They don't even have jobs like that. So you've got
Speaker 1: to create your own business to take care of your
Speaker 1: own We have children, and tell you how crazy things
Speaker 1: that we have children. We sent them into the universe
Speaker 1: for another man to hire your child. Think about that.
Speaker 1: Now you had the kid, but you're depending on someone
Speaker 1: else to put money on your child's table. When you
Speaker 1: was here your whole life, you should be preparing to
Speaker 1: take care of your own child. You're right, That's just
Speaker 1: how I feel. I mean, it just goes. That's why
Speaker 1: I like you because my grandfather's Hey, you live on
Speaker 1: this planet seventy years, eighty years, you pass, you got
Speaker 1: ten kids. If you die without leaving your kids something,
Speaker 1: you haven't accomplished nothing, having accomplished so fucking so your
Speaker 1: life what you mean? Nothing? So you gotta have something
Speaker 1: to leave. That's how they give and give and give.
Speaker 1: That's how they went. Rich. Man gonna give to his kids,
Speaker 1: his kids get rich, they leave it to their kids
Speaker 1: and then in the cycle keep going. And we don't
Speaker 1: speak about the insurance game. See people walk around with
Speaker 1: not insured. That's the dumbest ship in the world. Life insurance,
Speaker 1: life insurance. Short term, you need insurance. I think car
Speaker 1: insurance is a rip off, but life insurances and yeah,
Speaker 1: you gotta have it. Like that's what I'm trying to say.
Speaker 1: It's no way it's got some people can't afford, especially
Speaker 1: if you have kids. You better have life insurance if
Speaker 1: you've got kids. My point is, you gotta stop sucking.
Speaker 1: Why you gotta stop, You gotts. You can't take your kids.
Speaker 1: Stop that, you can funk whatever. Let's stop having these babies.
Speaker 1: Stop having them. This is sad, man, Stop having kids.
Speaker 1: Just catch out there with seventeen eighteen kids, yes, eight
Speaker 1: different maybe mamas. What the fuck? It's crazy. You ain't
Speaker 1: gonna be able to check out all them. You can't.
Speaker 1: It's just I just want us to win. And the
Speaker 1: strategy is home first, and you pass it. And you
Speaker 1: can't go save the world. You can't save a city.
Speaker 1: You can't say. You gotta take care of yours and
Speaker 1: try to give them the knowledge and they listen and
Speaker 1: be mad enough to live with your decisions. You gotta
Speaker 1: cut a child off. See, sometimes you gotta cut yours
Speaker 1: off in order to live long, to have a decent life.
Speaker 1: And you don't want to leave your child behind. But
Speaker 1: your child is creating aggravation and confusion, or you're a
Speaker 1: man by principle, like I don't like liars. One of
Speaker 1: my kids, lie, I'm fucking with you. I gotta be
Speaker 1: able to trust my children. You're that you're close to me.
Speaker 1: I'm street nigger, but that's the relationship that you make
Speaker 1: with them. I mean, they wouldn't want to line of pops.
Speaker 1: Well no, so I think some people in the world,
Speaker 1: I just hop ventual lives regardless of who and what
Speaker 1: raises them. Yeah, I just I just really believe that,
Speaker 1: you know, And that's why I use this word called
Speaker 1: you gotta hold people count, but you can save their life.
Speaker 1: That's true. Well, I didn't have pop like that. Okay.
Speaker 1: I learned from my grandfather right right right, my daddy,
Speaker 1: and you learned through your journey, because that's why we
Speaker 1: were clicking. We all clicking. But I'm really drawing to
Speaker 1: you a lot because I really see that, Um, you're brutal,
Speaker 1: and you gotta be brute about this motherfucker. And because
Speaker 1: I grew up in the gangster and and and not
Speaker 1: tell everybody it ain't about being a game. But I
Speaker 1: say gangster in a different sense. We also got to
Speaker 1: change the definition of some of these terms. When I
Speaker 1: say James is gangster, that don't mean he out here
Speaker 1: doing something criminal bad. I'm saying he's being bold, boldly
Speaker 1: and honestly truthful about a particular position that's gangster to me.
Speaker 1: You have to be you know, you have to be
Speaker 1: because hone fun. Are you gonna believe what I'm saying?
Speaker 1: If if if, if I sound like a liar and
Speaker 1: you understand one hunter, we ain't got to talk about
Speaker 1: that conversation. Like this ship we're doing right here, so
Speaker 1: many people get at me and James, you're so man,
Speaker 1: You're so honest. But I just try to keep it
Speaker 1: one hunted. You know what I'm saying. If I can't
Speaker 1: keep it one hunting, I walk away from this ship.
Speaker 1: If now you want to monitor what I say, I
Speaker 1: can't do this ship. You feel me like my black
Speaker 1: interviews and everything else. If I can't say what I wanted,
Speaker 1: you want to edit what? Then I say, don't call me?
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. We're not gonna get it
Speaker 1: unless out there ain't nobody's gonna understand it. So a
Speaker 1: lot of these little young cats getting to me and talking.
Speaker 1: It's cool because they now I'm reaching people. Now then
Speaker 1: you understand, you know, and it's good to see young
Speaker 1: men and starting their own podcast. It starts. But I
Speaker 1: always trying to teach men who starting their business. Do
Speaker 1: you understand your business? Like the podcast business? A lot
Speaker 1: of people know that the salary for podcasts over a year,
Speaker 1: but most people don't know that. Did you know that? See?
Speaker 1: Let me put you up. We're getting it. I'm challenge
Speaker 1: this is important. When I hear people something podcasts, no
Speaker 1: one talks about getting paid because they don't understand the game.
Speaker 1: You got to start a podcast to get paid, so
Speaker 1: you gotta go out on your grind to get your hustles.
Speaker 1: And it's the game of life. I'm about to teach everybody.
Speaker 1: You get your pockets up to eighty thousand subscribers eight
Speaker 1: and the companies that wants to and money come to
Speaker 1: you and they pay you sponsorship dollars. Now, y'all need
Speaker 1: somebody to help. I'm always a businessman, you know. With
Speaker 1: sound I mean, um, who am I with? With? Um?
Speaker 1: Charlemagne the god in them? Um sounds? That sound Cloud,
Speaker 1: sound box, something box. No, I can't even think about
Speaker 1: who the funk I work with. Let's google this ship
Speaker 1: real quick, my man, Chris Morrow up there, We'll go ahead.
Speaker 1: I look it up. Yeah, but I'm trying to I
Speaker 1: want people to understand there's a check behind this ship.
Speaker 1: Just don't do this to show up and say you've
Speaker 1: got a podcast. It's two hundred thousand dollars or more
Speaker 1: on the table, and that's what I want you all
Speaker 1: to get. One of my things was doing this when
Speaker 1: Reggie them came at me, was I can talk, Yes, sir,
Speaker 1: I can. I can educate, Yes, sir. I can let
Speaker 1: people understand what's really going on and where I was
Speaker 1: at if I can come from where I was, yes, sir,
Speaker 1: to where I'm at now, Yes, sir. People are listening. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they're gonna understanding it. Yeah, you know what I'm saying. Understand.
Speaker 1: And I just want you. I just want this is
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, strategy. I just want you get the
Speaker 1: money that you deserve. See, because when you get that
Speaker 1: kind of money, it helps. It helps. Money helps you
Speaker 1: do a lot of good things, man, and I'm trying
Speaker 1: to do it. Yeah, it only helps you do like
Speaker 1: good thing. And that's what my comedy special about. That's
Speaker 1: why I'm also here too. Um mound speakers that louds
Speaker 1: I'm couldn't think of that ship for nothing, thank you. Yo.
Speaker 1: I'm tired. I've been up this morning and when I
Speaker 1: leave you, I gotta go to the studio. Um the
Speaker 1: special Who raised you is what we're talking about. Who
Speaker 1: raised you is a powerful words because explains so many things,
Speaker 1: because when you see it, you say, it's a who
Speaker 1: the fuck sent you into the world unprepared? Who sent
Speaker 1: you into the world, because you gotta be prepared before
Speaker 1: you send people like I hear people say, oh, my
Speaker 1: child is growing, he's eighteen years old. I wasn't sending
Speaker 1: no fucking child into the world to take to pay rent,
Speaker 1: to pay WiFi card. Note at eighteen, you have no experience, none,
Speaker 1: especially in Ange, said somebody. At eighteen, they're gonna come.
Speaker 1: They're gonna be right back or homeless or fun up.
Speaker 1: You don't do that. My kids, no disrespect. Until my
Speaker 1: children are prepared to leave the house, they're not going nowhere.
Speaker 1: But you're gonna learn how to You're gonna my door,
Speaker 1: is gonna learn all this cooking. You're gonna learn how
Speaker 1: to deal with a man on and you may not
Speaker 1: have to even be with a man. Give a fuck,
Speaker 1: you know. I give my parents a little past because
Speaker 1: they were immigrants coming into this country and they didn't
Speaker 1: know the game where you know, coming in so on
Speaker 1: the first generation in the United States. So it's on
Speaker 1: me to now pass the game on to my three kids,
Speaker 1: you know, so hopinglly hopefully they're gonna have it better
Speaker 1: than me. I definitely had it better than my parents,
Speaker 1: and hopefully the cycle will go on at least with
Speaker 1: the line of my seed. Yes, it definitely will. But
Speaker 1: you can teach your kids everything, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: and then yet they still don't get it. But there's
Speaker 1: so many things that my parents didn't teach me, and
Speaker 1: I don't I don't really hold them accountable to it
Speaker 1: because they just didn't know. You know, they're learning the
Speaker 1: game themselves as being the first ones to put their
Speaker 1: feet on this soil that we call the United States
Speaker 1: of America. So, you know, looking back, I wish my
Speaker 1: father told me about buying property. I didn't learn about
Speaker 1: buying property until a Jewish kid was teaching me the
Speaker 1: game when I'm a student at USC in my twenties.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm like, why it's never too late? That
Speaker 1: it was never too late, and you've passed that to
Speaker 1: your child. I told you, it's like Nipsey says a marathon.
Speaker 1: We'll get it. We'll win it. I'm telling you we'll
Speaker 1: be back and stride. We just gotta understand what's going
Speaker 1: on and understand. Don't fall for the okay, dog, don't
Speaker 1: fall for the bullshit. Get your paper right, and take
Speaker 1: care of home. Home first. You take care of home,
Speaker 1: and then the rest we'll trickle down and you pass
Speaker 1: it down to generation. But I said, you've got some questions,
Speaker 1: you know, I think one of your your your your
Speaker 1: best topics in my opinion, that you talk about our relationships.
Speaker 1: I think you talk about relationships on point, probably better
Speaker 1: than anybody out there. I know you're talking about other
Speaker 1: stuff about the government, about the country, about race, but
Speaker 1: your perspective on relationships is not only funny, but it's
Speaker 1: on point. And I'm a true believer of what you
Speaker 1: said earlier before we went on the air, is that
Speaker 1: no matter how tight you think you are with your woman,
Speaker 1: no maney, no matter how many years you all been together,
Speaker 1: no matter how much you think she loves you and
Speaker 1: you love her, it's just your turn. Yeah. And you
Speaker 1: know it scares me about dating that you could be
Speaker 1: with someone five months, five years is twenty as well.
Speaker 1: It's the man of female and you go to sleep
Speaker 1: at night, one looking at one wall and one looking
Speaker 1: at the other, and you think that it's a happy
Speaker 1: fucking face, and the next day or whatever I'm gonna
Speaker 1: suck change their mind. I'm scared. Let't tell you how
Speaker 1: serious life is to me. I don't want to put
Speaker 1: my life in someone else's hands. Like I could date
Speaker 1: you if you got your spot and I got my spot.
Speaker 1: But living under one route that if it doesn't work out,
Speaker 1: so many things crumble, or say you're the breadwinner and
Speaker 1: it doesn't work out, and that person wants to take
Speaker 1: every fucking thing you've worked for, even though you was
Speaker 1: a good man. That's some scary ship to me. But
Speaker 1: then you lose out because it's a scary thing and
Speaker 1: you don't want it to happen to you, But you
Speaker 1: lose out. Man, this could have been your the last
Speaker 1: chick you ever date in your life. What you got,
Speaker 1: you got. Men and women want some bullshit in a
Speaker 1: relationship on some intention instead of want to be happy.
Speaker 1: So what you do nowadays? First of all, you gotta
Speaker 1: sit down with a woman and vice versa. Then we talked,
Speaker 1: We talked, one hunted if this ain't gonna work or
Speaker 1: we can't do this, and we don't say goals where
Speaker 1: we should be in two years or how far you
Speaker 1: want to go with this relationship up front ship, then
Speaker 1: there's no need to work with each other. But but
Speaker 1: people that's outdating ain't thinking like that, Oh he's cute,
Speaker 1: she got some big gass titties. I want to fuck man.
Speaker 1: I gotta hit that because the homeboys say she we
Speaker 1: ain't looking at it like that. But no matter how
Speaker 1: much you're playing like you're saying James, like t K
Speaker 1: just said you, the female might wake up one day
Speaker 1: and just say, you know what, I changed my mind.
Speaker 1: But understanding by there's nothing understanding. It shouldn't be a
Speaker 1: hard It shouldn't be hard. If everybody don't want to
Speaker 1: do it, shouldn't be I ain't gonna kill you. But
Speaker 1: that's what that's what we grow up at. We have
Speaker 1: to grow up because if that woman don't want to
Speaker 1: have nothing to do with me, I can show her
Speaker 1: better than she's showing me by and im and the
Speaker 1: next time she seen me, I got something better up
Speaker 1: under my arm, or I'm doing something better just being
Speaker 1: by myself, grooming myself for the next person, or for
Speaker 1: what what I want to choose. Now, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, Half of these women is choosing the man
Speaker 1: without the man just saying whatever, because he's just taking
Speaker 1: it and be prepared, because it's pussy and it's not
Speaker 1: being prepared. So you got women out there that that
Speaker 1: remember back in the days when the ball is all
Speaker 1: the big time dope dealers three eighty pounds had that slim,
Speaker 1: fautique chick prettier. The motherfucker she was only fucking women
Speaker 1: because of what money. Now it's totally different. You got
Speaker 1: you got the finish bitch walking, finish female walking up
Speaker 1: the motherfucking block on the phone. You got the phone,
Speaker 1: but you ain't got a car. You're catching the bus.
Speaker 1: And people see that's experience because I'll see a girl's
Speaker 1: cold and motherfucker right and see exactly what you just said.
Speaker 1: The bitch walking. You gotta look at the shoes, really,
Speaker 1: you really do, You really do look at the shoes,
Speaker 1: her hair, her nails, all those things. That says so
Speaker 1: much about a person, Yeah, so much about a person.
Speaker 1: And I just believe that men should just work hard.
Speaker 1: Date to protect yourself, just date word cards, save your money.
Speaker 1: Date different when I'm getting sun how old you are,
Speaker 1: you'll live longer, You'll have a good time because everybody
Speaker 1: always wants to hook up and moving with each other
Speaker 1: and not knowing who you're fucking. Okay, well, that kind
Speaker 1: of brings me to the thinking of what you said
Speaker 1: something earlier about morals and principles. But then at the
Speaker 1: same time, the institution of marriage is supposed to like
Speaker 1: be the foundation of these morals and principles. So it
Speaker 1: seems like you're not a big fan or supporter of
Speaker 1: jumping into a marriage, absolutely right, but you still have
Speaker 1: appreciation respect for those values. And I'm the kind of man.
Speaker 1: I'll fun you, I'll treat you good, I'll buy your car.
Speaker 1: I'm that kind of dude, you know, tell you the
Speaker 1: camry fully loaded, and I'm like, I was like, you
Speaker 1: ain't get no, no, you ain'tet no. I'll tell your
Speaker 1: camry is nice, fully loaded, with the stand wheel, with
Speaker 1: the heat on it, with the cell phone and that visit.
Speaker 1: You know, uh, man, you would have all that ship
Speaker 1: with me. I might even buy you a house if
Speaker 1: I ain't gonna marry you. And the reason why I
Speaker 1: won't marry you, I've got children and I can't marry
Speaker 1: you unless we have a air tight pre nup because
Speaker 1: you can't take what I'm supposed to lead to my children.
Speaker 1: But that's understanding there talking to if she loves you,
Speaker 1: you're gonna read the benefits while we are together. And
Speaker 1: that's game because you say, baby, I can't leave you this,
Speaker 1: But listen, especially if you trust her, we could take
Speaker 1: out the insurance policy and not that money. You can
Speaker 1: have you, but this is what I'm doing with my family.
Speaker 1: You can't because he wasn't part of the journey. See,
Speaker 1: somebody was with you. You're fifty something. She deserves it.
Speaker 1: I'm almost sixty years old. I get married. I can't
Speaker 1: give the female millions of dollars. That's the jackplot. But
Speaker 1: that just come with understanding and if it's not about
Speaker 1: the money. And I like different women, bottom line, I
Speaker 1: like with different I like waking up with different women.
Speaker 1: That's what I do. You know what I'm saying. Look,
Speaker 1: I can't be with the same female more than three days.
Speaker 1: Na hell no, three days, three days? Got three days
Speaker 1: with Yeah, you got three days of me. I ain't
Speaker 1: got enough. Mm hmm. Well it's crazy because a lot
Speaker 1: of brothers think like that. But then at what point
Speaker 1: do you I mean, is that making you happy? Just me?
Speaker 1: It makes me happy, you do, sir, It makes me happy.
Speaker 1: Your kids are grown up, youngest len my oldest thirty
Speaker 1: one show. They with their mother and they with you.
Speaker 1: I'm winning a lot, but they with their moms most
Speaker 1: of the time. I got five baby mamas. Three was
Speaker 1: one night stands. Yeah I got caught like that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: three and two I had in a relationship. But um,
Speaker 1: I try to keep a close knit They can still
Speaker 1: get your money though. What is that called alimony? Yeah?
Speaker 1: But child support? Child support to me is just a
Speaker 1: broke bridge hustle. It is. It's a broke with russel.
Speaker 1: But no nobody asked me for my child support. I'll
Speaker 1: take care of my child. You need something, I got
Speaker 1: you because what women else to realize to me is
Speaker 1: that if you didn't have a child, you gotta pay
Speaker 1: rent and carn. No, that's some growing up ship that
Speaker 1: whatever my child needs. Listen to me, you call I
Speaker 1: got you, and it's that I'm never gonna tell you
Speaker 1: know about my child. Don't hit me. But there's some
Speaker 1: cash out there that got him and got it and
Speaker 1: and giving it and don't give a damn about their kids.
Speaker 1: And that's just how some people are. That's just that's
Speaker 1: just that's just bad. We need to grab and get
Speaker 1: a grip on that because you know, I mean, I
Speaker 1: love I love the ship out of my kids. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna do whatever I can for my kids. Uh, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna do everything for my kids that my daddy didn't
Speaker 1: do for me. And that's be they love him and
Speaker 1: say this is right, this is wrong. Yeah whatever, But
Speaker 1: I mean it just goes to shame. Man, relationships just
Speaker 1: the motherfucker's and you got there, you go, you hit
Speaker 1: it right on the nails. A two years might last
Speaker 1: two weeks. I can't do it. I guess I got
Speaker 1: lucky that man. Listen to y'all brothers. Man, Yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: just I'm just a different kind of guy. I play
Speaker 1: it safe. I'm not a gambler. I can't do it.
Speaker 1: I I can't. So what's what's your view on the
Speaker 1: whole idea of a soul met because usually there's just
Speaker 1: believe you meet somebody and I'm telling you how I
Speaker 1: feel about I think all that ship is corny to Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm just being honest. Man. You know this is the world.
Speaker 1: I'm creating so many fucking traps. I call them traps,
Speaker 1: and that's my soul mate. That's that I I ain't got.
Speaker 1: I can't. Don't disrespect. I think it's nice to have
Speaker 1: men like you in the world. No, I don't. I
Speaker 1: don't know the number. Won't give me a compliment. Men
Speaker 1: like you're in the world. Nice gentlemen. I'm glad that
Speaker 1: you found somebody that you truly love, because to me,
Speaker 1: you gotta be kind of corny to be married. It's
Speaker 1: just me, Wow, you can't call me corn Yeah, you
Speaker 1: gotta be. You gotta married. I've been married nine years.
Speaker 1: You gotta be kind of corny. And you really really nice.
Speaker 1: I can tell you really really nice. I'm nice guy,
Speaker 1: but I got to have my space. There are some
Speaker 1: wives that will give you, and it's just you just
Speaker 1: gotta know who you are. See, if I crossed the
Speaker 1: line and I know who I am, I put the
Speaker 1: young lady relationship and danger. She could be with somebody
Speaker 1: that can really do something with her. I don't want
Speaker 1: to do that. That's just you ain't finished you you
Speaker 1: you would have female and y'all out and she she
Speaker 1: ex boyfriend. You ain't gonna get mad because she walked
Speaker 1: over there and boyfriend, no, no, no, no, no, is
Speaker 1: that that you're jealous? We're all there jealous, we all insecure.
Speaker 1: I call it. You just have to know how to
Speaker 1: control your emotions, because nobody you have. You have to
Speaker 1: be a superhero not to not to get jealous anything.
Speaker 1: You just gotta be like, I'm gonna control my emotions,
Speaker 1: not that serious. And that's the way I'm I control
Speaker 1: my emotions and you control it. I go for the
Speaker 1: woman's brain first. The mind. The mind is so powerful
Speaker 1: a young lady, how he speaking. I guarantee you your
Speaker 1: woman respects you so fucking much because of your mouthpiece,
Speaker 1: and and and with me and her, I keep you
Speaker 1: one hunting if it's somebody don't like if I ain't
Speaker 1: feeling good and I ain't happy this check design, I
Speaker 1: ain't happy. But she respects you so much because you're
Speaker 1: a man, because there's one you're a man. You ain't
Speaker 1: tolerating that, that sissy ship. And that's what's important, man.
Speaker 1: And that's why when I came in, I felt both
Speaker 1: of you guys, but I understood your It's amazing how
Speaker 1: a person demeanor can say so many things, so many things.
Speaker 1: And what we do in situations like this is we
Speaker 1: teach and we're going and I see keep looking at
Speaker 1: people ask me some questions. Um, well, one thing I
Speaker 1: wanted to know. I have a channel call Street TV,
Speaker 1: and I put videos of gang members that I interview. Yes,
Speaker 1: every single video that I post, there's a T. K.
Speaker 1: Kirk in comment under my videos that I just posted
Speaker 1: Cynthia None today, who was one of the early members
Speaker 1: of louts Park Piru right, someone put a comment and said,
Speaker 1: I actually grew up in louters Park T K. Curtly.
Speaker 1: Another video I did with Kato that has the podcast
Speaker 1: here with with your mouth. Uh, someone wrote, I actually
Speaker 1: told Kato to wrap T K. Kurt And you know
Speaker 1: how that started when I asked you write that down
Speaker 1: for our listeners. Man, how is that you're connected to
Speaker 1: almost everything that exists in black culture and hip hop?
Speaker 1: Because I look young. People don't know how old I
Speaker 1: am until I say it, And people don't know that
Speaker 1: when I was a youngster, I started with in w
Speaker 1: a UM. I was a businessman. I got into management
Speaker 1: and put people and started started DL usually Mike Epps,
Speaker 1: Godfrey Dancher, Um Anthony, Michael Hall and the movie Breakfast Club,
Speaker 1: John Luca Zamo. All these people up under my wing
Speaker 1: that I put into universe. So when I talk about
Speaker 1: these stories, before I started to putting stuff Instagram with
Speaker 1: second to Nuns y'all, the second Nun a MG bitch
Speaker 1: for to have my money, the Loony's High wrote stuff
Speaker 1: on their albums Luke Um Toward with um jay Z
Speaker 1: the cash twenty millionaires. When you put it out there
Speaker 1: like that, it could sound like you're lying. You know,
Speaker 1: it sounds like you're lying. Until my people started going
Speaker 1: on the air when d L and then what's going
Speaker 1: on about t K is not lying? Godfrey's goes on there.
Speaker 1: T K Kirk's not lying. I'm posting videos of me
Speaker 1: and little Wayne Baby when we're doing the movie Ball
Speaker 1: the Block, and all's saying, I'm I'm impressed because I
Speaker 1: would do things. It didn't mean nothing to me. I
Speaker 1: didn't care, like if you knew about it, you knew
Speaker 1: about it. But we're in the culture of social media now,
Speaker 1: so everything becomes important. So this took a life of
Speaker 1: its own because of lad TV. So they used to
Speaker 1: post all this stuff with lad and it just took off,
Speaker 1: knowing to me that all publicities good. So how did
Speaker 1: it get on Street TV? My channel? Now it's just
Speaker 1: something that's going, that's carrying around and that's just great
Speaker 1: news to hear you say that to me, like, that's awesome.
Speaker 1: All my videos. T K kirk And comments, Man, the
Speaker 1: cent none one is. You can't get that. That is
Speaker 1: that amazing publicity I just posted me. I mean, but
Speaker 1: how do you feel that you you you you got
Speaker 1: people using your name to say actual fact that's on
Speaker 1: one hunt. That's a beautiful It's a beautiful thing. Jay Um.
Speaker 1: It's great to get the recognition I always felt I
Speaker 1: deserved because I am. If I could say it myself,
Speaker 1: if you ever see my stand up, you will be
Speaker 1: blown away. I swear to God, you would be blown away.
Speaker 1: You ever Google, if you get a chance, google on
Speaker 1: YouTube Jamie Fox and T. K. Kirk And Jamie Fox
Speaker 1: says every comic in the world is scared of T. K.
Speaker 1: Kirkland because I could go up in a dance club
Speaker 1: and shut the motherfucking down when I was on tour
Speaker 1: in w A. You're gonna be funny when you do
Speaker 1: the wrap toys. You can't ain't no game. I know
Speaker 1: you gotta go in that motherfucking handing your business. That's
Speaker 1: rocking toys. Have you ever done the show with prisoners inmates?
Speaker 1: Not yet, not yet because they're to But I'll tell
Speaker 1: you us in jail one time, and this was celebrity
Speaker 1: Protective Custody l A County jail in the nineties. Yeah,
Speaker 1: let me tell you who's on my deck, Demernendez Brothers.
Speaker 1: This is nine Tupac, Rick James, Rick James, all of
Speaker 1: us and that motherfucker together. Now the people now you
Speaker 1: can see, it's like a tear so it's other the
Speaker 1: way it was built. You can still see the cells.
Speaker 1: It's Todd Bridges in there too, because he kind of
Speaker 1: went in around eight. I'm not sure, so you can
Speaker 1: still see everybody. And I'm I'm my first I'm probably
Speaker 1: doing commentary three four years at the time, so everybody
Speaker 1: know I'm a comedian. But they're saying, t K tell
Speaker 1: us a joke. I said, not fighting the case. I
Speaker 1: ain't telling no motherfucker joke. The whole jail booed me.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about boot like I was at the motherfuck
Speaker 1: you ain't got nothing to do exactly I wind up
Speaker 1: telling the joke, and it was about a joke. It's
Speaker 1: just the bus to go to school, but retire a
Speaker 1: kid going to the bus stop every day. It did
Speaker 1: the bus to go to school, and they laughed so
Speaker 1: hard that it was unbelievable. But that's what happened in
Speaker 1: the situation like that, UM going to jail when I
Speaker 1: was doing stuff for inmates, and that's the only time
Speaker 1: I did it. And I think that it would be
Speaker 1: a great opportunity to do that somewhere down the line.
Speaker 1: Um with the gift that I have, And all I
Speaker 1: just want to do is just continue to work hard
Speaker 1: that the chips fall what they make, whether they say
Speaker 1: I'm a good comedian or whatever. But I'm gonna let
Speaker 1: the world decide with t K's place in history stands.
Speaker 1: And I don't uh, Sugar was your bodyguard. Yeah, Sugar
Speaker 1: was me and a DLC Blodard. Yeah right. So the
Speaker 1: thing about Sugar is to see how he blew up
Speaker 1: but didn't understand power. Was one of the it's really
Speaker 1: one of the most saddest stories in hip hop. It
Speaker 1: was it was just like being the kid is bullied
Speaker 1: every day and becoming a cop. Yes, now I'm the bully, right,
Speaker 1: And this is where should came, not really gang banging,
Speaker 1: not being a game member. He was now living this world,
Speaker 1: in this life. Now I got all of these people
Speaker 1: respecting me because I got all of these cats finding
Speaker 1: ready to fight and do whatever for that check. Right now,
Speaker 1: he's this. He can smell the fear that people had
Speaker 1: when Should Night walked through. You don't have to pretend
Speaker 1: to be nothing. All you gotta do is walk get
Speaker 1: that motherfucker, and that motherfucker got gout. Me and Suld
Speaker 1: started off doing the bub watching super Fast Big West. Yes,
Speaker 1: isn't his uncle? Yeah? And we was just going and
Speaker 1: getting on the plane and flying just to do the cost.
Speaker 1: We're doing security. And we came into front Hair records
Speaker 1: from their death row records. I watched my friend go
Speaker 1: from regular cat to a cat that frowned every day,
Speaker 1: to a cat that started disrespecting people and looking at
Speaker 1: people in a different way, to a millionaire. Now you
Speaker 1: got the industry and everybody on the tiptoes. Now you're
Speaker 1: bringing in and introducing the music world to us. The
Speaker 1: thug catch. This is what's gonna happen. You know, say
Speaker 1: what I want you or do what I want you
Speaker 1: to be. For him to bring us and to and
Speaker 1: to see it, and to watch him go from a
Speaker 1: regular shoot to a big red shoe with cigars and
Speaker 1: all that, I knew it was too much. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. Some people are just not designed to
Speaker 1: be success. When you listen to me, you would listen
Speaker 1: to me, and and he just felt like one of
Speaker 1: the untouchable, and and it brung him to a level
Speaker 1: where he put him right back where we where we started,
Speaker 1: right and that gotta be the coolist ship. On a
Speaker 1: previous episode of The Gangster Chronicles, you were talking about
Speaker 1: Sugar once where all you guys was pulling up in
Speaker 1: like low riders and hydraulics and he's coming in with
Speaker 1: rolls royces or well, this is a kind of mak' like.
Speaker 1: This is where made me feel like them, because I'm
Speaker 1: thinking outside the box opposed to my brother and all
Speaker 1: the other all the other honeys. Because everybody is happy
Speaker 1: with what they're getting but not understanding what we're doing
Speaker 1: to get it. It's like fuck it. But in the
Speaker 1: same choking My thing is, man, you do y'all hear
Speaker 1: the crowd how they talk about us opposed to him
Speaker 1: pulling up in his vins those whatever and he gets
Speaker 1: out and he fits in. We're coming out in khakis
Speaker 1: thermo shirts. Were the ones who look like, oh lord, girl,
Speaker 1: snap your person, go this way. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Come on, if we with you, your entourage, you should
Speaker 1: want your entourage should look like you do. Now we
Speaker 1: all can move. But that's what being the leaders about.
Speaker 1: And I used that story, um back east, you know,
Speaker 1: I started with jay Z also and when he turns
Speaker 1: the corner Bentley, he got nine other motherfucker's turning the
Speaker 1: corners and Bentley looking good. True story. Fam, I've seen it.
Speaker 1: When that motherfucker pull up a concert in Philly or
Speaker 1: anything a local area, he got a rose voices eight nine,
Speaker 1: ten motherfucker's rose voices. That makes you a big difference.
Speaker 1: It makes you feel amazing. I mean, just by the people.
Speaker 1: What what with the news say? The media itself shays
Speaker 1: about the entourage. Yes, if we was wearing we were
Speaker 1: tuxedose one time, and that was the grand opening of
Speaker 1: Devil Records. Nobody knew who was who because everybody was
Speaker 1: in the tuxed right. They didn't know us just you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. So and it made all the
Speaker 1: all the guys that ain't never put on the tump
Speaker 1: seed though that only more make you feel like it
Speaker 1: is good. And when you're leading, you don't take care
Speaker 1: of people, people start plotting against you eventually. Now we've
Speaker 1: on the show, we've heard we've heard about the trans
Speaker 1: transformation of Sugar Knight from from James and Reggie Wright Jr.
Speaker 1: Or the co host, But you actually saw the transformation too,
Speaker 1: because you knew him before death. Row give us. He
Speaker 1: was just a nice kid. I'm talking about nice yo.
Speaker 1: Sick was just a nice young man and that's the
Speaker 1: greatest thing I can say about him. He was a
Speaker 1: nice man. I actually saw fame change him. And if
Speaker 1: he ever takes the time to think, you gotta think
Speaker 1: about this show. If he had made different choices with
Speaker 1: the most powerful rap label in the world, you had
Speaker 1: Dr Drede, Tupac Snoop Dog. It don't get no fucking
Speaker 1: bigger than that. And Bam honestly knew what he had,
Speaker 1: but it was just too overwhelming, probably overwhelming him. Uh
Speaker 1: the power itself. Some cats can't can't, can't, can't possess
Speaker 1: that because they don't know how to be because they've
Speaker 1: never been that type of So to wake up with
Speaker 1: that gangster face our mentality every day, it kills you.
Speaker 1: You you get caught up. You get caught up. And
Speaker 1: if Sugar would have just stayed the business, kept the
Speaker 1: business thing going, but a lot of things interrupted him
Speaker 1: in his situation. He Shoe was a kid that never
Speaker 1: did liquor, never did no type of drugs and none
Speaker 1: of that other ship. But once you get involved in
Speaker 1: other ship, should happen, you know what I'm saying. So
Speaker 1: with the time you got down, I just hope that
Speaker 1: he see himself doing something better when he come home.
Speaker 1: Do you think it's gonna come home. Yeah, he's gonna
Speaker 1: come home. There's one way he can get out, and
Speaker 1: that's a pardon, which is that ain't happening. People are
Speaker 1: talking about that right now. I don't get caught up
Speaker 1: in that fairy tale ship. Well, that brother that was
Speaker 1: on death row in Texas, that we um I posted
Speaker 1: some about him a couple of weeks ago. They stayed
Speaker 1: his execution. He was supposed to be executed next week. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's so good they found him and it. But he
Speaker 1: did thirty years though, Yeah, ship, he still did third.
Speaker 1: And that's what I was trying to say about jail reform. Right.
Speaker 1: Once you in there, it's hard to get the funk out.
Speaker 1: They don't teach you about rehabilitation and prison. You're gonna
Speaker 1: do your thing, You're gonna fight, You're gonna stay. Motherfucker's you.
Speaker 1: You got motherfucker's that's running these streets right now today
Speaker 1: thug the funk out, but with booty vantage and every
Speaker 1: motherfucking thing. Yeah, strick advantage of the light's getting nigg
Speaker 1: it with the long haired white boy. Yeah, and no tattoos.
Speaker 1: And I was at um, believe it or not, in
Speaker 1: the seventies. You're heard of Scared Straight that. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: was the first motherfucker to go to that. You should
Speaker 1: have did something better with that, though. Yeah. I went
Speaker 1: to Scared Straight. My school took us there and we
Speaker 1: went in. He's absolutely right, you saw, yeah, because that
Speaker 1: was joke and booty shorts by Nick was bitches. I'm
Speaker 1: seeing this at sixteen, seventeen years old, not believing what
Speaker 1: I'm saying the most one of the most fear and
Speaker 1: scared things that you can ever imagine, not even about
Speaker 1: what they could do to you is to know that
Speaker 1: they've been there so long, or they could have been
Speaker 1: like that before they got in there too. Submit to
Speaker 1: that type of mentality you have crazy. I had a
Speaker 1: guy that was a life for I was in the
Speaker 1: CMC on the east yard, rolled up over there, never
Speaker 1: coming home. He said, I never touched no money, I
Speaker 1: never get no pussy, I never know nothing. The only
Speaker 1: thing he got close to pussy is ass. So if
Speaker 1: he run across one of these pomps that that's holding
Speaker 1: on na shirts, then so big. Who gives a fun man?
Speaker 1: Everybody else is doing it so they don't care in
Speaker 1: it what I'm saying, But you got to look at
Speaker 1: the ones that do come on right gangster in the mother,
Speaker 1: don't turn the little homie or this cat just claiming
Speaker 1: the hood completely out, man, suck them up. So I mean,
Speaker 1: we just gotta keep one hunting. And if everybody keeping
Speaker 1: one hunted, they haf of this bullshit to stop. Now
Speaker 1: just coming straight out forward, everybody is coming home choicing
Speaker 1: their motherfucking fingers. You didn't go in there like that,
Speaker 1: so doing something wrong in there, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: And to the young kids, listening, listen to what he's saying. Yeah,
Speaker 1: because you don't want to end up in that motherfucker
Speaker 1: your whole life would be rocked. You have no choice.
Speaker 1: Half of the cats that get rapped in there have
Speaker 1: don't have a choice. You got five motherfucker's coming at you,
Speaker 1: you got three motherfucker's coming at you, or you got
Speaker 1: one motherfucker that's been in there so long he knows
Speaker 1: to put your ass to sleep. I'm telling you you
Speaker 1: have to be hooked up with something with a click.
Speaker 1: You have to be known. You have to have something
Speaker 1: going for yourself up in there, and everybody know this.
Speaker 1: If you don't have it, then they're gonna take you, commissary,
Speaker 1: They're gonna take from from your your food to your ass. Listening, kids,
Speaker 1: don't even want to your what youth were about to say.
Speaker 1: You're gonna get raped. If you don't get raped, if
Speaker 1: you didn't get raped in prison, you got raped in
Speaker 1: the county jail. That got damn gang mindle motherfucker's was
Speaker 1: getting the ass took with with house shoes, getting getting
Speaker 1: ship carved in their back. Don't come in here pretending
Speaker 1: to be one of us. You're gonna leave at something else,
Speaker 1: and that's all it was about, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: But prison, you got men in there for the rest
Speaker 1: of their life. We had, we got a homeboy in
Speaker 1: they're doing life. Been in this seventy. Don't come in
Speaker 1: there and you from the hood. He's gonna rape your ass.
Speaker 1: And and it just said you're supposed to be in
Speaker 1: there when these little cats come. But he don't know
Speaker 1: none of them. You don't know none of them. And
Speaker 1: I was talking to Sleepy about this ship, his brother
Speaker 1: named Smiley talking about it. I don't know nothing else
Speaker 1: and I'm not gonna get no pussy no time soon.
Speaker 1: So you are the next best thing to be because
Speaker 1: when you walk down to cheer you see niggers under
Speaker 1: sheets and ships. But I mean, that's what it is, man.
Speaker 1: That's what else he got from me from um. A
Speaker 1: lot of the things that you said kind of alludes
Speaker 1: to this question about is there a feminization of Black
Speaker 1: America going on in our society? And if so, is
Speaker 1: it related to child molestation? Or is this part of
Speaker 1: a government plot or started with government? But now everybody
Speaker 1: thinks it's their choice. Everybody feels like, oh, that person,
Speaker 1: that's the way they feel that they was raised. I
Speaker 1: was in Houston texts other day and a young lady,
Speaker 1: UM said, you're kind of mean. I said why. She said,
Speaker 1: because you wanted to slap Cam Newton just what she
Speaker 1: said about winning the scoff And I said yeah, I said,
Speaker 1: because that's whether he gave or not. Still some big ship.
Speaker 1: He in the position that he has to teach young
Speaker 1: men to be strong men. That's just the way I feel.
Speaker 1: And she was talking about how her son, she said
Speaker 1: she was a dyke, and how her son doesn't want
Speaker 1: to hold her arm and he said that. She said
Speaker 1: that he said to her mind, that's not who you are.
Speaker 1: And you you, you messed it up when you made
Speaker 1: this choice to be who be a dyke? And I
Speaker 1: said you gotta, yeah, you gotta respect that. And she said, well, children,
Speaker 1: if they grow up gay, they should be. They should
Speaker 1: It should be up to them to make their choice.
Speaker 1: And know that's wrong, sister, She said, what do you mean?
Speaker 1: I said, would you let your eleven year old child
Speaker 1: drive a car? You know it's gonna kill him? I said,
Speaker 1: would you do that? Would you let your child take drugs?
Speaker 1: He said, Oh, I'm gonna leave them to make their
Speaker 1: own choice. I'm gonna leave these drugs here and then
Speaker 1: whatever drug he wants to use, I'm gonna let him.
Speaker 1: So know I said, parents are the gps to life.
Speaker 1: Our God is the guide children. You don't see a
Speaker 1: line trying to be a giraffe in the fucking jungle.
Speaker 1: Parents leave, And what I'm hearing is they're letting children
Speaker 1: lead to parents. And no ship is wrong. You got
Speaker 1: to tell the child it's wrong. You guide your child
Speaker 1: to a certain point in life, and then after that,
Speaker 1: whatever happens happens. But you posted to Guideo, Dwayne, wait
Speaker 1: for your son playing with um um. I want to
Speaker 1: be whatever like this ship bothers like that. It wasn't
Speaker 1: born like. And I'm tired of people saying that ship
Speaker 1: it's a choice, it's a choice. I think it's a
Speaker 1: learned behavior to tell you the truth. You see it, yes,
Speaker 1: and you imitate you. Or I think we're taught to
Speaker 1: be masculine and we're taught to be family. That is,
Speaker 1: let's let's go against the rap. I've seen that changed
Speaker 1: the world. So I knew about it here in Los Angeles, California,
Speaker 1: But when I went to on Behind Nebraska, in n
Speaker 1: and so the gangs of the different colors, My fuckers
Speaker 1: don't know nothing about no gangsh it out here. But
Speaker 1: it was of your head influenced the world they had influenced,
Speaker 1: and the ship just went viral. And that's the same
Speaker 1: thing with what we see now with learned behavior. People
Speaker 1: see it, you know, but I do I do my part.
Speaker 1: If I see a man with his pants down, I'm
Speaker 1: checking that motherfucker. You got your ass out around me,
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna embarrass you. Put your toe to scup. Man,
Speaker 1: Can you put your pants out? Just I respect. That's
Speaker 1: when you put your pants up around me, please. And
Speaker 1: it's what, not what you say, it's how you say it.
Speaker 1: And it's just that that's getting worse and worship. Yes,
Speaker 1: and they're even coming up over the ass and going
Speaker 1: through the airport like that is embarrassing. That ship is embarrassing. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's wrong. Yeah, put your motherfucker pat you hear me, youngsters,
Speaker 1: put your motherfucker. And when you do that, brother, I
Speaker 1: got you. Yeah, they listen. I thought of saying something
Speaker 1: like just what you said. When I was standing in
Speaker 1: the line, I think I was in seven eleven, and
Speaker 1: this dude his pantsils literally on his butt cheeks. Yes,
Speaker 1: I wanted to say something to the dude. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: gotta pick your pick your moments, because you can't. You
Speaker 1: don't know how a person going back. You gotta feel
Speaker 1: a certain way. But remember is that what you say.
Speaker 1: It's how you say. If you come up like you're
Speaker 1: trying to do. But if you talk polite and all
Speaker 1: this kind of stuff, you're good that guys, I gotta
Speaker 1: give anyone. Yeah, I have another appointment I have to
Speaker 1: tend to. Then I gotta get up any more to
Speaker 1: take this my daughter to school. Y'all just heard on
Speaker 1: Mr Characulum man, And like I said, that, knew this
Speaker 1: guy was gonna gonna bring you to us. And I
Speaker 1: really enjoyed the appreciate energy. It was just amazing when
Speaker 1: I walked in. And I do shows like this once
Speaker 1: a year, and I would when I come back next
Speaker 1: year to talk about my book, drop to drop my
Speaker 1: book next year, and I'm excited about that. I'm dropping
Speaker 1: another special. I might just call that motherfucker t to
Speaker 1: the motherfucker k. I gotta see how I feel with it.
Speaker 1: And I'm dropping a special every year because my goal
Speaker 1: is just the outwork. Motherfucker's Now before you go, tell
Speaker 1: us about your podcast and where people can find your
Speaker 1: show at Yes, you can find me at Instagram is
Speaker 1: t K Underscore Kirkland. The podcast is called the t
Speaker 1: K on Kirkling Podcast on side one of my on loudspeaker,
Speaker 1: on loudspeaker and you can find on iTunes, etcetera. Um
Speaker 1: this weekend, if you're in Atlanta, Georgia, let me tell
Speaker 1: you something. This is one of the greatest honors ever.
Speaker 1: I'm receiving the Red Fox Human Award Atlanta. Yes, UM
Speaker 1: special against Cat Williams, DL Hugeley, Eddie Griffin. Um is
Speaker 1: making special appearances and this is a great thing. And
Speaker 1: the way the reason why it's a great thing because
Speaker 1: when I started comedy in I had a bad bit
Speaker 1: on me on breathing on me, and Red Fox pulled
Speaker 1: was he at the time, I don't know how old
Speaker 1: it was. He was old. She was a bad woman
Speaker 1: and I was trying to houl out of He was
Speaker 1: talking for a while and she was on She said
Speaker 1: I can't see you anymore, and I said why She said,
Speaker 1: I'm dating Red Fox. So I can't wait to say
Speaker 1: this on stage on Saturday and that's gonna be in
Speaker 1: my acceptance speech. I'm gonna say I'm accepted, you know,
Speaker 1: received this on this this award because Red Fox, you know,
Speaker 1: play the player pimp to pimp. Well, before you go,
Speaker 1: who's your favorite comedian? Now that you mentioned Red Fox
Speaker 1: my favorite, Well, here's the real thing. I came up
Speaker 1: in the game of comedy as a street dude, so
Speaker 1: I wasn't really that comedian guy. Like, there's certain things
Speaker 1: I won't do, right. I won't do a rose because
Speaker 1: I don't do the I could talk about you in
Speaker 1: the audience, but I'm not gonna sit there that motherfucker's
Speaker 1: talking about me. I demand respect to my I'll go
Speaker 1: to gun trunk and get the gun and shoot your
Speaker 1: head if you get too too serious from me. Right,
Speaker 1: But if I had to say, um, who was my
Speaker 1: favorite comedian right now, I would go to Earthquake. And
Speaker 1: the reason why I like Earthquakes so well, it's because
Speaker 1: it's rhythm his style. You know, most people in positions
Speaker 1: like me, they want to say what they think. The
Speaker 1: orders say Richard pryor Eddie Murfred and and I'm taking
Speaker 1: nothing away from those guys. I just like to keep
Speaker 1: it one hundred and who he's funny. I saw him
Speaker 1: one of the old Byron aw and earthquake killed it.
Speaker 1: I'd say, hilarious, man. And then after that, let's te
Speaker 1: to the motherfucker who's the most overrated comedian. I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna get into that one at the start of war.
Speaker 1: That'll start a war. These kids are here too sensitive
Speaker 1: to handle what I would say. But there are a
Speaker 1: lot of comedians out there that are making millions. And
Speaker 1: I watched them and listen to him, and I'm like,
Speaker 1: you're not funny, dude. It's you know, remember who was
Speaker 1: growing up and your parents always said life's not fair.
Speaker 1: Life's not fair. That's just a business. Yeah, it's not fair.
Speaker 1: That's why I say, stay in your lane, play the
Speaker 1: hand that you dealt. And if you play the hand
Speaker 1: that you just look at the other man's hand, you
Speaker 1: get a lot further in life. Right, because there's a
Speaker 1: lot of mon they're doing shodation didn't be doing, especially
Speaker 1: when you got money. Yes, why wait, did you get
Speaker 1: money to be an astual? To act stupid? That's so true. Well,
Speaker 1: I want to thank all of the Gangster Chronicles listeners
Speaker 1: to listen to another episode of the Gangster Chronicles we
Speaker 1: had t K Kirkland. I really appreciate it. Guys, be
Speaker 1: sure you go hit him up, hit me. T K
Speaker 1: underscore Kirkland. And if you're in Atlanta right, yeah, you
Speaker 1: have the Emerald Club and um November twenty three, if
Speaker 1: you hit me on Instagram and give you tickets um
Speaker 1: to the event. Um. Like I said, t K underscore Kirkland.
Speaker 1: And we out of here and made your pain be champagne, y'all,
Speaker 1: And thanks a lot for everyone out there. And I
Speaker 1: didn't get to talk to him. I wanted to. I
Speaker 1: wanted to talk to t K about the way he
Speaker 1: wrote people in all the but maybe we'll get we'll
Speaker 1: get another We can do it, man, because when you
Speaker 1: wrote someone in the audience or a heckler, that's all
Speaker 1: off the dome. And because I don't be telling jokes exactly,
Speaker 1: that should be for real and the motherfucker. And I
Speaker 1: don't think i've seen anybody wrote the heckler like you have.
Speaker 1: I take pride in it, you know, I really do,
Speaker 1: and like believe it or not, if I don't get
Speaker 1: two or three people or four people leave my show,
Speaker 1: I ain't do my job because my show is so
Speaker 1: real that they can't take it and they wind up leaving.
Speaker 1: That motherfucker. I don't know why anyon would even take
Speaker 1: a chance of saying something to you during a show.
Speaker 1: I mean, and they do it. They still do it.
Speaker 1: They still do it. With the YouTube videos out there
Speaker 1: and everything. Some people come in unprepared, and I get them.
Speaker 1: They think they think they're funny until they get it
Speaker 1: in and get the running the right and I got
Speaker 1: the man. Just just the Hecklers is a show. What
Speaker 1: you say to the Hecklers. I probably a lot of
Speaker 1: them haven't been video documented throughout the correct and I
Speaker 1: really wish I did more that. There's a lot of
Speaker 1: amazing events, a lot of amazing things happened. All right, man,
Speaker 1: I don't want to hold you up anymore because I
Speaker 1: can sit here and talk to you for another hour.
Speaker 1: T K. Kirkland, we'll be back, and that's another episode
Speaker 1: of The Gangster Chronicles and we are out peace. This
Speaker 1: has been a Digital Sobutch Network production.