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Speaker 4:Yeah, I saw a lot of people say it, but I'm trying to set up for the video soon. I just, you know, been coaching these kids, man, even you know, taking up all the time. You know what I'm saying Right, exactly Everybody.
Speaker 3:Welcome to the show. Big Grizzly himself, kater, how you doing today.
Speaker 4:I'm blessed. I'm blessed above the ground. You know what I'm saying Able to be here. You know what I mean. So that's always a beautiful thing. When you wake up in the morning, it's a beautiful thing.
Speaker 3:Exactly exactly. You always gotta, you always gotta, give things to the man upstairs just for opening your eyes to have that Sure, sure, sure. Now cause some people don't get to do it.
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Speaker 3:Right, I just had to put my cat asleep, but that's nowhere near.
Speaker 4:No I lost him too. Man, you know animals, you gotta love your animals, cause animals really understand you like for real, for real. So you know it was really good, For sure, for sure.
Speaker 3:But yeah, go ahead, take a minute to introduce yourself to the audience out there.
Speaker 4:She boy, kater, man you know, owner of all my grizzly entertainment came along, died long. You know what I'm saying biggest grizzly on the planet. I promise you ain't never met a bigger grizzly than me. But yeah, man, just I do a lot really. I do everything. Anything. I get some legal money I'm a part of shoot. You bake biscuits, we gonna add some cinnamon raisin to it. We gonna sell cinnamon raisin biscuits. God damn it, right, but yeah, that's pretty much it, man, just trying to. You know, coach Really, like now lately. I really like coaching the kids. I always wanted to do like the goose stuff. So that's what I'm really doing now coaching the Southern Mass Amines out in Charlotte, north Carolina. You know what I'm saying. My boy Don, your owner you know, shout out to the whole org. Man, I'd like y'all for real, for real.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I saw that you were coaching youth football.
Speaker 4:Yeah, man, yeah, yeah, it was dope. Middle school was dope. Coaching youth football is like it's precious because you know they so young. So it's like you gotta teach them how to overcome adversity on the field and practice and then you know if you see them out in the world. You also gotta let them know like listen, you're athletes, you're a student athlete, stay focused, because it's hard for a lot of kids out here. Some of them don't have guidance. Some of them, you know football, sports is the only thing that they hold on to. You know what I'm saying. So if they come to you and trust in you and coaching them and you know you treat them like shit, it's gonna turn away for life period. So I took that very seriously as coaching the kids for real.
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Speaker 3:Now what's it like like coaching younger kids? Because I've recently I recently my son's gonna be turning seven in May and we got him in basketball and I decided that we had him in soccer. I didn't like how the coach was working out and I wish that I would have signed up to be coach, so I didn't make that mistake this time. So I signed up to be coach of this basketball team.
Speaker 4:So so I'm gonna be honest with you. Like you know, I was a parent on the sideline and being a coach, so I'm gonna give you from both perspectives right.
Speaker 2:So as a coach.
Speaker 4:You know, like I said, I think it's serious, like I'm teaching these kids Like well, first of all, coaching football. I'm gonna start with football, because I coach basketball too, but football is a very dangerous sport as it is. So, first of all, you want to teach them safety, like, first and foremost, you want to teach them safety, and you want to teach them to believe in themselves, right, because if they don't believe in themselves, they're gonna be scared as heck, some other kid that they don't know coming up in full speech trying to take their hat off. You know what I mean. So it teaches you how to grow, while you're also teaching kids how to grow you know what I'm saying with themselves, because, like, you can't just yell at a kid like I don't know, don't hit him, like, but some kids just scare away, like for real, for real.
Speaker 4:So some kids you got to put to the side like, hey, man, you ain't scared of them. You gotta build that confidence in them. So coaching kids really because I coach semi-pro too it's really different. Right, it's a big difference Because you're building confidence in kids with semi-pro players, they already feel like you know, they got the confidence, like ah, you know what I'm saying, so and but yeah, man, it's a beautiful thing. Now which I'm gonna go off of what you said like you didn't like the coaching and it's done the third.
Speaker 4:So like there's always issues with coaching and parenting right the parents and this ain't to you, but the parents always think they can coach their kids better than the coach. Like all right, cool, if you can do that, come on do it. Like more than happy to do it. But I feel like when a parent has an issue with the way a coach is coaching, it's not what you say, is how you say it right.
Speaker 4:So if a game's going on and you on a sideline screaming at the coach like ah, ah, ah, like, what response do you expect from a coach? Do you expect a coach to respond in a respectful way because you coming at his neck, or you expect him to like after a while? Be like oh, listen, hey you know, what I'm saying.
Speaker 4:So it's like, as with parents, you got to understand. You put your trust in this coach. Now, if you feel the coach ain't doing anything, you pull him to the sideline like yo listen, let me realize you, bro, I feel like you're not a coach, straight up. We've grown adults. You know what I'm saying. Like what's going to happen if you trust somebody else like you're not a coach, they're going to take off their belt and whoop you. You know what I'm saying, like so me.
Speaker 4:I'd rather parent come to me and be like listen, I don't like this and I don't like that, all right, but so. So friends say a parent can't even be like yo, I got they child that tight right and they think they child to be why receiver went in bed. I said, all right, this is how we're going to do this. In practice he can try to take some of his fault. Right. If he do that, he going to play at that spot. But in practice, if he act like he can't take that spot, if he act like he's scared to compete, scared to contact and we talking about football, we ain't talking about baseball, we talking about a full contact sport.
Speaker 4:And I forget these parents don't. I think these parents don't understand that, like you student at a coach saying, oh, my child should be here. Well, you, you put your child there and he get treated again. It's all fucked. Right you know what I'm saying. So I just feel like it's a way to go about it with the coaches and the parents, right? So I'm glad you said like oh, I like the way the coach was coaching, because you know we dealt with certain things like that.
Speaker 4:And you know it's like it's really has brought to a coach attention. If a parent can't even be like, oh listen, I don't like the way you coach my kid, all right, but what. You can actually prove that, because nobody perfect. Nobody know everything. I don't know everything. I'm still learning as I'm teaching. You see what I'm saying. So if you feel like you know more than me, pull up. That's not a fact. We're going to get sunny eating. We can sit down and we can figure this out together. Shoot. And if I, if I feel like you could bring something to the table that makes sense, I'm going to talk to the owner. But you listen, I think I might be in the wrong position. I think I need to go into the crowd and he or she, or whoever you, coach his team, or I need to sit next to the person in line Right.
Speaker 4:And I'm just being real, like but it's not what you say, is how you say that some people just it's like my son is DI Sanders put it in and a lot of parents don't understand, like when you drop your kid off at practice like coaches we see what you don't see.
Speaker 5:You probably see something at home.
Speaker 4:You probably see something on the playground. Let me tell you something when kids get around kids, they don't use to play with it every day. They don't, they don't hang out with every day and this, this kid is trying to get this position. A lot of kids freeze up, like whoa. So if you freeze up in practice, what you think you're not doing again. What you think your child going to do in the game. I played the game of football. It's a dangerous game.
Speaker 3:It's true, that is true. I played football for a couple of years in high school, and so I did. I switched to basketball because I didn't like the contact and plus I was better at basketball.
Speaker 4:I'm beyond suggestable football. I coached basketball because you know my some of my football players, they play in basketball. You know I just keep me busy and staying with the youth and I was like I'm beyond suggestable. I'm not the brightest basketball coach, so you can't come in and be like yo, you shoot. Come on Tell me.
Speaker 4:But when you coaching the kids, like, especially at the age group our coach coming under also coach 12 middle school Like. I coach different age groups but I'm the head basketball coach for the 10 years. So, like you know me, I want to teach them more confidence and knowing that this game is about going up down this court, you know, trusting your brother having his bag. You know looking at the court, seeing the court like and overall having fun. You know, because if you're not having fun in what you're doing, you're going to grow to not love it.
Speaker 3:Exactly, yeah. What are you doing there?
Speaker 4:Yeah, like that's my thing with coaching the young kids. Like they should always have fun in what they're doing for it. Like they should never. When it's time to go to practice, they should be excited. Oh yeah, they should never tell you Coach coach, coach, bugging, coach bugging.
Speaker 4:It's a beautiful thing, though, man. Like you learn as a human being, coaching kids and being involved with kids. You have to be a better adult too. You know what I'm saying. Like you move. Like me, I move more careful because I don't know when I'm bumping into a parent or bumping to a kid or something. So I don't know. I'm not reckless, you know. You know it's a different way of life when you actually end for the youth.
Speaker 3:Right, yeah, I learned like now that I have a kid and everything I learned that I have to start being more patient with other people because I'm one of those people. I'm a yeller, I like to yell at people. I'm sorry, but I am. I like to yell at people. But now that my son goes to school and probably knows like and they all parents probably pretty much know who I am Like I can't yell at people that much anymore, but I like to yell.
Speaker 4:Sometimes you know and I grew up in a household where yelling was yelling and boy, you're gonna get struck.
Speaker 2:That's the main ingredients of getting raised and I make it nerve bad. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4:Yeah, it's like you know I'm not a big yeller. Like you know, I got to get pushed to that point, like you know what I'm saying. But I try not to yell man, but like in the game, like if I'm coaching I might yell at the rest.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I'm the same way. I'm super competitive and everything. And then when I was back, when I was, when I was playing, like in high school, our football coach tried to dictate what other sports that we played, like he didn't want us playing basketball.
Speaker 4:He wanted us playing soccer.
Speaker 3:Okay, yeah, he's like play soccer because it it conditions you better for for football, I guess it does.
Speaker 4:But I mean, I don't like anything. Play, play, play in lacrosse, yeah, and you get conditions. That's actually my favorite sport, for a lot of people don't know that lacrosse is my favorite sport lacrosse. Heck yeah, they had a professional league. Bravia. Every professional lacrosse game. I don't like it. I do love lacrosse.
Speaker 3:Love lacrosse. It's an underrated sport. I mean, if you actually, it's like rugby, if you actually sit down and watch it, you're like holy shit.
Speaker 4:This is actually pretty cool, you're like when you get hit in the nuts with that stick, with that ball, you realize like this is, this is different, this is a little crazy. You got to be one crazy motherfucker to go out here and throw in the ball and wow, oh it's. You got to go home.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah, he's good question. Right, yeah, there's a good question. What do you tell a parent whose child just doesn't have it or have?
Speaker 4:the experience. First of all, you tell him that. You tell him like, oh listen, I'm gonna be honest with you, you know your child isn't at a level where you think that should be.
Speaker 4:And this is where it gets tricky because, like me, if I'm available, I could work with your child outside of practice. You know what I'm saying Me and you can get together. Work with your child is YouTube, is a whole bunch of things like, and you really need to sit down with your child and ask do you want to play football? Some kids do not want to play football. Some kids are forced to play football, like, and this is why I tell a lot of my kids, like, school is a big thing for me, right, I don't want them to think like I'm only good enough to play football. I can't make it in books or nothing like that.
Speaker 4:I always say football secondary. You're a student first. You know what I'm saying, because football isn't guaranteed Bottom line. It's a very hard sport to make it. I mean, think about how many colleges it is in America. Think about how many NFL athletes. It is, yeah, my point. So not a lot of kids are going to have it and it's okay.
Speaker 4:Okay, do you want to play football? Yes, I want to play football. Okay, these are steps we got to make to make you better at football. We got to put in the extra work. You know the Watson, most of the coach going to get with you. Now if they say, no, I don't want to play football, well, that's the problem, they don't want to play football. You're forcing your child to do some more. So I guess it's really you really got to have a conversation with your child first, see if they want to play that step one, step two. If they do want to play, maybe get with the coaches. Listen, you know what can we do to better myself. And that's where culture comes into play, because as coaches we should know if your child wanted, if they were in a push late, so to get it. They don't get it. We just got to help them, teach it, and we have to have patience because they ain't going to get it overnight. So it really takes a village when it comes to that, for real.
Speaker 3:It's almost like in their DNA too.
Speaker 4:I would say, yeah, but no, because I've seen some kids who are good as hell at football and you can look at their friends like they wouldn't get it after you, but their child has it. You know what I'm saying. And then there's some kids that their parents were great athletes but their child just ain't got it.
Speaker 3:So they skipped a generation.
Speaker 4:Yeah, it's not always in the DNA Like it could be in the DNA to be successful, but maybe successful at a different sport, a different something else. Like we always look at our kids, we want them to be athletes. But we need more engineers, we need more architects, we need more pilots. We need more things like that. I mean, you can attend it to the world, we run it with our pilots and that's that.
Speaker 3:I like the facts.
Speaker 5:What the hell am I doing? We ain't got no pilots. We had told all of our kids and child for this NFL team and none of them made it.
Speaker 4:No, none of us could fly to the games. You know what I'm saying. We really got to be realistic when we talk about sports, especially in sports and football. But it's a hard sport it is.
Speaker 3:It's a hard sport, it is. Now I'm glad that you came into pilots and all that stuff, because now do you think AI will have some kind of impact on the sports world?
Speaker 4:They're wrong. To be honest with you, I signed up for school and whatnot, right, artificial intelligence is what I'm going to go for and this is the reason being right. Ok, if you pay attention to technology, half of us can't even tell if a deep fake video is real or fake. That's true. Now, if I go to school for it and I learn about it, I could tell you if it's real or fake, and then I could teach right, because not everybody is going to be willing to go to school and learn and, just down the thread, they might just want to teach like, oh, where is it? How can I tell that to you? And if one person could teach another person how to tell, then we can grow from that. Because I'm telling you, bro, the world is manless. Listen, woo, woo, it's scary. You better get better on them up, because if a person puts out my social media, you instantly believe it. Instantly believe it Like it's true. That's true Whatever you see on social media, it's true for some people.
Speaker 4:So, ai, and so with sports, I honestly feel like AI could help sports in a way with a and it's funny you brought this up because it's man, funny. I'm giving a little secret about really what I want to do. But with injuries and whatnot, things like that, there's got to be some type of way we create some suits where they can protect them a little better from injuries or even when they get injured, or some type of way we could, without giving them all these drugs, some type of thing we create. We could just attach that piece to their body, check it out, like, ok, let's up, because, bro, with sports and medicine it could be a dirty game. And if you look at sports and medicine and look at all the people that we've lost to like overdoses and things like that because they got addicted to painkillers from sports or whatever the case may be, I'm sure if we figure out a way, artificial intelligence can help get through this whole medicine needing for injuries and things like that.
Speaker 4:I don't know, and that's just how I feel, the way technology is, that's just how I feel.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I think it could possibly go that way. Now, will certain people allow it to go that way? I don't know.
Speaker 4:Oh, of course not. Of course not. It's definitely going to be a fight, but if it and with me it's like if it makes sense to do it, why not do it?
Speaker 3:Right.
Speaker 4:It's going to save people from having issues on the field during a live fucking football game, where they're probably tarnishing some kids. Why not do it? Right. You know what I'm saying. Why not venture into some type of artificial way? I don't know. I'm sure they're thinking about it. I'm sure a nice owner, jerry Jones, with all that money, is sitting down with somebody. I had to throw that out there. You know what I'm saying, jerry. Jerry Jones is pissing me off, are you a?
Speaker 3:Cowboys fan. I'm a diehard Cowboys fan, I don't go live. Are you in New York?
Speaker 4:No, I live in Charlotte.
Speaker 3:Oh, in Charlotte. Ok, I thought you heard from New.
Speaker 4:York. I'm from San Cucinero but I moved to Charlotte. Ok, I was just a change of go, but listen. I'm going to tell you, I'm a Cowboys fan. The first football game I ever seen on TV I seen a start run up the field and I just like I guess the kid in me got so excited like a start running and I was like, and ever since then I just love the Cowboys. Oh wow, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3:So, yeah, it's not because the Panthers suck. Oh, the Panthers suck, they definitely suck Terrible. They just terrible. They just terrible.
Speaker 4:They make all the wrong decisions.
Speaker 3:Right, exactly. I don't know what's going on in Carolina.
Speaker 4:I don't know what's going on in the Panthers or Garry now, but they need to let our order. Step up in there and make some decisions.
Speaker 3:Right, Exactly Speaking of making decisions. I'm going to go off topic.
Speaker 4:Hold on, hold, on, hold on. Before you go off topic you want to say I think it's a fun fact, right, Our youth organization has more wins in the Panthers stadium than the Panthers do.
Speaker 3:That's a fact. It's probably a fact, yeah.
Speaker 4:No, that is a fact.
Speaker 3:That's a fact OK.
Speaker 4:So, yeah, what were you about to say? I just had to throw that out there, bro.
Speaker 3:All right, yeah, we're going to go off topic a little bit. It is the Christmas season so I kind of wanted to mix in a little Christmas thing in here. I didn't really go all out, but it is kind of funny. And you made a comment about decisions and I think some parents this holiday season have made some pretty horrible decisions. Let's check these out.
Speaker 2:Oh, oh, oh, oh. You're a mean one, mr Grinch.
Speaker 1:Oh my God, it's the Grinch. You really are a Grinch.
Speaker 2:You're as cuddly as a cactus. You're as charming as an eel.
Speaker 1:Oh, oh my God, what, what, no, what do you mean, mr Grinch? Oh my God, oh my God, oh my God, oh my God. I've been singing all this music and life, so homeless, talking from same to pairs, but sometimes I'm just crying.
Speaker 3:I can't say it cause I'm. I can't say it cause I'm. I can't say it cause I'm. I can't say it cause I'm To see the horror in the kids' faces. All these kids are crying on Christmas, and like in two days before Christmas.
Speaker 4:I'm gonna go go, go, go go. Some badass kids. I'm not gonna laugh. They had to be some badass Motherfucking kids. That's what it was. They like you know what. Everything ain't working. Let's just have the grinch come in and steal the whole Christmas spirit. Fuck, still the Christmas. He stole the whole spirit.
Speaker 3:Like, yeah, just this is kind of like a new fad and I'm loving it because it's all a good humor. But all you see is the kids, the tears coming down the kids' faces. They're screaming because some grinch Is stealing all their presents. The kids were hiding under a piano, I think.
Speaker 2:In the last one.
Speaker 3:And it was like come on, if the kids was bad.
Speaker 4:Have at it. I applaud. But if those were good kids Y'all ain't shit, y'all ain't shit, that's a good idea.
Speaker 3:Yep, grinch steals Christmas. That's great, cause you got some badass kids out there. Everyone dress up as the grinch and steal the presents, keep in place.
Speaker 4:Oh still, the whole spirit Matter of fact, if you got a kid having to steal your cup, fuck it Put all the. Christmas presents in the car and tell them to come get it Watch the grinch the kid, grinch boys, come Right Now. I was oh man, the.
Speaker 3:When I was a kid, the grinch was just a cartoon, but still it kind of when you're a kid, kid, like little little kid, you're still kind of creeped out by him Because he's a green monster. He's gonna come, come down, he's gonna take all your shit.
Speaker 4:I don't know man, I never feared the grinch. After a while I was like no.
Speaker 3:I'm never scared of the grinch. No.
Speaker 4:I was more scared of Santa Claus. Like why is this dude, fat ass dude, coming down my chimney Chimmy trying to eat my cookies? Like bro, what if I want to get up in the middle of the night and be sad and eat a late night snack before kids and you gonna come, eat the cookies and drink the milk? What the hell? Just leave the presents and go out the door. What is so? I was kind of frightened by that. Like what else you gonna eat? What if I have some chips on the fridge and you have to mention the sack Right? Exactly the grinch. You know it ain't bothering me.
Speaker 3:I never understood what I was saying when I went down the chimney, though, like why don't you just go through?
Speaker 4:the front door.
Speaker 3:Why don't you just go through the door?
Speaker 4:Well, I guess because it's illegal to walk through some of my houses if you're not invited, but then I guess it might be legal to go through a chimney, I don't know.
Speaker 3:I think it's highly illegal to go through someone's chimney. Maybe we should have somebody try it.
Speaker 4:Well, we might want to make sure it's the right house, because you don't want them to go through a chimney and end up with bullet holes, right, exactly?
Speaker 3:Yeah, no, pick the right house.
Speaker 4:Pick the right house. That'd be a good prank on somebody. What happens if you get stuck in the middle of the chimney Like wow in a world full of viral videos that would break the internet.
Speaker 3:I've heard a couple of stories of people are trying to break in houses through chimneys and getting stuck in there and having to call the police to get them out. I didn't see that.
Speaker 4:But imagine Santa Claus dressing up, going through a chimney and getting stuck. Really you don't believe in Santa Claus. You hear the sot-o's dude trying to get squeezed on your chimney after eating. Everybody could use a note.
Speaker 3:I guess he's magical, though he's magic, he's magic, he's got that Christmas magic.
Speaker 4:Well, I might have sent him a Christmas letter and be like hey, santa, you know what I like.
Speaker 3:You want some of that green? Yeah, you're like good, good shit. Yeah, man, you dropped me off on Christmas tree man, that's right. Exactly Now I was on YouTube and I was going through some of your music videos and stuff and I found one a couple of them actually where you guys are freestyling in the woods and there's a microphone just hanging like that.
Speaker 4:Is that?
Speaker 3:a whole studio, or is that?
Speaker 4:just like. So the idea for that video. You know grizzly bear, where you finding grizzly bear?
Speaker 3:In the woods.
Speaker 4:Ah, there you go In the woods.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 4:If I'm a grizzly bear, it only makes sense. I do a video in the woods, right? You know what I mean. So that was just a setup for the video. I was like, yeah, I'm trying to do this video in the woods. Man, I got my territory. You know what I'm saying, right?
Speaker 3:Now, how did you get started in music, Did you? It was like a young age, like inspiration type thing.
Speaker 4:Yeah, actually my boy Spree man shout out to my boy Spree, he actually, we used to be on my grandmother, my boy Spree, a couple other people with my boy B. Anyway, spree, really, he taught me how to write music. But we used to be in my grandmother's basement and shit, my grandmother used to go to work. We used to come back scared. You know we do. I had a little computer setup a little. You know I had an ee-ee-ee type thing, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4:So we write music from there and it's like you know, I found that music was a way to express your feelings for it. You know what I mean, like because some people don't really want to hear you, like they don't really want to talk to you, but they'll listen to your music, I don't know. But yeah, it was back, I think it was. I want to say, like shit, man, we talking about 2005, or I started writing music.
Speaker 4:But I really took it serious. 2000, probably 10 years later, I took it serious. I started a group with my bro, j Boss, called G4S and we had a few bros bitch with Simon, my uncles, man, it's a whole family really, and you know, try to make it work, move around and it's just like music became a love for me. I love writing anyway. I write a lot of stuff, not just music.
Speaker 3:Oh, OK, he's like poetry and stuff like that too.
Speaker 4:Well, I actually started writing. I helped my boy Shane, write his first movie. Oh screen. Ok, and not only that. I got been writing a book. Essentially, I kind of want to make it into a series, but I don't know, I might just keep it a book because people need to read more. Right. Yeah, I love writing, man Right, and sometimes I start writing, I just I don't know, I just be gone, right.
Speaker 3:Now, what kind of writer are you? Horror or fiction, or real life, real life.
Speaker 4:I really like real life, but I really real life is what I really zone in on. But I got in rough. Some comedy Shout out to my boy Chubb's Too Funny, I need to go follow his motherfucking with his TikTok. You know what I'm saying. I wrote a little script for him. We just got to get it going. A little funny script. I wrote quite a few funny scripts. I just didn't get them out there yet. You know, I got them fucked away in the safe just waiting for the right time.
Speaker 3:Right Now, if you I'm going to say this just once I do know a couple of people that would be interested in being in one of your movies.
Speaker 4:Oh, word, so yeah.
Speaker 3:Oh, you act too. Ok yeah, I've been trying to be a professional extra, Like. I don't want to say any lines. I just want to be in the background, just like Chubb.
Speaker 4:I should have sent you the movie clip. I was in my boy, mike he out in the musical. Ok, it's a good movie. It's a good movie, carson and Darrell, you know what I'm saying. And it was really. The storyline is about a school shooting, ok. So I had to play a role. I ain't going to get all into it. If you've seen it at the exclusive release, you've seen it and now you've got the way to come up. But I played a role where I really had to tap into emotion.
Speaker 3:OK.
Speaker 4:My boy, mike. You taught me how to do that and yeah, I think it's cool. I get in a couple movies, though, for real, right, for real so. Entertainment is a beautiful thing, right.
Speaker 3:Yeah, what movies is your acting? Anything big?
Speaker 4:Not far off man.
Speaker 3:It's good, so I might have to go check these out.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I'm going to send you the list Because there's a couple of them. All right, cool Couple of little underground movies. All right, check out, shout Out To All the Six, these directors you know what I'm saying Doing that thing, and then Tizak, seeing my brother seeing anybody else that do videos, movies, whatever you do. Shout out to you, man, because there's so much hate and anger out here. Like man, I just want everybody to do good, so shout out to y'all and that's all. Link can do something.
Speaker 3:Exactly, yeah, always got to link up with people, get connections going. Yeah, man, that's how you do it, no matter what you're in, no matter what you're in.
Speaker 4:You got to be able to move ahead and have people here and here and here. I literally got connections, no lie, from New York to California. Let me be honest with you. I got a kind of little cheat code because my granddaddy had 17 kids and they all spread across the country. I got my uncles. I got two uncles in California, most of my family in Texas, new Orleans, louisiana, new York, carolina, we all over the place. So it's a big family.
Speaker 3:Yeah, a huge family, huge family, very much so. Yeah, I thought my family was big, but we're dying off quickly.
Speaker 4:Man, my father's side is big too, man. You know death hurts man, death hurts the living. But I guess it brings peace to those who die right.
Speaker 3:Right.
Speaker 4:So you know you can't be selfish.
Speaker 3:That's what we're here for. We're here to live and to die.
Speaker 4:That's it. That's the only thing that I promise in life is death.
Speaker 2:You ain't gonna promise life Like.
Speaker 4:Think about all the kids that died before birth. They wasn't promised life, but they was getting to die Right, and that's the horrible part about life you know.
Speaker 3:Right, like if you think, really think about the odds. Like I follow Neil deGrasse Tyson. I'm a huge fan of his and if you think about it like when he came up with this little theory, he's like, if you really think about it, your chances of being here are one in like 10 billion. Like that's your chances of being born is like one in 10 billion.
Speaker 4:Yeah, because that's how many sperm cells you got to fight with a bit there. Yeah.
Speaker 3:And like, if you think about it, I'm not trying to be perverted or anything like that right now, but if you think about it. That's a lot of kids wasted just corking up.
Speaker 4:Y'all I'm feel, bro, listen, let me tell you something.
Speaker 3:That's a lot of lives right there. You almost feel guilty.
Speaker 4:As in. Are you stupid? I'm stupid. No, you call it mad bodies. Yeah, serial murder.
Speaker 3:I'm just saying, dude, that's a lot of potential lives right there, not that I think about it.
Speaker 4:We might be honest on this, you're just saying, with these rappers rapping about all the bodies they got, maybe that's what they be talking about. Maybe, Maybe man All these bodies yeah, dropping bodies, that might be it. They be dropping loads, ah. You probably just got to cold bro.
Speaker 3:Yep, that's it.
Speaker 4:They shoot nobody. They shoot it, but not gun.
Speaker 5:Nobody shoot it. They shoot it to them. Hello.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I'm through, yeah that's just amazing how those astronomical odds of you just being here are just amazing.
Speaker 4:Yo, I'm going to ask you a question, sure, because I happen to see it on YouTube and this might turn into a real interesting conversation, depending on what you say. Ok, it might be a little off topic.
Speaker 3:Blast, shoot or round the Earth. Round it's round. I'm a round Earther. I'm sorry.
Speaker 4:I'm pretty sure about that I'm not disagreeing with you at all, and this is tell me why you think that, and I'll tell you why I think it.
Speaker 3:Well, my theory is I said this on my last podcast on Illuminati Ice Cream we actually talked about this and my theory about the Earth being round is volcanoes are pretty much proof that the Earth is round, because underneath the surface there's like thousands and thousands of miles of just magma and liquid rock and stuff, and in order for that to exist, it has to be in the middle of a core, it has to be a core of something. So therefore, there has to be another side to it and it has to be another side to it that makes it a lot of cool and keep it stable. So that makes the Earth round.
Speaker 4:OK, but I'm not disagreeing with you. I believe the Earth is round.
Speaker 3:I'm not saying I'm right. I'm not saying I'm right.
Speaker 4:I'm going to play devil's advocate right now, right.
Speaker 3:Right.
Speaker 4:Have you ever been in school to be a scientist? No, have you ever been on an exploration with a scientist?
Speaker 3:No.
Speaker 4:Have you ever been to a spot where only scientists can go?
Speaker 3:No.
Speaker 4:We learn all this from what they give us to read, right.
Speaker 2:No.
Speaker 4:So we really pretty much got to go based off of that. So I say that to say this right, it could be round, it could be flat, it could be whatever. We will never fucking know it too.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it's one of those things where, unless you actually go out and orbit every single angle of the Earth and make sure it's round, I mean I guess that's what our satellites could do, but I can't read a satellite. I can't just go and pick out a satellite in the sky and see what it's doing, like NASA can.
Speaker 4:That's right, because I've been to NASA, the whole setup thing they got, and yo listen, if you ever go to NASA in the Houston, let me tell you something, make sure you read every single thing they got. When I go to NASA I like to learn right.
Speaker 3:OK.
Speaker 4:I'm kind of a little geek, I guess. I don't know.
Speaker 3:But anyway, same way, same way.
Speaker 4:So we went to NASA. I like to learn about what people would call weird stuff, but I like to learn about real stuff. Anyway, when you go to NASA, they got a whole bunch of stuff hanging right. One thing caught my eye they were talking about like I'm talking about. It probably was like it took me maybe 20 minutes to read the whole thing. It was huge, small, very small plant and they were talking about Mars and COVID, right In the same playground, right. So they said when we go to these places we bring back sicknesses, pretty much viruses, right.
Speaker 3:Right.
Speaker 4:Like it was a whole bunch, whole bunch long story shorted, basically like to me what I got from it. It sounded like they brought COVID from fucking out of state.
Speaker 3:But okay, so they're saying that COVID is from Mars and not China.
Speaker 4:Essentially like you would have to go to NASA and read it like because it's so holy, like it's like yo, this is a mine fuck Like. What are you talking? How do you even put Mars and COVID in the same thing?
Speaker 3:Yeah, it seems a little far-fetched.
Speaker 4:So I was like what I mean it's possible.
Speaker 4:I guess when you go to NASA there's so many different things you read and you like wait, that make you scratch your head. And then when you go on a tour and you see the shit they're building at the time we were there when they were building the biggest laser beam they were building Like we went at the perfect time and like we were able to walk through a low section and you're looking like what the fuck is this shit? Yo, what yo? Where y'all put this shit going up there? Oh my God, like it's like. And when you see stuff like that, it really made you question a lot of things, like damn. The first of all, do y'all motherfuckers really go to the moon and why the fuck we ain't doing that with all this technology? What did y'all see if y'all went?
Speaker 3:I think here's my theory on the moon landing Like I think we actually did go to the moon but we didn't get no footage, no pictures, no, nothing. I think we were there, we didn't land. I think we were there. We saw something that scared the shit out of us and decided to come back. And you're like, you know what? We'll just come back and then we'll.
Speaker 4:No, no, no, no no here's the thing. So what you said and that right, If we went there and we didn't land because we saw something, how did that flag apparently quote get there?
Speaker 3:Have you seen the flag in the moon? I've never bro.
Speaker 4:You know, the moon is clear than it ever would be. Bro, I could probably look at the moon and see motherfucking ET smoking a butt right now. That's how fucked the moon is you ever seen the moon Like bro? You can really see a highway on the moon Like damn. Look at them craters. I don't wonder what state that is.
Speaker 3:I don't know, I've never seen the American flag on the moon. No, I mean neither. I mean I just I don't think it's that.
Speaker 4:So listen, if they lying to us about that, what else are we being lied to?
Speaker 3:about oh fucking heavy, it could be anything.
Speaker 4:Bro, we're fucking scary man.
Speaker 3:Everything the Illuminati's real?
Speaker 4:Yeah, but I don't think the Illuminati is people like that. People think like we talking about the Bloomberg, the motherfucking, and Rob, rob Childs and, you know, rockefellers, the best, best them folks. That's what we talking about.
Speaker 3:Have you ever seen?
Speaker 4:We ain't talking about you.
Speaker 3:I'm sorry, go ahead.
Speaker 4:I was about to say we ain't talking about your Jay-Z's and your Denny's, and yeah, we're no, not those people.
Speaker 3:I'm talking about the people that own those people, the real people, yeah exactly, exactly the people that actually allow us to use these phone waves man.
Speaker 4:Right, exactly, they're listening to every conversation, everything and one of us might catch the fucking COVID after this interview. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm gonna text you like yo bro. I don't know what the fuck I ate, but my stomach is fucked up.
Speaker 3:They just said it's COVID through the airwaves, right through the airwaves, the airwaves. But yeah it's craziness the way things are going right now, but I was gonna ask you have you ever seen the show disjointed on Netflix? Yeah, it's. Kathy Bates and it's about a dispensary. It's got Chris Redden from SNL.
Speaker 4:I don't know I'm gonna have to. I'll probably bed, but Well, I want so much shit on Netflix. I'm not gonna lie, netflix is like regular TV, I guess.
Speaker 3:Right, yeah, it was canceled off of Netflix after one episode aired and not after one episode, but there was an episode that aired that canceled the entire series and it was pretty much one lady that was breaking down, like the whole government, how once you're born, you get a social security number and that means that's like the government owning you and they can pretty much trade you for like slave labor, sex trade, alien abductions or anything like that. And it's all because of your social security number.
Speaker 4:It makes sense. It makes a lot of sense, especially when you dig deep. Like, first of all, people think that human beings are the only living form in this universe and you think the world is, whether you think it's flat or fucking round. You're crazy. Right, we didn't build the pyramids. No, we know that. We know that those first of all we talking about way back when there was no freaking tools, technology, Like you need to tell me, human being carried all. No, it's like we gonna start with that Number one. Number two I'm a firm believer in aliens, but it's not the aliens that they show, right, I feel aliens might even be among us already. Right?
Speaker 3:Oh, that's for sure.
Speaker 4:The government definitely made an agreement with someone to get all this technology to run tests on us. Now think about this, think about our history. Right, the CIA I'm gonna say the CIA. They've been doing tests on Americans for how long? What people? For how long? We talking about syphilis, we talking about MK-Altra, we talking about all types of-.
Speaker 3:LSD.
Speaker 4:LSD, crack cocaine, it's that the third like now with all that. You know you can always keep your drugs up. Right Now they're roaming out of their house. Right? You have a lot of homesteads. We have a lot of people addicted to drugs. Right Now we have a whole fucking feast of people we can go pluck off one by one and go test. When these tests on these people? Right.
Speaker 4:Nobody's gonna miss these people, their drug addicts, their homeless. They don't got no family. Think about all the people that I go missing and never get found.
Speaker 3:Right.
Speaker 4:But, like come on, either on fucking Epstein's Island or ET's fucking planet being tested, or some government facility like you can't ignore this shit that's in front of you though.
Speaker 3:Right, there was like at one point in time where all the homeless people like disappeared. Exactly they were like they pretty much put them on a bus and shipped them somewhere.
Speaker 4:They went to Hawaii. Some went to Hawaii. I was watching something on YouTube and I was specific. There's one specific lady, you know. It kinda hurt my soul because she was like she was homeless. And they came to her and they were like oh, we're gonna set you up with a job in Hawaii. We got a one-way ticket free. It sounded so good. She got to Hawaii and I believe it, I don't even fuck with y'all so she got to Hawaii. She went to the place. There was no job, there was no nothing. She was left to be homeless.
Speaker 3:Wow, that's crazy.
Speaker 4:That's crazy and they're just like here you're going here.
Speaker 4:What's crazy is the stuff that they put in front of us that we choose to ignore and neglect, but the stuff that we decide to take in, right. So, like, I'm gonna just use reality TV as an example. Right, we watch reality TV. Like you know, people want to get that right. But then they put real life stuff on the right and instead of watching the real life stuff about what's going on, you'd rather watch the quote reality TV I scripted. And having to move in a certain way, having you wanting to change your body, getting all these surgeries and all this wild shit, again who you is, and then God knows where, and you won't win. So I just think people got paid attention to the fuck is going on and it should be fair to them. It's going to be a lot.
Speaker 3:Right.
Speaker 4:It's it yeah.
Speaker 3:So many side distractions going on. It's like sleight of hand. It's like something that you're watching over here, but something's going on over here at all times.
Speaker 4:Yo you ever seen a movie? Wack the Dog.
Speaker 3:No, I can't say I have.
Speaker 4:Wack the Dog is about the president. Our president got caught up in a scandal, right OK, and his friend was like I forgot what was his friend or whatever, but anyway he gets this guy and this guy has his friend that's in Hollywood. So they're like yo, he can't mess this up. We got to make sure he's elected. So the president's like what idea do you have? He's like we're going to fake a war. He's like I can't fake a war, what are you talking about? He said no, we're not going to actually go to war, we're going to write a war. So what they did was they went out. They went out, they got actors, they got this Hollywood guy, they created a war scene and they made it seem like America was going to war. Bro, you watch that movie.
Speaker 1:It will fuck your head up, I'll be telling you you'd be like yo are you fucking kidding me.
Speaker 4:And it made me look at everything like, oh, what Baby shit like that that they put in front of our face, like Hollywood plays with our fucking intelligence, like a lot. Just like the Truman Show. Think about the Truman Show. Right, how Truman was. You've seen that before, right? Oh yeah, yep, he's living in basically a reality show. Now look who we got reality. All cameras, all around Cameras of every fucking light pole. You don't know who's watching, you don't know whose entertainment you are.
Speaker 3:Yep.
Speaker 4:So you know.
Speaker 3:That's all we could be. Just entertainment for somebody else.
Speaker 4:Of course, that's exactly what we are.
Speaker 3:This whole civilization, this whole human race thing could be this entertainment for something higher, who knows? I don't know Crazy.
Speaker 4:When you start thinking about it and the average person can't really get to beat and fall because they would go nuts when he really gets deep, but sometimes I'd be like man, let me like this. We need to this shit be crazy.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it's like so many rabbit holes you can go down you can from like the birth of Christ to the end of times. There's so many rabbit holes you can go down, there's so many roots that's like what Christianity and science don't mix. No.
Speaker 4:Scientists say this is how life started. You know religions say this is how life started. And you know what we're going to find out Never, never, when we die. I was going to say there's no guarantee we're going to find out when we die, because I would know when we're going to another universe or so.
Speaker 3:That's true, or just be reborn into this one, or re-exactly Like do you believe in parallel universes? I believe in it, yeah. Multiverses yeah.
Speaker 4:That's kind of weird, like scary. If you ask me Like when you have day job, who would they say that you doing that You're versus colliding. I'm like, oh man, this is getting crazy.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it's like see, ok, I'm going to fuck your head up for a second. Ok, this is my whole theory on life and death, the whole multiverse thing, it all kind of combines. I'm going to fuck you up for a minute.
Speaker 4:I like these conversations.
Speaker 3:You might hear for a while. Ok. So when we die, we don't actually know that we die. We just pop into another reality. We just pop into another version of the multiverse, Like, say you're in, say we're right here right now, and I croak over and die right now I don't even know it, I'm just automatically popped right back into another multiverse and I'm having this exact conversation with you.
Speaker 4:I could run with that, but I'm going to add a little twist to it.
Speaker 3:OK.
Speaker 4:I'm going to say you know you were alive before. That's why we come out crying. We don't come out happy, we come out crying, okay. So you know, like damn, I've been here before, like I want to go back. You might even have flashbacks in your old life when you come.
Speaker 4:You know what I'm saying when you're born Like that's why a person cry like oh man, I left my wife, my kids, oh, bring me back. And then everything goes blank, right, you never know. So that theory is a theory that I actually, you know believe in. You know what I mean. Like I really exist in police. Oh they cool Yo listen, man Listen. You know you got to make sure you pay attention, but uh, but yeah. So I definitely went with that theory, like that's a good theory for real. For real, I like that.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I just think it's like it's, but it's. You know. I also believe in endless possibilities. We don't know. Yeah, I believe in one thing because I don't know. Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 4:I don't know if Jeff and Dahmer is getting in another life. I think he might be in hell burning. I'm just saying like any fucking human being that cooks another human being, and I don't think there's another life for them.
Speaker 3:I think he's probably. Probably he might have been down downgraded yeah, we'll see, maybe not in hell, but probably downgraded to like a beaver or a squirt. What if it's a roach or a roach, something to squish, that's it. That's how you're going to spend your next life. But I don't know. I think a roach would be too good for them because they can survive nuclear, like nuclear bombs.
Speaker 4:Yeah, you're right, but can you imagine a life we're trying to run from a fucking? Some roaches die eventually. You get stabbed behind, you get road spray. You know what I'm saying? An animal eats you, right. I don't know if I would want to live life as a roach, like when the lights come on you got a stutter. Like bro, that's like, that's bad. A squirrel, I'd rather live a life as a squirrel trying to get it. At least you act and trying to do something. What is a? Roach's purpose.
Speaker 3:I don't know Casley working, I guess I don't know Running around. What? Running around Grab food? Fucking scavengers.
Speaker 4:Creep people out, oh my God, you're making me itch now, yeah, but you got like that there and you got like that, though I was kidding.
Speaker 3:Yeah it was just. I don't know we get into that on other podcasts. We got to have you on that other show, yeah.
Speaker 4:A little out of your screen.
Speaker 3:Yeah, definitely, A lot of people, a lot of people in the conspiracy theories, especially nowadays, because you've seen so many conspiracy theories come true.
Speaker 4:It's not a conspiracy theory if it comes true, right, I think people got to realize they got to stop saying conspiracy theories, because we've seen a lot of things like, for instance I'm going to cut you off and this might spook some people out Remember that point in time when they were saying that Obama was getting all these caskets and they were finding all these places where they had all these caskets and missed out on the third of people were scared. Yup, what happened during COVID?
Speaker 3:We're all. Yeah, we're a little caskets. There's a lot of caskets for a lot of bodies. I think they're prepared for something.
Speaker 4:I'm just saying. And then all of a sudden, covid came and we lost all these people. So a conspiracy theory is not a conspiracy when it comes for throttle in front of your face. That's true. The whole country, the whole world think. Put this in perspective, everybody right now. If you watching this, I want you to really sit back and think about this, like really think about this. The whole entire globe, not just America, not just China, not just Japan, russia, not just six countries, not just a few continents.
Speaker 2:The globe shut down the globe.
Speaker 4:It could happen the whole globe shut down. No one was moving in the world with COVID. I mean it was the scariest, worst thing If they could shut everybody down with just a scare of a sickness that isn't even here, no more. Imagine what they're doing with some shit like Project Bluebeam or something like that.
Speaker 2:So some of y'all don't even know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 4:Some of y'all are so damn confused you don't even know.
Speaker 3:Project Bluebeam. Everyone was what happened in Hawaii.
Speaker 4:He went right to it.
Speaker 3:Though I don't sugarcoat stuff on this show, you go right to it.
Speaker 4:I'll let you know. I be on my shit. I pay attention to everything. I don't let nothing pass me. For instance, a lot of y'all get so excited about these hieroglyphics they showing two-potting, big performing. So now think about this. What else can they put in front of you? Exactly, this is here. Have people all in a panic because they think this is here Like, come on, man, we got to wake up. This shit is really crazy. Out here for real, my fucks. I dropped my phone. You're good.
Speaker 4:But yeah, it's man, you gotta get on that show. That might be too much for some folks.
Speaker 3:Yeah, exactly, we had to play some clips on this show on that one. We got real deep into this conversation. It was pretty good though, yeah, man.
Speaker 4:Listen when you pay attention to real life stuff, man. That's where the conversations go. I didn't talk to somebody about what's going on with Kershaw. I didn't even know how to say her name in blueface. I don't know what's going on with them. I know you know people be like really dozing in and out. I know about day life. What do you know about your child life? What the hell?
Speaker 3:Shit Nuts. You never know what they're up to. You just never know, so you got to keep your eyes open. I don't know, it's weird. I listen to the news and not listen. But the more I listen to the news, the less I don't believe it Bro.
Speaker 4:I watch the news. You want to know some of my watching news every single day, maybe three times a day. You want to know why and I watch the channels Because I see all I like to see, all the bullshit. You know what I'm saying. Like damn, they feeding us the same story on 30 different TV channels. How the fuck am I getting the same news in North Carolina that I'm getting in New York? Damn, the same storyline, how Same exact shit.
Speaker 3:Same exact shit, bro. I always try to watch news like from other countries.
Speaker 4:Yo, you want to know Australia.
Speaker 3:Australia is one of the.
Speaker 4:And fucking um yeah, england, but Australia, yo they be, yo they'll be playing, yo they ain't suppose a lot of stuff like that. I need to move to Australia because they ain't on to something right now. But really they tell it all.
Speaker 3:They had to be Because I mean, if you're in Australia where the most wildfires happen, I mean obviously we'll take like the global warming, for instance. You know there are people in Australia like this is just real.
Speaker 4:Bro, I'm about to fuck you up with them wildfires. When you get done, go ahead.
Speaker 3:But yeah, you think that because all those wildfires that happen, like in the middle of the country, where all the dry land is and stuff, that's why most of the population of Australia is around the coastline. But you have to think about it. Even that the area around the coastline is getting smaller and smaller and smaller because of global warming, and people in Australia like you guys are like fucking retarded if you think this is not real.
Speaker 4:Yo bro, I'm going to jump into the wildfires that happen in the Amazon.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 4:Those fires that happen in the Amazon.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I don't believe that was global warming. No, no, no.
Speaker 4:I'm going to tell you exactly what that was. Do you know that? Oh?
Speaker 2:do you?
Speaker 4:know that there are tribes right.
Speaker 4:That are still living amongst society Well, not a society, but still living in the Amazon, the untouched tribes. They've never been contacted by humans, they live their own thing. They don't know nothing about electronics, nothing like that. It's actually forbidden for people to go to these islands, right? So all of a sudden, these fires happen, right? So what do you think is going to happen when these fires happen? These fires happen, these tribes, they get burned, they die down. There's now, you know, after the fires happen. Then there's an article come out oh, the untouched tribe, there's only so many left. It's down to third-buzzard buzzard, buzzard, buzzard, right.
Speaker 2:And one might think well, why?
Speaker 4:would they want to kill these people and burn down their spores? Why wouldn't they? Why wouldn't they want to build something over there in the Amazon?
Speaker 3:It's real estate.
Speaker 4:Exactly and who's in their way. People that don't need guns and knives and processed food to survive, people that don't speak no type of language that exists amongst us. They're in your way.
Speaker 3:Did you see that video of the priest that tried to go to? Like it was a tribal island where they were pretty much all cut off from communications, from civilization?
Speaker 4:Yeah, what's in the food and stuff.
Speaker 3:Yeah, like he was trying to like tell them about God and stuff.
Speaker 4:And they're killing his ass.
Speaker 3:Yeah, and they killed him and, like, threw his body in the ocean.
Speaker 4:Yep, don't do it. That's the reason. Let them be yes. And they're like why are you bought? And that's you know. And if you think about it, bro, think about the natives, right? What happened to?
Speaker 3:the natives.
Speaker 4:They come and take them out Now, take over your land and you know, now we own all this like bro again. It's crazy, that's it. It can get real deep, real deep, but a lot of people don't pay attention to stuff like that man. And then you got the guy. What the fuck? The alien Mark Zuckerberg building how many billion dollars fucking bunker, like why? Is this guy? Building a bunker. What are you about to do? What are you about to try? You're going to fake a new board, or something.
Speaker 3:Right, exactly.
Speaker 4:Like what are we doing here? All right like come on now.
Speaker 3:There's actually, there's actually nuclear bunkers and I think South Dakota and people are snatching those up like crazy Norway and building houses in.
Speaker 4:Norway as well. They're like I guess a lot of people are buying, like a lot of I think it's, I believe it's Norway and building like fucking bunkers in Norway. And it's like when you're doing shit like this, right, and you drop the movies, like leave the world behind with little weird fucking signs in it, with Tesla's auto driving, and now two million Tesla's got recalled for the auto. Okay, like come on, why are we acting like this is not going on right now, like I just it's crazy, but I just don't want to be around for the fall.
Speaker 3:But yeah, I'm afraid of Teslas. I don't, I don't want to have a Tesla, I want one.
Speaker 4:I'm not going to lie, I do.
Speaker 3:I know.
Speaker 4:I sound crazy, I know I sound very remedial, but I want a Tesla.
Speaker 3:They can shut your shit down with just because. I'm going to do artificial intelligence.
Speaker 4:right, yeah, I take apart my Tesla and I learned it and I do this and I do all bro you know, it's just. It's just. It's just finding reason for everything. Now, with me saying that I probably get my Tesla and I should have gone auto drive right through a wall, they could too.
Speaker 3:Like that's just real. Yeah, yeah, malfunction or something and drives you right off a damn bridge. You sleep. You sleep at the wheel.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I don't think I would trust it enough to go to sleep at a wheel. I'm like bro the blunt or something, or change the song. But I don't know about taking a whole nap and, like Tesla, take me home. Nah, nah, nah. I don't trust a passenger enough. Like that I'm not trusting you.
Speaker 3:I know a few people that would just be like fuck it, you know autopilot, go to sleep, Nah, man, Nah nah. I know a few.
Speaker 4:I got bad nerves. I don't even go to sleep when I'm on a road trip and somebody else drives me, like you put your head over and like you have sleep, but you can hear everything that's going on. I just want to test it because it looks so futuristic, and take it apart and learn about it and all that stuff.
Speaker 3:I guess there's not much to learn. Is there a motherboard and a battery?
Speaker 4:Shit. You know how many chips in that motherfucker? There's a whole bunch to learn.
Speaker 3:It's gotta be. It's gotta be Another reason why the wildfires in Africa happen.
Speaker 4:Yeah, oh, steve, oh no, we can do this all night bro.
Speaker 3:We can do this all night.
Speaker 4:Listen, I ain't got shit to do. I ain't got no way to go to shit People. I don't know people watching, but they're gonna watch it. They were talking about life, Life. We've dropped in lessons here In Japan lessons Real Nothing, nothing, nothing, no, no, I don't even know what's going on. Like well, we can talk about Diddy, though.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah, what. The whole KeefyD thing. That's crazy. Oh yeah, that too.
Speaker 4:Yeah, keefyd is stupid.
Speaker 3:KeefyD is stupid. Some other one has to say right.
Speaker 4:He's talking about him becoming a Tupac and all that.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 4:Bro, when Chasley Clark goes wrong, I the case of that was like you know, you don't believe.
Speaker 3:Did he had something to do with two pox murder?
Speaker 4:Um, I don't believe keeping he had nothing to do with it.
Speaker 3:You don't think okay, uh, okay.
Speaker 4:I don't know man, did he? I think? Did he just a rake? He'll rake this. Yeah, I can see that he's another. He might be a monster, but I don't know man.
Speaker 3:50 cent beyond his head, my god yeah, I've been seeing some of the videos that 50 has been dropping.
Speaker 4:If, if, if did. He's such a killer like that you gotta think two pox was Two pox was the man that did. He got two pox, he would have been had 50 smoke.
Speaker 3:Well, if you think about it, though, all the original members of bad boy are Besides did he are are dead.
Speaker 4:Well, you know, I don't know if everybody remember, but uh, 50 things the right to did he. So he was in that bad boy A little. You know a little error for a second. That's true, 50, 50 and you see how 50 handle, did he?
Speaker 3:yeah, I think 50 would kill diddy in the heartbeat. But, that's crazy.
Speaker 4:Man, he ended one of the biggest r&b stars careers and like like that.
Speaker 3:Yep.
Speaker 4:As a kid I witnessed that. I said, hey, this dude got me definitely. It's any careers we're out to get all his CDs, get all this.
Speaker 3:Do you think did he had anything to do with with biggie's murder? Yeah, I think, because I think he's responsible for pretty much both of them, to be honest with you.
Speaker 4:I would say he's responsible for both of them in the way well, two pox in the way that he was probably behind the uh, the magazines hyping it up.
Speaker 4:Like because you gotta think a man like that, with power he's got power with the man, he's always had power with the magazines and things like that and they putting out east coast, west coast, so did he be in the motherfucking greedy money, greedy one, fucking he is. He probably like, yeah, throw this in the magazine, I he's gonna sit back, play the victim like I don't know what's going on. You know, I'm saying the mind of a monster man. He sit back, playing victim, controlling all the pieces, and then boom, everybody's beefing with each other and they doing two pox smoke and and blah, blah, blah, blah. You fucking, fucking Jennifer Lopez and having shine go to prison and Fucking, raping Cassie and Raping rats to kick raspberry and all these other people you done did.
Speaker 3:Yeah, there's like rumors of him like male artists. He's like for Bro, forced the male artists to like give him like pet bro.
Speaker 4:And then the b2k dude yeah, orlando brown. What's the Orlando brown? Is that man?
Speaker 3:Orlando brown.
Speaker 4:Yeah, yeah, like all these people, we rush off is crazy bro. Even like what's the actor actor dude name that was saying that how he was to rape when he played in the goonies.
Speaker 3:Oh. I will rate them all I know who you're talking about. He's can't think of his name. Damn it, he's gonna pop.
Speaker 4:Uh.
Speaker 3:Felvin, cori felvin yeah.
Speaker 4:Yep, cory Felvin, yeah, you know, everybody fucking said he was crazy and this down to third, or bro? Look how I be watching.
Speaker 3:Yeah, Cory Hi him to Cory Hi him too was he killed it so yeah, because of it.
Speaker 4:Yeah, like so. When you talking about these people with all this money, the possibility, and then we always hear about these rich people having these quote sex parties and you know, cat wings cracking jokes about it, like I don't look in this room and see this. This is the man. You've seen the downfall of cat wings. How fucking you said too much.
Speaker 3:Yeah, you're in the prison too. Hello they said too much with the prison.
Speaker 4:DMX saying all this and all that. Dmx life was no and DMX used to say a lot of like real life shit, you know, I mean, and now you know a lot of people don't know what they got until it's gone and that's real like if we sit back and listen to a person like DMX to pop and listen to the messages they had, it's like. No, it was really telling us something.
Speaker 3:Yeah, like life stories, they'll let you. You're giving you info.
Speaker 4:I have to like take he like what's going on for real right, the real shit happening and now you know, with it, with the music, the music is like. You know we got a lot of young artists who Drunk up. Think about it, like Kodak black. You know a lot of these people look up the Kodak black. Kodak, he make that good music. But I'm gonna tell you one bar man that has a lot of people out here dying. I know the perk was fake, but I still edit because I'm a grim him Think about how many people out here they they take first fake purchase sets on the regular.
Speaker 4:They know they, they know they fake. Yep but that whole oh Kodak doing it, it's cool. Like they don't even know they're following a trend that's gonna kill you right.
Speaker 3:It was kind of like that with the whole hip hop thing when I was younger too, was it's like like it wasn't so much with the crack, that was kind of like later on, but it was pretty much Like smoking weed, you know you know hip hop start a smoke weed, so we're gonna smoke weed too. And now it's like yeah, now it's like lean coding um oxy kind and perk sets and like all these other, like drugs that are like highly, highly dangerous.
Speaker 4:Yeah like and my you know, and it's like fitting on like first of all, it's. Fentanyl is a chinese drug. I was again in here, so easy. Right y'all stop. If I was a singular package right now, bro, if I was a, send you a pound of weed right now to your front door. That's what's gonna happen.
Speaker 4:More fucking police gonna arrest us, right, right. So how the fuck are they sending fentanyl from china and and this and only a little bit is getting detected now, bro? Nah, but somebody bringing that shit, and just like fucking heroin was brought in.
Speaker 4:Yeah, it's like heroin and crack was brought in. Crack was brought in by the CIA, like, if people forget, when you watch snowfall, that's based around real life shit, even though they they didn't give uh, freree ricky ross, the real rick ross, not the guy that tried to see behind the microphone. Acting might be whatever, but anyway Crouching laughter. You know what I'm saying when they really gave him all the drugs and he's selling it for them, and then they turned on his ass like that's real life shit.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that's real life shit Like and people just ignore that. Yeah, actually, I actually I'm in touch with a few people that are actually like connected with freeway. Ricky ross and I was. I was telling out talking about the whole snowfall and you're, and he's just like don't. He's like you need to stop watching cartoons. He's like the basis of that show is real, but what happened?
Speaker 4:Yeah, like. Right like he. Even rick ross even said like bro, that shit, but the the the fact that the CIA bringing the drugs, that's real.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that part was real.
Speaker 4:The whole reason why they were bringing in that was 100 real.
Speaker 3:He was getting it straight from the government right.
Speaker 4:But all that other extra, him Shooting all these thousands of people, and that is the best you know. That's hollywood for you.
Speaker 2:Again.
Speaker 4:I will go put it in front of your face and you can add a twist to it. Yeah that's a beauty of hollywood.
Speaker 3:Yeah or not, beauty valleywood, because they're showing you something really didn't happen. I mean, did it happen? Somewhat to an extent, yeah, but I'm pretty much I don't think they were killing off their clientele. That's something you don't do when you're at the drug game. You don't kill off your clientele.
Speaker 4:You see, there's the. The message with that is and if you watch it correctly, the message with that is man, uh, these motherfucking police are doing Not like. That's what I got from it. You can't trust our government. And I hate to say that because I'm gonna tell you something I love being where I'm at. I love being, you know, in america, because you know we may not be free, you know we may, you know my people may have went through so much, but the fact that I can sit out here and have this conversation, it's a beautiful thing. The fact that I can, you know, you know practice. My second amendment is a beautiful thing, you know, I mean. So there's definitely a lot of perks to it.
Speaker 4:Right, I agree with a lot of shit, no, but am I gonna say our government is the perfect government? Fuck, no, no hell, no, hell, no, hell, no. That's why we need more kids and become government officials, ci, quote, ci, a agents, fbi. We need that because the only way it's gonna change is if you know these kids, now they can involve with stuff like that and they could actually make the change, because right now it's a lot of evil, a lot of people, man, but, and they just All right, are you familiar with, uh, with the artist, yellow pain.
Speaker 4:Nah he's.
Speaker 3:He's a christian rapper. I forget where he's, where he's from I think he's like from florida or somewhere but he's a christian rapper and he has a song called christians and it's pretty much how christians use God's name for personal gain and it's pretty much how the government is using us.
Speaker 4:Think about this man, how many men. First of all, there's, there's, an area where it's called the bible belt. You know, if people you know travel, they know, right, the biggest mega churches. Uh-huh on this little area, right? They make a lot of money, right? My thing is why the hell do I have to buy you a big mansion?
Speaker 4:I have to take 10% of my income, which I barely make money as it is, give it to you, you go buy a house, a catalac and you just, you know you reading the bible to us, me, I got a struggle Right, I got a sacrifice and give you money. That's the biggest. The church and and and I don't know some of my family from you know the church is watching this. I don't know or they're gonna watch this. You may not like what I'm about to say, but the church is one of the biggest fans because, first of all, I didn't say come, come as you are, but you judge as soon as you walk.
Speaker 4:Yep you know I'm saying if you don't put money in the in the bucket, you judge. You look that funny. So when the churches go on this rant, like all you know a lot of church people, they they're one way in the public's eye on Sunday and they another way one day through Saturday. Like, and that's not real and you know a lot of this shit is forced on people. Like, if a mom fucking feel like they don't need to go to church to believe in, to believe in God, who are you to say they don't believe in God?
Speaker 4:I'm just yeah, I'm just saying some of the worst people I've ever encountered have been churchgoers and and as much as I hate to hate to agree to that, I definitely agree to that.
Speaker 3:I'm not saying all of them.
Speaker 4:I'm saying Most of, but a lot of them, a lot of them are Evil for real, for real, like right. They hide behind the bible. You know what I'm saying like so you, how you think, because you go to church every Sunday, maybe bible study Wednesday, you have the right to tell somebody how they should live. They like when, really, behind the scenes, you tweak it and geeking, sleeping with this, doing that, doing this, talking about people, judging people. I'm sure so holy that ain't the way God wants you to be now right he was.
Speaker 3:What is that? Isaiah 29, verse 13. I'm gonna preach a little bit here.
Speaker 4:Do you?
Speaker 3:think so. They followed me with your lips, but now with their hearts.
Speaker 4:And that's pretty much how it is. Yeah, that's the fact. You know, it's a. You know I find you know Some people, you know they believe in God. When it's when it's when it's convenient, right, it's not. You know. You know I think of God every day, like me I ain't gonna lie to you.
Speaker 4:I may not say it out loud, but you know it's nothing, especially with me going through a lot of stuff. I'm going through, I think, every day. You know I'm saying because I believe it's definitely somebody you don't have to answer to. Yeah, you know I'm saying so, whoever that is, whether it's, whether it's whoever you know what. I mean I think that person for giving me life. Exactly.
Speaker 4:But a lot of these people. They want to call on God when stuff just get hard. No, I don't care for giving you your car. They can't forgive you. Don't call him my God is rough, please help me. Like what type of time you on right? Like I'm sure God didn't say judge people because they don't have Suits. 300, all the suits and 100 I was gonna put in the bucket to come to church.
Speaker 3:Right.
Speaker 4:I was told.
Speaker 3:I always said that religions pretty much like one of the biggest games in this country for sure. Like God does not need your money.
Speaker 4:Sorry he doesn't need your money for sure, and I would be honest with you, bro, just just doing my little. You know I've paid attention to a lot of things I don't know too much about. I'm not Muslim or nothing like that but what I do pay attention to Is Muslims. A lot of Muslims take their religion very serious. Yes, they will stop, they will pray. They don't care what time it would that time come, they will stop, they'll pray, and they're teachers, their leaders, right. I find Christianity they're like backfire. I'm not I'm not being Hope like I want to say religion person like you know I was. You know what you believe in, what you believe in, but when you sit back and you and you play the tape, it's like man. Christians are making Muslims look like terrorists. That's true.
Speaker 3:They do they do? Yeah, when you get on a plane, who's the first person you look at?
Speaker 4:That's my whole point. So now, a person like me right, you want me to look at these people a certain way what makes you think I'm not gonna try to go see, like that, what they got to offer? They can't be that bad. Because, I keep letting them come over here, right.
Speaker 3:I think it's just like every religion.
Speaker 5:Every religion has the bad ones, right, of course, just like every race, every police department, every basketball team, every football team, every group of friends, every family.
Speaker 4:Everything has that bad after. That doesn't mean the whole fucking tree is bad.
Speaker 3:Exactly.
Speaker 4:And that's what we forget to realize, Like, first of all, you know the whole plane thing. Do we even know who the fuck attacked us?
Speaker 5:No, okay, all right, no, no we don't know why we went to war.
Speaker 3:There was, there's. No, there was no proof of there's really no solid proof, Bro.
Speaker 5:There's soldiers. Till this day.
Speaker 4:You can watch this. You to all type. You can even talk to some soldiers that went over to Afghanistan and said I don't know why I was there.
Speaker 3:Right.
Speaker 4:We're supposed to be offered weapons of mass destruction. Like Kat Williams said, where was the weapons? Who got weapons of mass destruction? America?
Speaker 3:Yeah, us, us, that was us. It was what weapons, and what weapons we did find, we fucking gave them.
Speaker 4:Bro, that's what a lot of people don't understand the AKs and things they had that came from the Soviet ship that we had going on that we gave them weapons, yep. So let me see this part what happened? I might be honest, we might crack another code. America, we drop off all the weapons, right.
Speaker 4:Yeah, we like all right, yo, let us get them weapons back. They're like no, we need these to protect our souls. America, like you, know what? We need to go back and get them weapons back. They got weapons of mass destruction. We gave them.
Speaker 3:We gave it to them.
Speaker 4:Like, come on, man, like this is crazy, like let's be real, and then let's not talk about the whole fucking 9 11 thing, let's just say they attacked us. Let's go with that narrative, let's go with it. Apparently, we were warned.
Speaker 3:Right.
Speaker 4:They already bombed the basement.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 4:They were already telling us now let's split the script a little bit. I don't know how true this is, you know, I'm just, you know, a normal person, but from what I understand our government wanted to do with some like real life war games and the military was like no. So that's why our response to 9 11 was so delayed because the military didn't know if this was real or what.
Speaker 3:Right.
Speaker 4:So it just shows you how fucked up it really is and how you thinking like yeah, I want us to hate these people.
Speaker 4:I want us to become Christians but every time I go to this church I take it all. I can't even pay my rent. But I can't call on pass, Like, oh, there might be some passes I'm not saying all passes are horrible, there's some that really take it serious. You know what I mean. But then you can't go to them big churches, and call them $1 million. They're like yo, TDJs, yo I'm Kater, I can't pay my rent, this is my dog.
Speaker 3:Right.
Speaker 4:He made about 3 million. Can I get 16? God said you learn through struggle, click. It's true. Like come on, man. You know what I'm saying. Like one shit man in front of us, we decide to ignore it.
Speaker 3:That's crazy, guys. Yep, wake up, open your eyes, see what's really going on out there. You got to, man. You have to. You have to. As much as I would want to continue to this conversation all night long.
Speaker 4:I didn't realize it was 1030.
Speaker 3:Yeah, we do have to end. We are running out of time and I do want to play a couple of tracks before we get out here, but I want to thank you for coming on and thank you for taking time out of your day to chop it up and, if you, have any. If you have any shout outs or want to tell anybody where to follow you go, now's the time to do it, so hey, yo shout out to everybody and I ain't gonna say one name because I might miss the name.
Speaker 4:Shout out to everybody we locked in. We locked in. If you love me, I love you. You know what I'm saying. You can find me at Facebook, kater Leonard. You can find me on Instagram, the real Kater let's let me hold up, let me double check though, cause man my Instagram.
Speaker 4:Sometimes I'll be tweaking, there ain't a lot, but yeah, man, shout out to everybody that's on your grizzly. Yeah, the real Kater. Omg, shout out to everybody, that's on your grizzly. Man, stay up, stay focused and just remember, man, life, life is gonna give you hurdles. Just keep jumping over them shits. It'll be worth it for you.
Speaker 3:That's right. That's right. Thank you, sir, for coming out. I appreciate you, yeah man Much love man.
Speaker 4:I'll highlight you.
Speaker 3:All right, later. Deep, deep conversation going on today on the day of the show, but I wouldn't speak it if I don't believe it. So thank you guys for watching, thank you for clicking that play button. As always, go ahead and tell a friend. To tell a friend Just like. Share, subscribe all that good stuff. We're gonna play some tracks from Kata. I was gonna play these during the episode, so I guess I'm just gonna play them now towards the end and we'll see you guys next week. We have Jay Hendrix from Bud and Cold Serial Podcast. She's gonna come on and chop it up with me a little bit. So tune in next week and we'll see you guys later. I love you guys. Stay up, peace.
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