The Cost of Being Unstoppable: Chappelle, Jack Johnson & America’s Silent RuleWhat happens when Black excellence becomes too powerful to ignore?In this episode of Chillin’ With Caleb, I break down the deeper message hidden inside Dave Chappelle’s latest Netflix special The Unstoppable—and why his comedy is really a warning.Using Chappelle’s commentary as a lens, we explore the historical rise and fall of heavyweight champion Jack Johnson, the first Black man to dominate the boxing world at a time when Black economic and cultural power was peaking across America. As Johnson’s dominance grew, so did white supremacist backlash—fueling race massacres, legal entanglements, and the creation of systems designed to dismantle Black success.I connect Johnson’s story to modern parallels, including Puff (Diddy), examining how sexual vices, unchecked power, and state intervention have historically been used to neutralize Black men who become “too big to control.” From the Mann Act to modern media trials, the same silent rule applies: dominance invites destruction.This episode also highlights Chappelle’s most important gem—the truth about Black economics, legacy, and why every generation that builds too much must also defend it.This isn’t just comedy analysis.This is history, patterns, and prophecy.Tap in. Think deeper. Stay unstoppable—but stay aware.#DaveChapelle #BlackHistory #BlackEconomics

Who gets to define what it means to be American—and why has that definition excluded so many?In this powerful episode of the 3 Milli Podcast, Aboriginal Power joins us for a necessary conversation on hidden history, suppressed truths, and the deeper roots of Black America. We examine the connection between the Ancient Mayan civilization and the Black South, the erasure of Black Indigenous identity, and how these realities directly impact the ongoing fight for reparations.This episode challenges dominant historical narratives and reframes the discussion around land, lineage, identity, and justice. From Indigenous bloodlines to modern-day reparative claims, this dialogue asks hard questions about who truly belongs to this land and what accountability looks like moving forward.If you’re seeking conversations that dig beneath the surface and confront truth, power, and history head-on, this episode delivers.🔔 Subscribe to the 3 Milli Podcast for conversations on culture, history, power, and truth👍🏾 Like & Share to keep these discussions alive💬 Comment below: Who do you believe is the real American?#BlackIndigenousHistory #Reparations #AboriginalPower

In this powerful conversation, Scottay of Off Script TV breaks down his Celebration Bowl prediction and what it truly represents for the future of HBCU football.We dive into: • Why the Celebration Bowl has become the cultural Super Bowl of HBCU football • Shedeur Sanders’ impact on the HBCU-to-NFL pipeline and player visibility • DeSean Jackson’s unprecedented success at Delaware State and what it signals for HBCU coaching • The growing momentum behind HBCUs as legitimate Power 4 and NFL pathways • Why owning HBCU sports media is essential to protecting the culture and the businessThis isn’t just about wins and losses—it’s about power, ownership, and the future of Black college football. HBCUs built this game. Now it’s time to control the narrative.🎥 Subscribe for real conversations on sports, culture, and ownership👍 Like & share if you believe in empowering HBCU athletics and media.Subscribe to “Off Script TV”:https://youtube.com/@offscript?si=M9N5f7tEOcW2cgc2#HBCUFootball #CelebrationBowl #ShedeurSanders

Who Were the Moors Before the Moors? Dr. Kaba Kamene Exposes America’s Spiritual CrisisIn this groundbreaking conversation, Dr. Kaba Kamene joins 3 Milli Productions to uncover the untold story behind his new book “Who Were the Moors Before the Moors?” — a deep exploration into African genius, ancient civilizations, and the spiritual decline shaping modern America.Dr. Kaba breaks down:• The hidden legacy of the Moors and their global influence• How America’s spiritual crisis reflects a loss of ancient wisdom• The steps needed to rebuild our cultural and intellectual infrastructure• Why reclaiming African knowledge is key to the future of Black AmericaThis is more than history — it’s a spiritual blueprint for liberation, unity, and nation-building.📘 Order Dr. Kaba Kamene’s new book here:👉🏾 https://a.co/d/bgX6UJe💰 Support Dr. Kaba Kamene:Cash App – $Kamene777📲 Follow Dr. Kaba Kamene on Instagram:@KabaKamene🎥 Hosted by Caleb Smith | 3 Milli ProductionsSubscribe for more interviews with thinkers, builders & truth-seekers.👉🏾 youtube.com/@3MilliProductions

In this powerful and unfiltered conversation, Pastor Kristian A. Smith returns to 3 Milli to dissect one of the most dangerous realities of our time — how Christian Nationalism and plantation theology continue to shape the faith, identity, and politics of Black America.We explore how belief systems born in bondage still echo in modern pulpits — from the slave Bible to Turning Point USA — and how voices like Charlie Kirk weaponize Christianity to mask white supremacy. Pastor Kristian breaks down why many Black Christians still place their religion above their own liberation, and what true spiritual freedom really looks like.If you’ve ever questioned the relationship between faith, race, and power, this episode is your call to wake up.🙏🏾 Watch, reflect, and share this message.Hosted by Caleb Smith | 3 Milli Productions 🎙️

In this powerful episode of The 3 Milli Podcast, we sit down with Kamal Bell, visionary founder of Sankofa Farms, to explore how Black America can reclaim its greatest source of wealth and freedom — the land.From the legacy of George Washington Carver to the rise of urban agriculture and modern Black farming, Kamal shares how we can rebuild food sovereignty, restore agricultural power, and revive land ownership as a spiritual and economic revolution.This conversation dives deep into the roots of Black sustainability, generational wealth, and ancestral alignment — revealing how farming is far more than soil and seeds; it’s a pathway back to power, purpose, and divine stewardship of the earth.If you believe in Black ownership, community empowerment, and food independence, this episode will plant something in your spirit that lasts forever.@sankofafarms

In this gripping conversation, author, publisher, and social commentator Myron Clifton joins Caleb Smith on The 3 Milli Podcast to unpack the spiritual and cultural reckoning unfolding in America today.From the rise of Christian Nationalism to the ongoing erasure of Black history, Myron offers raw insight on the intersection of faith, race, and politics—and how Black America’s voice still holds the power to reshape the nation’s future. Together, we dive deep into the symbolism behind the Charlie Kirk memorial, the state of media and censorship, and the urgent need to preserve our stories before they’re rewritten.This episode isn’t just commentary—it’s a call to awareness, alignment, and action.Watch, reflect, and share this dialogue if you believe in truth, unity, and the fight for Black freedom.✊🏽 Subscribe for more conversations that move culture.

In this powerful conversation, Blue Pill joins 3 Milli Podcast to unpack the deeper forces shaping our time. We dive into the esoteric and spiritual warfare behind Christian Nationalism, the metaphysical meaning of Charlie Kirk’s death, and the timeless revolutionary legacy of Assata Shakur.From hidden energies moving politics to the ancestral and spiritual lessons we can’t ignore, this episode is a call to clarity, truth, and resistance.🔔 Subscribe to 3 Milli Podcast for more transformative conversations that shift culture, spirit, and community.@bluepillar44#SpiritualWarfare #AssataShakur #CharlieKirk

In this exclusive interview, Dave Anderson joins me for a raw and thought-provoking conversation on the state of Black America.We unpack the cautionary tale of Dame Dash’s Breakfast Club interview and what it reveals about legacy, ego, and the culture. We analyze Charlie Kirk’s death and how white supremacy weaponizes narratives to maintain control. And most importantly, we dive into the urgent need for developing and enacting a real Black Agenda — one that unites generations, empowers our people, and sets a course for the future of Black power.This isn’t just commentary. It’s strategy, warning, and vision — all in one dialogue.Tap in and join the conversation.Follow Dave on Social:@thebusinessbullyPurchase “The Real Black Agenda”https://a.co/d/8n2jR3g

In this episode of Chillin’ With Caleb, I dive deep into the death of Charlie Kirk, the fragility of white supremacy, and how Black empathy is constantly manipulated within the white social structure. I also pose a powerful question: If Charlie Kirk stood before God and saw that God is Black, would he choose Heaven?This conversation isn’t about one man—it’s about exposing the lies, confronting the gaslighting, and reclaiming truth in a world designed to distort it.Connect on Socials:@3millipod @3millicaleb