Amidst everything going on today, we had some great things to discuss. However, some things were just tragic on a personal and professional level. Let's start with some of the positives! George Floyd was laid to rest in Texas this past Tuesday afternoon. However, later that day, Texas Southern University announced that they would be giving his daughter a full ride scholarship to attend their school! In addition to TSU’s admirable offer, Kanye West also took steps to ensure Gianna’s education was taken care of as he reportedly set up a college fund for her along with donating to her family’s legal team. This is a great thing to share given all the commotion going on!! Basketball legend, Allen Iverson is in for a very cozy retirement thanks to Reebok. Former Georgetown Hoya is set to receive a $32 million dollar trust fund payment due to his lifetime contract with the Boston based company. The paperwork in question has specific clauses that speak to a vesting option that both parties mutually agreed to back when AI originally signed the agreement in 2001. Allen Iverson turned 45 June 7th. Ten years this day, on his 55th birthday, he receives a $32 million trust fund as part of the lifetime Reebok deal. The deal pays Iverson $800,000 a year. Man...AI continues to when WAY after his iconic basketball career ended. Now for the BS. Apparently, Tekashi is linking up with Akon for "Locked Up, Part 2!" The rapper posted a video of himself with none other than Akon, and it looks like the 2 of them laid down a new track, only refreshed with T69's own verse. Yes, we're talking Akon's iconic tune, "Locked Up," which now features Tekashi. WOW, not Akon! Not only that but he's also coming back with Nicki for a new song announced called, "Trollz." Actually, they definitely are back together, because the pair posted pictures of their upcoming song on Instagram. They plan to donate a portion of the proceeds directly to The Bail Project for those unfortunately being locked up due to Geoge Floyd. The tragedy of the week was in Chicago, which had the most violent day in 60 yrs - 18 gunned down in 24hrs! The University of Chicago Crime Lab just released a new report stating that the 18 people killed on May 31, while the city experienced looting and George Floyd protests, was the most violent day in the city since 1961. The record for deadliest day was August 4, 1991, when JUST 13 people were killed. 65,000 calls were made to the city's 911 line when on a typical day, 15,000 calls are made - for all services, not just shootings. DAMN! For those that loved the show, COPS...well, the Paramount Network has announced that they have canceled the television show, Cops -- a show that has been on the air for twenty years. Cops was nominated for the Outstanding Informational Series Emmy four times: in 1989, 1990, 1993, and 1994. We used to look at that show too. For the "HOT TAKE" topic this week the crew discussed 'how do you handle friends and relatives who take more than they give?" Drop a comment on your thoughts!