In this episode, I invite special guest Tiggy Ti to get on here to discuss our thoughts on ONLYFANS. What’s are your thoughts? Give us some feedback

We gotta love everybody if we’re going to progress in life. I’m not saying bow down to your oppressors or continue to get your ass whooped. We need to eradicate the evil in this world, which is racism. Destroy white supremacy and it’s mindset in order for us to move forward. We see the ones rocking out with us and moving forward but the ones in the way, y’all gotta move and move quick. In the words of the the great Jackie Moon, “Everybody Love Everybody” .

Tears filled my eyes when my bruddas told me you was gone. And this was the first song I thought of. Kendrick Lamar ft SZA - ALL THE STARS. We went to see Black Panther premier night. I remember I bought the tickets 5 months in advance bugging the shit outta TiTi telling her how great the movie will be and how happy I was they picked you to play TChalla. How happy I was when they gave you your own Black Panther movie. You mesmerized us every since you starred as Jackie Robinson in 42 to your last role in #Da5Bloods. Your energy was magnetic! You made the world believe in a 2 hour time span, we weren’t watching a movie. We were watching historic moments in time. You gave little black boys and girls heroes they can believe in and be proud to wear costumes, shirts and gear. Shit for a whole year and a half, Me and Ti was decked out in Black Panther and Wakanda gear. Now you’re immortalized forever in our hearts. I picked this song to post because I will never forget the cheers, whistles and claps you got at the end of the movie. This was the end of the claymation, and people were crying and cheering all at the same time. That’s how you get remembered. #RIPChadwickBoseman you will forever be a king in our eyes. #WAKANDAFOREVER #CHADWICKBOSEMANFOREVER

17 years old, with an AR-15????? Fam what more do I need to say. I speaking on my experiences and thoughts. If you don’t wanna hear this episode, please skip this joint, and find another happier episode. This is real pain and hurt of what I’ve been seeing in this country.

On this episode we discuss the new Nas album entitled “Kings Disease”. I give y’all my top 5 tracks off of the album. As well as my #1 favorite track off of the album. Nas has dropped about 3 albums in the last three years I also rank those 3 projects as well. It feels good hearing Nas on the mic. In my opinion he is in my top 3 easily. Make sure you go stream this album, and listen to it with a clear and open mind. Ready to catch punchline after punchline. Nas brings his best in Kings Disease. Make sure y’all get you some lemon grass, some cherries, and some alkaline water.

The pain in my heart hasn’t healed in the last 9 plus years. I don’t think it will ever heal. All I can do is fight and remain mentally tough. I miss you mother. LONG LIVE DARLENE MONTGOMERY

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In this episode of the Bruce Lee story, I talk about his debut movie with Golden Harvest, The Big Boss. This movie came with a lot of strife. A lot of anger Bruce was dealing with. Trying to make it. But people are looking at him sideways and hating on his vision. But he still shined his light bright with undeniable talent. The story is only going to get deeper y’all.

In this episode I discuss the Nick Cannon VS Viacom situation. In my opinion he was unjustly fired.

No description needed. I’m just venting on this one.

The saga continues. And now it’s about to get real. In this episode I talk about the development of Bruce Lee’s Jeet Kune Do. Who he trained and who trained him. How Hollywood didn’t want to help him get a shot. The Manson Murders. The beginning of his martial movie debut in Hong Kong. What it took for him to get to Hong Kong! This episode is about to be real good!