Stevenson falls to Coast Guard 1-0 in extra time, Glen Clark, Coach Graham Miller, Coach, you guys got some great chances in the second half, some really good looks at goal. Is it frustrating at all to be two matches in and still not have found one that's gotten in the back of the net? Yeah, I think so. You know, I think, you know, we can say all we want about, you know, having a short-term memory moving on, but when you lose a game 1-0 thing in overtime at the same minute as we lost that on Thursday night, it does hurt a little bit.  So we did, and we talked to the guys about that. And I thought, you know, we did move on from Thursday night and you look at the second half because we changed tactics midway through the first. You know, we were the better team. I mean, I think we had six shots to two in the second half. We had three corners to one. It's going to happen. We're going to break that duck and we're going to get that ball in the back of the net. It's coming. I can feel it. Is it as simple as that, Coach? Is it as simple as, look, when you get, you know, Damada had two great looks. You had the one from White that was really good. Is it as simple as, look, one of these is going to go at some point or do you have to change things up somehow? Well, we did change things in the first half.  We played the other night and you can see it wasn't working. We were getting kind of hammered on the outside. So we switched it and I thought we finished the first half strong and we carried that momentum into the second. And then to create the chances like we did, good goal scoring opportunities. Yeah, law of averages, the one's going to go in the back of the net sometime. You know, you're going to get lucky and I think it's coming. We're going to get there and hopefully it's tomorrow. I want to talk about your two first-year starters in both Sievertz and White, who we've seen a bunch of different things from, right? Like, they're obviously good defensive players, but we saw some pretty impressive things from them offensively as well. Was this exactly what you thought you were getting from these guys two matches into their career? Well, both guys, you know, both coming from Mount St. Joseph, great program under Mike St. Martin there. And both of them, you know, I knew there was a lot of potential there, but you know, you see what they can do in pre-season. You can, you never know how they're going to adjust to the college game. Are they going to be nervous? But both of them look assured characters and they both came in and did really well. And I thought also, you know, when Chris Gonzalez went down, that was a huge blow for us at the center back position. But Derek Jackson, 41, came in and did an outstanding job.  We had three players that were freshmen in that back line for a lot of the parts of the game.   And just an exceptional to lead the back line with those young guys. He did a great job and I can't fault him or the guys at the back for tonight. Well, good luck to your Goldfish tomorrow as you get that opportunity for another quick turnaround. Don't forget about this one, Coach. Appreciate it as always. As always, Glenn. Thanks for your support and being here. It's Glenn Miller. I'm Glenn Clark. Go Mustang Sports.com.


The United Arab Emirates have been a big supporter of WISIS and its mission since its inception in 2003. And I'm delighted to have, as a guest from the UAE delegation, Lieutenant Colonel Mohammed Al Ahmed. Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel, how are you? Fine, and yourself? Welcome, and thanks for spending the time with us today. Now, we've had a lot of progress in your country in terms of the implementation of information and communication technologies. We've launched a large number of E and smart services for the government to interact with its population. Tell me about that process. How did you do that and how are you able to achieve quite high targets so quickly? You know, as you know, that United Arab Emirates, we have a wide leadership and government who are always keen in making people happy, feeling safe, and their life are in comfort. So providing services, you know, that was one of the main vision of our leaders in the United Arab Emirates. As a matter of fact, there is a national vision 2021, where that, you know, to put United Arab Emirates rang in the most the best countries in providing high quality services to the public. So that the project, each transformation project was, you know, part or one of the initiatives which that will meet that vision of the government. So we had about 339 services which we needed to put into smart and E services to deliver those services with high quality to the public through different ICT information technology channels, websites, mobile phones, kiosks, all these different channels. So you had an ambitious goal, it's fair to say. What were the major challenges for you in meeting that goal? We had, you know, a couple of challenges, actually, you know, first and biggest challenges we had that E services readiness as a matter of fact. We are in the Ministry of Interior considered to be a very large ministry and government body that deliver services to the public to entire public. Everybody in the society, everybody in the community will need such a service, no matter how old or where he is from that, you know, those services need me. In the back office, you know, to make the E services readiness, you know, you need a couple of different application, different database, you need to incorporate in line with your developing your E services. So that was one of the biggest challenges we had. Simultaneously, you know, other team were working along with the E services team and making sure that we are ready for those services. Other challenge we had is that integration with other governmental bodies, you know, because they have different database, they have different application and because we are dealing with many, many governmental body as well. So that was a big challenge we address and we have met that challenge successfully. OK, so integrating all the various government bodies to better face towards the population. This is your challenge to eliminate the customer, you know, just because he need to deal with only one government body, he doesn't need or she doesn't need to have different body of government, you know, to go by and finish their requirements. OK, so it sounded like a reasonably tough process. There's a lot to do. What did you learn from the process and what is the next step? First of all, you know, that the best and the best point we have learned from this project that we have created a one governance customer service. I would call I shop, you know, if you are in because, you know, United Arab Emirates, we have about seven different Emirates across the country.  You have the same feeling when you go to Sharjah and you deal with that customer service. So having concise customer service with same technology, with same governance, that's one of the things that we learned from this project. Actually, what's the next step? I mean, again, we learned from our leadership that, you know, we don't stop somewhere, you know, we are always having something new to deliver. We have something. So we are thinking always what is the initiatives or what's the innovations and delivering the services to public to make them and to ensure that they are happy. They are safe. They are, you know, dealing and receiving the services with happiness and with their comfort and their comfort zone as well. Well, Mr. Ahmed, we wish you all the best with that project. And thank you for your time today. Thank you, sir. Thank you very much. Thank you.


These of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, have arrested the former Managing Director of the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, NTSIMA, who over alleged the diversion of funds to the tune of 47 billion Naira through registered contractors of the agency. NTSIMA, who aged 56, was the agency's Managing Director between 2016 and 2018. The commission's spokesperson, Wilson Ouajarin, who confirmed the arrest, said it is the latest scandal to have been linked to the NDDC after President Mohammad Buhari ordered a forensic audit of the agency in 2019. The audit, which has been reviewed, covered the operations of the organization from 2001 to 2019.


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Hey guys, what's up? This is Chris Pipe. Hey guys, I'm coming back here. I've got another adobe after effects tutorial this one I'm gonna show you how to change colors of different items that you import into After Effects a lot of you guys might have you build a title or you build a design and Illustrator or photo shop for example, and you want to change colors inside of after effects or change colors over time Let me show you how to do that. We'll go real quick here guys if you're following along I'm on a Mac. Let's go to find her. I'm gonna go to my desktop and I just built something really really simple called squares dot AI And it's a black and a yellow square. I'm gonna drag and drop these bad boys into the project I'm going to import it as a stew it as a composition and Let's just get this party started. Okay, so you'll see here I've got squares as a composition now I'm gonna double click on squares and you're gonna notice that it loads up and I've got a Composition with a black background. I've got a yellow square and I've got a black square But you can't really see it because the black ground is right white. Pardon me So let's just make a change there quick composition composition settings if you're working along with me and Background color. Let's switch it out to white. I just moved it to white just so that you guys can see a little better Okay, good now. These are on separate layers. So that's an important point So layer two here is the yellow one and let's say that you know what I've got this nice artwork Or I've got whatever I brought in but I don't want it to be yellow. I want it to be blue instead, right? A lot of people would then take it back to Illustrator or Photoshop and make the changes over there. For example, you don't have to do that The next step in this process you go to affect some presets then you want to go down and you want to find a an effect called tint and This is a really good effect and now I'm going to drag and drop it onto that layer and it's there it's on layer 2 as you can see here and Presto makes it gray, which isn't exactly what we wanted to do But what we want to do is we want to map the black To the color that we said we wanted to be and I think we said blue So when I click over here and I go map Black to blue and then I go to map white. Oh, let's actually let me do it correctly. Sorry map white to blue Haha, I hit the wrong one there guys. I'll leave the black black as is You'll notice here that we have gone ahead and changed the color. So Turn it off Turn it on. This is done inside of After Effects Obviously and it's applied to external files like an adobe illustrator file So I'm gonna go ahead and command Zed that and change. I know let's let's Let's do that again now. You'll notice here that as I as I'm on the time head We can actually animate the color change over time while I got you So let's go ahead and left-click on this little timer Now at time zero it is blue and maybe at time. Let's go like somewhere around five seconds. We want it to be Red okay, nice bright red. So now you'll see the transition from blue To red and the weird part about all this is that when we take off this effect It started out as yellow Went to blue and then it went to red guys and this is the power of After Effects This is the power of the tint option or the tint effect inside adobe After Effects guys I hope this tutorial helps you out a little bit. I got a ton more stuff coming up and I will be back soon


is for the healing of the nation. My name is Michael Nichols. I'm the founder and the researcher of Miracle Forces, maker of Miracle Fire Rob. Miracle Fire Rob is a herbal, all-natural product made from herbs, spices, and essential oils. Rub it on and the pain is gone. That's my slogan for it. I'm actually an architect, turn farmer. I practiced for around 30 years and then I got tired of it. So I became interested in herbal research and now I'm full fledged into this. I learned about the entrepreneurship program through the Jamaica Agricultural Society. I decided to join because I think it would help me in the agricultural science. The experience was good, very, very good because although I had some experience in business before, I picked up a lot of points that was very useful and has expanded even this business, Miracle Forces now to a higher level. The consequence or skills that I'm utilizing the most is I want to document everything that I'm doing. Overall, workflow has improved probably 8%. 8 out of 10, maybe 8 fine 5 out of 10. An encouragement of other farmers or entrepreneurs going into the program to believe in their self. Don't give up, even though sometimes the doors may be shut one, two, three, four. Many times in a phase, you still have to be hammer-knotted. Some of the herbs that I grow is like lemongrass. I also grow the aloe vera plant, the ginger scallion, the mint and, you know, basic plants that we utilize every day right here in Jamaica and around the world. You can reach Miracle Fire Robb and Miracle Forces at my email address, kingrastamikey at gmail.com, or you can call me at 1-876-808-5903 or 1-876-453-6168. Miracle Fire Robb has been selling inside the United States, the United Kingdom, several countries in Europe and a lot of countries in the Caribbean. So, I mean, it's getting there and it's over. People calling me all tight of hours in the mornings, two o'clock in the morning, people calling me from the hospital bed. I'm not a doctor, I'm 20. Don't do that. Waking me up.


Check it, check it, check it, it's a unique hustle, it's your boy, E-C-E-O, and I'm here with the lovely official, Mr. Mako, what's going on? Not, not, you know my dad? Hey, man, shoot, man, hey, look out, man, feel real good sitting right here. Mm-hmm. Yeah, man, I feel, hey, man, my people is here today, though. You niggas better understand, I'm in the D, man, hey, you know how I change up on you, nigga, if you from East Texas, I'll say, hey, what's up, East Texas? But if you from the D, nigga, I'm riding with you too. I've been out here for 30 years, nigga, man, check it, man, run it, run it, lil' run it, the mother f- I ain't sayin' that in here. You feel me? What's going on, y'all? Lil' run it, I'm back. What's going on, man? I'm blessed, man, I'm back, I'm blessed, man, listen, man. Because the last time when he was in here, um, she had a baby in the mail, and now the baby came out. Oh, baby girl. Yeah, she almost two months. She's gorgeous. Thank you so much. Who they say she look like?  But it's in between me and her mama and my son. They changed, it takes about a year before they really figure out who they want to look like. I say, I'll say like, nine months tops, that's when you're going to get a realistic look on, like, you're going to have a cute baby, or you're going to be like, oh, shh.  Yeah. Did you admit it? Oh, my baby here, I'm good. No, I'm not here.   You didn't mean like, let me see. Let me see you. Man, you don't see some. I didn't see some babies, man. Can I look at them? Let me take a look. That's a cute bib on that baby. Well, let me tell you what happened to the cute, the ugly babies at birth. What? They'd glow up when they get older. They'd never stay. Glow up.  No, I never seen that. I was raised with some ugly ones that didn't change. They were ugly. The daddy was ugly. Mama wasn't cute. She just, you know, yeah, it's out here.  Yeah, yeah, they ugly and they cool with it.   Y'all should have merged and put nothing together. You said nobody knew. You said nobody knew. Nobody would know. So it's love blind. So let me ask you a question.  No, I haven't personally saw that before. I've only heard it. It's happened. I have personally never seen it. It's happened. It's really love is blind? No. It's not really blind. No, it ain't blind for sure. Everybody else can see it, but you and the person you with. Yeah, of course not. How about that? So, hey, run. Why are you working so hard, man? I've been seeing you on every... Say why? Everybody music. Jumping out, everybody music. Because he got kids. That's why. You hear what she said? Bought that nigga jumping out there, getting to it. I seen you on one with Jerny. I seen you on one with Kay Breeze. Shout out to both of them. Shout out to both of them. Yeah, I say, man, ain't got here working, man. I got to work. I like it, man. I got to stay busy. It's almost like every time we get somebody new on our show when we go researching, he always on something with them. They already done worked with him or they know of him or he and the missus or what they're doing. I'm not playing. We see that a lot. And them songs be fired too. Amen. My whole purpose with what I was doing was I got to be a part of everybody else's legacy too. I started to learn the best way to be a legend, like everybody say you are. Like you got to be a part of other legends, legend. Legendary. Just a legacy. You got to be a part of that too. You got to be somewhere in a situation, in a story, in a timeline, you got to just have, you got to step in there. Okay. You know what I mean? What are you doing? Like you can't just, you know what I mean? You can't just be selfish. You see, you know what I'm saying? I got to sprinkle some of this everywhere.  Oh my God. This, this, this. That's what some people be thinking. A lot of people think too hard too. That's true. That's true. I was one of them people. I used to do that. All the sitting and thinking and stuff. But all that. I don't mind is the devil's playground. Like you got to work. You got to stay busy. You got to, you got to keep putting it in their face. Like people are not thinking about you when you ain't giving them a reason to.  That's, that's dope. Honestly, I just be myself this whole time. But you see what I'm saying? Like, cause it's a lot of people and I know them. I ain't naming them. I'm, I'm definitely a positive love type guy for all the artists, but they struggle with that. And I talked to some of them, even on this show that couldn't get past some of the stuff that they endured while they was, you know, basically going through their career. At some point it stopped and they can't get past it. And I talked to some people in ATL the same way. Like big artists that be with future, that be with all the people, but they can't get past it. You know what I mean? They can't get past that, the situation that, that they had to bump in the road at. You know what I'm saying? Man, I always say, you know, you can get in your own way. That's the only thing. Nobody, nobody can personally stop what you got going, but you. That thought process, like mental, everything is mental. Nobody can ever stop what you got going, but you like, anytime I'm in a bad situation, I can always sit back and I can dig up all the way to the root of it. And it's something that I did. Regardless of what had happened, regardless if I dealt with a certain type of person, that was a choice that I made. So I always got to take full accountability for everything. Then I can always come back to the drawing board and take care of myself. Are you the type of person that if you did, if when you do that and you realize that it's something that you did, if you had to go and apologize, are you the type of person that find it hard to go apologize or you'll just say, man, I was wrong. If I'm wrong, I'm apologize. Wow. So that means, that means you grow. That's probably why you've had this longevity like you've had is because you know how to be resilient at times. You know how to forgive. You know how to let things go. You're not out here harboring negativity. Oh, no, you can't. All that stuff right there hold you back. And I tell people that. And I tell people a lot of times too, the more money that I meet, the people that really excel in, the more humble I see. I'm being real. The more smiles I get, it seems like we're having a great time. Because you get, because I guess with me what I learned just on my journey was all the opportunities that just keep coming. Like, man, these are blessings. Like these blessings. So if I'm running around mad all day and I'm still being blessed, he'll slash that from me. Yeah. He'll slash that from me like, bro, you went through this, but the next day something might happen where it, you know? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Then what? You still mad at that? Like no, you got to go dust that under the rug and keep the business moving. Yeah, yeah. I've always seen you as the person who is always humble, sweet, I mean kindhearted, you know, that's the vibe I get from you. And anybody else I talk to is the same vibe they get. Have you always been that person or you had to grow up from the other kind of person to this person? I wouldn't necessarily say that. I've always been straightforward. So what you see is what you get. Like, I ain't going to disrespect nobody. My mama raised me like that. So usually, like a lot of people are just rude. Like, I see that.  So what I always take the consideration is that what you do is something that I might have to like, it might be a chain reaction or something I got to run into. You see what I'm saying? If somebody do some take vences at a gas pump and they got sweaty pumps and they don't clean the pump before you get there, you grab the pump, it's nasty. But that comes from somebody you don't even know. In the world, they're just inconsiderate. They know they got sweaty hands. See me, I'm one of them type of people that I'm always considerate. That's just how my mommy is too. I'm not too big. I see what you said. They'll say, that's what I be all like. I'll be like, bro, they don't even, it ain't even that big because I don't see people take more and do away more than what I endure. And like, I'm not passive at all. I'm checking whatever is going on. Like it.  Like, I know gray area. And the last time we were on here, I didn't get to interview you. What? No, it was Busta. So, you know, since I'm around here. I like to take it way back. Uh-oh. She gonna get it. I need to know about little Ronnie. The child. No. Before he was the MF. Okay. From a child coming up. How were you? Who were you? Sports. I was like. I was bad. But I'll say. The stuff that like. As kids, the stuff that we did just out here. Like, we should be excited from like going to the parties and the parties and the parties and the parties and the parties and the parties and the parties and the parties and the parties and the parties and the parties and the parties and the parties and the party gets shot up, and you don't get hit. Yeah. Whoa, you got three of them. How are you excited? I'm the more I grew, the more I started to see, like, bro. It was your life, bro. Like, it's just certain thing, like you said, I just started it with microband. Early though. How old were you at that time? 15, 16. Like, I don't kept all my family out of so much trouble. You got siblings? I got two sisters and a big brother. Two sisters and a big brother. I'm the baby. You are that. That's good that you can learn from other people's experience and you don't have to go through it yourself. But you said you were bad, bad how? Give me an example about that. Like just a bad kid, I was just a bad kid. Like I was a class clown in school. So I was troublemaking. Like my mama used to tell me like, your teacher probably hate to see you coming. Yeah. And I understood that now that I'm an adult and I be like, and now I know what they was getting paid, I know they hated to see me coming to me too. What did you do? Same thing. I just was, I took every opportunity like, I take every opportunity, if I got a punch line and throw in, I'm chucking it in there. Have you seen anybody that was, you know you bad when you see an old teacher and she said, ooh, no. That's what he, that's what he, I had this water, no, I had this water to tell me, ooh, no. She saw you later and told you that. Yeah, like I was like, I'm about to leave. Like, no. Like, nah, that was bad, dude. Like burning, yeah, I burned some in the room. When he told me about things that he used to do when he was a kid, I started praying to God, like God, please don't let my kids be like him.  And go hide. Yeah, no, I ain't hiding, I'm just sitting, I'm sitting in the classroom while the fire's burning back there. Why is it going on? Yeah, and everybody, it started discovering and I discovered it with them, like, yeah, yeah. Oh, it's a fire, it's a fire back there, y'all. And they don't know I done did it. They know who done did it. Did they tell on you, y'all? No, they, real G kept a real G. We put it out together. Yeah. Yeah, I was, it was bad. I think God, my kids ain't nothing like me cause dude, it was horrible, man. One thing I never did was let nothing make it to the house to my momma though. Man, no, really, how did you do that? I don't know. Now, me neither. Because no teacher's calling, said man. No, the teacher's for sure, the teacher's will call. Mine didn't call, we didn't call. I'm older than you, so they didn't call. Whoopings, man, I come from where, my momma, I'm little, you see how little I am as a man? Imagine me as a kid. My momma used to lift me up by one leg with me. No. Show, one leg built, bowed. I'm just hanging and kicking. That's good, that's good. So you got in more than any of your other siblings? Yeah, for sure. Wow. Yeah, man. Wow. So, just tell us a little bit about, like just if you had to go back, man, and tell the younger you, I always get that. That's one of my favorite questions. How to respond, what did you tell him? The younger me? How to respond to what he's about to face.  Talking to, you talking to that little runny from now. What would you say? First I wanna say that I don't regret none of this that I done done. Of course, I get it, I get it, y'all. Because he brought you to where you are today. Exactly, and so that path alone is crazy, but I would really tell myself. But, okay, hold on, before you say that, because being in the music industry, or being just an adult, there's times in the past where we all have been through something where you could have made more money with a certain decision, or you could have helped somebody and said, oh, you know, you were maybe rushing, and then end up saying something positive to that person to help change your life and you hear that that person killed himself for, you know, something like that. So it doesn't have to be something that's gonna change your future, but there's something that, you know, you look back and you're like, you know what, I regret not saying that, or doing that at that moment in time. I would have said, I should have just trusted what I knew. You see what I'm saying? You can guess yourself. It wasn't necessarily me second guessing myself, it was just more so seeking validation in places that I didn't need it. Ah. You see what I'm saying? I got you. So now that I'm here, still pushing, still breathing, I got to see that all the choices that I did make and everything that I did put myself in position for, like it was successful. So I know there was certain things that I gave to other people to do for me. And it was like, I didn't need that. You see what I'm saying? So I would have just took that and said, I trust what you're doing, bro. Trust what you and your bro is doing. Y'all don't need no this, no, no overhead, seeking, looking, helping. You don't need help. You know what you're doing. Yeah. I would have done that. Well, hey, that brings up a good subject. You know, shout out to Ricky Booker because he was my short Ricky. Wait a minute.  I flipped over.  You know that's how I said, like, damn, you know the nigga too. Shout out Ricky and shout out Rippers Brothers. Yeah, Brooklyn Brothers. They had us on there. If you watched it last Saturday. Oh, yeah, yeah. We went by eight minutes long. It's dead. I know, like he put boss talk on there. Did y'all get some of it though? We went over there and ate that. We put on the last episode too. Let me tell you, that red velvet waffle. Oh, that thing go in. Let me tell you, we had the regular waffle and the red velvet. That red velvet, it's like it's a cake. Mm-hmm. Good thing you know. I'm like, that can't be. You've been over there. You've been over there. Man, we've been over there. Y'all be over there every day. You nigga's frequented. When he was at the strip club week, that's the reason I go. Hey, the boy is on TV now. Yeah, he put me on TV. That's what I'm telling you. We was on his show. He got a TV show. Every Saturday. Yeah, and we was on the win. At 1230, 1230 every Saturday. Yeah, I need to go up there and get my cameo. Yeah, he put everybody out. Everybody that's eating, he put him on. But he said, it's delicious. Yeah, he said that. He said how about me. He's like, guys, we about to record this. And yeah, so you guys about to be on my cooking show. And sure enough, we was on there. Everybody started calling him and married your TV. Because he was talking about how he do his steak because we like our steak medium well. Because we don't like a lot of red and a little bit of pink. Because you always still salt. And he started going to explain how you get it not red. You have to leave it overnight, let all that blood, cause that's the blood drained out of the steak. Sick. I don't even like steak like that. I don't eat steak anymore. I don't like steak like that. Yeah, well. Well, I definitely eat steak. I'm not for the center and play with you niggas man. You niggas got to side y'all's self. I don't see that. You just trying to act vegan. I don't see that. No, no, no. The niggas don't eat niggas. Look what I just did to y'all. Are you a vegan? I'm not a vegan, look.   No, heat chicken. I for sure eat chicken.  They know y'all boy that nigga love that chicken, baby. Oh, everything I love. Every time I eat some chicken, I say, I wonder how many forms I done ran through by myself. Four quaps. So what's your favorite chicken place in Dallas? My favorite chicken place in Dallas. Whether it be fried, whether it be baked, whether it be lemon, chicken, lemon, breast. I don't have a favorite chicken place. You don't want to put it out there. How do you like it? Could you be everywhere? I love all of it. How do you like it chicken cooked? What's your favorite dish? Blackened. Baked. Baked. I like it. I like it. I ain't gonna say fried, cause fried is the most definitely delicious. It's a sterile type, listen. There's a sterile type, but it is fried chicken. It is delicious. That's why they like that fried chicken, buddy. He can eat it air fried. Make it a little bit more healthier. Air fried. We for sure got the air fried to have. This is shaking big, y'all. Y'all doing the shaking big? I like it smothered. Smothered. Okay, I love it smothered. Chicken. Smothered. You know I never had smothered chicken. I had smothered pork chop. Man, I got it. That's not smothered chicken. I just had a fried pork chop. And I had some smothered chicken this week. That'll go on. Smothered chicken. It's that good.  We're going down. That's your favorite dish. Smothered chicken broccoli. What's your size? Can you cook? Broccoli and rice. Can you cook? I can't cook at all. Hey, let me tell you something.   You hear me? Wow. No cap.  So who in your family does music? Nobody. So where did you get this from? That's what's crazy. I never had a blueprint. I always say that. It was never no blueprint. Everybody that was in my family that saw me doing it, they thought it was a hobby. You gotta understand, my grandmama thought it was a hobby until Beyonce danced the circle. Like it was like, you see what I'm saying? Like my mama, when I live with her, she used to hear me like doing ad-libs and be like, that boy got Tourette. You know the ad-libs, it's space-style. Uh. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? That boy learned. So just nobody understood it. It was really, they learned watching me do it. So when I looked, I seen that you, that mulatto song went gold. Went gold. I love it. How did it do you? Cause I seen you with your shirt off, nigga, I got it right here on the screen. The nigga holding, I don't know what's wrong with him. He had his house or something. I'm at the house. For show. For show at the house. That was a good look. Man, that was just, that's just a bless, that's one of those blessed situations. Shout out to J. White. Yeah, yeah, yeah. J. White put me in a position to do that. I've been trying to, I'm gonna get that boy on the show. I got you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Cause I told a dude at the good toss shop before I went to Atlanta. I said, you need to take, he said, man, J. White be coming here all the time.  You know, nigga.  Yeah, I ain't heard from him yet though. No, no, no, I got you. I got you. He really, he, coming back from that run, he just, he, he, he, he, he, oh yeah. He recovering on that. So, you know, rowing through a hard two. So. Yeah, it'd be tough, man. He gotta take it easy. I'm glad, I'm glad it, you know, it's, he good. He good. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. He finally went to the house and things of that nature. He was put up at the hospital and things like that. Wow, man.  Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what you're supposed to do. That works. That's my boy. That move mountains, right. That's my boy.  Baby girl here now. Baby girl in the building. You double down on the features. Yeah, cuz he adding them kids, so he gotta add more. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm selective with my features. I'm like, I don't do features here. I know it. I see that. I ain't, I know you being selective. You told me to be selective, man. I don't wanna tell you thank you because that was some good advice. Remember? That's the best thing you can do. I tell everybody that. Lil' Ron had told me not to pick the niggas. Yeah, he say it all the time. I'm not picking you. You picked them right. The right ones, the ones you don't brought through here will drag in. Take me if you did want to start. If you wanted to open up a line of, all right, this is what we started. This is all right. It's people that's got, they got their money ready right now just off of the people you don't brought through here. I know it. And you know, some of the people that, like the Shannon and Cannon Briggs and different people, you know, he was two time heavyweight champion of the world. I just remember certain ones that came through KLC. You know, different ones that came through here. A man that a lot of people really hadn't even talked to here. I'm just being real. And it's just because I think it's favorable. God shows favor to who he is. Then you came through. For sure. And then you sent me half pain. Really, he was influenced. You know, he was influenced by you. And he'll let me show it coming over here till you came. And he liked the top. He liked the top too. But he put show, I'm gonna be like that. He's so lovely. That's one of them places, bro. Go on and push through there. He's gonna say all good.  You know. There's no such thing. There's no such thing. I told him, I say, certain people that said, I said, man, we do mill illnesses. We do, I could take, I got a guy coming. See, I'm like Johnny Carson of it.  I got a guy coming that he wrote a bike. Yeah, you remember that. He wrote a bike all around the United States and Canada. He got a billboard.  And let's talk about it. Yeah, yeah, he got a little picture with a little spandex in his bike. I said, yeah, nigga, come on. I need this show bad. I've been trying to get him over here.  He's older. He bought 60 something, almost 70. So I was like, man, I can do anybody. Yeah. And we have one that we hadn't released yet, but I love it. And I can't wait for it to come out. This lady, she has been abused ever since she was four. All the way up till she was in her 30s. By her daddy. One by her daddy, step daddy. Oh, we got those shows. Don't even give them too much. All the way up. But we got dope shows. Bro, we got dope shows.  I'm telling you, I've never heard somebody being abused for that long of a period. And she's like, it was normal for her. It wasn't anything that was that normal. That's all she knew at the time. That's all she knew. That's so scary. It really is. And what made her stop was her baby. Yeah. That's so scary. But that's the kind of stuff you will hear here that nobody else is touching because. We touch everything. But then we got y'all too. So it's dope. We can do whatever y'all want to do. That's the way we want to do it. Y'all getting influences in here. Y'all getting entrepreneurs in here. Y'all getting public figures in here. Y'all getting artists in here. Y'all getting producers in here. Yeah, that's dope. Y'all going to have actors. Y'all going to have, you see what I'm saying? We got a lot of tears for the movie. I am, I don't know. Y'all going to have ball players come through here.  Yeah. And the guy. And everybody has a story. Everybody most definitely has a wonderful story. Some people have some crazy stories you would not believe. That's what most success though, like the story. Yeah.  I think that's the dope part because, you know, they look at what we doing and they know that we genuine. It's genuine. That G word is, hey man. Hey, that's how, that's how I moved in every room. Like thus far, like they know, like when I'm in a room with all these, these people and I'm in a room with all these people is what I'm telling y'all. Like they ain't giving me a genuine vibe. Guess what? We ain't got nothing. I don't care. I don't lose nothing. I never met you before this. That part.  I ain't met you before this. I won't feel like I'm losing nothing. I'm gonna talk to you if your energy is not right. Yeah. And it's hard to explain that to somebody that just see business and just see opportunity.  You see what I'm saying?  Yeah. And I don't, I'm not put in a position where I'm forced to be around nothing. I don't want to be around. Yeah.  Dang, straight up. And that's real because, you know, it's a reason behind it. People need to understand, man, it's a thing called humbleness, bro. You guys been grinding for a long time.  You guys got a whole group of people, you know what I'm saying? Y'all working well together with others, man. And the movement that you guys are making really is something that can be applauded in the city. You don't see many people like that together. A lot of these niggas is so static. You understand what I'm saying? I appreciate that. It's gonna take that type of structure to bring this city together. To where people start understanding structure and building together. That's what you guys have created with top off being this. I appreciate that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We watching everything. And we just being ourselves, bro. And what's crazy is, I'm glad that's what people see. Cause boy, we just like any other dysfunctional motherfucking family too. That's what's crazy. Like we have our situations and things in that nation. Of course, but just to know that how people see the overall just of it, you know what I mean? Cause that's really all we want to put out. Like we want to put our music out and we just want to put out great vibes. Show family. We striving to try to build together with others. And I'm talking about being a positive influence and platform.   Maybe. Maybe. Y'all to check.  That's what it's about. Yeah. And building it up raw, just like we're doing is because we're saying we know we're building. You know what I'm saying? We're respectful. And we came up in here looking like damn, what's this? You know what I'm saying? We've been broke up in it. And at the end of the day, it's respecting love for all the brothers that do it. You know what I'm saying? The one thing I can say though, man, it's people like you that show up on our platform, show us love and give us motivation to keep going, man.  You know, so even although sometimes you say you might not have a person's number in your phone, they came in your path for a reason, whether for you to learn something or for them to learn something. You know what I mean? Because what you saying? It was a lot of times like early in my career where I was in rooms and I was just like, man, I just feel like the little nigga. Yeah, yeah. And what you were saying, I had to start to, like I said, I always check myself. Like it ain't nothing nobody can tell me.  Like it's a lot of things that somebody pulled me to the side and I won't understand it. It's how I understand it. Like I gotta have the knowing of my own. Nobody can just tell me, oh, this is what's supposed to be going on. Like I gotta feel it. I gotta know what's going on too. And I will say, I'm in these places for a reason. So now that's what I put in instilling to my people. Bro, if you in these rooms, do not think like, don't think that, oh, you the smallest artist in here. Like you in this room, bro. Man. Niggas ain't getting in these rooms. Act like you belong there.  Man, the doolest.  I told the nigga last week, I would like, look man, these niggas fluffing these views up. These niggas are not doing what they say they doing. They been doing that though. Watch this though. And I was really on it like that, right? And I was like, yeah, and these niggas need to, you know, they need to be real. And but the nigga hit me with something then and he said, yeah, but they doing it. Meaning they putting their budget up. They doing the videos. They doing, so they doing it. They doing what they doing and you can't take that from them. Even though it might not be the way that you would like to see it, they doing it. Not genuine, but they working. Cause somebody see it and somebody's fooled. So they doing it. Oh, trust me. We sit back and we talk about the people that do that type of stuff. And we don't knock it.  Yeah, yeah. You might even get feature money. Yeah, you might get show money.  But like you said after a while, that type of stuff, like they're wearing tear. Once somebody scratched that top layer off of you and see like, oh, what's going on? Nobody know this song. I thought it had two million views on you. Like nobody singing it? Yeah. This song over here got a hundred thousand. And everybody singing it. You just start to see what's real. You start to just, you're exposing yourself. It ain't that you're exposing yourself. It takes certain people that know what stuff is like normal. What's, what's generally right. Like when, like when we see comment to like, to view ratio on YouTube, we know what's real. Without even knowing if it's a bottom or not. We know exactly what's real. Cause we done been from, we done went from, I remember being excited. Like niggas don't know, I probably said, we remember being excited, making a hundred views. Yeah. To doing a thousand views. To doing a hundred thousand views. To doing a meal. Like we saw what it looked like. And you have to rejoice for every moment of it.  You gotta rejoice. We got the hood. We good. And that's how we thought. But you see what I'm saying now? The internet is such a powerful place. Like a million views don't even change people's life. No. I think I was talking to Google ads today cause I'm one of the dudes that called them niggas, yeah. What's up?  Cause I feel like that's why I needed to go with mine. Most people then put me on here and I'm gonna put you in this. I'm calling Google ad. If I'm gonna do ads nigga, what is it gonna benefit me? I still hadn't done it to have one. But I wanted to talk to the people who are behind these Google ads. You know what I mean? Not saying that I was gonna do it, but I wanna know like what's going on with it. You know what I'm saying? Not just power. Yeah, so that's the game. So I think you gotta investigate it. And I think you gotta be something that's real. We sold clothes here for 15 years. And one of the main thing, everything had to be authentic.  No fake nothing. Because that way you know already it's 100. You come over here, it's 100. People can't, if it's fake, it's gonna fade off. It's gonna fall back anyway. You know what I'm saying? It might not fall all the way back, but people gonna see it. Like somebody gonna be like, damn, man, fake. Yeah, they'm faking it. And guess who gonna notice the fake it? The people that got it, that's real. That's right. That's what I was telling you like, we can see it. The people that know what's going on, the people that's in the room, but the fools, you can fool the fools. Exactly. The people who are not in the industry. Because a lot of times in any career that you do, until you venture off in a certain career, your eyes are not open to certain things. So if you're just a spectator looking at certain, oh, they got a lot of views, oh, they probably hot, they this, they that, but they not going down and looking at all of the comments and realizing, that don't make no sense. It don't make sense at all. Yeah. What? You know what I mean? They're not doing that. It got three likes and some Chinese people coming on it. It's not to them Chinese to be coming on it, nigga. They making that money. They making that money.  They got crazy comments that they be making though. But it's so real, it's so good. It's so, to me, I appreciate it. Like I appreciate when I post some and they get like 200 likes or something like that. Cause I'd be like, this ain't type of content my people like, then I can post some and it's going to get 20,000. It's telling you. It's training you. It's telling me, like it's giving you the blueprint, but you got to move forward to even, like not even watch, cause watching is something you're going to do just period. But you got to be moving forward and you got to keep doing everything out there that you can to even see what your people like. So I get to see what my people like. I'll be like, all right, cool. I'll post something that I personally know won't get there for the people, but it might get the people that I need to see see. Everybody don't understand everything. I got you. You see what I'm saying? So I start to know how to always give or something.  Yeah, I know, I know, I'm lying. But then sometimes you got to be scared. Aren't you scared that it puts you in a box too? Because when you push out something and you know, you people like it and you can push out something very similar to that and you know, it's going to get views because that's what they're looking for. You don't want them to be trained to just like that. You want them to be able to like other stuff. I'm with you. Cause my whole career has been based off of that. Me personally, if I want to go like viral right now, I can drop a twerk song. That's always been a lane that's just- What they look for. I can, I can swing in that motherfucker like I'm from Houston. Make twerk videos. I can drop it.  And I personally know I can do wonders if I stay just dropping old songs, right? But I know for a fact that I push out other music in my catalog cause I have a fan base that wants different music. And they might not be as big as the fan base over here that want these club riggers. But I know I got to feed all these folks. Like I'm going to get back to y'all. I know y'all are there. I know y'all ain't going nowhere. I can drop one of them a year. One a year. Yeah, and they going to love it.  One a year. And I can come over here and feed this whole fan base right here cause this is really what I love. This is my passion. I just know this right here is the paper. This is where I eat. But everybody don't have that to be able to see that. But you articulate with it. Ricky Booker told us that. He says you know a hit. You remember that? I remember that. I know what I need to do. I didn't know exactly what he's doing. I know what I need to do. I hear pretty much what he was saying. Yeah, because he said he does. You know a hit. You know what you're dealing with. And he said, that's why he said, I'm going to be honest with you. He said that's why he said that. He don't need no manager. Right. I said, damn. He said most of these guys, if they really know what they're doing, really don't even need a manager. That's what that nigga told me. And Rick wanted to go the way that the industry is now. Yeah, the industry way you can eat. He said it's different than what it used to be. It's most definitely different. That's what he said. He just wants, he get it. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? He gets it. He gets it. Yeah. That's truly a blessing that you guys came together like you did. And then afterwards, it ain't no hard feeling. It's love. Right. No, it's never. You see what I'm saying? But there's a lot of people like you. You know I'm real with it. There's a lot of people can't do that. You know what? That's a talent in itself. They mix the personal. And they let the personal outweigh the business. Like when we doing the business, we always going to get the business clear. The business is the easiest part. The hard part is me being your partner. Me being able to say you my friend. Me being able to say good things about you.  That's just how they do business. I think the money hungry ones are the ones who always get in their feelings because they want to be with you forever. As long as you keep going up, they want to be by your side all the time. They're not looking at you and like, okay, well he knows everything that he needs to know. It's his turn to take this journey by himself now. I did what I'm supposed to do. Good luck, shake hands, part ways. Some people would like, no, I need to be with you all the way. I put all this time in. So I need to be reaping the benefits for as long as I can reap it. Man, the beauty of my situation is like just working with me at this point, like in this city, you should be able to go work with any artist saying you was attached to me. Cause I still like do just good business with everybody. I make sure I don't leave a salutation nobody in my life. Like it's so easy to do that though.  You want out your way to lie. You want out your way to steal. You want out your way to do something. Like it's so easy to just be.  Because you might forget it.  So with them change shining, damn change shining man. You got that neighbor. Boy, you know these mouth shining, change shining. Boy, you gonna stop all being this in the building man. I got a question about the music. How does an artist get global attention? So to say, because then like, you know how sometimes you go from city to city? Like we went to Atlanta and we asked somebody like, hey, who's hot out here? What's going on? And they told us and we're like, I never heard that before. It's like every city you go to, there's always somebody that. Y'all can name people from here and they'll be like, who? Like who? They don't know. But how can you get over that hump of just being a local artist to be, you know. And he should be the guy to ask. At this point, the internet. Now when I say the internet, I'm not saying it's a certain platform that you can go to. I'm just saying when you trying to be like, known around the world, the best way for people to see you everywhere is the internet. Now, how do you get seen by everybody? That's where it becomes strategic. And I can't even answer that. I can only tell you how to get as big as I am. Like that's what I always tell my partners.  You need to be doing this. You need to be doing that. I can only tell you what I know. Okay. Well, tell us how to get as big as you are. Well, I grinded on the ground first. Okay. I was passing out flyer CDs, running around doing open mics, open mic nights and stuff like that. So that ain't the game like that no more.  And somebody that never eat, that ain't even savvy on none of the socials. They won't be able to get on TikTok and just roll. So it's one of those things where you just got to jump in that water and like, you got to just try everything. Because even when you talk about TikTok, you have some people out here who are so silly.  And it's just, it's, it's... Because TikTok is based around kids. I love the internet, man. It'll tell you exactly who you are from their perspective. I like it, man. Because a lot of people don't, that, you know, if you got tough skin, you should love it. You know what I mean? And if you're good, you should love it. A lot of people, let me tell you about internet, bro. Internet is the funniest place to me. Let me tell you why the internet is one of the funniest places to me. Because a lot of people get stuff used against them that they post it. You post it against my boy? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Did nobody, like... I'm trying a lot of big name folks do that too. Nah, take me to them.  You know, vulnerable moments.  I never set my camera up and do nothing that, you know, you see what I'm saying? That would be embarrassing to myself or that I feel like I can't take. Like, you see what I'm saying? Like, even some pictures that I might do, I'm a funny nigga. Like, I don't care, Mike. My personality is funny. I see certain blogs, they'll post a picture that I might have posted trying to be funny and they'll post it with my music. But I'll always, I'll be mad for a little bit. But at the same time, I'm like, I posted that. So I'm not mad at them. They went and did what they done. They went and took the best entertaining picture they could.   But I understand they job as well. But that's what they do. They got a job. They twist and turn everything to make, just to get cloud, just to get, you know, people look at it. They gotta get the traction, you know. And that brings traction.  What's up? Listen. I'll be your man.  Oozzy liked it and all his fans, if you go to that post on my Twitter, all Oozzy fans are replying to it. Oh my God, he liked it. Are you gonna buy it? Like, and these are kids. I love it, man. You know, that's the way it be, bro. Like, shout out to Oozzy for even, you understand me? I mean, he watched it and he laughed. Yeah, is that what it was about? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, it was hilarious. Yeah, no, I think, I think you're right. How, who's selling this land? Of course. Who's slanging this shit? I need to get somebody to plant it in my pocket and see if I can't sling somebody more. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's the way it be, man. So, you wanna, what you trying to do? You trying to up him one right now on the award? Yes, sir. Okay. Uh-oh. So we have an award, look at his face, for Lil Ronnie. And it says presented to Lil Ronnie, AKA Mr. Ronnie Wright. Yeah. In recognition to your many years of service to the rap industry, not only as a rapper, but also as a writer, creating hit after hit, year after year. I sure appreciate it. Say it, man, that's, like I said, we, there's some things that go on in the city, you know, and I'm gonna be honest with you, we be trying to make a stable point and we've done it at time and time again since we started the platform, you know, where we do things in a way to where we try to figure, this man's something else, which we try to figure out how to, you know, we came with this platform and we came with a way to where we wanted to give people roses while they were here. And I feel like this was what, you know, this was what we would do. This is dope, bro. I'm putting this in the studio. Yeah.  Yeah, yeah, yeah. But talking on the air like, you know, you text me. Yeah, yeah, I'm gonna text with y'all. Yeah, yeah, yeah, family, yeah.  Yeah, yeah. Like I said, I do, like I tell you, anybody that come across our path, I always gonna say it's a reason God put them here. And we care about people. Sometimes we tend to care too much. Yeah, she be mad, I buy a lot of plaques, that's what she's saying. No, no, no. But what, how do I do? Because we all like, we slow down and I'm appreciating how it's going on. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'll go on at first too. You know, the reason why too, because a lot of people haven't, they've been in the game so long and they have not been recognized. Recognized, you know what I mean? So in the beginning.  I mean, I appreciate y'all. This is one life, bro. Yeah, yeah. You wanna give people roses while they're here.  Like that's why I try to do something where everybody say why you so busy. Like man, I'm gonna be out of here.  It's just like, muscles. You wanna leave a legacy. Like, how do you know what you look like in shape? Like you only got one, like you can't render that, you gotta go get in that gym. Like you can look at everybody else fit. How you wanna do it? Yeah. Like do you wanna see your body? This ain't a creative player. Like this is really you like. Yeah, yeah. You gotta go work for that. I appreciate you. It's different, bro. Like I said, the writing and the way that you put that work in and say consistent for all these years, it has to be applauded in many ways. You know, a lot of the, like I told you early when we started the interview, a lot of people who start, you know, they don't just absolutely finished, bro. They hit a bump and they give up or somebody's discouraging by saying something to them and the next thing you know, they so caught up in anger, they can't move forward. I'm telling you. Or depression. Yeah. Or depression. A lot of them is depression, bro. A lot of them, I've talked to them right in the seat you sit in. Not that secret, we just got that one. We just got another place to sit. But in that place where you sit right now, in that exact place, you know, a lot of them have said here, I ain't put some of the videos out because it was just, do I want to put this person out there in that light? In that light. That's our crazy deal because of the way that they either, they ran it, but it was more of a depressive run. I'll say this. Sometime, like the depression and that dark space when they can get it off and they can see it and people can see it, don't ever think y'all are shining light on that. Sometime you just showing the vulnerability of a person. But sometime those artists never spoke their whole career. That's true. Because I never seen them on a live show. And they're just spilling it and that's all they have to spill because that's all they've been dealing with in their heart. So, like it's down to like the record I got New Year's resolution, like just being vulnerable. Sometime being vulnerable is the best thing that you can be as an artist.  Like cause I'm not one of them artists that just put my personal out there. Like I'm not, I'm never gonna, you're gonna never see me argue with my girl. Like you never gonna see me mad at my partners online. You never gonna see me doing certain things that a lot of artists do for. And the bigger artists that are out, the reason that they are bigger is cause they are just open books. It's like, you see what you get and I get that. But I know I have a lot more to protect. So I'm like, all right. Like I was talking to somebody backstage and he was like, man, I can't wait to you.  Man, you're supposed to be this big. Bro, I'm seen her chopping game with him, right? He chopping and he just like, bro, I really rock with you. I'm like, and I looked there, bro. And I said, if I was as big as the names you name, you'll be having to tell security that you know me to even get to me, bro. We couldn't be sitting right here. That's right. I said, bro, I love my position, bro. Yeah.  Like I love it. I get to look at the whole just of it. I have partners that are those celebrities and they are treated like animals. You know what I'm saying? Like I can go somewhere and people gonna come up and say, Lerani, I like what you're doing, bro. Respect. I see you eating with your kids and they moving around. That's it. I love that. Like, yeah, do that. But when you have people walk up to you with their phone out, I've seen my people in them get treated like that and they don't know whether somebody is doing something bad to them or good to them. So their energy just automatically, and I feel both sides. Like I be like, I don't feel that. Yeah. Sometimes I really feel like that makes an artist hate what they do. What they do? Because you can't go outside in peace anymore. You can't do things. That's why they put their kids in private schools and do certain things with them because they can't get peace. Paparazzi and everybody's trying to get that cloud, trying to take that picture, trying to see them. You know what I told you? Like, you got Chikanya and he gonna break a camera when he's just not feeling it. Cause it's like, you're treated like an animal. You know what you go to the zoo? We go to the aquarium. Them animals are doing what they do.  And everybody just sitting there like, ooh. And taking pictures of videos.   I don't even like being looked at like this. And that's the same like feeling with artists like, and they have to understand that they put theyself in that position.  So like I said, it's always a choice and you always gotta look at it both. But as fans though, sorry, but as fans, fans look at them as, you knew what you signed up for.  When the fans, if a fan tell you, you don't want to be seen, you knew what you said. Like, you're crazy.  Like, something wrong with you.  I went through all of the great schools that you went through at the end of the day.  But it's like, the majority of these people have overcame things that you overcame as well. Like they're still humans. They just successful and they making a lot of money. I really, I like Robert Smith always talked about him.  And he lives here in Texas. He's living in Austin. Nobody knows that he's worth eight billion. He's worth eight billion. Eight billion! And your brother. And he can walk right in here and sit down and nobody want to even know. And that's dope. And you see me writing? Yeah. But you know, all these different engines. Yeah, that's dope.  I can still move, groove and niggas be like, runny, I'm like, yeah, he dancing. That's the smartest thing to do. Great, I'm great. God, it's good to me. I already know. But why is it only in this industry that that happens? Because actors, people will see an actor and maybe go up to them or maybe look at it. I'm like, is that such a such? He looks familiar. Is that the, but most of the time they might go up to them, they might not.  That's crazy. It's dope to be in that light. But you know, it's mega stars. I feel for them. Yeah? Because I wouldn't say your talent is what makes you a mega star. Your talent is not what makes you a mega star. Because talent is one of those things where everybody that like, for everybody that like Drake is somebody that hate him. Yeah. So it's not the talent. It's just like the extra, it's the extra things that you do outside of that. And you know? Bro, I feel bad for them. I remember Lil Wayne came to a spot where we was at, we all, everybody else was just walking around, we kicking in. I'm talking about the, you could have seen the Migos walking around. We was all having a good time. But when Lil Wayne came, listen to me man. Everybody was there, French Montana, we all kicking in, nobody ain't tripping.  When Lil Wayne came, it was niggas in black suits came in first. I don't know what's going on, but this nigga got everybody.   They say, oh, Lil Wayne is coming. Yeah, I say, what the hell? All these people in here, y'all tripping. But this is the energy he brings. And as soon as he walks into everybody, just grafted straight over there. And the whole, like one girl just starts shaking.  I'm here with him. I don't know what climbing over the wall, trying to look type stuff, bro. I mean, this is the energy he brought. See, I didn't even get all of that. No, you wouldn't check it. Yeah, Tia, I don't get that. Tia come there all the time. So he walks in and goes straight to the booth and come back out and he can walk around. But Lil Wayne, nothing like that. I don't know what that was. I'm just telling you what happened when I was there. That's Tune. That's Tune, like he gone, he put, Wayne is one of them ones. Like, Wayne one of them ones. Like every rapper can say, Wayne one of them ones. Yeah.  They think they the hardest. Yeah. When you can say, that's Lil Wayne. Yeah. Wayne know that he got to come with Secret Service. Damn sure do. I can tell you that much. Got to. I've seen it. And like I said, you got to realize what we're at, everybody in her business owners are, they belong in the room. But the room changed. Hit the energy change. When he came in, you know what I'm saying. We went to the party with your God and then we in there, everybody chilling. But when Lil Wayne showed up to this event where we were all, it was totally different. He was the only one. Nobody else really got that. He was the only one who ever, and a lot of them been there. You been sitting niggas for years? Hey, everybody out just named one Lil Wayne though. Hey, and I respect in love, everybody out named, but they ain't Lil Wayne. It's a whole different. And the funny thing is, Wayne hasn't put out anything for a while. It's still like that. And I guarantee you, if he walk in. It's still gonna change the whole thing. That's Lil Wayne. Why is it like that though? He's so hard. He's hard. I'll tell you why he hard. He's been consistently hard for so long, whether you don't like, cause I don't like Wayne with so much out on him. That's me and Ethan. I'm gonna tell you what, but that don't discredit all the Wayne I love. I don't like anybody at all too, except from T-Pain, that's about it. Really? Not to the extent. Even T-Pain, T-Pain in his hottest days, he said, only niggas I'm giving a pass is Wayne and Kanye. We talking about Wayne. Remember who I named earlier? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Kanye. Like these are the niggas that's like. Kanye will get that same in it. Yeah, if he ever, but he never did. I never met him yet. But I know it's a different whole world when it going down. Can you ever met him? I ain't met Kanye. I ain't met Wayne. Really? I met Drake. That's dope. I ain't met J- See these is, J- When I get into a room with Jigga, he is slow. Hey, you niggas in trouble. He ain't in trouble. Jigga, man. Jigga, man. Well, hey, man. Lil' Ronny, we love you, man. I love y'all too, man. You're our brother, man. You are family, man. That signifies it, man. This is love, man. For show, for show, man. Now, like I said, we came out as a podcast. We was going to give out awards and give people roses while they were here. You remember me saying it when first started. And that's how we getting down, man. Thank you so much, man. Man, I appreciate boss talk 101, man. Like I told y'all before, man, y'all keep being great. Y'all keep getting them names here. I'm going to personally make sure I get J. White to cut them. Oh, really, man. That's all I needed. But show, we're going to do that. Check it, man. It's been another great segment of Boss Talk 101. And we out. Lil' Ronny, we here at Boss Talk 101 would love to present you with this award. Just to say thank you for all your hard work. And it says, presented to Lil' Ronny, AKA Mr. Ronny Wright, in recognition to your many years of service to the rap industry. Not only as a rapper, but also as a writer, creating hit after hit year after year. 20, 21. J. White, I appreciate that. Save me. I'm giving that rose of white out here, bro. I'll let you boss talk 101 yourself.


I'm Colonel Brian Mullery. I'm the Logistics Officer for 2nd Marine Expeditionary Force based out of Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. Currently, I'm the Arrival and Assembly Operations Group Officer in Charge of two MEPH forces here in Norway. We are currently in Hammer and Sodom port in Norway. I'm standing in front of the USNS Sisler, which has prepositioned equipment for the Marine Corps to use worldwide. In this particular case, we're going to use equipment from the Sisler in order to support Cold Response 22, which is an exercise that we're doing in Norway with our allies and partners, our NATO partners specifically today in conjunction with the Norwegians who provide us security at the port and also enable the offload of the equipment, which will remove off the Sisler behind me and then we will reposition it and put it on a ferry and it will transit up the fjords to the north and be delivered to units that are currently up north for employment during Cold Response 22. Okay, prior to today, we've done several operations with the Norwegians to include bilateral conferences in preparation for Cold Response, so we could coordinate with the Norwegian logistics organizations for the support that we require. However, specifically on numerous occasions, they've assisted us at airfields in order to meet and greet our forces as they come in and meet transportation to move them on to their final exercise destination. And yesterday in particular, they assisted us shoulder to shoulder with us as we loaded equipment on railcars in Hell, Norway just south of here, this location, and then we transported those via the rail up to Buda just north of the Arctic Circle and they arrived today. So some of the positive feedback that we've received from partners and allies, our NATO partners from the Norwegians themselves was, you know, number one, it was good to have the American presence with them as we start to access equipment and as we start to receive and stage equipment for the exercise and the operation. In particular, as we have, you know, movement of vehicles down Norwegian streets, we have Home Guard 12 in this case here or Home Guard 14 in the north that are with us every step of the way. Just in case a vehicle has a problem, runs off the road, you know, it breaks down. So the Norwegian Home Guard has helped us throughout. In particular, here today, the Norwegian Home Guard is guarding this port as we have Marines and sailors that are focused on preparing the equipment to come off the ship tomorrow for its onward movement to ports up north. The rival and assembly operations group is approximately 500 Marines and sailors that come to us from across the Second Marine Expeditionary Force. And our mission is to receive equipment to stage it for onward movement. So each Marine and Seller of the AOG has a role and responsibility to play in this, whether it's to come to Hanron Soden here to offload the Sissler or to meet aircraft at an airfield to download equipment, personnel and cargo and move them to their onward location or just manage the entire operation through our AOG operation center. The key role that the AOG plays and the arrival and assembly operation elements from each member of the two MEF major subordinate commands is essential to ensure that we have the equipment that we require to employ during exercise cold response or for that matter for any contingency around the globe that accesses prepositioned equipment. It's simply that every day we learn something new about the environment here in Norway or about maritime prepositioning operations. As we know, some people have a lot of experience doing this while many of our Marines have not done this recently. So the knowledge they're getting every single day is beneficial and allows us to rapidly deploy and employ a force using prepositioned supplies and equipment.


Hey everyone, welcome to Alchemy Star. So we have here Ciel.  She is Thunder. Thunder element class is going to be converter. Her attack is a little bit low which is a bit concerning. Also her defense is low and HP is average. So let's check her out. By the way, she is of 5 star rarity. That is I think why she is lower in terms of Terms of stat. So let's move to her skills. So active skill solar arrow radiance. Okay, so as you can see here cooldown is 2 preemptive strikes. So definitely you'll be needing a copy of her. So as for her 5 star rarity, I don't think you'll have a problem looking for a copy of her. Probably she needs to be she needs to be a max breakthrough. Like most converters who are 5 star, they need to be max breakthrough. So we'll see when she drops. So going back to solar arrow radiance, converge the 5 nearest green tiles to yellow and leaves only green. Green tiles to yellow and leaves behind a solar arrow mine. If the active skill was ready in the last round, increase the tile converting count by 1 in this round. So chain combo a little bit low. So at 130 up until 13 chains. So 4, 8 and 13 and the damage is random. It increases as you go more chains from 2, 3 and 4 times the damage. And also it's 3 surrounding clusters of this unit. When the target takes damage more than once the damage from the second time second time fourth is halved. So first damage is 100% 3, 2, 3, 2, 3 and the other, you know, other times it's only going to be 50%. So not really impressed with her chain combo. Let's move on to her equipment skill. Solar arrow domain whenever a chain combo hits the target, it leaves a solar arrow mine or a random tile within one surrounding cluster. That disappears after triggering and expanding and exploding while an enemy passes it or when the round ends. So automatically the mines explode even if nobody passes over it. Dealing, defense, ignoring damage equal to 30% of shells attack to 5 tiles in a cross shape. Okay, so that's fine. That's a small cross. So also concerning here is that shells attack is very low. So this is the damage as well. It's going to be low. So I'm not sure if she's worth it guys, but definitely she's very good to get. She's a 5 star. It would be easy for you to get copies of her. Unlike Carleen, Carleen is going to be your 6 stars. So probably both of them are going to be in the same banner. So we'll be pulling on one banner tomorrow for Carleen and for shell. So what are my thoughts on shell? If you don't have a converter, if you're new to the game, she could help you in some ways, but again, it's limited to green. Green only greens tiles to yellow. So limited, limited she's so limited, limited conversion, limited damage, and also limited attack stat.  So those are my thoughts. So she will just be probably your freebie once you summon for Carleen tomorrow or no this week. So those are my thoughts guys on shell. So it's I kind of like her her armor and how she looks like. So hopefully she's going to be she's going just to be she's going to be a part of my collection, but I don't think I will be using her. So that is it guys for my skilled preview and assessment of shells. So thank you. Stay safe. Take care. This is the warden and I'm out of here.


And the President said from the beginning that he would negotiate with Republicans on a budget just like it has been done every year. I can't believe this is real. She's literally on video for months, insisting that Joe Biden would not negotiate with Republicans. We don't see any negotiation here. We don't see anything that needs to be discussed. It's pretty simple and it's pretty straightforward. We believe that Congress has a constitutional duty to get this done. The President's stance on negotiation stands, which is he does not believe as it relates to the debt ceiling that we should be negotiating. We've been very clear. We're not going to negotiate on the debt ceiling. He never came to the table to negotiate on the debt ceiling. That was not something that occurred. That is not something that's happening. We've been very clear. We're not negotiating around the debt ceiling. When you think about the debt limit, it is not negotiable. We should not be negotiating on the debt ceiling. I am a great magician. Your clothes are red. There's no negotiation that we will be having. The debt ceiling, it should be done without negotiation. There should be no negotiation. It should be done without conditions. We should not have to negotiate on this. Look, we've been very clear. We're not going to negotiate. We're just not going to negotiate on that. As the President said yesterday, he's happy to meet with Speaker McCarthy. But not on whether or not the debt limit gets extended. That is not negotiable. And we have been very clear about this. Repent! The President said he's happy to meet with Speaker McCarthy, but not on whether or not the debt limit gets extended. That's not negotiable. He is not going to negotiate on the debt ceiling. Been very clear. That is not going to change. I mean, we've been very clear. Look, there shouldn't be negotiations. This is not negotiable. We are not going to negotiate. There's no negotiating around the debt limit. Can you feel that? Can you feel it, Captain Compost?