How's it how's it? Do you know I can't believe it the last time I sat here and Shared a channel update with you. I had you know 1500 subscribers and now of the last fortnight or so it is just gone. It's gone crazy And there are now like seven thousand two hundred people who have subscribed to the channel. I Really, I can't thank you enough and I know every time I do do these videos like I'm thinking of thing But really honestly, it is so Heartwarming to see this wonderful community that is growing up around these videos that I've been creating about the thing this shared Common love that we have for photography. I Get a lot of feedback and I always I take all the feedback that I get for the channel extremely Seriously, and one of the things that you guys have mentioned is that you'd like to see more contemporary Photographers when we talk about great You know photography and of course everybody's definition of great is different Because of my background I tend to draw the photographers that I like from from the history books because they're the ones I was sort of introduced to and and also like story and and I think this is kind of what shapes My my videos about photographers is is it is hard to sometimes find a story that we can weave around a Contemporary photographer because their story still being written whereas obviously for people like Walker Evans and Bill Brandt and You know and all those others their story is complete So it's easy to pick out the threads that would make it compelling and an interesting video But I will do some more contemporary photography for you very shortly. I absolutely sort of promise that In the vein of looking at more contemporary photographers, it's no secret that I have Not the largest library in the world because it's not it's only about a hundred and thirty monographs But I have quite a lot of photography monographs and and a fair number of them about Photographers who are still live and still working today and one of those who I'll be sharing with you soon is a Dutch photographer called Desiree Dolren whose book Exteriors is not full of photographs He's full of these You know hauntingly beautiful portraits, so I'm looking forward to sharing her work with you shortly in a couple of videos Over the last few days again, I went on it on a splurge and I bought a number of photography monographs again I have I have I don't know what the book version of gas is but I have that which is which is thing So I also have a couple of new books. So this one is the suffering of light by Alex Webb And again, I hope it's the lights are not bouncing off the sleeve So I haven't even taken out of its sleeve yet, which is which is quite nice But he's a photographer who I think his work is absolutely gorgeous But he doesn't seem to get mentioned as much as people like Ernst Haas You know saw lighter William Eggleston For some reason he just yeah, he doesn't get that maybe it's because you know, he's I don't know There's something about it, but we're looking him. So again, so bringing in more contemporary photographers into the mix Something else that is in the works is a history of photography. I'm busy writing the scripts right now. I Mentioned earlier about history's stories, you know stories It seemed to be the thing that we gravitate towards and and the history of photography so often is This idea that it's all the processes, you know the garotype and the amber type and the cali type and then you know And so on and so forth and it becomes a little bit sort of sterile and a bit sort of date driven and this this series is about looking at the the personalities of These pioneers of photography, you know, who are they? What drives them? Why did they see the world? The way that they saw it, you know, did they consider themselves to be scientists or art? I think it's a fascinating thing and I'm really looking forward to sharing this this series with you and as soon as it's ready I'm going to release it. So so look forward to that coming soon. It should be within the next week or so fingers crossed Mention the idea of Community earlier and and that's been a really strong thing. There's been a lot of feedback I've you know, I get a lot of comments and it's great to see and read and hear people's differing opinions And I think that's what makes a community exceptionally strong and and certainly when I first started this channel, I thought it would take I took it I thought realistically it might take a year to get possibly a thousand subscribers and I wasn't really Didn't I did not expect For this community to grow as quickly as it has which obviously means that I would like to devote more time to You know to supporting the community to putting out content for the community and I have already been Putting by me coffee links in the bottom of my videos and a number of you have have very graciously and very kindly Made donations to the channel as a thank you for me taking the time to put these these videos together If you'd like to support the channel in a sort of a more If you'd like to support the channel Please the buy me the coffee is it's absolutely lovely or if you'd like to use Patreon then please feel free to do that I have a page now on patreon and that's where you can get access to these videos without any ads because I know That we're not all fans of ads I certainly am not and and I support a number of patrons who create content that I enjoy watching and I would rather support them directly by Go through patreon then supporting YouTube or Google or whoever's you know Supplying these adverts if you'd like to and I would really appreciate if you did again Just follow the link below, but please don't feel that you have to I really I can't stress that enough. I I do this Not because I think it's an easy way to to make money, you know to sit here and just talk This is not why I wanted to make this channel. I wanted to make this channel because I have enjoyed people like Ted Forbes Sean Tucker and the like when they talked about photography the art of photography. I know Ted Forbes went on his own Journey and that's perfectly fine for him and stuff, but I missed those videos I missed those videos where he talked about Photography that art of photography and I wanted to create something that I felt could help fill that void to create Sort of videos that that I wanted to watch and and the fact that you are sitting here watching them that that seven Half thousand of you have subscribed that there's been a hundred and fifty odd thousand views in the last month. I mean OMG, you know 150,000 views It means so so very much and and if you don't want to particularly contribute financially That's absolutely fine What you can do if you'd like to show your support in other ways is to share the videos You know to to to share them on your Facebook pages to share them in a in a reddit If you're in any subreddits, you know or anywhere And I remember if you have said that your teachers and you share these videos with your classes and and I read that means So so very much to me. It's my absolute belief that I want I Don't want this this this history this joy this love of photography to be lost Under this the sea of gear where the new photographers people are just learning the craft They come to somewhere like YouTube to to learn how to load a camera or how to you know Basis of exposure and they see all these videos about gear and thing and they think that's what Photography should be about so the more that we can help spread this message that that while the gear and the technical things are of course Absolutely vital to to to photography They are not the be all and end all of everything and I want us I want this channel and other channels like Shawn Tuckers and like the early videos of Ted forbidden Anybody else who you can think of who has that same sort of vibe about photography? To get spread far and wide and that's why I'm not I have no problem Promoting Shawn, you know and and saying go and watch his videos He has a different take to photography than I do and that's but that's that's the beauty of this thing is That we all have our different takes that that lady who left a comment the other day on the Sally man video Who said that they were the most depressing photographs that she had ever seen in life and had no desire to ever see them again? That's great. You know it's fine. Oh, at least she is looking at least She's exposing herself to different viewpoints and and and sharing different viewpoints with us. There are no rights There are no wrongs William Eggleston. Some people think his work is pants. I like most of his work Both viewpoints are completely valid and this is what we need to remember about photography Especially the art of photography is that all our viewpoints are valid. There is no right. There is no wrong There was only how we interpret What we see and this is the point of these videos. They're not to to give you a doctrine They're not to set up an orthodoxy of how you should be doing things. They are Ideas about Ways that you could do things. They are suggestions. They're not absolutes. There are no absolutes on this channel everything is open to discussion and and debate Okay, that wasn't actually in any of my scripts. I don't know where I went off on a tangent a bit there But that's the point is that I love Photography I love talking about it and that's what I missed with those channels This is what I hope that it brings back Within, you know the videos that I'm doing there were two events that happened over the weekend that reminded me that I Do a lot of these videos especially the ones about the learning to see in the art of seeing that sort of thing There are actually more about me talking to me And one of those was that I was trying to help somebody on a subreddit now If you're not familiar, it's like this kind of website and subreddit is various various topic areas And they'd ask a question about sort of developing their own style of photography and I linked to my video about Being freed, you know to get away from that creative echo chamber and Because I shared that video I Got permaband From that subreddit. I don't know why they banned me. It just said you've been permaband, just you know But I thought okay. Well, that's that's a bit full-on so evidently somebody didn't like Either the topic of the video or what they thought was the idea, you know But they permaband me and that really went okay. That's wow That's an extreme reaction to something and it also followed on very quickly with Somebody left a comment on my photo school video where I did throughout the video I showed pictures that I'd taken during during my photo school days Saying that for somebody who liked or seemed to know a lot about photography that my pictures sucked That my pictures would win were no good and I thought that neatly dovetailed with the video where I said, you know Yes, your pictures suck and For so long, you know at least an afternoon. I let that comment really get to me It chewed away and I was like, oh my god If he's saying it maybe other people are saying with me and I forgot to take my advice Which is to not worry about that That there are going to be people who do not like What I make There are people who don't like these videos There are some people no doubt who don't who probably think that I'm talking rubbish But we need to remind ourselves from time to time that it's okay that you know, what we create is not for everyone Is for ourselves?   It's a bit of a one-sided dialogue But you've chosen to spend some time with me and for that I Sincerely appreciate All that support that you give me and and it pushes me forward every single day when I sit down What shall I talk about today? What what things would people find interesting? And there seems to be a list every day as long as my arm just keeps on keeps on coming and The more that you support through watching through commenting through, you know saying like It's great because we are building up this community one step at a time And I really look forward to seeing what becomes of it See what seeing where it goes and and having you along on the journey with me. I just it's It means so so very much. So thank you ever so much and I'll see you again soon


and welcome to Norris Cove. I'm Leshita. You guys I'm so sorry I'm late. I hardly ever filmed a budget video on Thursday but I thought this video was very very important because I didn't get to show you guys the new paycheck budgets last week. Also I definitely just need to do this budget because I've been trying to go off of what's written down in my A6 and sometimes that just does not work. So before we get started this is what this is the insert that we'll be using today it'll be listed below as always. Also my website will be listed below but you have the paycheck budget and this is what it comes like and you have your date amount check number your other sources of income bills due to sinking funds expenses and your debt payment here a good old note section now no 11 note section and then you have your summary at the bottom it comes front and back enough from the side for your hole punching and it comes in plain as well same format just no color and this is the monthly I think you guys saw the monthly and my monthly budget and we went over that so let me move these out the way and we're gonna be using I think I'm gonna use the color one and I'm gonna I have one here so obviously I already put it in here I'm gonna add this one in between so once I use this side I'll just use this one next just to show you what it looks like on the plane I'm kind of a plane girl but I will say that this you know does look aesthetically easy so let's get started you guys I also introduce the budget box I'm going to try to put a picture here somewhere in the budget box you will be getting tons of budget items you can have it one time you can get it monthly or you can get it three months if you order it for three months ahead you get a discount on that box there'll be so many goodies in there there'll be our 2023 budget bundle in that we've gotten rid of our old bundles so if you didn't catch that on my insert sale where everything was 50% off it is gone because we're going to be introducing the 2023 bundle and it's going to be loaded packed and it will come for the sub box they will come in plain but they'll later be released where you can have the option to get this one here um so yeah but I'll talk a little bit more about the budget box later because I want to get going because I am late okay so we're doing I'm not even gonna put the date this is for this week okay I guess to meet about 800 this week and for those who have a paycheck you can put what check number it is so let's say this is your second check of the month you can put paycheck number two or you can either put in the date and other income if you're like me you have more than one source of income you can list that here and so over here I'm just gonna go ahead and put my sources of income here I think I'm getting 800 this week um Norris Cove so far Norris Cove made seven dollars but well 11 so I'm just gonna put 20 that's just budgeted and then miscellaneous um for miscellaneous because I did have to go into my cash envelopes again this week um because I had to get some budget stuff for the budget box and bills y'all I got no bills so I think I took about 40 dollars out okay so excuse me we're working with 140 dollars so down here in the total income section I budgeted um what I say eight eight hundred and sixty dollars where I get what you see there eight hundred and sixty dollars okay so bills due so you have your bills due your sinking funds or cash envelopes you can list those there and then you have expenses here which is like kind of your variable expenses things that you just need to pay but you don't know really the price of it or whatever or just something like gas all that kind of stuff here all right so oh we have to review y'all let me back up let me back up I have to review last week I was just y'all I got so much going on and I'm trying to schedule it all in so last week was October the 3rd through the 9th um we estimated 700 we ended up making 14 hundred and five dollars y'all it's a whole disclaimer to that great money I was really shocked um noise code we estimated 50 we ended up making 48 and miscellaneous was 270 and that was from our cash envelopes so we had a total of 17 23 I paid Shopify this week but I paid Walmart I paid credit one we paid Canva we paid food spread um car insurance that was another thing you guys so then for my car insurance I had to pay another 180 for another car that I have on there um what else popped up oh we gave T-Mobile here it is it's in my seat that's what that note section is for we ended up giving T-Mobile 285 State Farm another 180 dollars and then they took my car no out instead of this week on the 11th they took it out on Friday I woke up there any morning and my money was gone so they took out 181 dollars so I had a excess of 646 dollars and 23 cent that I had no intentions on paying it so all of that I mean pretty much waiting out yeah there were a couple of dollars left but we added to our emergency fund I think we gave hubby that we could head and I'll have to look back at my cash envelopes let me just do that real quick my budget videos you only aren't that long but I had to tell you all about that so in the envelope breakdown this was yeah the third through the ninth we ended up we we showed here that we took 270 dollars out and we put 108 dollars in so that's kind of what was left afterwards and there was some more but that stated my bank account to cover um it was something I knew that was due oh I had to get an oil change so I left that in my account and so we basically had 66 dollars over here that we added in business supplies um hubby booth rent week ahead and birthdays and then over here we put 90 dollars because that was um um oh no no no sorry that's the total we put 53 dollars in these envelopes and we put 50 dollars in the emergency fund and pretty much 55 and the five and the one so that's that quick last week's summary I forgot I know I had to break it down to y'all okay so now let's get into what's due this week and what I do for that is I go to either my calendar because I do list my bills and this one so we'll just use this one yeah I said I can't miss my youtube folks okay so this is the 10th through the 16th canva came out and they were due and I budgeted um I may have to redo this because this is the wrong backwards but anyway um 13 77 and that's what they got I think it might have been more but that's it a card note chase they already got that chase though output chase I don't have to be the car now because they got that last week that was due on 11th and I gave them 97 dollars excuse me 97 dollars like I think 52 cent they got their money and so I'm just going to click and then um T-mobile supposed to get 138 dollars a day they didn't get that uplift and they came out yesterday or last night I paid them and say 13th and they have 38 dollars and 57 cents and then on the 15th we have capital 1 I'm so used to writing it over here yeah I might have to change that because that's going to irritate me um they normally get like 25 dollars so you haven't paid them but everybody else has gotten paid and then we need to do booth and now friday saturdays the 15th and she's getting 300 dollars so let's do some calculating so we have a total of 474 dollars and 86 cents that we are projected to pay now over here like expenses I'm putting products right here in this section products like I know I've already spent a couple dollars but I'm budgeting about 25 dollars so far and we'll see if that comes out um I do gotta get gas this week but yesterday thursday it may not come out too fast but I'm gonna put gas and don't forget sign up for the upside app it is the link in my bio I've been using that I've been getting money back and so I'll put that at 50 so that's 75 okay sinking funds this week I'm going to kind of refer back to my envelope from last week because we got a lot going on and we need to make sure that we have enough money for everything and other great stuff so we got e-fund I'm gonna give them a budget 10 right now I'm gonna make it 25 25 okay got dollar challenge and I normally just give them five like uh you know what this was the very first one all right so then we're gonna go to business supplies I still gotta replenish that um they're gonna get 10 hubby 25 boots rent I'm almost finished with this but I still need to kind of fund that and that I get five week ahead that's gonna get five and birthdays we'll get five because this is the time of year everything's going on then I got a cousin getting married starting to update some envelopes and let's do a little calculating over here on this side and that's $80 and that is in my range y'all because I try to do 75 to 100 so that's perfect and so no debt payments this week we have $75 so let's add all of this up 2986 I'm gonna put that here in the bottom 629 86 and total bills was 474 86 total expenses were 75 sinking funds was 80 and debt we had none so I total was 629 86 so that's how you use this insert here the more I look at this I want to redo this I want to change this out and I think I can just get rid of expenses that can always go in the notes section and bring that down so that you have more for your bills but being this is a weekly one that's why I cut it short like how many people have 30 bills in a week um and I was talking to one of my Instagram friends and one of the questions I asked was what is it that you need in your budget that you don't I currently have and somebody put more like lines for bills so let's see one two three four five yeah you have 15 four weekly so that's I guess that's right if anything I'll change them so let's go back to weekly so yeah you guys so I'm introducing to you guys the budget box um again it will come with budget essentials and tools that you just probably know that you need it if you're new to budgeting it will introduce you to budgeting have you get your appliances in order um our old bundle had like a credit score tracker we're going to update this credit score tracker a little bit more appealing to the eye we're going to have debt repayment in that bundle in this bundle which wasn't in the last bundle is you'll get a monthly calendar for 12 months um just so many exciting things and some things have to be surprises you'll get more than one pen um more than two possibly um but the first box I said that it will go really big like it's going to be the biggest box of them all but going forward after that um you know not each month you'll get inserts but you probably will you'll get something towards some budgeting um I'm trying to have an insert or so in everyone it'll be exclusive to you until the next month then others can get was what was in the box if there are extras as far as the inserts are concerned they'll be released a little bit at a time the bundle probably released um in December um for those who are looking to budget for 2023 and they'll only be in a digital form but for my box members they'll get it printed and all that stuff so here we are um so for the week we're estimating about $800 um our bills totaled up to $629 so let's see if we have extra most of it probably will be going to the budget box or into our sinking fund so there's our goal for sinking funds this week this is our budget for October let's see something else was there for October the 10th through the 16th so I hope you guys enjoyed this insert again it will be listed below and if 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What's up guys and welcome to yet another episode of Bars with Stars right here on SPM Bars. My name is Miski Pinji and today I am hanging out with a star, you guys. I bet you know his song and just before I introduce him, we probably have to start with a chorus, Jay, right? For just people to know who I'm talking to, who's the star that I'm talking to today. I don't know blues, but you are the same. That's what's up guys. Now let me tell you, I was told that Jay, Jay Wills, okay?  Who said that? Someone told me, someone told me, Joy told me Jay Wills is a little bit shy, but he's very, you know, you can talk and all that, is that true? I don't know, maybe you figure out.  But guys, this is the Nigerian star, the medicine hitmaker Jay Wills and we're right here to talk to him and just, you know, find out how he's finding Kenya and just so many other things. So Jay, how are you finding Kenya so far? Yeah, I love Kenya and you know, I've been wanting to, you know, come to Kenya because I've heard a lot about Kenya, they are nice people and the place is very nice. So I have, like I was excited to be in Kenya because in Africa is among like the top three countries I wanted to visit and you know, music probably brought me to Kenya and I love it. Oh, so you had Kenya, we are nice people. Have we proved to be nice yet so far? I have not met much though because I've been in my apartment all day since I came. Oh, come on. But the people I met, like the last performers that I went to, like some of them there, they, you know, they showed me love, like they were like, they were bribing. Yeah. They seem like people that love people from heart, not like fake. Yeah, they haven't even introduced some girls to you. They have not done that. Yeah, because I would like to know what do you think about the Kenyan women so far? I must say, like, they are very nice, unlike, you know, Nigeria, the girls there, there are corny, they want to see what you have before they treat you nice. Oh. They have not seen much about Kenya, but the people that I've seen, they're very welcoming. They treat people like, like the other interview, the whole places have been, you know, brought to, like, they're always like, hey, they're always acting. I don't know if it's because it's me. Yeah.  Okay, but that's really good to hear anyway. So you've just mentioned to me that Kenya is the top three countries that you wanted to visit in Africa. What are the other two countries? South Africa. South Africa. And I wanted to go to Tanzania, but I've already been to Tanzania, so Kenya is like the top. What kind of Tanzania, yeah? I saw a picture of you and them on Platinum. What happened? Like, how did you guys meet? What's going on? Just tell us what's going on. You know, he put me on his song. Okay.  It's obvious that maybe he likes my song and so they send the beat and I jumped on the song and the next thing is Nigeria shooting the video of the song. Yeah. Like, oh, he came to Nigeria. Oh, okay, okay. He shot with our biggest director. Yeah. The song is going to be a very big one because the guy that shot it, even the video, every, from the song to the video production is very mad. Like, the person shooting is the person shooting for Whiskey Bonoboi. Like, he's like the biggest director in Nigeria right now. Yeah. And he's very costly. So for that one to pay him for that song, that means like, this is a very big project for him and for me because I think it's going to, you know, be a very big one for me in the East. East Africa for sure.  What did you know him for before he talked to you? No, at least I'm going to be honest. Like, I'm a fan of Diamond. Okay. Not like I, not like I listen so much to his songs. Whenever I see his songs or whenever I see his song, like, I always want to watch him because it's so entertaining. Yeah. Even if you don't really, really, really fall in love with that song, you would want to see what's going on because, you know, he puts out nice videos. His energy is crazy. Yeah. Now, I'm a very big fan of him. He understands the hustle right from the beginning. Yes, yes, yes. He knows the package. He knows how to do the business side and he knows how to hustle for the song. That's what matters. That's the only thing that can keep you as an artist, not just your talent. Clearly, that's 360. Like, he's an entire package for sure. Now, Jay, you seem to be very informed.  Yes. How old are you? I'm 25. You're 25. Wow. And how long have you been singing? Since I was 12. Since you were 12? Oh, my goodness. Oh, professionally. I started like five years ago. Like five years ago. So 150 streams across the million, 150 million, you know, streams across all the platforms. How does that make you feel right now?  It's so, it's so great. Like, I feel so, so great. Like, you know, I wake up, I see people, you know, on my DM, like in my DM, I see people, they come and see. Since I saw, I came across your song, like, I've been depressed. Your song is what I play. You heal me.  To me, you're like a preacher of love. Yeah. So like, I feel great, you know, people, you know, celebrating me for my hard work, because I've been wanting that for so long. Yeah. So it's a very happy thing for me. So how many songs did you have prior to medicine? Like, that I put out? Yes, that you put out professionally. It's been played. Like, I have many songs online. Like how many of them? I would say like 17 to 20. Oh my God. Yeah. Then then it took, you know, medicine. You know, I was, you know, basically, I didn't have a record deal then. Okay. And I didn't have like money to push it. Yeah. So I would say I started pushing when I had the label. That's two years ago. So I would say I just, this medicine is like the second song I'm putting money on in my life. Yeah. Yeah. The first one was Abena song. You know, I put money, it went far, but not that far. Medicine is, I think I'm lucky, because many people, they get signed to use the put money and keep pushing, you know, because before I would just sing, put it online and, you know, it doesn't work that way. Of course. It doesn't work that way.  That's a very good thing and I feel blessed. So that's it. I mean, that's really great to hear. And I clearly, it takes resilience and just hardworking and just not giving up because 17 songs and then now medicine is here. It's a hit.  I can imagine now, you see, I saw somewhere that you, you are raised in London. Is that true? No, I was, you know, I was born in Nigeria.  And I came back to Nigeria again. Okay. So now how was it in London and what exactly were you doing there and why did you come back to Nigeria? You know, I lost my mom when I was little. Oh, yeah. Sorry. Yeah, my my auntie, she took me there.  Because my auntie, she stayed in London and then, you know, nobody was there to take care of me and all. So she took me then. Yeah. But then my dad, you know, he insisted that I come back. Yeah. Ah, okay, okay. But how was the experience there? Is that something that you can remember? Were you like very young? Yeah, I was very young, like just the primary school. Ah, okay, okay. It was, it's not that big because I've never had phone like that. Yeah, yeah. That's it. Now that's, we are in Kenya now, yeah. Are we expecting any collaboration with any artist? Yeah, but not now because I've not really gotten a chance to meet the artists in Kenya. Oh, okay. Uh-huh. But are you planning to? I would like to, like, Southie. So, like, I like, I like what they are doing. He likes Southie, so what they are doing, yeah. I like everything that he does. Uh-huh. I've watched, I can't remember the names, but I've watched most of their, you know, their works and I like the, the dark one that has, like, you know, their shapes. Like, you know, his, the tall dark one. Bien, it's called Bien, it's called Bien, yes.  I like it.  And I think if me and Southie work, it's gonna be great because I'm all like, I have this Aroha and Beatles kind of, you know, songs to, like, voice. Yes. So it's not like I'm a rap, you know, my kind of music can blend with that. Yeah, yeah. Is there any female Kenyan artist, you know? We all know Kimani, you know. Victoria Kimani, yeah, yeah, because she's been out there and, you know, of course Nigeria has been like her second home, yeah. So there's no one else apart from Victoria Kimani. I don't know, I'm sorry. Oh my goodness, our Kenyan female artists have to do a lot more to get their music out there clearly. But now you see, I've seen that you have a new project out called Sunflower.  So why Sunflower and what are we expecting, you know, into Sunflower? Sunflower is, you know, now I got a, you know, when you keep doing music like me, I keep doing different type of songs, different, different type of sound to know the one people is going to accept more. And now I just got the idea, okay, this is medicine, right? This is what people want to hear from you in particular.  So Sunflower is love. Yeah. It's a motivation. And it's like, it's like, sunflower is just like, when you're making love with your someone you love, that sunflower is for lovers, like some album for people that like to love. Yeah.  Is that true? My sister? Yeah. Because, okay, like what brought the name? Yeah. Okay, the thing is sunflower is, has always been something I like to call. Oh, people you love. That I really, really love. Okay. So I said, when we are thinking of a name to call the, the EP, I was like, why trying to go heaven and earth to find a poetic name, something extraordinary? You could just, you just call it something simple, like sunflower. That's, and that day I decided it like not to change in that. Yes. Actually, I would really like to know what, what time did you realize that medicine is a hit? What, what period did you realize this one is a hit? When people were, the time it was blowing up, it started from here, you know, people were like, Jay, everywhere, everywhere your song. But I wasn't seeing it. People were telling me. Yes. And I'll be like, they will tell me, Jay, your song is everywhere. Within the album, I will be like, you hear me now? Yeah. What did you see? Yeah. That's what, even when, even when like someone will tell me that I will still go and ask another person, like, did you hear this song? So I was curious, like, I was like, wow, what's happening? What's happening? Yeah. But when I now knew like, okay, it's, it's over is when I, you know, open my Apple music chart. Yeah. Yeah.  You know, do you know what it means? Like in, in Kenya, people drop song every day. Yeah. In a month, I'm sure, like, 500 songs have been put out. Then in two months, I'm sure, like, like 10,000 songs come out of Kenya, both upcomers and new ones. Every known ones, yes. And on serious ones, everybody keep dropping, everybody's doing music now. Yes. Yes, for sure. Then in Nigeria, I'm very sure, like, you know how competitive Nigerian music is? It is. It's good and singing. And actually giving out very dope videos, putting in the money. It's very mad and it's very crazy. But, you know, when I now come out and I see top 100 Nigeria, my song is in top 10, in top 100 songs in Nigeria. Yeah. For you to be in 99 in top 100 in Nigeria, that means your song is known. It's a hit. For you to enter top 100 in Nigeria, you have a blown song. But then medicine was in top 10 in top 100. That was when I knew it was over. It's a hit. You're like, now I have made it. It's a hit. Then when I now felt like okay, okay, was when I dropped the video, two weeks inside the video dropping. Yes. I was number one on TV in Nigeria, like, wow. Top 10 bangers in MTV base. Yeah. I was number one. That day, like, I couldn't hold myself.   It was, you know, God is great. Yeah. He is indeed. He saw the effort I put into over the years. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So do you feel the pressure to now remain on top right now? How do you feel? I wouldn't lie to you. Yes. This is from my heart. Yeah. This is something I don't, I wouldn't discuss on public. Yes. I've been pressured, like, even though I know the songs I'm dropping. Oh, I hear you. You know, I was like, I think I know really like him. But yesterday, when I posted the snippet of Sunflower, the one I posted where I was pushing the car, the song was playing a little. I check it on my page. When I posted it, under 16 minutes, I have like 500 comments already. Under 16 minutes, I have like 10,000 views already. I just saw that, okay, my fans, they're ready to scatter. Yes. So it just made me know that this particular song that I just displayed out of the album shows that no people are ready to see more of you. Yeah. Yeah. And you know, I've delayed people a lot. Like, after medicine, they've been asking, you don't want to drop me a song? Yeah. Some people may feel like, oh, that's just the song he has. But they don't know I've been working arranging it. Because me, I don't want to be in the competition whereby he competes me with people that are doing well. Yeah. I want them to keep me one side or more. Leave that. The way they keep Asa in Nigeria, Asa, you know Asa, I want people to keep me in a place where Liv J. Wiozo is on his own lane. Yeah. He's going to get us Grammy one day, like on a board. Yes. So if you hear Sunflower, you might not dance so well because I just have like two dancing songs out of the whole album. But Sunflower is something you could go home to after work and you listen to every door of your life. Yeah. Guys, I hope you guys are ready for Sunflower from J. Will. And in case you have not subscribed, are you loving J. Will's story? Please come on, subscribe to SPM Buzz. Now, J, you see, when I look at the Nigerian industry, I would like to ask a very controversial question, you know. Given a chance, at gunpoint, you have to choose one between Bonnaboy and Wizkid to do the first collaboration with whom would you choose and why? You know, I love Bonnaboy and Wizkid. Yes. But I'm going to choose Wizkid because his sound is more affiliated to my sound. That was a nice answer. Yeah. But then I would like to work with Bonnaboy too because he inspired me a lot. But Wizkid is kind of like my kind of sound. Okay. So if we put like, you know, imagine Bonnaboy in medicine, it would have been some distraction because the voice is not like, he's not that love thing. But, you know, coming from, I've seen my fan base, you know, girls lately, like they take a personal with my sound. So, you know, business wise, you don't have to deprive them of that your sound. Okay. So you continue giving them. So thinking of Wizkid and Bonnaboy, I love both. If you remove the gun, I will literally choose both. But if you point the gun at me, choose one and choose Wizkid. Okay. Well, that's a good, that's a pretty good answer. I mean, Bonnaboy would not be mad at all at all at all. He would definitely give you a collab. So, let me be mentioned, girls take it, you know, very close to them, themselves about your lyrics and all that. Are you dating someone? Do you have a family? What's up? The thing is, the thing is all like, I've tried to do motivational songs. Okay. I do hustle songs and love songs, but you know, I think when it comes to the love song I do, it's the beats. Okay. There's a kind of piano or guitar that I hear, and it's like a spirit, it comes inside of me. Yes. I don't really have to think of a girl inside of me. I just feel so emotional. Like, I put myself in the shoes of, okay, you are here and I'm singing for you. And the lyrics, they keep coming to my head. Yeah. Then when they're all over my head, I now bring them and I place them one by one and arrange them the way it should be. Because I think, apart from, you know, singing, I'm a very good poet. Okay. I used to write poems and love stories like novels when I was little. I will write novels and I'll keep it. Waiting for someone to help me publish it because, you know, I'm a good, like, I, literature is my thing. Okay. Yeah, yeah, I can see from your lyrics actually. Yes, yes. It actually helps me because, you know, I go, I don't, it's not like I go extra mass to get the words. You know, it keeps appearing. The only issue is how to arrange it so that it doesn't misplace it because one single mistake, you misplace the words. Yeah. So technically, what Jay is trying to say is there's no one specifically, he's been telling you, my queen, and I don't need no rules. That's true, right? So Jay is single, guys. The DM is open, comment. I hope you can just, you know, Kenyan, Kenyan women, please just talk to Jay. Okay. Now, as we finish, I wish we finish up. So I would like to know what is the craziest thing a fan has done so far, either on your DM or either physically when they see you. What is the craziest thing someone has done? I don't think, I don't think, okay, okay, let me, this one was a message I saw on my DM. Okay. I just laughed. But, you know, one girl, the day before yesterday, I saw it in Nigerian girl, she was like, did you know how long I've been saving money? But it's not still up to your payment money. But I wish this one I've saved would be enough for you to just come and sing on my birthday. Oh, okay. I laughed. I wanted to reply. I wanted to reply. But then I said, no, no. Yeah. Because the thing was so cute. It was so cute. She said she's saving like, but yeah, I have time to say that. That was really nice.  Because I know girls, for girls to save is for her makeup and nails. Clothes and all that. They don't pay for artists. That felt good. That felt good, I bet. Yeah. I actually smiled. Yeah. So now, is there anything else that you're planning to do to Kanyaratana Media Tour? And when are we expecting, you know, one of the songs in Sunflower to drop? On February 11th. Okay. I have a show tonight at this new club here in Nairobi. Yes. Black Stars. So I'll be performing tonight. But soon now I'm planning on the concert. Yes. After Sunflower, I'll be doing like proper Africa concert. Yes. Yes. I'll be going to UK to Dubai, Turkey, Europe. It's going to be big because you know, I'm pushing the sunflower now overseas, the whole of Africa, like the promo is going to be on a very big platform. Yeah. Oh, okay. I see your management is overworked and clearly it's just been, you know, the first few weeks of January of 2022.  But Jay, thank you so much. We wish you all the very best. I mean, we are looking forward to the song, you know, that you're dropping on February 11th. Yes. And we hope we're going to put it up on our TikToks and our videos, you know, and just jump to it. But thank you so much for talking to us PM Baz. You're welcome.


For more videos on people's struggles, please subscribe to our YouTube channel. This is a political crisis because people no longer believe in governments. Before this crisis, the plan of the capital in the whole world is that in order to get out of it, they need to adapt in a private way to the well-being of nature, such as oil, mines, biodiversity, water, etc. Second, privatize state-owned companies that give a lot of profit. Third, remove the rights of workers to get a raise in the profit rate. And finally, privatize public services to transform health, education, housing, not more than a right, but in emergencies. Well, to put forward this plan, they need governments of the right, and thus, with the essence of Trump in the United States, then, using all possible manipulations, they imposed right-wing governments in India, in several other parts of the world.  So we are living that. The government that is trying to privatize natural resources, is removing rights of all types of workers, now putting more effort to remove public housing, and play with all workers, at least those who have a formal job, for private privacy, which is what interests banks. So, what we are facing is a very tough struggle, where the government, at the service of the capital, tries to impose their will, playing for the working class, for the people in general, at the cost of the crisis. They are trying to remove public housing from the peasants, and offering them that from now on, they will only be able to sit down when they are 65 years old, when the law is for women to be 55 years old, and men to be 60 years old. And only a peasant will be able to move forward, if they commit that they contribute during 40 years to the Previdence Institute, that is, the peasants will be out of the public Previdence, they will die a long time before. Well, on the side of the people, there are not many secrets. Many people were afraid of the absence of a government of extreme right, neo-fascist. But we, not only in the MST as in other collective spaces, like the Popular Front, we have defended the thesis that we have to resist that offensive of the government, and at the same time take the initiative of other mobilizations. But, fortunately, the advance of the government on the rights of the workers was so overwhelming that in four months already the contradictions appeared. And a government that had at the beginning the support of 80% of the population now has the support only of 30%, that is, 70% of the people no longer believe in this government. And that has then made it possible that in several moments we have achieved great mass mobilizations, like it was on May 15 when thousands of students and teachers and teachers and the general population left the streets in defense of public education and against the changes they want in the Previdence. That had a lot of impact because there were cities like São Paulo, Rio, in the capitals in general, with mobilizations with more than 100,000 people. São Paulo had 250,000 people and there were also demonstrations in more than 160 cities. That had not been seen, even in the times of Lula and Dilma, it was only compared to the great mobilization against the dictatorship of the direct ones in the 80s. And now, on the 30th, we are back to mobilizing and we are getting ready for June 14 to blow up a great general wave where teachers and the working class will join together. And we, from the countryside, are going to join that general wave, in some way, sweeping the roads, preventing the merchants from circling and doing our part in that demonstration of all the Brazilian people that we do not accept those fascist ideas, we do not accept the withdrawal of rights of the working class and we will fight so that the problems are resolved and that the cost does not go on the back of the workers, but the same bourgeoisie, who is responsible for that capitalist crisis, tries to resolve them. And then there is a new climate in Brazil, a climate in which people have lost their fear and are willing to mobilize. So I think that in the next few months there will be very interesting months in the framework of the force correlation of the Brazilian class struggle that can even influence other countries so that from here we can stop the fascist pretensions and the recovery plan of the capital accumulation of the big companies and of the financial capital. Well, as all of you must have accompanied by the international press, Lula is not even a political prisoner, Lula is kidnapped by the Brazilian capital that was used by judicial manipulations and first they imprisoned him unfairly without any evidence then they prohibited him from competing with the elections, also unfairly because there were other candidates who were in jail and disputed the elections. And thirdly they prohibited him from talking with the people because he knows about his leadership and his power of convocation to the Brazilian people that Lula is in jail as a kidnapping that the bourgeoisie took from the working class because everyone begins to realize that if Lula were in the street they would not have the capacity to impose these reforms against the people as they want. So I am optimistic and I have the security that in the next few months we will give Lula so that he can incorporate to all this effort of gas work, of mobilization of agitation and propaganda so that we can stop the pretensions of that government of crazy fascists that have no responsibility with the future of Brazil and much less with the Brazilian people.


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You too, what's the word? What's the vibes? How are you guys doing? First of all before I start I'd like to apologize for you guys It's probably been a couple weeks since I dropped to be friending the bots But as you can see I'm at a different spot Because of quarantine because of you know, everything's shutting down and that's pretty much being locked in our houses for the foreseeable future I did move and stay with my girlfriend who lives in Columbus, Ohio For the for the entire quarantine. I'll be back home. Maybe when it ends We'll see who knows when it's gonna end. I hope all you guys are staying so safe.  Thank you guys for all your support on to be friending the bots series So that's pretty much the reason I haven't really had time to sit down and record one of these But I did notice all you guys vote on my last poll I had on Twitter Man if you want to you know have your input on what the next be front in a box series is Make sure you follow that Twitter below man And that's where I'm gonna put a little poll out. What do you guys want to see next? What do you guys need help with and? Essentially that's gonna be the way for you guys to really talk about what you need help with also You can also comment below because I read the hell out of those men But one of the number one things that I hear about are help us with past protection help us with past protection So for me, that's fine. I'll help you guys I will start by saying this one if you don't want to use a mobile quarterback leave the video now the game The game is already hard enough to pass about against these blitz seven and blitz eight people For me you need a mobile quarterback It just makes a bigger weapon because one you need to get away from all those people in the box You know when they blitz you there's eight nine ten people in the box, right? And you need to get away from those the further you can get away from it that mess of your bodies The bigger play you can get that's pretty much my philosophy When facing these giant, you know people just loading a box blitzing the hell out of me is can I get away from that? And what can I do to get out of the pocket? So a mobile quarterback helps that It's much more dangerous blitzing six and seven people against a quarterback that can not only pass for a touchdown But can get escape contain and get out of the pocket So I let's just go into just and I mean There's so many different things you can do To really pass protect and max protect and and send out five every once in a while But we're gonna focus on just slide protecting and what does it do? I will tell you contains are very very very good in this game. They are amazing But the running back kills them That's what you have to realize when you're past protecting your running back is your best blocker It's hard to think that it's hard to realize that but in Madden 20 You're running back 1 million percent is your best blocker and what we're gonna want to do is trigger some cut block animations Cuz not only will it take away one of the best pass rushers it will take away to contain So that's our goal when facing these blitzes is take away the contain we want to get out of the pocket So I said a mobile quarterback is ideal now I'll tell you guys the reason why I've always had a mobile quarterback in Madden This is every Madden when people had Aaron Rodgers I want to belt with Randall Cunningham have I have had Vic since Madden 18 1920 Michael Vic has been my quarterback since his cards been in the game because when you step back and think about it Every quarterback and past there's really no difference between Tom Brady passing and Michael Vic passing now That's if you know something goes all stupid.  So you're right I mean I there's no way to argue that that you know Tom Brady Should be able to pass the same as Michael Vic now. They have made tons of strides In making Tom Brady a little bit better with all these different abilities without it without abilities I mean those quarterbacks will be pointless, you know with the hot rock master protective They're actually they're kind of usable now So the abilities definitely bring those guys back into the realm of relevancy But there's still a mobile quarterback can still pass the ball can still do the ball 80 yards can still do Ball on a dime to a slant route if you need it, but they can run too So why not have you know the person that can do it all and that's why I've always had a mobile quarterback And you guys should too have a mobile quarterback Vick is the best in the game for me If you don't like a left-hand quarterback my homes is really good. I don't like Lamar Jackson I think his wind-up is nasty. I think he throws a nasty football. He is he is really fast And if you're playing on Rays, he's I mean my home's is an option, but It's crazy to say this after playing mutt Mahomes is kind of slow, but not on Rays or anything, but let's get into the game I'm like I said, I'll tell you guys this. Um, I I need a mobile quarterback. I do and what we're gonna work against is the pinch buck The pinch buck 3-4. I I mean I it's something I put on the map the first week of Madden pinch buck blitz everybody So For me, I know how to play against it. I know how to run it and this is the key to me I use New Orleans playbook. That's what we're in now is New Orleans. Um, the key to me is You have to realize and this is like this might some of the tips I'll give you guys here pause might be passed to be friending by stage It might be a little bit too much But one thing you want to do is man You want to make these adjustments as soon as possible because you know, you play the guys that wanted one They want to bring everybody in the box and then they want to bring their safety down They didn't want to bring the other safety down. They might use a rush you they might blitz eight They might blitz nine. I want to snap the ball. I Want to get him caught on somebody he doesn't want to be on so for me the number one thing I look for and why I like this gun Why trio what why all trio in New Orleans is because it has a lot of plays With the tight end blocking already So if you can find plays with the tight end blocking or the running back blocking it will save you a hot route And that's huge when you go up to the line of scrimmage You want to be there was the least amount of adjustments as possible and I'll show you This is my favorite play to run against these blitz things. It's Saints deep out and we'll go ahead We'll put hollywood brown. He is on the right side on this deep post Now everything that I do here is pretty much hopefully we can respot the ball here Everything I do here is is really much you can use it in any single Any single play any formation But and one thing I did not forgot to talk to you guys about The reason why bunch is good The reason why why trips is good is because boom you have a block on both sides so you can max protect fairly quickly Now one thing you can do Offence defense first offense. Okay now defense. This is the look you'll get from these guys, right? Boom something like that blitz everybody Bring this guy here, right and obviously contain Something like that right even if they might even prove this guy here. So we're blitzing seven people Right now seven people Now like I said, if you have a Titan on one side, you have a running back on the other side Now if you guys have been playing this game, you haven't played it for eight ten months now You know the Titan will glitch and not really block this guy. So Can't really rely on just past protecting and the reason why obviously the max protect idea is cool Because you'll have you'll have seven on seven right here and you'll be able to do it But one you had to deal with one the quarterback release being slow pressure and accurate I'm the running back the quarterback is not an option to run the ball So essentially what I do is you have to realize your slide protection kind of controls your running back More than your offensive line You have it's it's a crazy thing but think it about it that way my slide protection Controls my running back. I the biggest thing I have to do is understand where my running backs gonna go here So first thing we want to do obviously is we're going to block mark angri. Now because this play already Has Boyle blocking. I don't have to block him now delay routes most of the time for running backs I wouldn't tell you rely on them, but For the Titan he's gonna block that guy right ahead of him So what I want to do for slide protection against these blitzes is I want to slide away from the running back Meaning if the running backs on the left, I want to slide to the right. So that's the first thing I'll do slide right So we got that So now we'll block the running back and what will happen is the running back will then step up and take the outside linebacker And I don't want to wait in the pocket if the running back blocks that's contained. He won't contain Boom, he'll cut block now. I'm out of the pocket now I can do I can run for a touchdown or Lamar Jackson smokes me now if you're in But you have roaming dead. I you have dashing dead. I that's a touchdown So that is the key Pretty much for me to get out of the pocket and make these plays if you guys watch my Twitter You guys watch me play the big touchdowns down the field because You block that contain once you block that contain boom, you're out of there same thing slide right Block the running back and what he'll do is he will cut block that contain You know, let me blitz all these guys contain boom Now if I didn't do that, I think I do this this play to slide the running back He'll block the contain and we're out of there even but look even if I don't want to pass Look how much space I had to run with Lamar Jackson Now I wouldn't recommend the juke them with the quarterback But that's what I mean about a modal quarterback get outside all these 14 bodies in here If there's 14 bodies in here Mathematically, there can't be that many bodies in the rest of the field You get the speed at quarterback to speed it while receiver to attack the fact they only have four or five You know four or five DB or other defenders on the entire field Once you get that going you're good, you know, and that's why I like a mobile quarterback You know, so that's the way I like to let's see what it what happens if I don't contain there If I don't block those guys slide like that look my tight end goes here And I can't and then I don't block the container my running back steps up Gets the egg block and I can't block the contain and that's what I mean about contains are really really really good in this game You know, so if I don't do that slide protection slide right to make my running back go to the left Then I get contained and like I said you cannot but for some reason three four I just glitches through a tight end every time You know, that's that's what happens Now obviously Now let's just take it a step further. Now three four odd You can do this against with any, you know Multiple with a tight end running back on both on opposite sides and do that now you guys know somebody will do this, right? They'll do this and they'll use or this guy Like that right the same thing works. The only difference here is that yes that that McCordy's gonna come free. I have to run away from him See but the contain takes a while. I'm still off to the racism because I have a faster quarterback You know now Okay, help you guys out again Now a smarter player will do this. Okay. You're gonna cut block and roll out that way boom The way to roll out this way Little bit tougher right right here. We go What you want to do here on this way is you want to double team this outside linebacker? So now even though there's eight blitzing and I'm using two blockers for one person So essentially I have a there's gonna be two people coming free right now But because I double team this outside linebacker.  We're just getting out of there We're picking up 10 15 yards or passing, you know, and and there's a bunch of different ways You can go ahead and set up different pass plays behind that but more more info on that You know man turf comm you check out all the e-books for things like that But that's just the way that I like to block these 7-7-8 blitzes men if you can't block that you're not gonna be able to pass in man 20 that has been the meta defense the entire year and One thing you have to realize when you go into these mobile quarterback must right. It's a must When you see how devastating it is to get outside the pocket, right? To your slide protection kind of controls your running back I'll take it even further here as we run it again Right, let's try this evening You know, I don't know if it's gonna work with a max protect set Here, but let's try to slide left Towards the running back side. I told you guys always slide away from a run back Let's see what he does if I slide left I'm gonna say in this set because I have a delay on the tight end I think the running best want to step up in the pocket, but we'll see where he goes No, I still went to the right side. See that's what I mean The run the slide control as we see mark, he's brown That's why I love that plate at deep post route get man up cover two just kills it but Slide protection controls your running back more than your offensive line Remember that remember that in the game. Remember what it does. This actually blocked is better better than I thought it would really And once again if I wanted to roll out I can roll out so you see the difference just in this play alone You see the difference on how contains block my left tackle that contain is I'm not going anywhere to the left side The right side. I am running out of there That is the difference in the game as you see I'm get look at look at the space I have after that that is a eight a seven man blitz We cut block it boom Oh, actually, I think I was on one of the blitzers. Oh no, I was on a safety Seven man blitz picked up effortlessly and I can run out Contain running back will go to contain slide protection controls where you're running back goes Mobile quarterback boom now designing the plays behind that to not to give you an option to pass And run that's the the next level into beating the blitz, you know It's easy. I'm not gonna say it's easy to get out the pocket But you know against the basic blitz of the basic blitz seven and eight It's pretty easy to get out the pocket but once you get into more people more advanced gets a little bit more tough, but It's easy to get out the pocket. You got taught you guys how to get out of pocket Design and plays behind a little tougher. So this is just the basic pass protection I said your slide protection Controls you're running back more than your offensive line. Just remember that I don't know if you guys have realized that going through your process of trying to pick up blitzes But that is the number one key you guys want to remember. So this is befriending the bots. This was basic pass protection. So um, I Appreciate you guys said it. Please hit the like button This series is really popping like I said between a quarantine moving my entire setup everything It's been a rough couple not a rough couple weeks But a long couple weeks so I apologize that it took so long to drop another one of these But the series has been popping all you guys have been asking so I appreciate it Hit that like button and let me know what you want to see next


Do you feel like your sound is drill or no? Lizzie Gobble is drill. But I don't even think Lizzie is really more drill, but I don't think I'm drill. You don't think so? I think I just, I'm an artist. I'm not a rapper. And y'all gonna discover that soon. But right now I'm just throwing out all cold bars right now for me. But I ain't a drill rapper. That's just not it. But I could do drill. Okay. Are you not interested in doing drill? I love drill. I'm interested in doing drill, but we got that. For me, I got a couple drills in the stuff, in the tuck, but... Okay. So what do you think is different between your sound and drill? To you? The delivery, the flow of it, the way the beat is the difference, obviously. Because I'm more given like hip hop beats and that's more a drill beat. Like it's like the difference I don't really know. Okay, you trying to figure it out?  It ain't like... No, I'm just asking because, you know, in New York they're trying to ban drill and stuff like that.  But even though your sound isn't necessarily drill, it's still aggressive, you know what I'm saying? Man, they trying to ban drill, man.  Why are you trying to ban drill for them? These kids is expressing themselves. Uh-huh. In any way that they express themselves, you can't control that. If they want to... If these kids want to pick up a mic and do drill to express themselves, then let them. They could be out there picking up guns. They could be out there picking up this, picking up that. But they rapping, yeah. But they rapping. Let them, they're you. In the older ones, let them do what they still to do. They have the freedom to do that. Ban yourself, because drill ain't going nowhere. Okay. So you are supporting a drill? Hell yeah. Okay. All right. Are you listening to any drill artists right now? Wawa, it's my baby. My words? I love her. I love her, yeah. What other drill artists? I like Sintrusi. Okay. He's hard. Yeah, he's hard.  Um, I like B Love. Okay. He's lit. Um, I like K-Flock, J-Dot, J-Dot Geek. I like him. I like a lot of the functional. The clip may be done, but there's still more to come. Make sure you like, comment, and subscribe. And while you're at it, check out our website at talkatotownshow.com. Let us know what you think.


Look here and tease Russian Army won't respond on this case understood Alex just locate the gas comment your bar cost truck and get off the exit Copy watch your All hit panties pushed to your set To keep this on a tight loop bar goes better moving the gas tonight What are the odds we wanted the general bar cough Russian general wouldn't be caught dead out here Okay, we're clear copy post up on the ridge and look at the lay of the land Echo 3 1 to blue Viking 5 call for fire stand by for target confirmation Copy 3 1 Viking standing by. Let's wreck you the area make sure there's no Russian Army down there medium transport truck transport for the gas Movement in the rail yard. That's how the gas comes in Vehicles on the move One in the tower left side high not army patrol vehicle contractors security good targets No Russian military presence call it in CIA blue Viking 5. This is Echo 3 1 troops in the open south gate.


What are we supposed to tell the girls that we couldn't do the one thing we promised because they're brainless and confident? I mean now we're never gonna slide things that used tampon Fogel. How do you get to Dartmouth?  Yo guys, what's up? Fogel, where have you been man? You're almost getting a goddamn heart attack. Do you have it?  No, no, man. I got it. It's flawless. Check it. Hawaii? All right, it's good. It's hard to trace, I guess. What? You changed your name to McLovin? McLovin?  You trying to be an Irish R&B singer? No, that lets you pick any name you want when you get down there. And you landed on McLovin? Yeah, I was like, was it Nader Muhammad? Why the frick would it be Teen Nader Muhammad? Why not just pick a common name like a normal person? Muhammad is the most commonly used name on earth. Read a frickin' book for once. Fogel, have you ever actually met anyone named Muhammad? Have you ever actually met anyone named McLovin?   Give me that.  Number two, it doesn't even have a first name. It just says McLovin. What? One name? One name? What do you seal? Fogel, this ID says you're 25. Why wouldn't you just choose 21, man? Seth, Seth, Seth. Listen up, buttface. Every day hundreds of kids go into the liquor store with their fake IDs and all of them say that they're 21. How many 21-year-olds do you think there are in this town? It's called frickin' strategy, alright? Well, let's stay calm, okay? Let's not lose our heads. It's a fine ID. It's gonna work. It's passable.  Okay, so what's it gonna be? I'm McLovin'. No, you're not.  Geez, man. It'll work. Give it a chance.


But I tell you, of the whole incident of Nahrawan, one thing breaks the heart, whenever you remember it, I swear Of the nine prisoners who remained, you see, there were some who Aleem Nabitaaleh didn't kill They came out and at the end, they said, we're not gonna fight Here, take our hands and let us go Abu-A'iyyabil Ansari, etc. Those who wanna leave to go to Khufu or Medan, you can go We will not fight you There was a few At the end of the battle, they were called as prisoners Of them One of them who was caught, really, the story breaks the heart, yes? Voila, there are some stories you narrate Honestly, they break the heart One of them who was caught is... He came to Aba Abdullah Imam Hussain was at the battle He saw Imam al-Hussain, he said, Hussain, he said, yes He said to him, the rope around my hand, it's hurting me So Imam looked at him, he said, it's not like my father To ever put a rope around someone's hand in this way, yes? Ali-Bard never liked to hurt a prisoner, yes? So he said to Hussain, if you don't mind, ask your father To loosen this rope on my hand I've come here to fight him, but you put the rope around my hand Imam went back to Imam Ali-Rumine He said to him, father said, yes, he said, that person over there His rope around his hand hurts him And he asked me, if I would untie it and I'd speak to you Imam said, it's not like me to tie a rope around someone's hand That hurts them, but if you... He said, father, he asked through me And anyone who asks through me, how can I reject them? Yes, Allah Imam went back, he removed the rope From the wrists of Shimrbindir Joshan, yes? In 38 AH, you removed the rope from the wrists And 22 years later, at the 10th of Muharram Shimr sits on your chest, yes? You will never see machinanimity like Aba Abdullah He could have easily finished him there and then But he was trying to give him a hint, that oh Shimrb Here you are asking me, look how quickly I'm ready to help you 38 AH, Shimrbindir Joshan is in a rope 22 years later, he sits on the chest of the son of Fatima al-Zahra grabs the neck of Aba Abdullah, yes? He grabs it instead of a sharp knife, yes? He wants to put the blunt side of the knife on the neck of Aba Abdullah And Zainab sits and watches Shimr on the chest of Hussain Zain al-Abideen watches Shimr on the chest of Hussain Fatima al-Zahra watches Shimr on the chest of Hussain, yes? Instead of honoring him, he decapitated his neck, yes? The neck which Rasool Allah used to kiss every day, yes?


Personal notice, dangerous my stock and trade. If the job's too tough for you to handle, you got a job for me, George Valentine. Write full details. You've all heard the expression, beware of Greeks bearing gifts. In case it slipped your mind, a fellow by the name of Virgil said that some 2,000 years ago. But as far as George Valentine is concerned, he could just as well set it today. Want to know why? Well, suppose you listen to our let George do an adventure entitled, Deal Me Out and I'll deal ya in. Dear Mr. Valentine's, now's your chance to be rich. I am a stranger in town and you should take me. Percentage, cost plus, trade commission of the goods, I will pay whatever you like whatever. And why? Because five private detectives I am hiring. With what? No satisfactions. Mr. Valentine's, a young friend of mine is having a most desperate situation. And if you can give satisfactions, then I deal you in. The riches are yours. Knowing you like that sort of thing, I remain as ever yours, Ambrose Acropolis. Knowing you like that sort of thing? For the young lady, yes. Money will mean something beautiful. For a man, it is different. To him, it is only like bread and butter or blood maybe. Okay, philosopher, but you still haven't told me what kind of trouble this friend of yours is in. Now isn't that foolish? Would I need you if I knew? Yeah, but you so. I am in town to visit. I am a happy man. I like other people to be happy. How should I know? He won't see me. He is afraid. He avoids his friends.  It sounds a little peculiar. No, no, no, no. Do not misconceive. A nicer, sweeter, more innocent boy could not be imagined. In other places we have spent many happy evenings together, but something has happened to suddenly change him. Why? What? I would not be a friend if I did not cut my ear to the ground and scratch my head. Would I? Contortionist. Okay, what's his name? I have his picture here. And the name is like a haircut. Bob. Sprague. Sprague is his last name. And you can remember that by a sprague of parsley. Never mind, I got it. Bob Sprague. Now, where do I find this poor man in trouble? Oh, no, no. He's not poor or half-mined. No, no indeed.  I bet he doesn't wear such pretty hats or striped pants. You like them, huh? So do I. I always wear... You are laughing at me. Oh, no, no, really. Not you, lady. Use for it.  You think I would not know in trouble what I saw. Take it easy. I didn't say anything. Ambrose Acropolis will show you what it means. When in doubt, delay a hand of Jack Sorbet. Hey, let go. What is... Come on. Goodbye, young lady. Good, Mr. Acropolis. So, me, I will deal you in with Jackson, Jackson, Higbee, and whoever. Let the whole quartet of lawyers convince you. But, Mr. Jackson, the name Bob Sprague means something to you, doesn't it? Well, just the nephew of a friend of mine, that's all. Why? Why? I will take over here to the explanations I would begin. There is something wrong about this boy, and it is only my desire to contact you. Yes, yes, of course. But Bob is out of town just now, I think. In fact, I'm quite sure he is. Out of town? But his friends... And there is certainly nothing wrong with him. However, I'll tell you what I'll do. If you want to send him a note or a letter, you may drop it off here, and I'll see that it gets forward into the right place. Be glad to. Uh-huh. Uh, why not just give us his address? Well, I don't know it, naturally. Just that he's away somewhere, that's all. Now, really, gentlemen, I'm very busy. Mr. Jackson, permit me to tell you that the young friend of Bobbys has made from you a liar. To me, he is swearing. Poor Bob sprayed with his coat turned up, sneaks into the Afton Hotel here in town every morning. Oh, get out of here. Well, how could that be? What is going on? Go someplace else. Call other people liars. Get out of here. You are listening to Let George Do It. Our adventure will continue in just a moment. Now, back to Let George Do It and George Valentine. Well, Valentine's? Okay, sport, I'm in. What's the name of that hotel again? Blow gently, sweetheart. Huh? What's the matter with you? Oh, nothing. I just say that to myself. Every time I have a glass of beer here at the hotel this time of the morning. Oh, I'm not himself. Just sitting here, waiting for the first race at High Lea. Oh, who's the bookie, bartender? Didn't you know? Well, I'm a little new here. Say, your name's Bob Sprig, isn't it? Hey, wait a minute. I just asked. That's all. Look, what do you want? Now, listen. I never heard of you until one second ago. I asked you the same question. A guy down the bar asked me about you. That's all. Well, sit down. Sit down. He's looking at us. What's the matter anyway? He must be popular or something. No sooner had I walked in this place and this guy walked up and asked if I knew you. Then he asked the bartender. He looked at you, but then looked away quick and said no. Bartender's a nice guy. Well, I thought maybe I could help with something. Wait a minute. Do you mind if I join you? Sorry, private clothes. Well, that's the way it goes, doesn't it? Man doesn't make new friends without getting blackball once or twice. What's your problem? There. Now, there's what's wrong with the world. People don't say what's your happiness. They say what's the matter. Here. You're going to have one with me now. Both of you. Hey, bartender. See, either one of you fellas just happened to know a fellow named Bob Sprig. Now, what's going on in this town? You asked me that just about two minutes ago. Oh, of course I did. My mistake. But that's the way it goes, isn't it? No. No, it's on me, bartender. You're kidding. What? My key. You got a room upstairs. Hey, you. Well, whatever your name is. Al. Name's Al. Didn't I tell you? No. And you didn't ask me if I was Bob Sprig either. I'm getting out of here. Thanks, man. Sure. See you later. Now, wait a minute. Both of you. You mean you're old Bob? Sure. Well, holy smoke. Think of that. Uh-huh. So what do you want with me? Just get out of my way, that's all, buddy. But I thought you wanted to see me. It's too early for games. Where's that guy going? Oh, I don't see anybody. Get no more Sprig, and I am.  Oh, sorry. I didn't mean to. Get out of my way. Hey, hey, wait a minute. No offense. You want to know where the kid's going? Just ask. Why? Sure. What am I telling you? I got a room upstairs. Kids meeting me there. 612. I just slipped in the key. Huh. What kind of a sucker do you think I am?  Thanks for nothing. Don't mention it. Sucker. Hey, kid. Bob. Oh, hi. Get rid of him? Yeah, push over. Thanks. Thanks a lot. Who is he? Called himself Al, but he didn't. I don't know. I've never even seen him before. Just another strong man. Brother, you're sure popular now. Look, let's have it. What are you afraid of? What are you hiding from? $40,000. What? Hey, look, I don't get it. Well, come on. Come on.  Your friends all covering up for you. Ah, sure. Don't know why I shouldn't tell you. You see, it's like this. I... Well, come on. Somebody outside. What in the name of... So you have got him at last. George Valentine's you are a genius. I might have known. There was no baggage in the room or anything. Look, get out of my way. Bob, wait. Bobby, my boy, my old friend. So long. Kid, wait. What's the idea? Wait. Stop him, Valentine. Oh, no. Let him go. He's in trouble. He will get away. Get him. There we are. That's better. Valentine's, what has come over you? Why did you hold me?  Find Bob Sprague. He's in danger. He's hiding from someone. Oh, brother, what a sap I am. The guy he's hiding from is you. Please, please. Don't look at me like that. I am a innocent man. Sure, sure. Hiring people right and left to go after the poor guy. What? I promised you, my God. Didn't I? Oh, yeah. Sure, percentage, cost plus straight commission of the goods. Why didn't I catch you on earlier? $40,000. What is it you're trying to do? Shake him down? No, no, no. Please. I am honest. We are friends, Bobby and me. We spend many happy evenings together at poker. He lost. Ah, so that's it. Nice kid, welching on a gambling debt. And you're the gambler. Valentine's, once in a while to be a gambler is a tragic thing. The government says you must pay income tax, but the laws will not let you collect your debts. And when your debt has run away from you... Oh, my heart's bleeding for you. No, wait. This boy is good for it. His uncle is rich. So you wanted me to strong arm for you, huh? What? Only for a cup. Okay, so here goes. No. Yeah. I guess that deals me out, doesn't it? It tastes out of my mouth. What? Yeah. There's a movie on down the street. And what did you do with Mr. Acropolis? It's been hours since you two left. Skip it, skip it. I'm all through with that. What's the matter? The police just phoned. I've been trying to reach you. The police? They want you out at the house of Bob Sprague's uncle. That's where the other phone call came. Which phone call? The one from the man who said he'd kidnap Bob Sprague. What? And unless his uncle paid $40,000, Bob would be murdered. Oh, that does it. Do I care? Angel, I dealt myself out of that three-ring circus once. George, listen. The butler who took the call said the man tried to disguise his voice, and he did give his name. Ambrose Acropolis? No. George Valentine. You are listening to Let George Do It. Our adventure will continue in just a moment. And now, back to George Valentine. Deal me out. Only if your name is George Valentine, you always seem to get dealt right back in. A man named Ambrose Acropolis asked you to help him find a friend named Bob Sprague.  Acropolis is a gambler trying to collect what he calls an honest debt. The only trouble is now someone has collected Sprague himself. Yes, he's been kidnapped. By whom? Someone calling himself George Valentine's. Ambrose Acropolis. He's using my name and he's the one you want. No, he just put out an alarm and find him, and it's all over, simple like that. Well, why not, Johnson? What's wrong with that? You haven't met the uncle yet. Here. In here. Ambrose Sprague's uncle, the guy with the door. He certainly has a fancy house. Oh, what's wrong with him? You'll see. Mind if we come in? Come around here, come around here. Well, I noticed you there on the patio. Wait, wait. How do you like this, eh? But they're just brought in the package. First one I ever owned in my life. Well, where's the yacht? Mr. Douglas is Miss Brooks, Mr. Valentine. Pleasure, pleasure indeed. Can't own the costume without the yacht, eh? It's a very becoming cap. Oh, now you know it isn't, but thanks. That's what I'm hoping my wife will say. Your wife? Wife-to-be. Getting married in a few days? Why not? You think I'm too old, I suppose? Well, of course I am, but there's no hope. Oh, wait a minute, Mr. Dougal. What is all this? You're Bob Sprague's uncle, aren't you? Eh? Not my fault. Well, aren't we here to find out about this kidnapping message you received? I'm afraid that's a problem for the police, not for me. What's that? See what I told you, Valentine. Now, why don't we all sit down and have a drink? In other words, you're not even worried. Is that right? Only, what kind of a message did they give you? My butler took it over the phone. The voice said somebody had better show up at a certain address with 40,000 in cash. The lieutenants got all that. Well...  Yes, that's right. Now, sit down. We'll all have that drink. Well, what's so funny? Oh, Bob's been in scrapes all his life, just like his father. And I've been silly enough to keep hauling him out. Keep pulling him off the railroad tracks before the trains cut him in two. Uh-huh. Obviously, you don't like your nephew very much. Don't like him? I hate him. He's a blasted nuisance, gambling all the time.  Peace sits wonderful. And so you won't pay the 40,000 that they ask? Look, I'm going to be married. I'm going to have a wife. I'm going to buy a yacht. And as far as I'm concerned, Bob can save himself from the buzzsaw. I'm not going to. Okay, then. Neither am I. But you will, won't you, Lieutenant? That's your job. Play it safe. We'll need money. Acropolis isn't going to sucker for any cut-up newspapers. Well, then, take up a collection. Pass the hat. Or maybe you should just sit out this hand.  What good would it do them? See what I mean? Forget it. Have a good time. Let's everybody just deal ourselves out. Well, as I do, it was right. I've got a job to do. I can't mean those things, you said, Lieutenant. I don't care if he does, Angel. It's Acropolis I want to find. Sure. Who likes to be made a sucker? Think how this is going to look on the newspaper. George Valentine's. Kidnapper or Patrick. Yeah, sure.  Uh-uh. Says he picked up about 10 trails on Acropolis, but none of them... No, no, no. I'll get that. I know. Yeah, that's right. What? He did. Who did what? Yeah, yeah, I got it. Sure, sure, right away. He's dead. Huh? Bob Bragg? Oh, no. Wrong guess. Acropolis. Where'd they find him? No, no, no. That was a lawyer Jackson just called. Well, don't just stand there, Dougal.  Two shots, huh? Yeah. After Dougal put up a pretty good fight. Somebody came in through the patio just the same way we did, I guess. And all this poor guy could think of was about getting married and buying a yacht. Jeff, makes no sense. Uh-uh, Johnson. There's a perfectly simple reason for this guy being killed, and it ties right in with the rest of it, too. Mr. Jackson. Oh, Sergeant, has the lawyer... Yes, yes, yes, right here. May I see you a second, please? Well, it doesn't be inquisitive, young man. Ah, sure, we've met before. Now, I want $40,000. I beg your pardon. Well, Dougal's dead, so his money can't be his anymore. And if he wasn't married yet, I suppose his nephew still gets it, check. Well, yes, Bob Bragg inherits, but I don't see it. And Bob is being held prisoner somewhere for $40,000. But it's ridiculous to pay that. Dougal called me earlier and asked my opinion. I told him the same thing. That's what I was coming out here to talk about when I found him. Bob has been in these scrapes too often before. You also think we ought to just let Bob be killed? Well, but they wouldn't do that. It's ridiculous. They wouldn't dare to... Well... Yeah, yeah, somebody killed Dougal fast enough. Now, look, there's no time to waste. I want $40,000 cash. Just give me those instructions on how and where I pay the money, Johnson. You, George! Sure, sure, here I go again, drawing another hand. Because you see, Mr. Jackson, this is the only way we can find out who's holding the kid. It's also the only way we can find out who murdered his uncle. George, that's the address, but the place looks so empty. Just stay out of sight, Angel, and see if I bounce out. If I do, then you'll know it's not. But you don't expect to see anyone. You're just supposed to leave the money here. Well, I don't know what's gonna happen, but it won't work with a lot of police watching. I know that. Oh, George, wait a minute. So long, Angel. Anybody home? All right, where do you want the money? What do I do? Just drop it on the floor and then... No, you don't. Your reign's bad. Busted prop that black check. Yeah, that's better. You think I'd walk in here without a gun? Don't shoot again. You hurt me and Bob's break will be killed. Hey, where have I heard you before?  The laughing boy at the Afton Bar. Al, isn't it? No, don't that beat all. It's a small world, ain't it? Who are you working for? You got the gun, but I got the boy. Let's not waste time. All right, all right. Want to count the cash? Oh, me? Oh, no. Who wants to count money? Oh, it's all there, all right. Oh, boy. Why work for 11, half-al? Five, six, seven, 30, 35, 40. Now, there's a head of lettuce. I didn't even know they made him that big. Not so fast, Buster. It goes back in the envelope and I keep it. Well, now, look. We got to go through that again. I keep it until you show me the kid, unharmed. Can't be done. Put up an awful fight. He's got an awful black eye. All right, all right. Don't get anxious. But you know what'll happen if you try anything fancy. Sure. You'll get shot.  After all, this isn't a regular kid mapping. A debt's a debt, that's all. Come on, my car's outside. After you. No, no, no, thanks. Have it your own way. When I told you I'd bring you down here, there's nothing to be suspicious about. Drop the gun. Okay. Regular parade, isn't it? Sure.  Take it easy. Or should we see if he makes noises like the Simba? Cut it out. Cut it out. No, no, leave him alone. I'll take the gun. Nice. Where'd you get the gorilla boy out? Relax, I tell you. You're among friends. Then stop picking my pocket. Debt's a debt, that's all. Yeah, we are 40G. Okay, where's the kid? I suppose he's nowhere here. That's the trouble with everybody nowadays. No good faith. You see what I mean? Let him out, Louis. What? Oh, boss, he's a good boy and cause no trouble. You'll please lousy poker, though. All right, dopey, wake up. What do you want? What's you again? Hello, kid. I wasn't sure I'd point you. Play hearts and flowers. Now look, this time I'm legitimate. I'm from your uncle. I'll try again. We'd rather be locked up. We're going to turn you loose, playboy. Matt and A's over. Wait a minute.  I don't believe it. Here's the dough. I still don't believe it. It's your dough, not your uncle's. What? Yeah. Mr. Dougal's dead. He's dead. Come on, Louis. Come on, Louis. Hey, come on back here. Stop it. Look out, kid. All right, let him go. They got their money. They just hired hands. Look, what's it all about? What's been happening? Who hired them? Same guy who murdered your uncle. Valentines, tell Lieutenant Johnson how harmless. Harmless I am. All right, I'll let go of him, but just be quiet. For a cropless, I doubt if it's possible. But you are my friend. Valentines, you are my friend. Did you check his voice on the telephone? Sure, I checked it. What's the matter, Johnson? Not him, huh? Me? Why should I phone to anybody? Why should I be involved with kidnaps?  So it wasn't him on the phone. What differences does it make? One of his hired hands spoke the piece, that's all. Okay, okay. I left Bruxy out here with Bob. Valentines, come back here. Don't leave me in this pickle of stew. Valentines! Why not? It's all over. It's finished. What's that? Well, I'll accept the hard work. But you've already got the lead, Lieutenant. Hey, what's that? What lead? What are you talking about? Oh, hello, Mr. Jackson. Mr. Valentine, Jackson here seems to think that a cropless... Oh, sure, sure. Everybody's thinking, but skip it, will you? Now, why would a cropless want my name used? Why would he hire me in the first place if he intended to stage a kidnapping? Is I remember even trying to get a few other detectives to help him chase down Bob here? I'm a lawyer. I prefer to think logically, if you don't mind. A cropless is the one the debt was owed to, isn't he? Sure, and that's how the murder ties in. Well, of course. He discovered that Dougal wasn't going to pay up, so he killed Dougal in order to make the boy able to pay. You went through it yourself at work. That's what happened. Are y'all through? Okay, listen. A cropless here is all noise. He blunders around so much he couldn't even collect his own debt. Be careful of the words, please. Sports, you hired me to find Bob's sprague. All right, I did. Well, all the fuss certainly provided a good opportunity for somebody else to blame this all on you. And that's why my name was used to link it to you, a cropless. I'll see you here. That doesn't make any sense. But for some reason, I was called Valentine's. Yes, but that's the way he pronounced it.  Well, on the phone, it could have been Al or Louis or the person who hired them. It was the latter who only heard my name once, and in a cropless's lovely voice. I don't get you. Oh, yes, you do, Bob. Up in that hotel room. He walked in and called me George Valentine's. And you must have thought that was my name. Now, see here. What's the matter, Mr. Jackson? Don't you think it makes sense that Bob here should have taken advantage of his own predicament to get his uncle's money before the old boy was married and cut him off? Look, I was a prisoner at the time of the murder. Oh, no, you weren't. Sure, Al put on a show for everybody in the hotel this morning. Who's Bob Sprague? Didn't know you. Big menace chasing you. You're crazy. And he carried through the act just fine. After all, why not? I suppose his cut is the $40,000 he walked off with. That's not true. He had me locked in a room. I don't know what he said, but... He didn't make the mistake you did, and I don't just mean that Valentine's business either, because I don't wear a yachting cap. What? Yeah, and neither did your uncle until the day. He told us. Package just came before we saw him. After you'd been, quote, kidnapped, unquote. Okay, Johnson, it's all yours. Just get him to explain how he could mention that yachting cap to me when he'd never even seen it. Except, of course, while he was killing his uncle.  Sing it, sweet buster. Sing it, sweet. Come on, Bruxy. But George, Mr. Acropolis... No, no, we're not leaving him. Come on, gambler. Let's see what kind of cards we can deal. Back to the conclusion of our let George do it adventure in just a moment. At $40,000. Now I will never get my $40,000. Of course you won't. You can't collect it legally, and I certainly don't know how else you could get it from the man who's being tried for murder. You sound so sorry for me. There is an understatement. How many times must I explain to you my honesty? I'll cut it out, sport. You're not bright, that's all. Maybe you beat Bob's break-it cards, but he almost got even by hanging this whole mess on you. Valentine's, we will not speak of it anymore. The pleasure of this meeting has been yours. And for the last time, my name is not Valentine's. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, forgive me. Please? Now we are friends. Of course. I will call you George's.  Let him go. I think it's kind of cute. George is George. You have just heard, deal me out. Another Let George Do It Adventure. Robert Bailey was starred as George Valentine with Virginia Greg as Bruxy. David Victor and Jackson Gillis wrote the story with music by Eddie Dunstetter. Now this is yours truly inviting you to another visit with Valentine when you will again hear what happens when you Let George Do It.