call for introductions, seeing none. It's now time for members' statements to member from Renfrew and Nipissing Pembroke. Thank you, Speaker. 47 years ago, Del O'Brien began a journey that has culminated in a book entitled Pemair, the community airline that did it all. In the book he traces the history of the Pembroke and Area airline over which he presided from 1968 until 2000. The book tells the story of amazing success because of the ingenuity of one man and the belief and trust of so many others. Del recalls how he convinced the leaders of 12 area municipalities to combine the resources and build a 5,000 foot runway. Pemair was soon airborne with flights to Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec City. It also carried radio isotopes for atomic energy of Canada to Boston, New York and conducted air ambulance missions. I was honored to receive a personalized copy of his book on the weekend. I have known Del since 1968 when he was the conservative candidate in the federal election. He rolled into Barry's Bay with a flatbed, a moving platform as he spoke to the crowd in my hometown. I was one of the youth assembled with him on that platform. Since then he's continued to be a friend and a trusted mentor. He promised some years ago that when he retired from active law practice he would write a book so that everyone would get their boarding pass on Pemair. While Del goes out of his way to express his appreciation and gratitude to so many, including the employees of Pemair, it is clear that without his efforts it's unlikely the airline would have ever gotten off the ground. The official book launch is taking place today from 4 to 8 p.m. at the travel lodge in Pembroke with additional signings in Padawawa, Deep River and Edenville. I thank and congratulate Del for his efforts and I encourage everyone to get a copy of Pemair, the community airline that did it all. Thank you. In my writing of Oshawa and parts of Durham and Scarborough, there has been a change, a cost savings initiative that undermines patient care in our communities. Occupational therapists or OTs and physiotherapists, PTs, are being targeted as budget lines are taking priority over the safety and care of people in need of home care. Following the auditor general's report on September 1st, local CCACs had to reevaluate their policies and started robbing Peter to pay Paul. Here's what is happening in my area. When someone leaves the hospital and is discharged to go home, there is a plan put in place. This plan involves what support is necessary to care for them in their homes. Since September, however, occupational therapists and physiotherapists in my community have seen a steep decline in the care that is being allowed. Now a patient must be borderline bedridden to qualify for any services or support. Only the high risk get care. And those who used to get service are now getting waitlisted with no hope of service. I've also heard concerns from another organization, the Durham region stroke recovery group, who's advocated for extended physiotherapy for individuals recovering from a stroke. In fact, the government supported a motion which called to extend their coverage earlier this year. This would be a proactive investment in our health care system that would make a world of difference for this group of people and could save the government long save the government money in the long term. I ask the government consider the impact of their decisions. Remember the commitment they've made to stroke victims and put the interest of patients first instead of trying to balance the budget on their backs. Thank you. Mr. Speaker, the Bernard Battelle Center for creative living recently celebrated the organization's 50th year. The center was founded in 1965 with only 50 members. The center has grown into an organization which now serves more than 5000 seniors, including those who are unable to leave their home. The center located in my writing of York Center has been dedicated to helping seniors in our community live active, creative and healthy lifestyles within a Jewish environment. This is very crucial because in our province, the number of seniors aged 65 and over is projected to number 4.1 million by 2036. And as the number of seniors in Ontario increases, it is critically important to ensure that there are enough resources in our communities that are available to assist older Ontarians. The center is one of the many vital resources we have here in our community. The center helps to ensure that seniors in York Center remain mentally, physically and emotionally engaged. The vast range of programs and services offered is nothing short of astounding commuter classes, painting, Zumba, creative writing, knitting, pottery and so much more. And because of this establishment, seniors throughout York Center live active, healthy and vibrant lives and improve their overall quality of life. So, Speaker, today I would like to congratulate and thank them for their milestone achievement of 50 years of servicing the community of York Center. Thank you. Thank you for the member, say the member from Wellington. Mr. Speaker, I want to tell the House about a unique service organization which channels Christian faith into action while seeking to feed a hungry world. Each weekday morning, more than 50 volunteers at Ontario Christian Gleaners located on Morrison Road in Cambridge process and then drive 5,000 to 6,000 pounds of donated surplus and off-grade vegetables, apples and pears to make nutritious dehydrated soup mixes and fruit snacks for distribution in impoverished countries and refugee camps. The soup mixes and fruit snacks are shipped and distributed by relief and development organizations which are able to ensure that they're given to people in need, are committed to sustainability and development and combine a gospel message with humanitarian aid. Each 3-pound bag of Gleaners soup mix makes 100 bowls of soup when it's served in the third world. They calculate that one hour of volunteer service at Gleaners generates 146 food servings. Gleaners has sent soup mixes and fruit snacks to help feed people in over 40 countries including Dominican Republic, Haiti, Nicaragua, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Kenya, Sierra Leone, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines and Romania. My friends Bill and Carol Baxter amongst the hundreds of Gleaners volunteers who give generously of their time and talents, knowing their efforts are making a direct positive difference in the lives of needy people abroad. I join with the member for Cambridge to thank and commend Ontario growers and everyone involved with Ontario Christian Gleaners for putting their faith to work to help feed the famished around the globe. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. Thank you for the member's statement, the member from Nickelbelt. Thank you, Speaker. It has been six long years since Sam Bruno started a campaign to bring a pet scan to Sudbury. Over 32,000 people have signed a petition requesting this government put a pet scan in Sudbury. The hospital from the Northeast, the municipality, the First Nation, the church leader, everybody agrees that the Northeast need equity of access, need a pet scan. Since then, new technology now exists for a mobile pet scanner. The minister has asked the pet steering committee to review the possibility of a mobile pet scanner. The report is positive. It has been with the minister for months. We have company willing and able to bring a pet scanner to Sudbury. Bruno family is willing to pay for the difference in price to have the docking station and a pet scan in Sudbury or in Toronto cost the same so there's no money implication. But we need the minister's action. Where is this minister when it comes to equity of access for the people of the North? Years after years of delay are unacceptable and unfair. I questioned the minister about this recently and he says that it is coming. Well, winter is also coming, Speaker. And with this means people with cancer having to drive for four, six, 12 hours to go to Toronto through rain, rain, sleet, bad weather, freezing rain. They need a pet scan in North Eastern Ontario. We've waited long enough. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Yesterday I had the pleasure of announcing the start of a very important construction project in my riding of Kitchener Center, a new layover facility for go trains and go buses that's going to serve my community. In Waterloo region, there is great urgency to increase rail service between our community and the GTA. Over the past year, I have listened to and worked very closely with a number of stakeholders, including municipal leaders, those in the high tech sector, manufacturing, the insurance industry, academia and many more. Together, we have put our concerns before Metro links in the province of Ontario. People in Waterloo region are looking for travel options that are convenient, safe and reliable. Many of us want to leave our cars at home and take public transit instead. Now, once it's finished in 2016, this transit hub that sits on a nine-acre property is going to include storage and maintenance for four go trains and 20 go buses. It's going to allow us to give customers two new morning train trips from Kitchener to Toronto and two new afternoon train trips from Toronto back to Kitchener. Mr. Speaker, the Kitchener line is a top priority in the Moving Ontario Forward Plan. It's a 10-year initiative that's going to deliver all-day two-way go train service to our region. And as a voice for Waterloo region, I can tell you that advancing better transit to my community is a top priority for me too. Thank you very much. Thank you. For the member Samus, the member from the west side. I have a very direct question for my colleagues here.  No. Of course not. And neither will I do my constituents. But that's exactly what's being proposed in Beamsville in the town of Lincoln. Speaker, members have strong associations, positive ones with Beamsville, home to so many wineries, tender fruit farms, agritours and businesses. It's a gorgeous place to live. But right among these beautiful homes, farms and wineries, a company called Shire Corporation wants to take over a former poultry processing facility and turn the lagoons for water runoff and to get this, human biosolid sludge lagoons, open lagoons with biosolids, which is a polite term in many respects for treated human waste being put into the agriculture lands in Niagara in Beamsville. This is not an agricultural use. We wouldn't want this in the back. Or look, I understand that the products go somewhere. And I've had a chance to speak to the environment minister. I appreciate his attention to this issue. I know he, like me, believes there's environmental technologies can help with better uses of this, perhaps towards energy. My colleague from Huron, Bruce, our environment critic was talking about just that. That makes a lot more sense than dumping the waste into sludge lagoons, leading it there. And imagine what's worse, the hundred trucks a day going in and out or the sludge lagoon. I asked Mr. Environment to stay on this path. And if you would consider intervening in the OMB hearing to stay on it for local residents. Thank you. Remember statements? The member from Cambridge. Thank you, Speaker. Earlier this fall, I enjoyed attending the banquet marking the Kiwanis Club of Cambridge's 95th anniversary of service to my community of Cambridge and North Dumfries Township and also to those in need around the world. The work these Kiwanians do is certainly worthy of gratitude and recognition in this house. From bursaries for students, air cadets, international aid and 4-H clubs, which just celebrated 100 years of service to our young people, their work is far reaching.  During the Gala celebration, we were in treated to some of their very beautiful vocal music. And I really wanted to pass on my thank yous to choir director James Prof for your vision and ongoing commitment to these young men and boys and for your inspired leadership. Peter Tedisco, the past district government, spoke to me about the collective work that the Kiwanis Clubs do on the international stage. They raise over $100 million annually to support a number of worthy causes. One such cause is their Eliminate Project that seeks to end neonatal and maternal tetanus around the globe. In partnership with UNICEF, Kiwanis aims to eliminate this very deadly disease that claims the life of a baby every nine minutes. Now about 17 countries are tetanus free. I'm proud to work, recognize the work of the Kiwanians. Thank you to president Sharma, vice president Don Pavey, and the committed board members for your committed work to the Kiwanis Club. Thank you. Thank you. Further member Samus, the member from Kingston and the island. Mr. Speaker, last Sunday I hosted a multi-faith candlelight vigil in my riding of Kingston and the islands to honor all victims of violence in Paris, Baghdad, Baruch, Kenya, and beyond. Approximately 250 Kingstonians came out to soundly reject these assaults on the foundation of our society and our very connection to the people around us. Make no mistake, Ontarians and Canadians categorically denounced these acts of violence. Since the Paris tragedy, we have seen a fire in a mosque in Peterborough, a Hindu temple vandalized in Kitchener, and a young mother in Toronto who was brutally attacked and terrorized. We can and we must do better than this. I encourage each and every one of you to stand strong as we are challenged by the few to commit random indiscriminate and horrific acts of violence. Guard and hold hard onto your own moments of peace and sense of security in our everyday lives. Terrorists want us to look at our neighbors with suspicion and fear. Kingstonians reject that. Be united with your communities and denounce acts of violence, for to fail is to succumb to the aim of tourism. Sorry, terrorism. If only the victims of Paris who pay the ultimate sacrifice, we should think of them. I thank all members for their statements.


So Allah is far, far removed from attributes and characteristics of His creation. Allah is far removed from any injustice. Everybody in the Haram to Al-Zulma Al-Nafsi on my servants, Allah informs us in Hadith Qudsi, I have forbidden oppression for myself. We are made among you to be forbidden among others. So I have forbidden amongst you to not oppress one another. Now an obvious question arises, especially in our day and time, when people are obsessed with themselves. That, well, if Allah doesn't oppress, why does He let tsunamis wipe out people? That's a Rahma. That's a mercy. Because through the suffering, hardship, difficulty, or possibly the martyrdom of those people, they all go into gender. They're on the fast track into gender. So they're just cruising in. We're out there in the lanes where all the backup is, waiting our turn, looking for change. And so people who are asked those sort of questions forget the reality of our situation. This world is in our end. If this was the end, you could ask that question. But the end is jannah. The end is paradise. And so suffering in this world is our path to paradise. There's no justice, injustice in that. Because for our suffering, we're recompensed by Allah as shakur. So Allah as shakur, man yu'ati, tawab an jazeelan ala amalin qaleem. One who gives a great reward for little action. So really anything we suffer in this world relative to eternity and paradise is very small. So if we didn't get that great reward, everything we suffer this thinking of a thorn leads to our sins being wiped out from us. So anything we suffer is an expiation of our sins and a cleansing. So we're just asked to be patient in the face of suffering and not to be like people who don't believe in Allah. Who question Allah in the face of suffering or they just curse. Who knows what? Because they don't even believe in God. And many mussel just becomes a constant complaint and a constant sense of victimization. Why me? Why me? Why me? Because the believer says, why not me? So Allah is far removed from many actions associated with the creation. Subhanalladi, alladi huwa allah. So glorifying, exalted is the one, the one is Allah. Alladi huwa allah. Esra the abdihi who is carried his servant by night. Every Isra occurs at night. So Isra is the journey at night. So this Isra sometimes called the night journey. So when Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala mentions, subhanalladi esra the abdihi laylan. If every night journey, every Isra is at night, who I mentioned laylan. So the commentators, Fakhreddin Razi and others mentioned that this is the emphasize Allah's power that he took his prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam in a small part of the night. Esra the abdihi laylan, he took his prophet in a small part of the night. And it's related that when the prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam left the house of Umhani. So the dominant opinion that min al masjid al haram from the sacred masjid was directly from Mecca, specifically from the house of his cousin Umhani, and when he left sallallahu alayhi wa sallam the door started swinging.  When he came back, the door hadn't stopped swinging. Subhanalladi esra the abdihi laylan. So this is the emphasize the power of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. We're going to come back to this issue, inshallah. Esra the abdihi with his servant. And so this goes back to what I was just mentioning about the believer and the orientation of the believer in relationship, in his or her relationship with Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. It's a relationship of servitude. And we're honored with servitude. Those who don't believe in Allah, they don't practice this religion or any religion for that matter. They've been denied the opportunity of servitude. But the believer has been honored with servitude. And the fact that we're honored is associated with in this station where the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam was taken where no human being has ever gone in this world and honored with that station to be brought into the Divine Presence. He's taken there under the description of his slavehood, his servitude. Esra, Allah says, with his beloved, his prophet, his messenger. Because the actualization of our servitude before our Lord is the highest station a human being can attain to. So the ulema, they describe this as, actualizing our servanship to our Lord. And so we're living in a time where it's actualizing our freedom from our Lord. For we determine what's haram or halal, this can't be haram because I like it. Masha'Allah, that's a wonderful standard for establishing Allah. There's like nine billion people, we have nine billion rulings on one issue potentially. Esra be abdihi. Alhamdulillah, Allah abdihi. Our praise is due to Allah who's revealed the scripture to his slave servant. So the final revelation to come to a human being that came to Muhammad, peace and blessings of Allah, upon him is mentioned in the context of his servitude. Because to the extent that we actualize our servitude to Allah, then we actualize the Lordship of Allah. It's an inverse relationship. As our servitude humbles us, our reverence for our Lord is elevated. And as our rejection of our servitude is elevated, our magnification of our Lord is deflated. Until for those who have no share of servitude whatsoever, atheists, there is no Allah. There is no God. Because why? There is no servitude and there's no slavehood within them. So we can literally translate that literally, abadah, abdah. I have not created the jinn or the humans except to be my slave servants, not to each other to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. And I have to say this because even though the people that are tweeting out right now are perversions, but this is part of our deen. One of the reasons, I won't say it, you can ask me privately. People aren't ready for it. Allahumma salli ala Sayyidi al-Muhammad, ala aali Sayyidi Muhammad. So, asura abdihi laylan min al masjid al haram, from Mecca, from the immediate environments of the sacred masjid, but specifically from the house of Um Ani, bitt avitalib. Allahumma salli ala ilan masjid al aqsa to the furthest mosque. So the furthest masjid in Quds in Jerusalem, masjid al aqsa, and it's called aqsa furthest because of the great, great distance between that masjid and masjid al haram in Mecca. So then Allah says, So whose precincts we have blessed. Precincts meaning Bilad-i-sham, or the Levant, what we call today, the Levant. Palestine, Sham, Dubnan. So that whole area has been blessed. It's been blessed with natural beauty. So what was at the very heart of it? We get Palestine to the south. Dubnan to the north. Sham to the east. At the heart of it is a mountain called Jabal-i-sheikh. Beautiful snow-capped mountain there. Irrigates the entire area. From all of these lands, you can see Jabal-i-sheikh. Jabal-i-sheikh because he has white hair. Snow-capped. This land, and it's blessed because it's the land from which so many prophets emerged. May Allah preserve it and may Allah return it to its sanctity. It's been blessed historically so many great scholars have emerged from that area. Raqna Haulahu. Linuriahu min ayatina. To show him some of our signs. Linuriahu min ayatina. And so the prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam during this journey was shown signs of Allah's Qudr. And again, people weren't ready. They weren't prepared for those signs. The sign that he could go from Mecca to Jerusalem a sin through the heavens returned in the time that the door didn't stop swinging. He witnessed that sallallahu alaihi wa sallam. He was ready for that. Abu Bakr was ready for that. But a lot of the believers won. And they apostated. We'll return to that issue in conclusion. Because the hypocrites and the kufar, the mushriqin, the idolaters, they were ridiculing the Muslim. Now look what he's saying. Now look what he's saying. He said he went from here to Jerusalem a sin through the heavens and came back during the same night. Alhamdulillah. He was ready. And he found great consolation in that. After the hardship, after the death of Abu Talib, after the death of Khadija, radiAllahu anha, after the humiliation at Ta'it, after all he suffered, after the boycott, the blockade. This was a consolation for him to let him know Allah is in control and Allah will not forsake you. So he was ready. Abu Bakr was ready. If he said it, I believe it. Qatsatak. He became Abu Bakr at Siddique. The one who testifies to the truth. Siddique. He said it, I believe it. Because he said that a more miraculous occurrence, the descent of revelation, it's more miraculous than this. Alhamdulillah. Qatsatak. He said it, I believe it. But there were believers who want, they left their faith, but they came back. Because the Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam, he gave proof. So there's a caravan coming. Here's the description of the caravan. And when they saw the caravan, they returned to their faith. And we don't know their names. This is how our scholars honor the sanctity of the believer. That they wouldn't associate them with apostasy and defile their names and their reputations because they returned to faith. So this is one of the lessons we can take from these occurrences. So to show them some of our signs. Now, show some of our signs. Some of the ulema raised a theological question here. And that question is, why would not what Ibrahim was shown, alayhi salam, wa qaladika nuri Ibrahim, wa manakoo tassamawati wa l-awt. And we have shown, thus have we shown Ibrahim, Ibrahim, the unseen deeper realms of the heavens and the earth. Manakoo tassamawati wa l-awt. Where is the Prophet? Linauriahu salallahu alaihi wa salam. Linauriahu min min wa min l-taba'eed. Min is to part portion off. So some of our signs. Ibrahim was shown the unseen dominions and the deeper underlying meanings in the heavens and the earth. Manakoo tassamawati wa l-awt. The unseen realm, the realm of meanings behind this physical manifestation of things, the mulk. So the ulema say, no, the Prophet, salallahu alaihi salam, what he was shown was greater. Because he was shown something of the jabarut. Jabarut with Abi Talib al-Makki wa al-mul'awama. Yaani al-mussrifati al-asma'i wa s-srifati al-ilahiya. So he was shown something of the divine realm, salallahu alaihi salam, when he was brought into the divine presence. So as they say, the manakoo is the deeper meaning of the mulk, the world of manifest things. The manakoo, the world of unseen reality and the meanings of those manifest things. But the jabarut, the light from which those meanings emerge. And so the Prophet was shown something greater than what Ibrahim was shown because what he was shown was directly associated with Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala, was what Ibrahim was shown was directly associated with the creation of Allah. Ta'ala. Allahumma salli al-wasallam, wa barik ala Sayyidina Muhammad. Innuhu samir al-Basir. Barely he is the hearing. The seeing. So one of the commentators said, as-sameeru, the aqawali Muhammadin, salallahu alaihi wasallam, one who hears the speech and the words of Muhammad, salallahu alaihi wasallam. And so this is of significant thoughts. We mentioned this this morning in fact to the students that our following of Muhammad, salallahu alaihi wasallam, the attiba'una the Sayyidina Muhammad, salallahu alaihi wasallam, kaulin, wa thialin, wa halin. We follow him in his speech. So we try to adorn ourselves with prophetic speech. We don't talk like everyone out there. We don't talk like people in the street, unless we're talking to them. The Prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam, he would speak to people at their level. The Arabi came and dressed them one way, he respond accordingly. Himyari came from a tribe of Himyar who use alif meem as opposed to alif lamb. They don't say al-kitab, this is am-kitab. So one of them asked the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam هَلْ مِنَمْ بِرْرِمْ سِيَمْ اِمْ فِمْ سَفَرْ Is it righteousness to pass while you're traveling? هَلْ مِنَمْ بِرْهَمْ مِنَ الْبِرْ هَلْ مِنَمْ بِرْ اَصْصِيَمْ اَمْ سِيَمْ فِثْ سَفَرْ فِمْ سَفَرْ فَاجَابَهُ sallallahu alaihi wasallam لَيْسَمِنَمْ بِرْهَمْ سِيَمْ اِمْ فِمْ سَفَرْ It's not righteousness that you pass while you're traveling. So he knew all of the tongues. But in our speech with each other and in our speech with our family members we try to elevate each other by emulating the dignified, prophetically defined, divinely oriented speech of the prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam. So not just his actions, but his speech. And we should cringe. We hear a Muslim just profanity. Well everyone uses these words. They're not profane anymore. That's the true thing. They're not profane anymore because our standards have been lowered so low by Shaytan. Some of you are old enough to remember when television first came on. You're not a point to anybody. You know who you are. If someone said a four letter word people would go and protest at the television station. When a woman wore slacks people were protesting. Mary Tyler Moore, the first female to wear pants on television. People were protesting. So then gradually not just slacks, the slacks got shorter and shorter and the language got more filed and more filed and more filed until now television, you know, anything goes. Anything literally. But it didn't start out that way. The bar was lowered, the bar was lowered, the bar was lowered, the bar was lowered, the bar was lowered and we all got used to jumping over the low bar. But as Muslims we should keep the bar high and just make sure our legs are strong so we can jump over it. We strengthen our legs with our salat and our zakah and our prayer and our night prayer and our Quran, our rod, our Qar. Jump over the high bar and don't lower the bar and then be proud of our weak legs. Look, I can high jump six inches. Mashallah. You should try out for the Olympics. No, I can high jump six foot five, six foot six. Mashallah. You must have some strong legs. Islam wants us to have strong legs not a low bar. So don't lower the bar. Strengthen your legs. Ka'ulan wa fialan wa halan. We should try to begin to approximate the prophetic states. We should begin. My sister, Alhamdulillah, great sister, you have Ph.D. That's wonderful. That's not haram, it's not blame-worthy. But some sisters should be striving to be like Rabia or Nafisa. We talk about this a few weeks ago. A couple weeks ago. Should be striving for the spiritual heights as much as our sisters strive for the professional heights. Again, nothing wrong with that. Sisters, don't get mad at me. I'm not trying to insinuate anything. I'm just saying. We should write spiritual heights. A'rifat ul-khayr. A'rifat ul-khayr. She was a woman in Andalusia who memorized the 10 kera'at and taught them in her house behind a veil. At one time, there were 5,000 women in Andalusia at one time that had memorized Sahih al-Bukhari. That's when Andalusia was strong. So we should have brothers and sisters trying to memorize al-Bukhari. Sahih al-Sit'ah. Lanhella Allah. My wife's teacher in Damascus her sister memorized Sahih al-Sit'ah in the Quran. She had a degree from Abinur and Jamid Dimash. That's 2 out of 3.  Really? How did I mean that? Why? It's driving in their deen. Lanhella Allah. So to show him some of our sign where he is hearing the scene. So we mentioned and then he said, Okay, And he sees his actions purified from any corrupting dissimulation showing up and joined with honesty and with humility and humility and humility and humility with honesty and purity and humility and humility So we should be striving to be people of honesty and humanity and감 And peace fairness and righteousness and righteousness candles that. We should be striving to be people of purity, which means the impurities of the world that we bring into our heart via our eyes, things like pornography and all this thing, via our ears, corrupting music. When I came back from Syria, this was like the early 2000s. I was like almost went crazy. Unfortunately, I took it all. Most of the young people in the Masjid, they listened to 50 Cent. I'm like, what's 50 Cent? These are Muslim kids. And so a lot of you listened to 50 Cent, so you know what you were saying. Don't pretend otherwise. I'm like, these are Muslim kids. Listen to this stuff. I really, I was going crazy. Because when I left, there was no 50 Cent. There wasn't even a dime. There was a 10 Cent. Like within six or seven years, went from no dime to 50 Cent. No, think about it. Where's the sa fat? Where's the purity? When that's what's coming into our hearts. That's how no one will ever think that they're left. So some Fawwats, you took a different approach going through the Hadith and the Prophet saw this and the Prophet saw that. You all know that. Not, I think we did that last time. You could look it up online. But what are some Fawwats we can take from this? Number one, the Mi'araj is one, the foundational event in the Seerah for Muslim spirituality. Because this is the event where the Prophet was brought into the Divine Presence. Presence. The Hadhrat Ilahi. And the aspiration of every spiritual seeker and seeker is to enter into the Divine Presence. So we know it's possible because it was attained by our Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is the most excellent example for us. One of the things that did happen during the Mi'araj, the ascension, the prayers were made obligatory. Five prayers, originally 50, but the law is merciful. Imagine 50 prayers like Fajr and Post Fajr and Post Fajr Fajr and Pre Dhuha, Post Dhuha. And they're all obligatory. He gave us five and then multiplied each by 10 and we get the reward of the 50, but we only do the five. But the greater point here is there is, there's a saying, some say it's hadith, but the ulama question that, but it's a saying that has circulated amongst the ulama and so we get weighed to it because they, they don't speak just idle. The Salah is the Mi'araj of the believer. The Salah is the ascension of the believer. In other words, there is no spiritual elevation for a believer without Salah. So people, they don't pray and they're sitting around, they're smoking hashish and they're reading a Mi'arabi in English translation. And Rumi, there's no spirit, that's just entertainment, that's spiritual tourism. A tourist, right?  You don't stay. So you're just getting these feelings and then you go back to whatever you're doing. You don't stay. The journey is based on Salah, Salatu Mi'arajul Mu'min. Without that foundation, nothing else is of any benefit. Without that foundation of the Salah, nothing else is of benefit in terms of spiritual ascension. So this is one benefit that we take. And so as we said, probably the most significant legislative event of that ascension is the legislation of the five daily prayers. The second that is that the Qutra or the power of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala isn't limited and confined to what we consider to be intelligible. So the power of Allah transcends human reason. And there are things, when they got the satellite photographs of Saturn, they saw some of the rings were braided. They have no explanation. Physicists can't explain it. There are inexplicable things in this creation physically. They're physically inexplicable. And so at a deeper level, there are realities that transcend our human reason. Because Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala fa'allu lima yurid does what He desires. And we can't do what we desire. Some people think they can, but they'll come to know. So Allah, the ability to take His prophet on this journey isn't deemed impossible because rationally, we can't comprehend it. How could that happen like that? When Allah desires something He birthed but says, be and it is. So it's not confined to what we consider to be rational and reasonable. Now there are rational poons in our religion, but ultimately there are realities that transcend our intellect. And this event was one of them and this event affirms it. The third is that the spiritual elevation built on the Salat, that's what we undertake. But ultimately, the gift of reaching our destination is a gift from Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. And so subhanahu wa ta'ala the asra be abdihi laylan. He took his slave servant on this journey by night. We took our servant on this journey. We blessed these precincts. We showed him some of our signs. So this is all from Allah. It's a gift from Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. So what we do is necessary, but it is not, you guys supposed to say sufficient. The Salat is necessary. The vicar is necessary. The sahbah, keeping company of righteous people is necessary. Controlling what we see, what we hear. Our tongues is necessary, but sufficiency is provided by the grace of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. So the prophet, so why does Fafruddin al-Razi mention, Allah hears his speech and the excellent speech and Allah knows his pure and sincere actions. So he rewarded him with this gift of ascension. And so we strive to purify ourselves and we strive to be honest and we strive to be sincere. And we pray Allah rewards us with the gift of ascension, but we have to do the work. But the work is not sufficient. It's necessary, but not sufficient. Waladina jahad uffina. So that's what we do. Waladina jahad uffina. Those who struggle and strive for our sake, who guides through the path. We will guide them to our paths, the paths leading to us. And so the striving is necessary, but the sufficiency in terms of the idaya is a gift from Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. Which linguistically makes sense because idaya and hadiyah, the guidance and the gift are from the same root. Nasha'Allah. Understand there's a couple people that took shahada. The shahada folks raise your hand in the new Muslims. Yeah, new Muslims. Salam alaikum my brother. I know the feeling and I converted also. You made the right move. This religion is amazing. I'm telling you, it never ceases to amaze. But it's a marathon too. It's not a sprint, it's like 10 seconds, it's over. Like a long and every single foot of the 26 miles is amazing. Allahu Akbar. So it's a gift from Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. Fourth, fa'ida, benefit. Philistine is a blessed land. Masjid al-Aqsa and Philistine is a blessed land. And Allah is going to protect that man from those who through their greed, through their arrogance, through their enmity are defiling that man. Allah is going to bless that man. Allah is already blessed and Allah is going to purify him of all defilements. Just as he blessed alladhi ba'raqna ba'raqna haula. His free things we are blessed. And we mentioned the murtah, the ulema, al-kullul muslimi, al-muslimi haram, damuhu wa ma'luhu i'ribu. Every believer has a sanctity associated with himself or herself. In other words, an inviolable nature that cannot be transgressed against their life, their property, their honor. And so to protect the honor of those people who are pastated, when they return back to Islam, the ulema didn't mention their names. So their honor wouldn't be lessened by even a temporary association with disbelief. So that's a very serious lesson for us. Because we jump to defile on the honor of believers.  It's easy to do online.  And you'll cause it with your laptop. It's going for it. Every chat room, they give you two dearhams about why this or that person who gave their life trying to serve this community is a scoundrel. So those are some benefits. We'll stop here. So let's have some discussion, question and answers. Just pray that Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala blesses us to realize the magnitude of these events that we come in with. That these are major, there's a physical history. So a secular historian only considers a historical event as something that can be substantiated by physical artifacts. Something written down so they look for carvings and bowls and things they can examine. Physical artifacts. They look for the ruins of the city. They talk about this ancient city, so they go and dig and they look for the ruins of the city so they can verify and deed this happen. But there's also a spiritual history for humanity. That's the journey of the human spirit through time once it's created. And these are milestones in our spiritual history. Yom ul alast, alastubi rabbikum khaldub ala. Am I not your lord when the spirits were extracted from the free temporal realm? Before chronology became relevant in creation. And they are asked, am I not your lord? And they testify certainly. So that no one on the day of judgment can ignorance. These are spiritual milestones. The creation of Adam, the journey of their progeny from there. And then the advent of the prophets, the emergence of Musa alaihi salam, Nualu alaihi salam, and the flood, the emergence of the Bani Israel from Egypt, from the advent of Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wa sallam, the Miraj, the night journey, the hijra that occurred shortly thereafter. These are all spiritual milestones. And our being here is part of that spiritual history because there's a deeper meaning. It's not just we are physical beings in this physical place called America doing physical things, going to work and punching the clock and making whatever we make and hitting the keyboard. Those are physical events, but there's a spiritual reality associated with us being here. And in that sense, this Masjid could, well, there's some closer to the Pacific Ocean, Masjid al-Aqsa, the furthest part that in the furthest part of California, this is it. Once you get to Hawaii, you face west for Kibla. This is the furthest point we're facing east because South America, all of it is east of us, Chile, Peru, and the whole west coast of South America is east of us. We're the last community that's facing east for Kibla. Northeast, whatever east, southeast, you can choose your east. But this is the last community. You get to Hawaii, New Zealand, Australia, there are Fiji, they face west. So we're the furthest. There's a spiritual significance in that. As far west as you could go, there are major Muslim communities now. That's not in vain or in just. So any questions, comments, ahlam, salam, and marhaban, Bismillah. Yes, sir. Explain what? Of the Lord, the lights are the same. It was one light. No, it was one, not only in the sense the Prophet reflected, only in the sense the Prophet, that's what we say, the better is the most perfect reflection of the light of the sun. But the moon has no light. And the Prophet saw the sun's most perfect human reflection of the light of the law. He has his own door. But in that, that station. He's the light of the laws reflected in most human being could be. So in that sense, the light is the same. It's all the light of Allah directly and reflected. Yes, sir. He gave him a raise to the prayer is the ascension of the belief. We said there's no spiritual progress without the prayer. So yeah, amongst other things, he also the Rudi of women are yet he had to show him of our signs and to show him his power to let him know that you're not helpless at the mercy of these people that are forcing you out of your home, blockaded you in this valley outside of Mecca, led to the death of some of your most beloved companions. You were stoned that time. The tribes you're appealing to turned you away. Despite all of that, I am the all powerful. And I got your back. And so it was to assure him. And in the context of that, the prayer was emphasized for sure. But to let him know that, listen, this is, you see this, this is what's going to happen. Those people rejecting these people suffering over there and over there and over there. So it was to console the Prophet, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, after all the losses, hardships, struggle that he had experienced that everything's going to be all right. Yes, there's nothing directly related from the Prophet, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. And so as I said, it's a night and it's a night in the sacred month of Rajab. And so the things one should ordinarily do, ordinarily do, but maybe does not do, to take extra attention to do them on this night. But there's nothing specific. Also, for example, Salatul Raghayib between Maghrib and Ishaa on the first Juma of Rajab, Imam Nawawi and many others consider that to be one of the most reprehensible bid'as a believer could engage in. So a lot of things that are associated do this, do that. They have no origin in the sunnah of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. But as a night and we're supposed to do tahajjud and we're supposed to read Quran at night and we're supposed, so all the things we're encouraged to do anyway, it's good to like make sure we do those things. It's time to pray, the last time I was like, be it up. Yes, and everyone can you just wait 10 seconds, we can make a prayer inshallah. We could discuss that privately. In the name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful.


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Hey guys, welcome back to my YouTube channel. This is Daniel Rosal here So I'm currently preparing to go on a business trip to Turin in Italy next week, which I'm super excited about and Being anyone, you know, if you follow this YouTube channel, you might know I'm kind of Miley obsessed with backups and data protection. So if you're gonna be a worry ward, you have to be a worry ward across the board I'm also worried about losing my luggage So I was researching this and I was looking at something called GPS tracking tags Which are basically there's a few of them on the market You put a little GPS tag in your bag in your stow luggage and the idea is that you have to pay it's a pay-as-you-go data plan and You know basically they'll show you if you lose your luggage, whatever you can see where it is So I was reading discussions on the travel subreddit reddit is my oracle of advice on life And people were saying that they're not actually that useful like they do work But if you lose your luggage It may not be that helpful to know where the luggage is if it's sitting in a massive lost luggage department in some airport So someone on the subreddit posted what you should do instead And I'm gonna show you this this hack I picked up and pass it on because I think that it's such a good idea is to leave your contact details on the inside of your luggage and the reason to do this is because You know almost everyone leaves Put the luggage tags on the outside of your luggage, but sometimes they get ripped off now airports track You know your bag as it goes through these amazing conveyor systems Which are super cool how they work there's some great videos on YouTube, but sometimes those tags and those stickers can get ripped off Along the way and handling whatever so basically this is what people recommend is to do so this is a bag I'm about to start packing and I've just taken two business cards here, but I've just You know written on them so basically write down your name your phone number and your email address and What I'm planning on doing I'm gonna leave one loose in the suitcase So if someone has to like open up my bag They're gonna find it like by rummaging and I'm also gonna leave a few and like prominent positions on the side Of the suitcase as to how I'm getting it to is here. This is a you know pretty standard Samson ice Hardtail suitcase. I'm just gonna use some packing tape and really like tape it down well onto the sides of my bag And that's basically it guys. So yeah, I thought this was a super useful tip from reddit I intend doing this now pretty much whenever I travel and I have a feeling this is gonna be more successful if You know my luggage ever gets lost than using something like GPS trackers Sometimes it's the old-school methodologies that work at the best. Thanks for watching more videos coming soon


Right guys, it's me. What is going on? The last time you saw me at this very park Well, that's gonna be loud Actually, you know what? Look, that's the swing that I was on talking Extremely emotionally to all you guys exactly two weeks ago That's when I was feeling extremely desperate extremely Ah Depressed, you know at times for certain reasons that I got into Today I've been in Rockhampton for four weeks. I'm absolutely exhausted and I'm not exhausted through physical activity or through anything like that. I'm literally exhausted through severe through having severe anxiety and And you know, that's culminated in in in a severe severe bout of depression I've had the black cloud the black dog It bit me hard the last two or three days But I'm here To say That I've just secured my own two-bedroom apartment, I've just secured my own rental And I'm out here in the setting Sun of Rockhampton to tell you guys that this is my update after being here for four weeks My head has been in such a brain fog. You know, I've tried to make a video. I've tried to write I've tried to post on Instagram. I've tried to reply to comments I've tried to convey with my converse with my kids. I've even tried to go for a walk today With my ex and none of it worked. I'm a mute I've been an absolute mute But my head has been going round and round and round and round and that's what anxiety will do And I'm aware of it, you know, I've been a sufferer of that for a good two to three years And I'm gonna say that began You know anxiety feelings of feelings of You know being over critical of myself when I really shouldn't be And and you know every now and then I'll have a panic attack and I'm aware of what they are now You know, you do feel like you're having a heart attack, but you're not it's just it's a panic attack and it does pass Anxiety does pass It comes on through different reasons. It comes on with different symptoms, but for the last two to three days It's came on through Complete and utter exhaustion So I've actually done something the last three days that I've never done in my life and that is take naps Like I'm looking at my my Fitbit sleep Tracker and I have taken an hour and a half nap at exactly the same time for the last three days straight So I get up at about seven I'm tired again by about 11 and by about two o'clock now afternoon. I simply can't I can't I can't I can't stand up I can't think about anything.  Can you imagine that? It's tough man. It's but it's all in here. She she's willing to talk. She is you know, we've all with both with both behave badly over the last two three years, but It's all in my head and one thing that I've You know finally been able to sort out that's going to allow me to to to think positively You know huge weight has been lifted off my shoulders in the last hour And that is because I finally heard back from the real estate agent that I've been waiting in the waiting on for the last three days you know To hear back and the longer it goes the less hopeful you are and to be honest I woke up this morning and I'd convinced myself that I didn't get the apartment. I I started thinking about Ways out of the situation Thinking about flying back home to New Zealand thinking about taking a bus down to Brisbane Where there'd be far more? You know opportunities to get an apartment But I did do one thing last night that I haven't done yet and that is apply for a couple of Normal every day nine to five jobs because I thought you know what if I if I don't get this apartment And I'm gonna have to continue paying night by night or at least week by week I'm gonna need some money I'm gonna need an income and so it got like it got it got like that and it got like that the last couple of days the last three days And I'm so happy to say that I woke up from my main hour and a half nap today Which does help man it does and this goes back to when I originally put out a post About quitting weed it's not it's not about going to rockhampton It was about quitting weed and a friend of mine who's been sober for six years reached out And he said look at the end of the day just be kind to yourself Be kind to yourself when you need to take naps take naps and that's one thing that stuck with me because I'd always thought I've never taken naps and I don't know why But I tell you what for the last three days I've needed to I've absolutely needed to there's been no no doubt in my mind and what happens is even after an hour of shut I you wake up, and you're actually feeling better. You're feeling refreshed. It's almost like that saying Sleep on it. You know what I mean sleep on it See how you feel when you wake up and whether that's a full night sleep or whether that's an hour's nap. It does work It works So this is my update in the next video I'll show you the apartment. I haven't got the keys yet I've still got to pay bond and That's been another thing that's been stressing me out So I don't have a regular income except for my YouTube money my YouTube income Which comes in once a month. I have you guys to thank for that, of course There are two other ways that you can support me support the growth of this channel support my family support my my journey and My life here in Rockhampton, and that is through becoming a channel member or Becoming a patreon now there are no perks for each of those I realized that but in future if I can get enough numbers if it really you know if it does catch catch on and You guys do want to support me in those financial ways, which I Understand why you wouldn't I mean I don't support anyone on patreon. I don't support anyone as a member I like the fact that YouTube is free, but I am being completely and open completely and utterly, you know open and honest and transparent and I guess that's worth something to some of you because there are I Think I've got nine patron patrons and I think I've got 35 members all up So I want to say a huge thank you to all you guys Who view my channel who like my videos and who do support me financially because that is that's amazing And it's helping me get through and it's helped me get through so today's date is is March the 11th my next YouTube payment comes in on March the 22nd and I'm about to clear out my bank account to pay bond and Well, I've really got nothing else to say. This is a quick update I'm sitting here at the park. You know, this is the this is the hill That I talked about in the previous video It's probably about I'm gonna say it's about 10 degrees. No, probably about 15 10 to 15 degrees 10 to 15 degrees on the angle and for a kid rolly-polying down.  I'm sorry guys. My brain has been so foggy I'm I'm struggling. I'm struggling to even make this video, but I hope it's coming across. Okay, it's gonna be completely unedited as per But there is one thing That I've found and that is that it doesn't matter how green the grass is here It doesn't matter how watered it's been in fact if it's green and watered. It's probably worse for this But there's a shitload of ants. Okay, so I'm gonna I'm gonna lay down on that ground and within 30 seconds I'll be covered in ants and some of them bite so we won't be doing that But this is an update and there's one thing I do want to say and and and look I was meant to get this apartment that I've got I was meant to because It's got I mean it's it's it's not the best place of course, but like I said in a previous video I'd live in a fucking cave at the moment You know what I mean as long as I could lock it and say it was my own I'd live in a cave But this place this place is good. It's just around the corner It's walking distance. So that means that if the girls do stay we can walk back to mums. They can walk to dads and You know seeing as I've got a scooter It's gonna make it a lot easier for that because You know, I'm not gonna be able to take both kids on a scooter although in Thailand and Bali They pack four on scooters and none of them are wearing helmets. That's not legal here. It's not legal there either But it seems they get away with it. Anyways, I Can feel I can honestly feel having just opened up the camera Sitting in the Sun Having been told finally that I've secured this apartment. I can feel I can feel a switch I can feel a change and it's a good change and it's a change that needed to come because I Couldn't continue the way I was something needed to change and this is this is the change, but You know, what have you got to do? You've got to apply You've got to prove your income, which I don't really have at the moment You know, I kind of pulled a pulled a bit of a swift one on them because I do have two sets of income at the moment one one through YouTube and one through my rental property in Alice Springs, but What I didn't include is the fact that All of that income through my rental property goes on Payments of the loan of the body corporate and of the property management fees So I don't actually make any income from that But they think I do Anyway, we'll make it work. Like I said, I've applied for jobs if I have to get one. I have to get one I'm staying here in Rocky It was meant to happen this apartment. I was meant to get because otherwise My two girls may not have had their dad around them When they really need it the most You know, I was I was seriously thinking about going back to New Zealand Because of the fact that if you don't have a job, I can I can get on the benefit I can have You know unemployment assistance and That's one thing I can't get here in Australia, although I was meant to Because I was meant to become an Australian citizen, but that's a subject for another day It actually is gonna be the next video on this channel is gonna be titled the Australian government fucked me over and that's exactly what they did but I Just didn't play the rules. I played the rules right up to the right up to the last second and then I didn't and so it's my fault But I really thought that we could have come to an agreement, but we haven't been able to it is what it is And that's it and I've got someone walking behind me with headphones on I don't think you can hear me All right That's enough from me To you Thank you. Thank you all for the support means a hell of a lot I'm sticking around It's been four weeks. This is my update and I'll see you in the next one peace out


have the pleasure of speaking with Peter Clausi from CBLT. How are you today, Peter? I'm very well, Tracy. Happy to be back with you. Peter, you have, since we've spoken last, put out results from Shatford Lake, your lithium project. Can you talk to us about those results? Sure. Mother Nature was not kind to us in 2021. Forest fires, then the government took our helicopter, then Manitoba Hydro took our helicopter, then there was an early deep snowfall. But in between all of that, we did manage to take some samples, which proved up in LCT-type pegmatite. And in English, that's the kind that we like because it bears lithium. We'll be back at Shatford Lake as soon as the snow is gone. Do a sample program, investigate the structural break on the east side of the property. So I'm just going to back you up for a second. When are you moving forward with that project? Just clarify it for me. But now there's a plan already. We just have to wait for the snow to be gone. It's in southeastern Manitoba and they had a deep snowfall this year. Okay, fantastic. Then in addition to that, you've had a number of projects, of course, because you're well known for saying the pen is mightier than the dollar, actually. And you've recently provided an update on your CISCOM deal, Gold and Lithium. So why don't we start with an update on your Gold and Lithium project and the move to the CISCOM deal? Okay, so Lithium is in Manitoba. We just talked about that. It's beside the Tango mine. The Gold is in the Hemelow Gold Camp near Thunder Bay, Ontario. Our property there is called Big Duck Lake. There are over 40 confirmed mineralization showings at surface, including high grade zinc to the north, high grade copper to the south, and the Cocoa Estelle deposit, which pre-43-101, so the usual warnings apply, hosts about 53,000 tons at close to 11 grams of Gold per.  We'd like that to get underway as soon as the ground can hold us, which will probably again be late May, early June. And of course, for those of us that have really dug in deep with CISCOM Corp, which is a very exciting company with revenue, that was such a remarkable deal, and you've not had a lot of attention about it because I think your audience is just learning about it. So why don't you start by explaining what that deal is, please? We currently own roughly 12% of CISCOM. CISCOM itself is in the process of becoming a reporting issuer by way of filing a non-offering prospectus. Until they file for that prospectus, we are limited in what we can say about CISCOM's affairs. But we can disclose that it's made one acquisition already, is due to close on the second acquisition in the very near future. Those two acquisitions are in the same space, and most interesting, if you call the CEO at CISCOM, he will tell you all the things I'm not allowed to. Okay, so for those of you interested in speaking to the CISCOM CEO, here's his email. All right, further to that, thank you so much for the update on that, Peter.  Can you tell us what we might be looking forward to in the next quarter or two? And obviously, we're going to get some lithium updates and some gold updates or anything else that you can speak to. You're going to be at PDAC, correct? Certainly going to be a PDAC. I'm probably going on the Sunday, even though the show starts Monday, because I'm starting to get invitations to a variety of events. And I have a lot of people that I haven't seen for two years, but I'm looking forward to hugging in person. PDAC is one of my favorite times of year, and there are always deals to be done. We have been approaching about selling some of our other properties, and we're in discussions for that. And there's one property in particular I'd like to pick up, if I can work out terms with the vendor. So you've heard it here at Investor Intel, CBLTs, Peter Clausi. And if you want to get a hug, make sure you send him an email now, because he's putting a schedule for PDAC today. Thank you, Peter. Thank you for your time, Tracy.


J-O-N. Proceed with the pimping plea. You did? I would have to go pee as soon as he saved it. Sorry, man. We'll hold you down. You didn't do once out of year, so we called it Swiss Army 9. Mr. Beans. Mr. Miller. How you livin'? Oh, your dad won it, so I'm here. It's a roundabout criminals, man. As always. Who wanted to do it? Is it Mr. Beans? How you livin'? Okay, okay, okay. It matches in business. Is it, I mean? Give it in to my friends in this field, tremendous cream, $1 and a dream. Still tow gas straps with infrared beams. Mr. English. What up, dawg? How you feelin'? Man, you know what I mean? Great. Get straight to the point. Yeah, yeah. I used to think about something else to say, but it wasn't nothing else to say. You can't follow up great with nothin'. I mean... Great is it. Awesome. Amazing.  Great is good enough. A lot of people get caught up in being the greatest, but they don't know. Shit, the rock keep rollin'. Like how you did that right there. Yeah, look, the rock keep rollin'. Rock keep rollin'.   LeBron James gonna be the highest score in the lake. All he gotta do is keep playing. Yeah.   He gonna end up being the first nigga playing the NBA with his son. He ain't gonna be the first one. Yes, he is. He probably be the first one that raised this son. You get what I'm saying? First nigga that lived in the house with his son. So you're saying that it's been niggas that played in the NBA with their sons. They just ain't know that was their son. It's too many niggas. Anytime a nigga drop 60. It's too many niggas this time. It's too many niggas this time.  Anytime a nigga...  It was his dad he was playing again. His dad was in the audience or something. Or somewhere. I got you. That's a good point. Man, we about to wrap up another year, man. That's what happened. We'll have a year. That's right.  Rock keeps rolling.  Yeah.   Oh, for real?  For real? He just thought he did. I mean, correct. Yeah, take. Over there hitting the celebratory. J.O. in, we made another year.   Uh-oh. There you go.  They think we don't let him talk, man. He makes this choice. We should have gave J.O. in the right to remain silent award. That would have been dope. You know what I mean? He made the choice. That's honorary, the right to remain silent award. J.O. in. Crazy party.  Yeah. Not really.  I know. He just... Just the lab. He just... He just... He just... That's J.O. lab. He just... He just uses the right to remain silent. That's what that means, right? He got a screen game lab, too. Over real? Yeah. He's a hit. The nigga got a pimp lab.  See, that's the one I'm using here. The J.O. lab is the one that... J.O. in one of the coolest niggas. Like a poet. Yeah. Like one of the niggas that was in Vietnam and come to a spoken word piece with the army jacket on. Yeah. That nigga J.O. in smooth, man. That nigga took a mint from me, man. For real? No cap. I thought I had him.  I said, Oh! That nigga's stronger. Oh, she's gone. We've stronger. She's gone. When did he pull the guitar? I don't even know if it was on his chin. On his chin. That nigga had the army jacket and the guitar inside the army jacket. That nigga had a ukulele in his chest.  And he fell wrong. It's a baby. I said, no. She's a god. I tried to come over and show her what the auto took.  After one night show, I saw a girl in the lobby that did nobody wrong. Oh. Because she was down there too long. I looked up, this business was playing pool with Javier. I was like, yeah. Who invited her? Nobody. She was. She was shaking. Supragramma. Goodness gracious. Hey, Javier. Javier, did you win? Hell yeah. He ain't even level that. Yeah. You won 11 dollar? Yeah. You want that? You want no pool? I had to. You had to? What type of conversation? Yeah. You see you looking kinda lonely up for a game of pool? What's that what you said to her? No. Oh, you just used us to get the game. I think you just went over there and be like, let me see your hands. What? It's crazy how fast years go past, man, when you start getting older, it's like them other guys fly. They were using school. They get older when you work. They get older when you work. That's what I'm saying. A year took longer than hell when you were in there going home with them. Forever in a day. Then when them bills start coming, them years start flying past. Damn. Crazy.    Yeah, that's it. Yeah, damn. See how you say that's why you can't have the stats? You see how that just made the reaction? That's all. That's it. 36 times isn't a lot, though. In a year?    That's what I'm telling you. Every thing is more than zero. That nigga ain't getting no Koochie. No, no, don't start saying that. What you mean, Koochie? I think it's water, food, Koochie. I think it's water, Koochie, food. Why you got Koochie? Cause you got what? You can fast. You can fast. For I don't know how many days off some food, long as you got water, you don't even care about eating. No, you don't care. No, you need some food. You ain't been to jail. You can hold off on some koochie.     I was down there for a minute, sir. Kirk, you a trick. You gotta eat a lot of it.  But you need food. Oh, my bad. I heard you. Uh-huh. Yeah. The Lord heard that. But I guarantee you, if they gave you a choice between food and koochie and jail, that was what you picked. Koochie. Exactly. Because this one is more important.  Exactly. My point. My point. But that ain't the opposite of jail, son. You go with food. That's why when you got an option, you gotta put koochie before food, in my opinion. In the pen, oh, because you need some nutrition, bro. Yeah. You should get nutrients in it, too. Not enough. That's why I said it's a sin.  You shouldn't have to pick. That's what I'm saying. These are essentials. You ain't going to start eliminating essentials. That's why I said it's food, water, and koochie. A lot of times, you can't get no koochie without food.  You got to have some food for a bit. Because once you get in the car, she's like, uh-huh. Oh my god. Me, too. That's bad for her. Me, too.  So you ain't waiting. You ain't waiting. You ain't waiting.   Dang. She's going to die. Dang. Because I ate before I came to get you. You can't do that. You can't do that, bro.  Then they go to jail.  God damn. You think you know something, man? I don't know why this nigga got this dog.  Damn. Well, that's a hell of a word right here. Two-day HEG. I think it took the 13th still year. I'm faster. We don't think. Yes, we don't think. We don't think. Oh my god. Who's going to hit the blowtorch? This is not going to be me. Because I'm sneak eating. Sneak eating. This nigga got a granola bon in his hoodie. I'm sneak eating. You're not getting over on me. He ain't got a spray on there. He's got a spray out of his face. They got an oatmeal bottle of pillowcase. Hold on, man.   I don't know what we're going to do. No, I act like I'm not hungry. Why are you so hungry? You're greedy. We ain't through that. He's going to starve out. Parish. Why didn't he hear his words? He said he's going to let her perish. How you don't never know where to eat? We don't never know where they want to eat until you trinket off some money. Now all of a sudden, I got a new place I want to try. Well, keep it on the list. Because we ain't going today. He's not going today. Sneak is being disrespectful. I don't want to go there no more. No, I'm not taking nobody out of here. I'm not that mean. I'm not taking nobody out of nowhere I've never been. I'll never take no.  I've never been.  We both ain't been in there looking brand new. Hell no. We both surprised by the prices. Goddamn. Don't you see this video? I've been wanting to go here. You can look at the menu on your phone. Okay, it's yours.  Look at some of the ladies. That ain't right.  Let's go. I ain't been on the date. Come on, Goddamn. You got to know where you put it. A lot of these places, food is the second option. They got it. Yeah, that's it. That's the list right there.  Some of us put that hookah before food.  Let me get the lamb chop flavor hookah. Especially all the stuff. You got to pick one or the other. I get some balsamic on my hookah.   But no fucking, you a serial killer.  That's a part of life on YouTube.  Only person worse than that is the girl who get the hookah and don't let nobody smoke because they ain't put it in. Damn, it's like that.    Damn. The motherfuckers who worse than that the people who got the hookah at the house and put liquor in it. Yeah, that is that bad. Put the liquor in it to do what? Smoke the liquor? Now I will say that hookah with some weed or some hashish the way it was intended to be made how they do it over where they got the hookah from That shit go. You can't put no fire on no alcohol. You telling me it's Henness in there? Yes.  But it was worth it. You wasted the liquor.   It's a wrap. Damn. I burned up a club last night.  Man.  What they going to do after hookah?  Bro.      I was able to get none other than from poor man's Lex P I knew it was a kid when I'm able to what's up, Lex? I need some help what you need?  No, never.  We never, we never got specific on that. Mm-hmm. That's why you English mage, my boy. Come on. You feel me?  Come on, man. You hear me?    We got some, you know, we got a, we got a very special guest that's gonna come and present this next award for it. Yeah, it was on a three-way call. They, they was right there to get it. Right there again. You know, they got the show four miles. So, you know, election. We gotta get Dre in the cold over here. Dre in the cold. Dre in the cold. We shoulda gave her a cheeky one more. They got a class separate. Yeah, we definitely got a clip that they think we don't like each other in real life, but that's my part.  You know what? So I am here to present the favorite female guest award and the nominees are. I didn't even finish. It was a, a bando boo like 2004. Oh my god. I did. I'm guilty. I'm guilty.  That's on me. The fascination where they started during slavery and it's funny how all them girls in LA, all the white girls got big lips. Come on, come on. Yeah, I got fast. Come on. So you about drop out of college? I did drop out. Okay, shout out to that. I did too, I did too. Come on, you gotta go to learn something.  Now, my mama didn't call.  She said something to me first. But how?  With glass.  But I lived, and it was like, you made you. You got a very interesting one. I'm happy for you. You feel what I'm saying? Uh-oh. So the winner is Ada Rodriguez. Hey. Oh, Ada, what's up, man? Ada. It's Ada, right? It's Ada Rodriguez. Ada. I just want to say thank you so much. It's your girl, Ada Rodriguez. I appreciate you so much. 85 South was home. It was a conversation that I had with family. And you know how I feel about us. Melanin is divine, baby. I love us, and I won't stop. Thank you so much for this award. I love y'all. He took a side of y'all. He's about to run in there and go and win the stage.    It means the most. That's why we try to have such a variety of guests come through here, just to even get different perspectives and point of views and show appreciation. Even if we disagree, it's still some people that would be my favorite people to disagree with. Like who? You'll see. OK. Stay tuned, man. I just want to disagree with everybody. I know, man. I be watching them, man. I already know. He didn't, like, agree to anything. He just really want to challenge your argument. He just choose to be when he tries to win. I have to represent the people who not here. He want to challenge everybody's argument. I don't know if I'll fall. What it is. A variety of perspectives. That's what he's trying to give. The alternative. I mean, see, there's a lot of faith here. And Cheat Bowl behind, I be like, come on. He's like, uh-uh, let me get it. I like conviction. I want to know what got you to this conclusion. Right, right. Why are we here? You're including me. Right. So these are the questions I'm going to have.  I'm just saying how much, how detailed can we get? What you're saying?   Right. But you're saying what you're saying.  Like, I ain't going to be condescending. I'm just going to be like, well, blah, blah, blah, blah, hypothetically speaking. Right.  Right. And just be like, yeah, keep talking. Right. Yeah, I agree.  Right. I'm like, well, what if I said, what if I said, well, what if this happened? Right.  Right. Because it's not challenging, but the world is challenging. Right. Because I have a responsibility as a media. Because I can't just go, what? As a media. As a media.  This is media.  Snoop told us we have a responsibility. Uh-huh.  Right now. That's what I stand for. We got up again. All right, we got 13 more minutes, crack on the sleep. You see, I'm rocking back and forth. Let's keep it moving. It's going to sleep over there. And I'll be honest, it's taking a little bit. We in the trap. Hey, man, let's make sure that Nav's suit gets seen at least one more time. Right now. Nav, breathe your suit back. I give you $20 if you can bend over in this time. Hey, man, don't do it like that. No, that's a man. Nav, breathe. Just go like that.  Hold up, before you speak, let me say this. This award show is sponsored by all the money that we had left over from buying needs. Facts. Facts. We spent a little time, time, all the money. And we spent a little time, time, all the money. We got it. We won, though. We in the trap. These are like ghetto grimmets. Yeah. Hey, that shit's taking my head. I'm here to present something. Huh? You don't know what you here to present? Yeah, I see what I'm here to present. What? Seeing that I've been asking for a show on this and the best new channel. Wait a minute. Before you go, bro, it's Christmas, right? Right. Guess what I got now? What you got?  I wanted to wait at the right moment to go on here and say, man, we got the Christmas tree up. We got the gifts. We got the platform. Bro, we're going to get with you.  Let's put it together. You said you were like sports, right? Man, we're going to put it together. I already got many phone phones with us. Y'all to cry about, bro. Let's see the gap. They played in the NFL.  What's the name of it?  You're going to be the first one. We're going to do everything we can. Put your glasses back on. Put your glasses back on. What's the name of the show? Oh, man, I really ain't never think you're going to give me one. The name of the show coming soon. Nam Green, man. I ain't think you're going to give me one. I ain't think you're going to give me one. Come on, man. That's the name of it right there. I ain't think you're going to give me one. I know. I owe him 85% of it. Damn. Pick your lip, bro. Come on, man.  Hey, you want 15% or something? There you go. 100% of nothing. Come on, man. We'll talk about it. We'll talk about it. Come on, man. 15. Come on, man. 15. DC, we going to make it happen, though. Let me get this tight out my heart. We're going to get this award with some pride and prestige now. The best new channel, 85 Award for now. The show. I got to say show. My question is, if y'all had the opportunity to have a threesome, which one of y'all would want to have a threesome with? What? What do you mean? So, say y'all had the opportunity to have a sex with a girl and y'all could only choose one of y'all. I was like 17 and whatnot. My, um... Damn.    I was like... Oh, man. They won. Oh, my. They better win. Jesus Christ. Yeah. I'm about to start doing all of them shows. Oh, man.  Man. Oh, five more. Five more and win another season. Boom. I actually didn't text a bitch good morning one time, she was laying in the bed with me. I was like... Get another season of five on it. Definitely. Let me know, man. Let's do it.  I was on this show, it was excellent. Give it up for a new Jack Thrillers series. What if you snitch and you still got to go to jail, Jack? What if I snitch and still got to go to jail? You know what they'll do to you and them?  Man, this is good for me. Here, Jack, this is big as a jet. I just want to... I want to thank God for giving me tunnel vision and keeping my eye on the prize and whatnot and this... Like now I'm seeing it all the way through.  But I want to let you know that I serve a God. There you go.  I can't let him continue to do... Get a nigga to reel the ward, man. This is my moment, man. This is my moment, man.  You know, on my show... I thought he needed that music. Turn the water around. You got to face... Here, there you go. Man, thank you. Thank you, Chico. You're very welcome. I just want to thank all of y'all for making this possible and giving me a shot to put my show on the platform. My wife. It's done wonders for my life. You know, DC, you was right.   Just like Genuine, man. Do the dance. Hit it, motherfucker.  Okay. E.  He came back. Bring him back. You don't know where he at. Bring him back. You don't know where he at. Well, you're up to him. Hey, but you're checking though, man. On my show, me and... He was trying to find his thing. He was like, what the fuck, man? On my show...  We were talking about, you know, colors of guilt. And when that nav came up with a really great idea and everything about it, you know what I'm saying? A gift, devil. What do you give the guy that got everything, man? So holla at my folks over at Bomb City. So this is a gift from me and Nav right here. Colors, man. I hope you like it. Taylor, can you... Oh, you go right there already. Get out of me just now. They got me a gift. They got you a gift. Just you doing it. Can you get at the helm over here? Man, thank y'all, man. No, thank you. Thank you, 85 South. I'm out of here, man. Hey, Jack in all seriousness, man. You a legend, man. You said Jack in all seriousness. I said Jack in all. Jack in all seriousness, man. You a legend, man. You been doing this for a long time. I remember when we first got on and first started doing this, man. Getting to be able to be interviewed by you was a goal, you know what I mean? That's what you set up in the lane that you carved and paved out for yourself, man. So I just want to say salutry, and it's an honor to have you over here with us, bro. All the way. No cap. Thank you. Love, bro. Love. I didn't try to dance the way back then. He shouldn't have done dance, though. He shouldn't have done dance, though. What do you think you got me a little jogging suit in the green hat?    You think that's what they got me? No, somebody gave it to me. They gave it to me. That shit, they gave it to me. Oh, that's a medium hotkeeper. You mean between both of them? Yeah.  What's that? Where your part at? You about to have it?  Thank y'all, man. Appreciate it. There we go. Man. He didn't steal it, bro. Throw this away. Throw it.  This is food, thank y'all. It still ain't got here.  Go make a sandwich. Hey, look at this dude. He put that back in there, man, so it looked present on his leg. That subway should have done that. We got some fan favorite awards that we want to do today. So I got to bring money back in the back to do this. Come on. Money back.  How many we got, my boy? We got about 11 in a moment. Real award show, man. Go ahead, bro.  Damn, it's raining hard. Somebody get doing on the car. What was your favorite live show? My favorite live show, Apple? I'm just saying this year. This year? I want to say Minnesota. Minnesota. Yeah, I have to say Minnesota. Minnesota was so long just because of the way we was in there. That's the way that stage was set up and everything, man. Minnesota? Yeah, what you mean? Yeah. No. Uh-uh. They'll be walking. Oh, yeah. These shows will be all crazy. Yeah. I say Minnesota for show. Minnesota? Yeah. What's another one? Damn, boy, we done did so many of these more. We ain't a brand of Lulee. Yeah, that whole brand of Lulee. Ain't nobody never smoked weed in there before. Nobody. Except we done never smoked weed in there before. Nobody. Yeah.  They were glad to be in there. Shout out to Nashville. No cap. Shout out to Nashville. You won.  You got to take it to Nashville. You got to take it to Nashville. You got to take it to Nashville. Nashville couldn't be here tonight. Turn around.  Let's crack the woods. Let's crack the woods. Crack the woods. Thank you. Appreciate your money, man. There we go. What we got next? Man, we're going to bring legs and dread together. Leg and dread. Poor man. Poor man. Together. Poor man. Well, can I be the good man then? Can I be the good man? I ain't got a good man. I tell you what. You got a good man. If you were rich, you couldn't be no slicker. Oh. The award for the most viewed live show. Okay. And the most viewed. The most viewed. Hell, the one that most looked at. I mean, it's one. My hair. Says Oral by. Overture. The onboarding. Maken with that cover. I say so too. I cover the excited. When I see the curve. I'm like, we got to. We got to go there. We got. We got to live up to that. That's just fun. I was just playing... but if you rub that clip like this, both legs look like this. Hey, there she go. What's her name, Courtney? Uh-huh. Shout out to Courtney, little friend. He ain't here. The day debating, it was debatable.  So look at Jacksonville. Remember when we went to Jacksonville, and we did the young video with all of them. That gets me crazy. That's what we did, right? The drugs and the rap, the freestyle. But check this out. I've noticed, bro, when we posted these tour dates, because I posted my tour dates. You know, just to confirm. Right.  I'm like, bro, you know we coming there?  That's just crazy how every city that we didn't been to, we got to go there every time. Every time we do anything, right? But we pretty much could just keep the same tour schedule. Same tour route.   All right, bet.  Yes, which is a very, very... Which is, honestly, I think of all the shows that we've produced, I think that one has been duplicated the most by other platforms. That's exactly what we did. Yeah, that's been duplicated. So I'm glad that we have it. Duplicate it. There you go. I'm glad that we have the influence to make other black platforms want to show black greatness on their platforms. What you mean? So you know, kudos to us. That's a good thing. What you saying? I said that the black market is probably one of the most duplicated segments that we've produced by other platforms.  I'd be difficult on that look for motherfucker. I'm happy to see people I know on there.   I don't know what is it. You said it. You thinking of Trump? Yeah. Yo. We're in a trap. I'm going to eat it in a minute. Okay, bet. Well, look, we got a homegirl in here.  None other than Joe Joe. Joe Joe. Yeah. Joe Joe, what's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? Joe Joe, Salantra? I got the award for the most viewed black markets. And the nominees are...  Oh my God.  Oh my God. But now... I made up my mind that day that I was going to be the best professional fitness trainer. Not a personal trainer, but a professional trainer.  I'm talking about... Like, the attention to detail is what really stands out.  No, the art is in the details, bro. And it's quality. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah, the art is in the details. There's no cap on it. She code all those software we developed that helps users know when to get in and out of stocks, crypto, forwards. Anything with a chart on it helps you know when to buy. Okay. Okay, okay. And the winner is... Is who? Who won, Joe Joe? I am. At least it's very, very hard to get like really good sponsorships and endorsement deals. You know, we always get kind of just when it comes to that. So I was like, why not do something that's out of the box that's different? Break through a glass suddenly because there's not... Sentia day. Hello everyone. Sorry I couldn't be there. I'm feeling a little under the weather, but I did want to say thank you so much for giving me this award. I truly appreciate all of the support that we've gotten from being on the black market. It has been tremendous. And Carlos, we really, really appreciate the support. You've been supporting us since 2020. So all of the Toronto's family wants to thank you for that. And once again, I really appreciate the award and thank you. I have to be accepting my award and I can actually use this for something. What you can use it for, Joe Joe? Help us. Kill it once. How you got caught live? I got you. Hold the window up. Hey man, I got some cigarettes. We in the trap. I got some more cigarettes that I put together.  Who there? We've got everybody. Lil Han, Liz Flop, Joe. Send them to you, I'm talking. It a show if robbin don't fall. That's right. She fall. The show only good if robbin fall. Man, everybody on that staff be doing all the dope man. But, you know, if some people out here that you know, they just do whatever. They just do whatever, nigga.  You know what that mean?   Bruh, this thing can pick me up in a suburban one time.   Took him 17 turnarounds to turn around.  So the Swiss Army Knife Award goes to none other than my boy Lil Hands. Lil Hands. Happy New Year! Happy New Year! Happy New Year! Happy New Year! Happy New Year! Happy New Year! Happy New Year! Happy New Year! Look at that nigga's head. Ha ha ha! Look. He wore this hoodie specifically for you. Come up here, Lil Hands. Ah! Read what his hoodies say. Oh my gosh. Oh!  I'm here. You gotta come give Cheyenne fat.  Whoa!  Oh my gosh.  I missed that? Yeah. Damn.  Damn! Whoa! Why didn't nigga tell you I needed to see if you was cute? That's crazy.  Blessing me with these hands. I questioned them a lot at first. Like, why would you do this to me? But it all paid off. They take me somewhere. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. But I graduated high school. I mean college. I didn't know what I wanted to do. I just said, God, I want to be in the creative space. And it feels like a family. So I just want to thank 85 and Poor Minds for giving me a space to spread my creative wings. Yeah! That one from the heart. That one from the heart. Okay, man. Hey, you can put your award in your pocket. And Cheyenne was shaking. Put your award in your pocket. I got you. He's the one fitted in his pocket. I got one more. I got one more. I got one more. I got one more. I got one more. I got one more. I got one more. I got one more.   Because, you know, somebody in here really went above and beyond the call of duty. Okay. I already know. I already know. I'm standing up for this one. Like, I think everybody got to stand up for this, man.  It's getting a little cold. You'll see.  On four different tours. Four different tours. Five different groups. He and, like, four different gangs. Two cliques. Three sets. And two organizations. Right. What you got there, man? But he still finds time. Save lives. To give back to the community. Oh, yeah. Don't try to get dropped. Citizen of the year, none other than Nabil Green. My wife. Good job. This nigga is a superhero. Superhero shit, man.  I know. I can't take it anymore. Look at that.  No, other than that. No, he is. Hey, now. I love it. The truck is on fire. That's what they didn't see. He made sure everybody was safe before he started. Honestly, like, once I stopped filming, as you see, it stopped right when we were parking. That's when it blew up, baby. I had no idea what he was doing on my back.  I like it about this. God, I know it's bigger than just this what you got to do. What's so crazy about this, and I want to thank God for my mindset. Right. I was right down Bodecrest, coming up, and I was going to stop at that windows. I said... Everybody gets an e-mail. Yeah, I had to check my... I said, now, it's 10.30.  The last pieces of bacon, too. I said, just keep going. And if I woulda turned into that windows, that man in that truck might not be here today.   Come on, man. Come on, man.  So I helped him. Yes, you did. And I talked right away. Realized it. I turned right away. Yeah, because that's the way it is. Yeah.  What did he say?     Man, you're not so... I said it on fire. I said it on fire. He's such a weird guy. He was a hero, nigga. He was a hero, for real. I don't know why you always say white people don't, but whatever. I'm just playing. I'm just playing. I'm just playing. I'm just playing. And he's 85 percent. Now he is. Now he is. I was so scared. Because when I was... You put your sweatshirt around. I said, what you was doing when I watched your laugh? He was like, that was the last one. That ain't number god. I helped him. There you go. It's the last award in the mic. This is the last award in the mic. Last award in the mic. I'm supposed to go to the mic. I gotta go to the mic and do this one because this one is amazing. I want to say thank everybody for coming out tonight. We appreciate everyone. All the hard work that y'all have done throughout this entire year. In all sincerity, none of this would be possible without everybody sitting in here, man. Even, you know, the people that just came with a nigga. Like you are also vital because you kept that person company on the ride over here. And that could have been, you know... Probably driving home. Yeah, exactly. You're probably driving home.  In a lifetime. In a lifetime. Why are you living? You know what I mean? And so, the winner is, I think it's only right. What? What you... What? What? Play the clip. Play the clip. It's time, it's time, it's time. I'm waiting for you to play the clip.  You got to make it to the lifetime before you even get in the car. Let me run to the car, switch my jacket. Run the clip, man, now for who we're giving the lifetime achievement award to.  I have a couple of black friends. I actually love black people. That's my most prized possession is the Snoopyoo Football League. We started in 2005. Our slogan is, if you're not doing good in the class, you'll never make it on the grass. And the most important part of building a brand, though, is making sure it's quality, not quantity. Absolutely. The East Coast on Love, Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg! Isn't the weirdest group of people ever on a stage together? Dream, and if you dream, that dream may come reality. I want to thank me for never quitting. Real, I felt like I've had my day in the sun. And now I am the sun. Because I shine on everybody. And I give everybody the opportunity to shine when they whip me. I'm not a hater.  That's real. Snoop Dogg! Love, don't you? Snoop could not be here at night because he is somewhere doing something legendary.  Yeah, Lewis from California.   I just want to thank me for being here to accept Snoop shit, man. It's a lifetime achievement. Man, we appreciate you being here. Yeah, yeah.  Yeah! Fly what cheap. Fly what cheap, man. Fly what cheap, too. Nah, nah, nah, cheap. Nah, nah, cheap. You know we just have a showing a little acknowledgement, man. A little love for the end of the year, man. What you got going on, going into 2023? Oh, what's working, man? What's working? Second of the moon, man. They got to come see this shit, man. Ain't no 85 going crazy. Yeah, this is Christmas, bro. Look, I've been trying to talk DC into it, man. We're going to at least have to drop at least three episodes, man.  Come on! Little drops, I told you.      You're going to drop some on Christmas Day. You're going to drop some on Christmas Day. We're going to drop some on Christmas Day. Which one? This one should come out on Christmas Day for the people to watch on Christmas morning. This Christmas morning. This Christmas morning, Christmas morning.  And you watch that 85. Open up those gifts.  Guys, don't you watch us on Christmas Day. Pass it off for your worst. I hope you get more grand t-shirts.  They got some tunes, but that's what niggas do.  Just have a damn good Christmas. Hey, I hope you got some Gucci and some boots from Gucci or some from Louis in the biggest witch momentum. That's all I got. From the scene, I got Christmas and it's green. The coolest you've ever seen, I might dress up like that green. I keep it going. Christmas and I hope that it's snowy. I see lots of DC on the drums. Somebody is gonna be just like Tat and have fun. For Christmas there, give them a gift.  What was it, nigga?  We stepped it up over here. Everybody got something going on But watch, tour, shows, movies, records. We got studio, we better start working on that. Come on, come on.  We put the studio in here so we can record a mixtape to put out and we only releasing discs. Come on, yeah. Don't do that. But we'll be putting on, nigga, we put it out. Just so we can go hand in hand. In addition to. You know what I mean?  I already know.   One of them is called Defend. We already know it's about fitting on it. We got to rid the world of it. Oh, yeah, yeah. Superheroes that rid the world of fitting on it. I'm a lead team of Crackhead. Woo! Have you seen the trailer for that movie, Cocaine Bear, about the bear that do the cocaine and everybody? Oh, Cocaine Bear?  I know, I know somebody like that in real life. Hey.  Ain't got to be no bear. Yeah. No little bear in there. 85 South, so we turning up though, man. Come on, man. You know what time it is.  Make sure it's a player. Make it. It's going to be real. Extra player. Plus.  Plus and madness.  Put some nice, you know what I'm saying? Scenery and greenery around here.  And you know why we can kick back at some players.  Make it real.  It's going to be an empty warehouse. You know what? The reason why we can do all this is because it's ours. It belongs to us.   So your audience, boy, you see that? It's going to be five. All the way. We doing competitions and all that. The top 85% we're doing now. Quizzes. You know what I mean? All types of things. And if you get flown out by 85, y'all is getting flown on spirit. I don't know what you're talking about. You're going to get low hands and come drive you before me.  You can upgrade all you want. I got to tell them about the don't give away too. We got another raffle. The don't give away, you can hit the link in the bio and go to the website and register for the raffle and really win 1972 in parlor.   You'll be flown on spirit. If you buy one ticket for 20 and you win, you just want a motherfucking grip for the 20. Coldest cars out there. Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas, motherfucking. Happy New Year. 85 South show. We'll be there. I'm going to do cocaine. L period. L one.  Fuck, what you talking about? Let's get out of here.  It be raining for days. I'm going to let you know what's happening in my nigga. Because listen, man, I'm just trying to get paid. Oh, trying to get hunched off.  I mean, I'm just going to let you know what I'm talking about. No, I'm just going to let you know what I'm talking about. No, I ain't going to do that. We need to try skiing. This is really lit up. Yeah, it's been coming down for real. I see it coming out. Crazy balance. Game. All right, go.


Okay, do you feel like you got to put on for the Bronx right now? Yeah, how are you?     You don't show no law But you know, it's Katy Park my most treatment is in Brooklyn. No, you're most In the bubble So you got a feature with somebody from Brooklyn. Yeah, I do I will I did but niggas be Gonna talk on that Doing I'm gonna do a newer one.  Oh, you did one with humble. It was mad at y'all. That's all know. Yeah Ziggy black humble G's Niggas like that to say y'all niggas like that Yeah, so to six me showing love too.  All the niggas were getting mad views, so I Would have still been here like I was living for As a fight so when they come home just know y'all got competition What's up y'all? It's your girl Brianna Imani and the clip may be done But there's still more to come so make sure you like comment and subscribe