When I say it, he talking about me through the TV. The niggas at the job, he be like, man, that. Oh, man, he be security, man. I was just sitting in the gas station across the street. I see them walk from KK to the gas station and the gun fell out of the pocket. I said, bro, what kind of security are we going to go out? We got a big-ass package. He ain't even secure. He ain't even secure. They got a baby gun and a big-ass package. Yeah, yeah, man, man. You got the music going crazy, though. We just trying to do something, man. So what would you call it? Would you consider it a gangsta gospel?  Because I don't know what. You just making music. I don't know what, because they going to get mad no matter what I do, what I say. So it's like, when I started, you know, yeah, I'm a Christian and I rap, but I was rapping before I got saved, you know what I'm saying? So the craft of rap is serious to me. I don't play about that. So I was already serious about it. So then I start rapping and then they like, oh, this Christian rap. I'm like, all right, cool, whatever.  Oh, let's call it inspirational rap. You know, and for a minute I got mad because I went to a NBA practice. I had my mixtape with me.  I'm trying to pass my mixtape out and then do one of the players. I ain't going to say your name, but you know who you is. That's why you ain't playing no more.  That's all I love you and Jesus. Well, listen to this, baby, before. All you would have had a triple dog.  Oh, that's right. Oh, that is it.  Hey, man, buddy said, I said, man, you don't listen to this a little lot. But the problem was the coach introduced me. He said, we got a gospel rapper here, y'all. And as soon as he heard that, he looked and said, man, I don't want this. Just like what you said. Hold on, they threw it? He threw it on the ground. He's like, I'll straight. Hold up, hold up. Now how far are you away from him? I'm a decent ways away, you know what I'm saying? But I saw it. I saw it. You should have walked over there like Terrence Howard. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Hey, man. 10 minutes ain't what I think you need, man. Hey, skinny, man.   I knew you ain't mean to do that, man. You ain't mean to throw this on the ground. How did you drop your CD, man? That's a lie. See how that shit, see how the tape returned? The tape returned, that ain't bad. That was real, man. But when I saw that, I said, man, dude, it's because he called me a gospel rapper. That's why he didn't want to listen, man. First I was like, man, I don't like that. Don't call me that no more. Don't call me none of that. But then I was like, well, forget it, then. I'm going to just make change y'all perspective. So when next time somebody say Christian rapper, gospel rap, y'all are going to think of me and it's going to be dope. You know what I'm saying? It's not going to be lame. It's not going to be lame. I'm going to do a song. All right, come on. A gospel song.   I mean, that's what I'm saying, man. You got to, you know, I'll rap with anybody as long as it ain't even always got to be just straight up. You know, it could be about any, it could be about, man, how to take care of our children better. It could be about, you know, lots of different things, you know what I'm saying? As long as it's real, it's authentic. You know what I'm saying? I ain't going to talk about it on nonsense. There's enough people talking about nonsense out there. I don't need to contribute. Y'all got that. You get it from there where you get it from people being like, hold on, man. I don't want to hear the gospel rap. Yeah. What you get from the gospel people. See, then they'll be like, it ain't gospel or nothing. Bam. We just had this, bam. We don't know how to just embrace them all. Bam. Complain, complain. He ain't saying nothing about Jesus. Just saying a bunch of. What? How you going to say a scripture and rapping about? He ain't saying Leviticus. Neviticus.   What? Why are we talking about the church person? They always 85 years old. Because that's how they do. They seriously about the church.  I'm blessed to have you, baby. Hopefully I'll make it to 30.    You're right.  And don't forget, it said in Corinthians, now if you look, you're going to see. If you look, you're going to see. If you look, you're going to see. He said the man with two eyes you're going to see twice as much. Wouldn't he say that? Sometimes people just make it up to Jesus because they know ain't nobody going to question. That's the barbershop, boy. They be making up all kinds of stuff.  Ain't going to read nothing. It said it right down. What, in there? Bruh, I know what it said, though. Don't be asking me, I know what I'm talking about. It can work, man. It's in 1D, chapter. Yeah, bruh. It be down? It's in 1D, chapter. 1D, you know what I mean, chapter's in the Bible. Yeah, it be, it's always that dude in the barbershop. I'm real good at picking out the chapter, though. I can tell you, like, the book. Oh, you look. All right, would you like to go over there and, you know, over here and loop? It's in loop. I feel the same way. Hey, read the whole, you gotta read the whole loop anyway. I'm just saying, look, I've been loving the Lord for a long time. I don't know all the address. I know how to find a house, though. I'll pull up on you. I don't know how to put it in GPS and figure it out. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? Just give me the area. You feel me. I'll get there. I'll get there. So you was in church more than you wanted to be? Good. Your problem. I was in church. Oh, you were in church more than you wanted to be? I was in church more than you wanted to be. I used to bring changing clothes. What that is? Changing clothes. To what? To change clothes. To change clothes. To change clothes. To change clothes. To change clothes. Too long. This is my church clothes. So by 3rd, sir, no, I grew up with. He is a different man. You grew up with. Me and my daddy had matching suits. Oh, y'all was them. Yeah. We were better. Oh, we were walking that church.  We used to go first. He used to, he used to. When he go first, I go in with a great boy, but he used to sit in the car.  So you went in and peeped the head? He's first. Hey, is everybody, make sure everybody in there. Make sure the church was lit. Make sure y'all ain't ready for no service, bro. Y'all ain't ready. My dad couldn't come in and walk in. And when he come in, he couldn't shut his knees out. Get ready. I need everybody to get ready. Hold on, man. Hold on. Hold on. Hold tight. Hold tight.  We were walking in the past and really thought he had got in his bag and the organ wasn't coming to him. He kept looking back and he thought, man, that was into it. I ain't know it on the low. He ain't never get his organ going so he can really get in his bag. That was one of the coldest days at church. I was going to cradle him. No, because he was like, he was hitting him. He was like, mm, nah. I said, mm, nah. He kept dropping the cue in there. I know you heard me say, mm, nah. When the organ player was supposed to get in, the organ player didn't get him. He wouldn't even start going. So they was beefed out over something. They was beefed out. Yeah, OK. He ain't playing on purpose. He was patty. And then they were looking back. Me say, mm, nah.  He didn't get his check. J-O-N. J-O-N like, man, you know, I don't make it. The spirit moves. You know, I don't have nothing, man.  These chairs. There we go. I'll just have a look, bro. I forget we in a new spot, man. We in a new spot. Congratulations, too. Lecrae, you took something good with the prayer, too, bro. Appreciate that. Thank you. Y'all doing good things, man. We all really rolling, man. I'd love to see it. Second show. You know what I'm saying? I'd love to see it. I'm a fan, man. I'll be watching. You know what I'm saying? I don't watch on Sundays, though. I'm just cool. Is that cool? Yeah. We're like monies and frat sometimes. Yeah. Nah, yeah, man. That's all the part of the whole plan. See, the whole scheme, we was trying to take it over like Nino Brown did the Carter, right? So we saw the industry, and then we saw the media and the lack thereof, and then we started putting it together. Now, look at us now. We're trapping out of a 36-bed room apartment right now. Wow. Crazy. Come on, man. Crazy. Wow. I got a cup of tea. Yeah, y'all. It's a trap house for real for y'all. I was like, it was impressed. Yeah. Right, so we're taking over all forms of black media and creativity. Yeah. So we're definitely going to need to link with you on our faith-based 85 South stuff that we're working on for the old ladies, the Christians, and then we got some children's programs also, but we'll be teaching kids how to rap and writing cursive. Hey, cursive laws are you tripping? I'm not writing cursive. I'm not writing cursive. I'm not writing cursive. I don't know what you're going to write in there, but that's what I'm writing. And we're going to have this platform. But when would you use it? I use cursive now when I don't want my kids to know what I'm writing. You know what I'm saying? I don't know what they're writing. What is this?  Right. I didn't need you. But that's what you're going to use this platform for is to try to, like, preserve some of the black history. You think we're not going to have some ghetto-ass birthday parties up here for the kids? I like that. You think I was in balloons and some bouncy houses? You guys want them people that be dressed in the things dancing crazy? Guess what else we bring it back? Lecrae. What's that? At the kids' birthday party. What's happening? Fight all the dance contests. I like that. I like that. What you mean? It's a staple in black history. Because they used to do... That's what I was saying. That don't sound... Yeah, that's what I'm saying. But I didn't play. I didn't play. I knew what I had. I knew what I had. Hey, subject! Is that the climate? Is that the climate that we live in now? I don't understand. You know exactly what it is to do their dance and the best dance get fired up. It's just two comedians that just... They whole career just changed from these types of conversations.  No, no. Bro, I thought we was in the scenes of our blackness. And you know what I meant. I like that. The kids at the birthday parties in the late 80s and early 90s, that was the whole breaking point of the birthday party. You get $5. You get everybody to get a little 5, 10 seconds to do their dance. Oh, look at Lil' John John! He doing the MC Hammer! The nigga who could do the MC Hammer back in them days always won the $5. That's the kid who had to dance at every family gathering, too. Did he switch the style up? Yeah. Yeah, that's what that kid did. He just grew up to try to emulate Chris Brown and Neo and all them niggas. I was that kid.  Me, too, man. I was that kid. I would've won me some 5. I would've won the 5 all day. Yeah, I definitely would. That's what I was trying to do. I'm out of it. I knew it. Come here. I know what the kid goes. What was your shit? Everything, man. You know what I'm saying? They like the old-school dance, so if I do one of them old-school dances, they're gonna go crazy. Do the one. Do the kid to play. I told you not to do the kid to play. Do that. You need somebody else to do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'm not doing the kid to play. I did my cousin or do they do it against the wall or something like that?  I did some of that, too. I knew it right now. I bet you will. I bet you will. You good? I bet you will. Hell no. I wouldn't allow it. Every time I niggas caught in the right school, everybody be like, I look at these niggas, man. I wouldn't allow it. So you can't crop this weekend, right? So that's what you say? We'll jump to you in a whole 10? Hey, you can crop it at high school if you want to.   That's gang intervention, man. That's a crumb and word. It was mean gang intervention. Good. So he in the middle of that. How did you start clown dancing? Once I lost my brother, I just started. Listen to Tony O'Ee, you gonna pick clown dancing on the streets. It's not gonna be both. But y'all tell somebody a story. Give me a notice. That's somebody real story while you playing. Somebody got ran up on the streets. You ready to take my clown win? Somebody got ran up on by the Bloods and Crips and it was like they had to dance their way out that situation. You believe that shit?   What happened? What happened? It was all of them. Scooby-Doo, Big Rock, Blood Robe. I'm talking about killing some niggas. What you do with your niggas? I hit that motherfucker. You got a little homie? All right. They don't buy root on nobody. Touch a little homie. Right.   And we have Bloods and Crips pulled up on anybody together. Yo, we got to get this nigga. He's a menace in the hood. What are you doing? Like...  Listen, I got... That's how it goes. They tied their rag together. We let these clown dance niggas take over. We ain't gonna have nothing. This is real.  Bloods and Crips ain't never ran up on no niggas. It was like, hey, little homie, you can crump your way out of this one.  Oh, you sure? There's somebody with a clown face on right now. Man, it's true, boy.   Celebrity Theater. Fanny's Arizona. January 27th. 8 o'clock. That's enough information, right? You should get the picture. Oh, what they gonna do? Draw another face and make it sad? They ain't mad at you. They cussing you out of here. Maybe it's how he died in the bullet. That's how you died in the bullet. No, I'm just saying. Yo, they're laughing and playing. Crumpin' did say my cousin's life in 2006.  It's fake, though. All these stories are fake.   They all your hair. You don't believe that? Crumpin''s coming. You don't believe that?  But they be crumpin'. I'll tell you. Look. Hey.  Come on, why? What? Hey, come on, boy. You only saying that because they jumped you one time. Hold him down.  You gonna be on the ad for it? They're gonna be on your ad. Nigga, you gonna make an Instagram video? It's gonna be on Instagram real. Oh, so you think clown dancing is fake? Watch. I bet you won't come to Palo Alto, California and say that on it. I bet you. Pull up in Koreatown and say that. Crump, crump, crump. Tell me the clown, man. You know, he helped the kids in LA, man. You don't like the kids, man. No, I used to dance. I don't have facts that somebody danced their way out of it. And I won't even ever believe that. Unless you got it on tape. I don't have facts. That's our job as comedians. We gonna talk about everything. But that's good or bad.  We don't care. We gonna talk about whatever. I don't feel like nothing should be off limits.   That's what I do. This is a theory. Y'all gotta get, cause I watched Deion Cole's special. And he said at the end of it, comedians, I live some dark lives. You know what I'm saying? He talking about the ones that's on drugs, bruh. Okay. Not just them. It'll get dark over here. Y'all still gotta get up there and laugh like it's all good. I can't even hold you.   And then that's why we appreciate our fans so much. People don't understand. Them motherfuckers, they come to see us. We appreciate them so much because we tap it to an element and we zone out. But we don't think about the trauma. We laugh. That's therapy for us. Cause we getting it off our chest. Cause we have no one to talk to when we leave. The crowd is our invisible therapist. But y'all gotta make it funny though. Nah, we gotta make it funny.   We spend more time with strangers than the people we know. Cause y'all on the road. That's like being a musician, I get that. But we can just be honest in the music and say, man, life was hard. I was popping pills and it was a rough life.  There's one of that type of honesty. Laugh at us in the music.   We're like, holy shit, one for me. But that's good for you though. Laugh at us in medicine. Yeah.  Right. Well, this is time plus trouble. Yeah. And we're like, Nick ain't laughed at nothing since 2009.  See y'all really traveling ministers. Yeah. We really like, we really just like verbal like, I don't want to say prostitutes, but it's kind of like the same result. Like after a person. Everybody gonna leave happy. It's there. All right. Everybody gonna leave happy. I'm glad you made that decision. You cleaned that one up. No. It's the same satisfaction. Yeah. There you go. Okay. Everybody leave happy. The exchange. Yeah. Okay. First off. But there's only people who really be in the streets blessing people like that directly though. Yeah. Like instantly. No, I agree. I went to some dark times comedy got me through. I sit and watch some comedy. What type of comedy are you like?  I gotta be raw. You better not lie to me.  Why would I lie?  Could you just try the truth? I feel you. Come on hit line.  They better be funny. No.  It's ugly. It's funny. But it gotta be raw and real. You know what I'm saying? Like I don't want to hear like, I don't know, don't fight for my laugh. Like be yourself. And you know what I'm saying? Like I was telling Clayton before I got in here, you know what I'm saying? I like hearing his comedy. You know what I'm saying? I think of genius man. Barry, I forgot Barry last name. It's a Barry dude. Barry the mechanic. I don't know.  Yeah, I forgot his name. That nigga was around when we first started doing comedy bro. Oh, okay. He do comedy. I can't remember his name though. It's a Barry. I don't remember his name. Chicago? I think he's from Chicago. That's his name? Yeah, he's funny.  Maybe. He's always been funny. Yeah.  But yeah, that's what give me through. I listen to, I get in my car, put on a black comedy channel. What, like a satellite? It ain't satellite. It's a Tesla got they own little stations. That's the coolest flex that I've never seen you do. What?  I don't know what they got. That's the Tesla flex. What, they just snatch voices and put them on there?  They run yours. Do you know that nigga? Hopefully you know. But, we'll look into it. And they will be seen even checked, man. It doesn't sound exchange business to me. But there's the thing, you know, it's a lot of this stuff. I wanted to make enough stuff for it to go out there so it gets played, but then, you know, you gotta round it up sometimes. Roundhouse. I mean, it worked in this sense. Put you like that.  And it happened like that. People would pull up, people drive.  We saw you listen to you on the ride up. We came to your show. We saw you was here.    After about three niggas, they played me.  I wanted to hate, but I ain't knowledge in rotation. You know what I'm saying? Now you live in my life. That'll be my life. I'll be like, man, a regular radio playing me all. That's what's up, man. You know what I'm saying?  Exactly. That's how it was. I was like, I don't need the radio to get in. Y'all wanted basketball players chunking my CDs. The world is against it. Bro, who is it? You didn't broke that up twice. Who is it? Yeah, tell me he threw it. Hey, you saying shit? No more saying it. He shouldn't have did it. I can't remember his name. Oh, OK. I remember his name before I came in here. But when I got in here, the weed smoke was so crazy. No, no, no. What's that? Come on, man. Can I just sit here? Who is it, my guy? You gotta get it right. Hit me. I can't even remember his name. No more, you know what I'm saying? Hey, man, welcome back to the 85's. We didn't even introduce the guest. Why are we doing this? Because we just be kicking it like that. The vibe be so authentic. Come on. This is not no interview. We only bring people in here that we authentically like. Come on, man.  People who we know need to be seen by the 85% and we have somebody today with us that's highly requested. No cap. He doing the right things out here. In the name of the Lord. In the name of the Lord. Come on. But you know what?  He can really rap. No cap. Like, he ain't do the whole, he got the faith. He got the Christian rap. He got the gospel rap with all this. He can really rap. No cap. Appreciate it. Whatever you're rapping about, man. And it's an honor and a pleasure to have a man here with us today. None other than. Huh? Look right. You did it. I wanted to make sure we got the vibe in the N.D. Before I even told them because they already know who you are. It's kind of crazy to introduce you to people who already know who you are. They told us. Somebody might not. You know what I'm saying? They told us. How they know? They might not. That's why we call them the 85% is because they make a lot of decisions as a group. Love. So it wasn't just one person who said, y'all get to get LaCrete. It was at least 85% of the 85% is. That's it. That's 85% of the group. I went to public school. That's too much math for me. I know. But I appreciate it. It was a lot. It's all that matters.  I appreciate that. So welcome to the 85th sound show. They rock with me. I rock with y'all too. Yeah, man. You know what I'm saying? That's love. It's love, man.  I don't know. Every time I feel like something, I just want to do something.  Sure. I was wrong. I'm going to do a dramatic move in a minute. You had to get suspended from school all the time. Oh, man. What? Man.  They used to punish them and make them stay in school. They thought they was going to get suspended once they figured out.  No, it's that your limitations, man. Yeah. You can talk about it. I don't know how long. I don't need to, but it sounds good when you say it. I can tell y'all what I meant. I'm saying that it's that your limitations. That went on seven years. That's what they say. That's what they say. That's what they say. Get your man. You did something like that.   That's what I did. Never mind. This nigga blew up a glance room. Signed a lab. Yeah. With chemicals. With chemicals. On the way, man. I was a folk that put a dead bird in the teacher clan. Oh, yeah. He was a whisperer. He was a fuckman. That's witchcraft. That wasn't easy. I didn't know that they were doing it. I just heard them in the next room. I just heard them scream. That's crazy right there. I did some crazy stuff when I was in school.    Now these laptops, they tried to steal old desktops.  The charger, the center block like DB. We gonna put that in. And then you got C through backpacks. Oh, yeah. C through backpacks. We actually had some identity in school. We had the metal detectors though. You gotta go through the metal detectors. School getting worse year by year. Man. School getting worse year by year. Think about it. They say that every year. They said that when we came along. I know. And they gonna say that after. They say that about our parents. Is it gonna keep happening? But this one I'm saying. So is it really worse? Or what's your worst? I'm thinking it's worse. But just with more opportunity. To be worse? No. It's worse. But we just got more. It was getting better. Every. We were just not recognizing the opportunity. We just kept entrapping our minds. Yeah. Every innovation comes with some detriment to it. You got cars. You invented the wheel. Now we can go far. But we ain't never home no more. You know what I'm saying? Every time you make something good for you. Something bad come along with it. It's like. So it's like we move further with the computers. But at the same time. You got people selling people online. So it just. That's what I think it is. It is better but it ain't. Right. It's worse and better at the same time. I feel like if we channel our energy. And just like I said. I gotta get our Instagram. It's not only because it's what. The algorithm has been put in front of me. It's not nothing that's entered. It's not nothing that's informing me. Maybe you need to just find new shoes.   But you got to also.  This is what I'm trying to tell you. Also the seek. You have to seek. If I go to something that automatically. Seek something for me. Yeah. I'm not seeking at all.  It's the illusion of choice.  You see what I'm saying? Yeah. My algorithm. That thing know me. It got me like in a bear hood. I'm like. That means you got a lot of holes on your. I'm trying to. You try to throw me. My side. See what you do. See what you do. My algorithm always shows me scriptures in a morning. I'm trying to see what you're having with a body. My exploit page. My exploit page. You know you can push a button on these pages. I don't want to see any more of this. They don't show me less like this. They don't listen. They show me more. Oh. No. They'll show you less. But then you be like, what the hell? I didn't mean stop all together. Show me one or two. Just don't show me all of them. Man. That's saying smart. You flooded me with everything. My algorithm got me in a bear hood. I'll be having a conversation about some Jordans. That mug. Oh, is it over? Is this what you're looking for? That's what I'm saying. Hey, January 28th at 7 o'clock this time. J-O-M-N. We're going to San Diego. We'll be at the Balboa Theater. The Rocky Balboa. That's what I'm calling. Make sure you grab those tickets and come check it out. At the end of the day, man. The tour coming to your city. Don't worry about nothing. Here we go. February 3rd through the 5th, 2023. Summit City Comedy Club in Fort Wayne, Indiana.  But I'm still doing them. February 24th through the 26th. I appeared to improv in Daniel, Florida.  I don't know, but I'd be there. March 4th, Variety Playhouse in Atlanta, Georgia.  We had a squad coming out for that one. Two shows at the Variety Playhouse.  They got me working at the strip club.  I'm going to do it. All right. There we go. All right. Last April 8th, 2023. I will be at the Mirage in Las Vegas. I'm back at the Mirage, man.  We going to do it again in the Mirage. I had a suit on and all that.  That's why you got to scream into your phone. Wealthy, generational wealth. Tell some investments. Early investments.  Recalculating. That's how it was going to be. I was going to say what she came from. What you looking for? Big black titties. Here you go.  Now you know that word. Big black titties. Oh my gosh. Investors.  This is what you're going to get. She's a great investor. I love her. Breastfeeding women with a lot of money. See phones with listeners. Oh man. They know what moved you in. They know when to send what price stuff to hit you. What? They know when you got a little money.  Yes. It is. Nobody is saying nothing. It's artificial intelligence. It's taking over.  Don't scare me at all. Okay, so they got the one that everybody doing. The AI where they putting their face in it. I would not get my face to the guy there.  I want the more money. You been locked up before? Huh? You been locked up before? Yeah. Then you gave your face. Yeah. But not to the... I'm not going to get it straight to this artificial intelligence. Man, you're the best for you. You gotta be lucky. You been out sad in the list. Right. Yeah, right.  I'm not going to volunteer to see your face. I'm not going to see your face right there. I want to capture your blood. I'm moving. No. As long as this video you can't look at that. I want to make it. Why you saying you're not scared? I'm not.  They can do what they want to do. They can do what they want to do.  We're going to make it to that point. Everybody who they advertising, they're going to be you. They're going to be you. This is going to turn into an episode. Do you know how good you going to look with these on? They're going to have you on it already. You ain't dark. That's dark. That's crazy. That's scary. Have you seen the art thing? Art? Of you? You make whatever. All the AI thing. You give it the code like a twitch or something like this court or something. I know you talking about. Yeah. Yeah, I did that. That's kind of dope to me.  What you talking about?  Digital artwork. Word. Word.  I don't want to be no damn bird in Santa Claus.  You put in it. You put your name in it. It don't mean it's going to be what you want to see here. In strawberry. It's going to make you. And a painter going to paint. Some people, like my homeboy made that his logo for some stuff. He going to sell merch like that.  It's going to blow your mind. I sat on a flight. I was riding on a flight. And the dude next to me worked for a security company in that security company. And he said one, don't ever plug your phone into the thing on the plane. The little charger that ain't the plug. Like, you know what I'm talking about? The USB joint. Yeah. He said, because that's how they stay information. And I said, tell me something I don't want to hear. Like, just give me something. And he said. Your phone be dead a lot. Well, I'm telling you, somebody in Russia got your information. Because your phone be dead. Plugging into that thing. But you can use the plug, though. The plug, you're cool. The plug to be a part of that thing. Yeah, the plug, you're cool. But not the USB. But then he said, tell me something I don't want to hear. He said, man, one company we was dealing with. We had some terrorists in Eastern Europe. And they said, if we don't get $3 million immediately, we're going to make every jeep, a Chevy Jeep or Jeep in America make a left turn at the same time. And they had to, they hacked into the system and knew how to do that type of stuff. So I'm just telling you, it's going to be. That's why I'm going to be liking that electric car. They want you to do electric. Niggas, niggas. Oh, your home car.  That's all I ride. It's all excuse me. Oh, OK. I can't get no electric car. They going to be like, hey, pull over. They can't have nothing. Niggas, stop your car. You're like, nigga. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. You can't have nothing. He was talking about a Jeep. He was talking about a Jeep. Imagine every car in America make a left turn at the same time. It's dead, baby. What are we going to do, nigga? Get the guns, man. Load up. Get your Bibles. Let's do it.  Our Bible is way beyond the gun, man. Yeah, you got to break it. My foot would be locked your gun up remotely.  They're going to turn to a transformer and start talking to me. Motherfucker's going to be permanently pointed at you. I didn't know what I was doing, sir. They're going to activate everybody good. They're going to hold you hostage. I haven't got to see you go over there for the whack bass. I have to go back to where I belong. Hey, man.  Nah, they know what we like. They know who we know.  They know everything. You got to see the truth. They don't know. They got the information. But they don't know. You understand what I'm saying?   We don't know what purposes they go through it with. They do know. They know.    Now, I know, like, I went to Canada one time and then I got stopped at customs. Because that don't matter. But I got stopped at customs and they asked me, I had just gotten this tattoo. And they asked me, did I have a certain tattoo? Because they was asking me questions about myself.   But I just got this one. And he was asking me about, OK, you got this such-and-such tattoo. You can go through it. I was like, how do y'all know what you're doing? They don't know where to scan your body when you got there. That's what I'm saying. I don't know what is going on.  No cap. I just say this. I always move like you being watched. I've been giving these niggas a show, then. I'm just saying, like, whoosh! Because I be out here. I was just saying, there ain't going to drop top bus there. But I'm trying to get you to know this. They just watching you at certain bars, man.  It's the same stream. This is they. First of all. Who is they? They is them, and them are they who are looking at us. Who is the they? The they are them. Because them are they, because they are always looking at us. But are they those? They are those people. Are those people them? Those people are them are all in the same. So those people are them? Those people are they, and they are always been in the same. What's in this, man? Oh, because it's not just a him and a hurt, bro. It's them and them. Who is them? They say they, man. You know they watching you. Who is the, it's a they? It's an opposite they. You know it's an opposition. That's right. We know about them. Right. Okay. And they're watching us. But we didn't tell them to. But we know that they're going to. Right. Because that's what they do. Right. So then basically they're just being them.  But if we don't do nothing, they won't have nothing to do. And if we put a name on they, they will be exposed. Exactly. Now see, you try to figure out who they and them are. And they and them are the same people. It's us. And then it's them. Facts. It's we and they. They, yeah. And just know that we aren't them. Right. And then they are us.  But everything we do directly affects them.  And that's why they spend so much time trying to eliminate the choices and put enough choices in front of us. So we think that we're making our own decisions. Right. That's their job. Right. Is to keep us distracted from what they're doing. But we see everything they do. And they walk. Man, wait a minute, man. What you getting that I ain't getting, man? You, uh, you know who we talking about. He on me. Because you're starting to understand who they are and what they do. Right. Them and they are working together against us and we. Right. My brain hurts right now. But this is the thing though.  But once we know what they are doing, we can formulate a plan to stop them. We can never stop them. Yes, we can.   Whatever it is that you think that you're going to use to defeat them, they have something bigger than that. These are the same motherfuckers who make money.  Who is? I am.  You don't stand a chance against them. I do. No, you don't. How do you? I know who I'm protecting.  They are saying the same thing. I'm up. Yeah, I'm up.  They can hit you from right here. That's understood. I ain't scared of it. Yeah, okay.  Blow out our bags. Yeah. Where they staying?   I ain't say you ain't to be scared of it.  Hell no. I know they got it.  Because my soul can. Oh, you're going to make your spiritual. You're thinking in flesh.  Your soul coming out. You speaking in flesh. It's going to be shitty shoestrings. My soul ain't going to belong here no way. All right. All right, you talking my tongue?  You talking my tongue? I know that tongue. My soul don't belong here no way. I like that tongue. It shall rise. That's right.  That's right. So the flesh, don't let the flesh fool you. I'm on Jesus. I'm all by the soul. Not by the flesh. The flesh not fooling me, but the whole point is to stay in the motherfucker. That's why. This one's trying to take me. This one's trying to take me.  Hell no.  But this one ain't though. The flesh ain't yours. Hey. Hey, well, you going to get it when he wanted it? The flesh ain't yours. Right? And he going to come get me when it's time to come here. That's what I'm trying to tell you. But that's why. I ain't in a hurry. You ain't never in a hurry. You ain't never in a hurry. But you ain't in a hurry. That's right. I ain't trying to. I'm scared to die. Yeah. But I ain't in a hurry.  I said scared to fight. Oh, OK. I ain't scared to fight. See, that's what a lot of people think about. Fight. Just die. I don't think you know where they got that from. That's what make you fight better sometimes. Hold up. But you know where they got that from, right? What? Them? Them? Y'all, y'all. Thank you. They don't say anything. They don't say anything. They ain't taking away from me. We don't say anything. We don't say anything yet. Forget about them and they. But we. I ain't. I ain't. They ain't the ones who separated us. Yes, they did. The worst thing they did. They did.  They also go against each other. They did that. They did that. And not only did they do it. They did that. It was some of us that turned into that. To they. OK.  We cannot open up that. But see.  They took it. And guess who they kept it for? Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Them. Let's see, now you dig it. I did. Now you dig it. I needed a little more of the contact hide and be with y'all long, but now I think I done arrived with y'all last. Okay, it took me a minute. We here, we here. That's what they do. Because the crazy part about it, they still trying to figure out who they are. They don't even know who they are. I think you're with us. You feel me. I think you're with us. You feel me. You're with folks. I'll with you. You're with folks. All right. Mm-hmm. Whether you like them or not. Uh-huh. Once they see that you look like them, you kinda end already by association. Right, right. They will, they, one thing about them, they look across the board and they, and they'll draw the line. Okay, I see you. Are you with us? Are you one of them? And some people will throw away who they really are to become one of them. Because they know that they have it better than them. Get down. Because they know how they treat us. Right.  Oh yeah, now that they're talking to us, then we wanted to go. Hey, what's up? We're on Friday, February 17th. We're back at that eight o'clock. North Charleston Performing Arts Center in North Charleston, South Carolina. That's where I'm gonna be at.  Sitting in traffic. Ah, shit!  Then the first thing they're gonna do is scratch under that city.  You know why they do that? Because big titties itch on the bottom. Little titties itch on the top. So everybody in the chuck town, go ahead and grab those tickets and come pull up on me at eight o'clock, man. If y'all still pulling up around eight o'clock, we'll wait a little bit, but you know, it's black people time, so don't even worry about it. I know how y'all get down in South Carolina. Yo, yo, yo, what's going on? It's your boy DC on Fly. 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They created the standard. The standard came from who standard? We ought to start a civil law. Okay, I feel you on that. But I'm saying, I'm saying when they gave up who they really were to become them, they also threw away some stuff that was meaningful that, you know what I'm saying? Like that we already was doing. It was meaningful to us.  There you go. And the only reason we had access to it in the first place, is because they didn't know what they was doing with it. Come on. Mm-hmm. So that's why they always say everything we doing is wrong. We eating the wrong food. We having too much sex. We doing too manager. Everything that they say about us is gonna make, try to make them look better. Always. That's the fucking, that's the game. That's the standard of life. They set the standard of life. Yeah, I don't like that. We don't agree with what they doing. We are animals. Right. Right. But sometimes, you know. But see that's, I think we gotta start cleaning house. Yes sir. Internally. That's what, that's how they want us to think. No, but I ain't talking about by-day standards. Because look, this how good- This how you clean by your mama's standards. This how long we been victims.  No, no. No, I see what you're saying. I would tell you the private's out, but the Bible said, listen, how can you look a man in his eye and tell him to get yourself better when you ain't got yourself better? Oh, get the plank out your own eye. I see what you're saying. You get the plank out your own eye. I see where you're going. I'm sure you can tell somebody about what their plank out of his eye. Come on. That's facts. I'm with you. So we already ain't even together. We so busy trying to have somebody else. No, you trying to do that for your own ego, right? Because that's how hurt we are.  Right. We're not knowing that a lot of us are them too. Just because they got the chance to be them. They ever had the chance to be them, yeah. Boy, they think it's special about being them, but it ain't so trying to be them, but nigga, you just need to worry about being us. Being us. Right.  I'm saying when I'm talking about us cleaning the house, I'm saying cleaning the house in terms of, if we make up a small percentage of the population, but we spend more than other populations on stuff that is theirs, that might be careful. That might be careful.  If it's hard, it ain't about that. It's a lot of money in the pool. Just think about the things we do. Yeah. We in Atlanta. All right, but watch this. The things we do in Atlanta with you don't see other people. I'm not gonna say poor. It's a lot of entrepreneurs on certain levels in the black community. Then I'm gonna just say that all your dollars ain't getting- Going back in the paper. No. Get all your dollars on the paper. But what I'm saying is who the fuck- Oh, okay. That's what I'm saying. Every man is so expensive to be poor. The boss is inside. No. You're getting some money. Who made it so expensive to be in track? It ain't. But what I'm saying- I see what you're saying. What I'm talking about. That's what I'm saying. We back their products. We make up 20% of the- We set the standard on West end and West. We are the culture. Well, lotion don't exist without us. Aircare product. Perfume? Where? Black women buy more perfumes. I don't see no white people in lotion. Period. They don't need them. My brothers, you are missing the bigger picture. Mm-hmm.  You niggas believe any facts that they shake.   It don't make no sense. I just told you- Because we got more out than we got going in. And just like you said, that there are stats that says this to try to keep us down and take away our history. They don't even want us to know that niggas, y'all is spending a lot of money. We just telling you when you're spending it on- Yeah. They money, they money make money. They spending money on you. Money make money. But you ain't getting no money on paper.  That's all I'm saying. Man, if we do spend a lot of money, that's all I'm talking about. Who wear, who wear this? Who wear, is certain people that wear certain things.  Guess what, she's big in some places, Asia. And guess what, she's big with us. You compare it, 13% of the population to the fuckin' whole 87 other percent. That don't even make sense. I'm saying- Ain't no way, 13% of people spend more money than 87% of people. Well, who would've said that? That's what it really is, 13%. 80% of people, what do you mean? What do you mean? Who really said that we 13%, what do you mean? No, no, no, no, we're about 12% of people. Now you're saying a percentage, so I don't know nothing about no percentage. No, no, no, we make up 13% of the population. What do you mean, 13% of the population? Spend more money than 87% of the population. No, nobody's saying that. Well, I'm saying- There's a number attached to it. What is the number? 13%, that's what they want us to believe. Well, just like they want us to believe that United States is bigger than Africa. No, they don't, they- Oh, okay, I see you just, I don't- Look at the map!  I don't think, I- One white man got more money than the whole black community in America by his goddamn self.  They don't gave this nigga all the motherfucking lotions for two dollars. He just came back to America and was selling them for $5,999. Man, I don't know what I'm saying this. This is what I'm saying this. This is what I'm saying this. Lotion coconut oil for $1.99. So you mean to tell me that's what you think the fall of black financial is? I ain't too much pink. My nigga's is crazy.  And just do you think- Nigga think cuz you said it louder, they make it righter.  When are we right? Nigga, when are you- When louder, you slow down. Brunch is a billion dollar industry thanks to us.  What is brunch? Brunch is the- What, hey? Breakfast and lunch? These conversations with big hats and tall folks with big hats. Nigga's dressed up like Marysown folks.  I'm one of my most friends. Put some pancakes. Yeah. Who said that we needed a party as black people? We spending too much money on halogen. That's like white people getting together. Look, we drinking too much coffee guys. There's too much money going out to white community. No, nobody's saying we buying too much.  Who even double checked that? Nigga, I can look and see what we spending money. I'm telling you.     Even the life necessities gotta get spent. Listen. The life necessities is where the real money coming from because the nigga gotta get that.  Listen, y'all niggas are supposed to be hungry. Yeah. The nigga's living that big time. What's the- You got all skid jackets in Atlanta. Why are you calling me hungry?  You don't talk about what you love is gonna do. It's a lie. So what?  What was that gonna do?  It gotta spend. We gotta spend. The bottom line is you talking about- It was- Y'all just what the fuck- We gonna spend it to talk about- We can have it in the count. Somebody know the facts. We gotta have the money put to the side because y'all need- Okay, I know. We gotta- What are the rates of people in sitting around having a financial on account? I know that. But let's- At the race. So what are the rates? What's it all about?   When did we need an audit? This is where we was going. What are the rates of people is where is us becoming crackheads? Well, baby. Y'all- We gotta get the gift. We got 50s grade. Shit out of tables.  Nobody did anything. We give out vacillations.  That's why we ain't worth it.  Cocoa butter. We got too much cocoa butter and vacillation in our household. It is statistic that's a negative about- We need the money. You ain't said it's statistic. My whole thing is this. This is what I'm saying. However much money we spend- Right.  We spend it.    That shit's so good for me, man.  Hey, I don't want to shame, nigga. There you go. He is us. My blunt prices was through the roof. See? He's us. Just that. Bro, I looked at my Chick-fil-A bill for a month. I was kind of outrageous.  I didn't say it. And then white companies. Exactly. Dr. Pepper drinking.   It was gonna get spent. We live in America. It's the land of opportunity. What are you talking about? I'm gonna meet one Mexican. I'm gonna meet one Mexican and change my whole outcome, nigga.    We spend that money. We spend the block. You hear me? But it ain't anything. And we contributed that money into something with them. We're not gonna do it. We don't trust each other. I'm not even gonna let you know. We know you're not. Because you are. Oh, no! You said this is her fault.  Let me stop it. That's the black community.  Deal with it. Now we got this money. Now we got all our hair care product money. What we finna do with this money? Well, we need it. Somebody come up with a hair care product and show that to somebody. Come on, Jesus. Hey, man, Saturday, February 18th at 8 o'clock. We will be at the Johnny Mercer Theater in Savannah, Georgia, yo. Big Johnny Mercer Theater. I feel like you gotta say that. Later with the App Hatch. Go over there and see if them niggas gangsta.   What's your name? Perlin? Aloysius?   Aloysius. She gotta strap on with some real foreskin on it. Grab those tickets, pull up on me. You already know how we do, man. Savannah, what y'all waiting on? Grab the tickets. We're trying to sell out right now. So by the time you see this, the tickets need to be halfway done. Get yours. Go get them. I'm waiting on you. What's up, y'all? It's your girl, Lexi. And it's your girl, Dorey, and Nicole. And I got some really good news for y'all. Yes, period, y'all. We are about to revamp our whole Patreon.  Like we about to be doing challenges. We about to be doing blogs. We really about to be dropping a lot of exclusive content for y'all. So if one episode a week is not enough, y'all about to get some more content on Patreon. Yes, y'all be saying, I don't think the episode is longer. I need twice a week. Well, this is your opportunity to see us twice a week.  Know us on a personal level. So make sure y'all sign up at patreon.com, backslash, poor minds, sign up today. There's different tiers. So if you want audio only, you can just listen. If you want video and audio, we have that too. And also we have a top-top tier where you get exclusive access to merch, shows, all that good stuff. So go to patreon.com, backslash, poor minds, and sign up today. Here we go. What's your boy saying, Dr. Umar? If you give me one year of your grit money. Oh, just one year worth of your grit money. You can build a new continent for black people from the ruins of Atlantis. How much money? A new woman from the vibranium. So many, just one year of your grit money equals $13 trillion. Hey, then I'm going to be over here with those. I'm going to be looking at y'all like, y'all crazy. Now you want to be one of them? But you gotta understand, I ain't going to track money. What does it mean? What does that even mean? Nigga, once we start doing shit, nigga, other people do it. We the reason why Georgia's go crazy. Yeah, that's true. We, it was Georgia.    What about the world? But we bought it in Pichu. What's your name? I'm thinking Pichu. You need to be thinking B. Think about my little- I saw you saying B is a bad boy. I'm like, nigga, you got a whole shoe. You want to wear cowboy boots? Nigga, boogie, you ain't sweating from that. Nigga, you got shoes. You want to wear cowboy boots? That's what y'all to do. You need to be wearing size 64 and cowboy boots. That'll become brush and tie. Keep it up. I don't never want to get that one, man. I feel what you're saying, you're saying that, but that's not what I'm saying. What you saying? Bro, we spent a lot of money, bro.   Been getting money, man. Aunty done made 10 man that month. Tell me what she done did. She done went to Louis. Done went on a trip on a cruise.  What she supposed to do? Take her eight bands of money and save the community. No, she didn't say save the community. You going to cruise by black?  Man, you're drawing niggas. Time to draw niggas. Time to draw the cruise.  Oh, oh, it's the time. Yeah, it's a black cruise line. I don't know if it is, man. But it was. I don't know if it is. I don't know if it is. That don't sound right, though. Can't be luxury.  You be like, me?  How many black luxury lands have you shipped with this year? I will. Have you? Yeah. What's the name of it? What's my old boy name, HB? What is he? HB, yeah.  Karen Preston. I definitely spent $250,000 on them bitches. No cow.  That's what he want.    Carrots. Carrots. Karen Preston. I bought one. I'll come out when they call, come out. Yeah, I'll come out when they call, come out. Call, come out? What? You got the new stuff? Yeah, what? You better get the new, new, new. Well, even the faith, my people, they been sponsoring me. I can't wait to see what's going on. I thought you just put that on, because I was here. I was like, why are you trying to do this? No, sir, they used to go for it with me. I was like, huh. They big. Sir, I would rock that. Oh, no, no, they coming? Yeah. They coming? I would rock that. Yes, sir. You going to see him? I would stop buying Luster's pink lotion to give me some of them. You see what I'm saying? He's holding the soul, y'all. But hurry up with the deal. Yeah. You see what's up? We didn't come to a conclusion. Loads, we here. I'm just saying. Yeah, I'm saying. I'm always going to be the Nicky Argan.  This is funny. He challenged everybody.  But he's not really one of them, because he going to go where they at. And try to figure out what they're doing. They tell us to be like, look. They don't want to come and tell us. I'm going to tell them that. No, you know, I was going to have you go over there where they at and find out what they really be on. Right. Oh, yeah. But since I'm not one of them, I can always bring it back to us and apply it better for we. Weird, man. We go blood or everything. I don't know what's going on. You're going to come back.  They don't even have no point. They be like, well, we got to stop by at Jordan's.  Nothing.  No, I'll tell you why Jordan's. No, I mean, there's a good reason not to buy Jordan's.  No, the one reason is. But I'm going to tell you. Not the reason people say. I'm going to tell you what. Don't tell me. I dollar really do hurt people. You did what I'm saying. Like if we stop buying other people's shit, no folks will. We'll be like, we got to make the niggas happy.   Hey, I was just saying. If we stop them, it's going to be a nigga going to be in there faster. Like listen.   It's a lot of light in that time I'm making them niggas happy, man. That shit's still going to keep selling. You find out who that is. Yeah, that's what we can link.   I'm gonna save my money. Yeah, I'm on that. I'm on that. In places that don't require property taxes. Florida. No property taxes. Places that don't require property taxes. That's in Florida. I was going to say, what did you say? I'm trying to find out a way to buy a mattress firm. I'm trying to buy a mattress firm. Right across the street from mattress firm. I'm trying to buy a mattress firm right across the street. What you gonna call it? Mattress firm? Firm mattress firm.  What wrong with you? I opened the Burger King inside another Burger King. You bought too much F Brothers to keep in the black community. I got a whole mattress firm. When you done over there selling your mattress firm, they can come over here.   And I got y'all.  You got to go to sleep for a minute. Come on. I'm gonna sell some mattresses strictly for black people. They're gonna have a little slide at the bottom. You can put your drawings in.   Who said that? Who said that?   I didn't say that. Nobody said that. Spending too much money getting a half cut. Y'all sound like my granddaddy now.  We got to save up some money so we can go to war with everybody else. And that's gonna work.  That's gonna work. Saving up money don't work. You saw it back in the war. It was gonna be there at seven. Saving money don't work. It was 8.5. They in the middle surrounded the 200 niggas who was there all the time. We done had to give up.  We getting tortured like a motherfucker. We got 12 million dollars. 9.30. All y'all had to be in Guantanamo before then. What we got to do with black people is we got to stop watching Tyler Perry movies.  We got to stop calling each other bitches and niggas. And then what?    Too proud of you.     What we got to stop watching Tyler Perry movies? Because it's keeping the black community there.  Right, and cursing.  We spend so much money.   Oh, you talking about the liquid. In my brain, I thought you were talking about dishwasher. No, not that good. We gotta switch the powder. That's what's keeping the community, bro. We're using liquid. We're using too much liquid. No, but that was never the problem before. The powder was the problem.  I don't know what. It's a whole squeeze. I'd use a whole squeeze for sure. A whole squeeze? All you need is the size of a dime. What does that mean? I put the squeeze in that thing. Right. And that means we're buying too much dish washing detergent. We can be saving that money rebuilding the community. But I didn't put a little bit of toothpaste on my teeth. We're spending. We're spending a little bit of toothpaste.  I need y'all to keep watching Tyler Perry movies. We got something coming up. That's what I'm saying. I follow the TV. No, I'm just saying hyperventilating. I watch every day and clay dog. I don't know who would ever say that. That sound crazy. Somebody would actually say that. That's what people say. People say like that all the time.  That's what we gotta stop doing watching Tyler Perry movies. That come up once a year. Okay, if that come up once a year, there's definitely people who didn't say gang members and tried to kill them so they started to dance their way out. I know. That come up once every five years and I dispute it too. I've always been a disruptive type of nigga. Okay.   You believe in aliens. All of that. But this one I believe is flat at the top and round on the bottom. But look, aliens exist. They smarter than us.  They so smart that we would never find them. It's the same reason we don't talk to ants. We think we smarter than them. Them bitches smart. We been messing with ants.  Have you tried? Yes. You tried to talk to ants?  I think it's because we so much bigger than them.  That's why aliens don't try to talk to us.  Translated that. Nah, we got what? Yeah, nah, man. Ants got two antennas, nigga.  But you don't know if that's an antenna or not. That's just what you call it. So you'll be comfortable enough to know what it is. They don't call it that. Because it ain't. It's not an antenna.  They would, right? Exactly. Nah, y'all give an ant. We just call it antennas. Y'all give an ant.  Right, we call it that for eye transmission. They may call it something else.  Nigga, you a human. You don't have a human. They don't call these humans. What does it mean to be an ant? It doesn't even make sense. What? That's hilarious. Look at my humans.  These are my humans. I'm a human. These are the humans. It's just like saying these are my antennas.  But anything can have antennas. They can. Just got an antenna. It ain't got to just be an ant.  We call it an ant because that's what we wanna say.  He may, what do you call it itself? He might call itself a man. He may identify as a black man. We don't know.  I know, and black ants don't identify as red ones. Black ants always want to be them. That's what the black ants do. The red ant sting. They don't know when they bite.  They cool. I don't ever have no problem. Black ants be chubby.   Nigga. I got a power drove head first into an ant pile, bitting me up. Right. Did we just discover black and white people as ants? Nope. Self species. It's so many self species as them. You ever see them? Yeah, cause they got them little brown ones and the green ones. Them roaches. No. Y'all, you be watching. The ones with big heads and they got the big guy there. Oh yeah, don't, don't, don't, don't. Yeah. Try to have this one come across knowing that there's multiple subspecies of ants. And different places of the world. It's the weed, Lecrae. I'm saying, did you, did you watch something? I watched a lot of stuff about this. What did you watch? I stepped into your five ant bed as a kid, but I watched plenty of animal, planted all the animal shows. I just seen it where they went down in the big giant ant hill over there. I lived with it. It's a whole city. Okay. I didn't know. Man, I thought it was red and black, big and little. My man said, no, you got your condor. You know, it's like a kind of roaches too. I don't know, I see it. Got baby roaches, regular roaches, then you got the roaches that fly. They're called water bugs. Oh, I think they call them water bugs to make people feel better about it. No, my boy. No, they ain't flat. No, they ain't. I didn't do fly. And I say they. Listen, get out of the way. They don't do fly. They don't fly long. They call them water bugs.  They be in the house. I don't like that. They ain't got nothing to do with it. They mean there's a leak somewhere or there's a creek that you don't know about. Nah, I done been to people's house and they be able to, yeah, it's just a roach. Nah, they ain't, there's a water bug. I'm like, that's a roach. That mean there's a leak in the house. Trust me, my boy. It's a mold under the carpet. Black mold. They're lying in deep ears. We just going to get worried for it.  Deteriorate your body. And that's what attracted water bugs, is the black mold. Black mold be up under the carpet. You can live with it for like 10, 15 years. So how come it be food? And then, so if there's food around and you see a roach, it ain't got no, it ain't a water bug. Yeah, my bad.  I did not realize. Damn you did. You see, you're thinking hard now. Yeah, you did. Because now you're trying to figure out the eating habits of a road or shit, man. You just need to take the conversation back, bruh. You said, so what about the ones that eat it? I was gonna say, I said. I don't want to eat it.   We didn't got him high. I got him yelling about black history statistics. No, the black history statistics is real. I don't have to be, I don't have to catch no contact to know that black history statistics is legitimate. You think so? Yeah. I stay with a lot of roaches, but they live with me. I'm just feeling like this kid. But a war, a fair war on everybody.  Oh, yeah. I didn't know that. Is she live? Look, they're roaches. They're gonna roach. No, I'm cool. This is how we do it, though, bro. We just be here taking. I just see Todd Chippen didn't get Todd Chippen wasn't buzzed. Nah, nah, okay. Yeah, really? He moved around a lot, though. You said still, you probably called it worse than him. Did Todd catch me? Oh, Todd caught me. He was true. I didn't know that. I didn't go like, I didn't even sit like this. I don't know what I was doing. That's how we do it, man. We kick it off in this big, bro. This is the time you got to fall. I'm just trying to be a light in the world, man. You know what I'm saying? If you get a hang out with my people, baby, you know what I'm saying? That's what it's all about over here at 85 Self Show, bro. We just wanted you to come through and kick it, but for us to let you know that we see what you're doing, bro, and you're a dope artist, and you got to light around you, and we just want to just salute you and praise you, so y'all dirty, man. I told you. Y'all dirty, man. Where we going to get Kirk Franklin on here? Kirk, Kirk, Kirk. It was late. I didn't see that part. DCA is a half man. Okay. He gone. Yeah, everybody had. I'm talking to the ball, bro. I'm talking to the ball, bro. See, oh. This boy crying. Told you, man. And we hit that nigga, he be out of here, man. Out of here. Man. Carlos said, look, Craig, you over here analyzing the ass, man. We done too much. We didn't get you two toasted. I'm chilling. That's funny. And it was a celebration, so, but yeah. Yeah, man, big congrats, man.    Y'all got to learn how to treat company.  To the black community that's watching this, I'm going to need you to stop spending so much money on hand shoes. Oh, man. Lost his pink hair. After tonight, I now know that we spend too much money on our appearance, and that's the, that's the number one thing that's holding us back as race, as people, as we don't have any liquid cash. You got to be, you got to be right now. No, we got plenty of liquid. They got rick. We need some solids. $1,500. She got to pay utilities, her jobs.  Extra miles.  I'm not going to change anything. Mrs. Huston. You about to pull the rick, bro? Yeah, I'm going to the bathroom. No, man, don't pull the rick wrong, man. We're going to leave, man. We're going to leave, man. We'll be right up. Oh, man. Okay, look, this is part of five. We're going to be having these type of conversations here on The Regal. The next time La Cray come back, we're going to discuss Flatter, the aliens. Savings accounts. Five more things that's holding back the black community. In cities. We're going to talk about Jesus older brother, William. That's not a thing. That's not a thing. You want to talk about the book of Jobless? That's not a thing, if that's one of the books they took out. Okay, got it. And we gonna debate if you think Jesus was left handed or right handed. Y'all gonna waste your time. I'm just messing with you, y'all. Look, I know this is your first time coming through the trap, definitely don't make it be the land where you're dropping that music. We're dropping them TV appearances. Make sure y'all check out Church Clothes, and check us out. Make sure y'all check out Church Clothes, volume four, new music, man. So we just. Drop your social media and all that website. La Cray, L-E-C-R-A-E. Follow me, I will leave you somewhere. That's for sure. And yeah, man, I appreciate y'all, man, for having me on. Hey, man, we appreciate you coming. DC, bruh, that was funny. It's a mother-fake without school. Me too, man. I should talk to him. He be half a year. Hey, man, 85 South Shore La Cray. We out of there. Yeah! Hey, man, don't like that. I mean, you were half, but he wasn't like that. He was half. You were half. Yeah. DC, yo, ain't crazy. Y'all, he was prime. Man, you the second episode of the new spot, man. It's dope. Yeah. It's dope. He was telling me the whole, like, what y'all building, too. Yeah, man. It's hard. All right. All right, let me get out of here.  I said, what? You had me, like, smoking in the back of the car for a minute.


yn gwneud hynny'n gwybod. in the name of the Delford's Patrick, be agreed to, are we all agreed? The motion is therefore agreed to. We now move to topical questions. Question number one, Mike Mackenzie. To ask the Scottish Government what plans it has in place to help to deal with the current weather conditions. Minister, Keith Brown. Conditions are generally improving and the Met Office, amber and yellow warnings that have been in place have now expired as a weather front moves south. Yesterday, I saw for myself the work carried out to open the A82 I attended the traffic Scotland control centre at South Queensferry this morning to monitor the situation across the road network and to ensure that the necessary actions were in place to reopen the roads when it was safe to do so. Both myself and Paul Wheelhouse have participated in regular score meetings to coordinate the response and the Scottish Government and its partners continue to monitor the situation closely and the partnership approach to on-going incidents continues. Nearly 230 millimetres or nine inches of rain has fallen in the north-west highland since Friday. The 883 remains closed currently and is estimated that around 1,800 tonnes of material has come away from the hillside above the rest and be thankful. The old military road diversion route is being set up for use in tandem with a clearer preparation to allow people to continue to travel through Argyll and Bute and we're confident that the OMR of military road will be open in time for evening peak. I am aware that some other flooding issues on roads across the country and real travel have also been affected and we continue to work closely with stakeholders to provide the latest information on what's happening. I would urge the travelling public to, in areas concerned, use the Traffic Scotland website and Twitter feed for updates. Our Ready for Winter campaign highlights how the public can be prepared for weather events and we encourage everyone to be as prepared as they can be, be aware of where to get help and also to look out for those nearby who may not be as able to cope with some of the extreme weather that we expect. Mike Mackenzie? I thank the minister for that answer and I'm well aware that he's not responsible for the weather. I wonder if he could perhaps elaborate just a bit further in explaining what the Scottish Government is doing to deal with the landslides affecting the A83 at the rest and be thankful area, particularly the resilience road. Yes, the situation at the A83 at the rest and be thankful that we have a landslip on the rest itself, which is being dealt with. Much of it was caught in the netting that has been put there and that is going to be cleared. We also had two landslips at either end of the rest and be thankful, so the old military road really only operates as a diversion route for the rest itself. We have landslips at Ardgarten and at Glen Kingless, both relatively small about 20 tonnes, and those are being removed. Once those areas of debris have been removed, we expect that to happen very shortly, then of course we can open the old military road depending on the full clearance on the rest itself. I'm grateful for that answer and I wonder if the minister could explain how he's ensuring that drivers are prepared for these kind of emergencies. It will have mentioned already the Getting Ready for Winter campaign that we launched, we launched it every year, we launched it last week and also we're putting that information through Traffic Scotland, plus we have a substantial list of individuals and organisations in Argyll and Bute that we contact whenever there's an issue at the rest and be thankful, so we've done that as well. We're also putting out information about that, and as I've said, as soon as we're able to open the old military road, which we expect to happen in the next hour or so, but certainly before the evening peak, that information will go out to drivers as well, but the usual information obtains to get as much information as you can about the route that you intend to take, give yourself as much time as possible and take some measures, for example, in your own car, in terms of a blanket, a mobile phone, the things that you've said every winter before now. David Stewart. Is the minister aware of the reports in the press and journal this morning stating that tree felling operations in a steep bank above the 82, one mile north of Corrin, contributed to one of the landslides? Will the minister speak to the Forestry Commission Scotland to review the effects of tree felling, particularly near the 82 road network? Yes, I spoke to the Forestry Commission yesterday when I visited the site where the incident had taken place. Work that has been undertaken by the Forestry Commission is specifically designed to lessen the risk to the road, but what we have seen is a huge amount of rainfall that has taken some tree cuttings, not piled and already complete, but tree cuttings from a substantial distance away and brought them down. So a great deal of work is going on with the Forestry Commission to minimise that risk, but the idea was that the trees that are there going back to the 1930s, which perhaps haven't been managed as well as they have been in the past, have to be taken away to reduce the risk to the road, and that has been undertaken by the Forestry Commission. I spoke to them yesterday, my colleague Paul Wheelhouse, on both the calls and this matter is in hand. Dave Thomson Yes, I thank the Minister of Transport Scotland and Bear Scotland for their efforts in keeping our roads open. In particular, I would like to ask the minister, however, just where we are with future improvements for the A82. There was the route improvement plan and the route action plan, and I wonder how quickly we might be moving on with that and how that might help in situations like this. We are making substantial progress. We are committed to improving the A82, and that is demonstrated by the Cranelaric bypass, which will shortly be complete. The works at Pol Pot Rock are extremely difficult to progress, but that is being shared for completion very soon. In addition to that, the work on the A82-Tarbot to Enver Arnan scheme is progressing well. I visited that last week with ground investigations currently taking place, which will help to inform the on-going work to design a preferred route by next summer. To ask the Scottish Government what its response is to recent Audit Scotland reports on the financial management of NHS Orkney and NHS Highland in 2013-14. The Scottish Government takes the publication of section 22 reports from the Auditor General for Scotland seriously and continues to work directly with NHS Highland and NHS Orkney on the progress that both boards are making towards addressing the issues raised. At no point has patient safety been compromised. All NHS health boards, including NHS Highland and NHS Orkney, met all of their financial targets for 2013-14, including break and even on both their revenue and capital budgets for the sixth consecutive year. In addition, the Auditor General for Scotland has issued an unqualified audit opinion on all health board accounts. I thank the cabinet secretary for that response, but Audit Scotland report states that the reasons for overspend at both NHS Highland and Orkney was down to increased spending on agency and locum staff due to problems in filling vacant medical posts, which is of course a recurring theme. There has been an increase of 73 per cent in long-term nursing and midwifery vacancies, 103 per cent in long-term consultant vacancies just in the last two years. Does the cabinet secretary accept that there is a widespread problem across the country in retaining and recruiting staff and that this is what is lying at the root of boards struggling to break even and meet waiting-time targets? I would agree that there has been an increase in the number of vacancies, which is a large part of that, because of the increase in the establishment figure for both doctors and for nurses. In terms of the challenges of recruitment, particularly in remote rural and island communities, I have many times mentioned that challenge in this house. What I have done is implement a whole series of initiatives, including recruiting junior doctors from overseas, including giving £1.5 million to the Highland Board to lead for Scotland on various initiatives in relation to rural medicine, particularly aimed at recruiting new people. As the member will also know, in areas such as Ardenamucking, for example, which is part of the Highland Board area, there is a particular problem in recruiting GPs. The issue is not actually money, because the money is available for these vacancies. The issue is recruiting, for example, GPs and, indeed, consultants in the rural hospitals because of the what-life balance that they feel in terms of out-of-hours working, which is often a problem. We are very well aware of the challenges. We are rising to the challenge in every possible way, but this is not unique to Scotland. It is a problem being faced by rural and island communities throughout the UK. Of course, the background to that is an overall shortage in many of the areas of expertise that are required by those boards. I appreciate the minister's views, but there is a cost to that, and figure release in April showed a 25 per cent increase in locum doctor costs up to £51 million. Obviously, it would be cheaper to have someone fill those posts permanently. It is clear that the problems that boards are having to fill in those posts are because of the intolerable pressures that they are finding on their budgets. While spending on the NHS has increased by 4.4 per cent in England and fallen by 1.2 per cent here in 2009, that is why posts are going unfilled. That is why nine boards cannot meet cancer targets. That is why thousands of patients continue to have their legal right to be treated within 12 weeks breached. Does the cabinet secretary agree that the real minister's management of the NHS is not happening at board level, but here at St Andrew's House? I have never heard as much rubbish in all my life since I last listened to a Liberal Democrat speech. The reality is that, as I have said, in rural and island communities there are major challenges with recruitment. To ensure that there is the services delivered that should be delivered and delivered safely, we do from time to time recruit the locum doctors, and that is costly. In fact, the cost of a locum doctor is up to 180 per cent of the cost of a full-time doctor. The reason why we cannot get the full-time doctors is because it is very difficult to persuade enough of them to go and live in rural areas to get the work-life balance. Very often, one of the other problems is finding an occupation for their spouse. Very often, when we think that we have filled the position, it is then unfilled again because the spouse cannot find a place. To try to reduce a complex challenge like this, to silly trying to point-score it, it really does not do the member any good, it does not do the debate any good. I think that everybody knows the challenges that the health service north and south of the border face in terms of recruiting GPs, recruiting consultants, recruiting specialists, and I think that we have got to take an innovative approach. In the longer term, we have got to increase substantially the number of doctors that we train in the first place. Thank you, Presiding Officer. I am glad that the cabinet secretary recognises the specific challenges in recruitment in rural areas. He will also be aware that NHS Highland does not receive its full NRAC funding allocation, and he has made money available to them on a temporary basis, which they have to repay. Would it be wise to roll that up to ensure that they get their full allocation and therefore would not be in the same financial position? There are two separate issues. There is the issue of brokerage, where a health board is not going to have enough money to meet the services that it needs to deliver during a year. In line with the precedent of previous Administrations, we then make money available to the health board with an agreed repayment plan. That is brokerage. That is completely separate from the NRAC arrangement. In terms of NHS Highland, as with every board, we are bringing all the boards up to their NRAC allocation. By 2016-17, every health board, including Highland, will be within 1 per cent of their NRAC allocation. If you look at NHS Highland's funding this year, the baseline funding is £525.2 million, which is an uplift of 3 per cent on the previous year. That includes £2.5 million NRAC parity uplift. NHS Highland is getting its annual uplift of NRAC, and it will by next financial year that we are planning to be within the 1 per cent NRAC allocation. Again, we follow the precedent under SHARE and under the Aburtonet formula followed by the previous Administration. That is that rather than to cut some boards in order to take other boards straight to an NRAC allocation, we are giving everybody an uplift but a disproportionate uplift to those who are below their NRAC allocation. I am glad that the cabinet secretary recognised that NHS Highland required brokerage of £2.5 million from the Scottish Government in order to break even. Given that NHS Highland only met two of the nine targets set out on page 23, including the urgent referral to cancer treatment, and that it has to meet another £12.3 million of cuts in order to break even next year, including 10 million cuts at Rhaig Mawr, how concerned is the cabinet secretary for health that patients in NHS Highland are less favourably treated than the rest of Scotland? I say to the member that, first of all, we are not talking about cuts. There are efficiency savings, and, unlike south of the border, the efficiency savings in health boards north of the border are reinvested in their respective boards. If Highland makes efficiency savings, Highland will be the beneficiary. I accept the particular challenges in the Highland board area and I accept, particularly in oncology, not just in Highland, but in the whole of the north of Scotland there is a particular challenge because of the shortage of particular types of oncology consultants such as colorectal consultants. There is a dire shortage of colorectal cancer consultants in the north of Scotland, indeed across the UK, but particularly in the north of Scotland. That is why some of those targets have not been met when they should have been met. We are, as you know, advertising vigorously to recruit people to those positions so that the board, number one, can manage its budget, but number two, even more importantly, achieve its outcomes and its targets for the benefit of patients. The cabinet secretary mentioned recruitment problems in remote and rural areas, but there were recruitment problems across every region of Scotland. Now we have Audit Scotland highlighting the financial problems at NHS Highland in Orkney. Under FOI, we have found out that there has been an increase in agency staff of 100 per cent and the use of bank staff by 400 posts in the last year. On top of that, we now have the Scottish Ambulance Service ready to go in strike for the first time in 25 years. All of that before winter pressures kick in. Does the cabinet secretary have any plan for the NHS in Scotland? First of all, as usual, Mr Finlay is misinformed. First of all, can I just say about bank staff? The national health service, like many other public services and also private industry, operate on the basis of bringing in additional staff as and when required. It is very similar to supply teachers in education. There are not zero hours. On average, across Scotland, the percentage of nurse hours that are filled by bank nurses is of the order of five to six per cent. I believe that that is a reasonable figure for managing an organisation that performs over a million operations every year that has over 1.7 million people attend accident and emergency every year, which employs a total of 157,000 people and which looks after its staff so that when staff are offset, there are still people on the ward doing the job that is necessary to do. That is where bank staff do. Quite frankly, the agency budget has gone down dramatically since Mr Finlay's party was in power. When they were in power, the agency budget was far, far higher than it is today. We have deliberately under both my predecessor and myself had a policy and instructed NHS boards to substantially reduce the use of agency staff, which is a different issue from bank staff. Very often, the bank staff are actually nurses employed by the national health service. The next item of business is a statement by Alex Neil on an update on Ebola.


So hey guys welcome to come again if you're new make sure you hit the subscribe button and a little bell Comment below hit the like button. I may be even share with your friends Good job. We have cookies and milk might be seen in that shirt All right guys, so what we've got here is Dreamworks Voltron legendary defender. It's an oversized action figure. It does not come apart It does not have the separate lines. It is battle damaged as you can see here It does have sounds He comes with Voltron shield Blazing sword as well as a missile which Greenland can shoot out of his mouth. This is the ultimate Voltron Here's the back as you can see here Got the description on the back a Voltron defender of the universe 15 plus phrases and sound effects. He lights up ultimate posibility and As I said fire the Green Lions laser. Once again, it is from playmates toys This was a $40 figure which has this which is the same price as Black Lion I Purchased the black lion a few weeks ago from Walmart. I got the ultimate Voltron from Target today and like I said Both figures both toys were about the same cost Black Lion has quite a bit of articulation. I went over a review on that on come again So if you'd like to see the review of the black lion figure Go ahead and hand over to come again I will be doing a review on Ultimate Voltron out of the box over on come again later today So you'll be able to check that out probably Probably tomorrow see it does ages. It volt ultimate Voltron is for ages four and up There's not really a lot more I can say about it. I'm really excited to get it out of the package Start posing around find out how much articulation.  I had to settle for the ultimate Voltron like I said before because Everyone is selling out of the individual lion I was very lucky to be able to find black lion because after I got him Almost immediately they began selling out. In fact, we went back to Walmart yesterday There wasn't a single black lion figure anywhere and I always I've always loved Voltron. I had a black lion figure as a kid from the 80s Voltron series. I Lot ended up losing him somehow. I had the I Had hunk and Pidge of the pilot action figures So yeah, I've been really excited that this new Voltron series come out it makes the lions a little bit more affordable Because if you look online you find the older lions You're looking at a couple hundred dollars just to form Voltron Maybe about three to four hundred These lions like I said black lion goes for about 40 The rest range anywhere from 30 to 40 dollars. They are a little bit smaller than black lion This Voltron was $40 at Target All right guys, I'm back with my review of Voltron ultimate Voltron from the playmates toyline From Voltron Legendary Defender What we have here is the instructions Batteries are included with this figure. It takes three AAA batteries To replace them. It's on the back. Just remove the wings Unscrew Replace the batteries. There are if this is anything like the other Voltron figures There are tons and tons of zip ties So I'm gonna go ahead and cut this out I'm gonna try and do it as carefully as possible and I will be back with the figure review All right guys, we're back There is a little bit of assembly required with this figure as you can see the wings are completely separate But just like with black lion which actually I'm wondering if These are pretty much the exact same wings They're a little bit bigger than black lions wings as you can see but you might be able to swap them out Let's go ahead and give that a try Yes You can put them bigger wings on black lion and it'll look fine As well as you can probably put smaller wings on Voltron and all it's fine. All right, so let's go ahead and put the wings on here They just snap into the back There are little square peg holes on the back here Just snap right into and there is the same articulation that had black lions or that black lion had So you've also got Voltron's blazing sword Which goes into his right hand and it does fit pretty securely Do the shake test Holds in there pretty good. We'll go ahead and put green lion's missile Into green lion's mouth. There's a hole in there. He just Pops in there just like that Closes his mouth is the shield detachable It Doesn't seem to be As you can see it does say a lot of phrases. I love the paint job on this character It looks like there might be a little bit of paint trouble on the Snout of the black lion But that can also be attributed to battle damage since this is a battle damage figure So you can see there's battle damage hit there there there there on the shield On the legs looks like claw marks from a row beast Let's go ahead and turn that off for now There's the battery compartment there like I said three triple a batteries There is some scuffing I don't know if it's just with my figure or if it's with all of them But there is some minor scuffing there Like I've said before with the black lion I wish they would have painted all the forehead of Voltron blue Along with the nose because the original version Did have it all blue. It wasn't just you know eyeliner The colors are very bright and vibrant Looks like the chest piece may light up In fact, let's go ahead and try that out the eyes light up. So does the chest piece we'll go back over the The words and or the phrases and All that a little bit later right now. Let's go ahead and take the blazing sword out And let's go into articulation as you can as I said before the wings do have the same exact articulation as black lion Have a little bit of problems with them staining they go out They fold in they flap They're on a slight ratchet joint. It appears not too bad The head does go up that far and down that far Sorry, I need to keep looking back and forth making sure I'm staying in frame You have the arms which go up and they are on a Ratchet joint There's a ratchet joint at the elbow and go back that far for that for almost 90 degrees Same with green line That far and that far and of course he does have the missile inside his mouth Which as you can see right here. There's a button to be able to fire that up. I'll just I'll demonstrate that a little bit later Also Ratchet joint once again Their mouths do open and close red lions is on a spring Because he has to hold the blazing sword Green lions it just clicks back and forth Press that once to open it.  We won't do that just yet There is no ab crunch. No waste articulation The legs move forward about that far They move back About that far They can move out Do a little split Complete split pose There we go. The knees are once again on a ratchet joint. I I'd say almost 90 degrees about maybe 80 degrees. You do have ankle tilt on Both blue and yellow lines and also Move the toes which is the head of the line and the neck of the line, which is the heel That comes on a ratchet joint The head is also on a small ratchet joint. So You can get quite a bit of pose ability out of him Rock back and forth Move front to back, but he is pretty top-heavy So you have to be careful How you set this guy see if I can get him posed right it is very difficult to get him pose just right to stand There we go. The heels have to be completely flat and flush with the heads of the line In order to get him to stand. It's not that difficult. It just takes a little bit of practice Like I said, the shield does not come off. It doesn't appear to anyway. Now. Let's go ahead and Try out this green line cannon. All right So like I said, you press this button once to open the mouth and again Fire it doesn't fire very far. It pretty much just goes straight down Let's see if we can get some distance on this thing. There we go. There's some distance to it It really all depends on How you have the arm angled The higher you aim the arm the farther it's gonna go simple physics But if you have it straight down or straight ahead like so then It's okay. It launches. Okay of course this does have small pieces, so it's not for younger kids and I guarantee nine times out of ten The missile is one of the first things to be lost. So with that being said, let's try out Blazing sword as you can see the blazing sword here does have that transparent blue plastic Once again, it is nothing like the original 80s blazing sword. I still would have preferred the original blazing sword But I guess this is kind of reminiscent of that this part here kind of looks similar to the original You see the bread Silver paint black paint Very good paint job, I don't see Harley any paint bleeding at all on this sword Let's ride into red lines mouth like so There you have it Ultimate Voltron from Voltron legendary defender Now as promised, let's go over The sounds like I said there is a button just right here and Switching the back turn it on and off So there you have it. There's all the audio tracks. I believe Yeah, there's only 15 audio tracks pretty good figure. Like I said a little bit of paint problems, but that can be attributed to battle damage The the horns ears whatever you want to call them Officially, they're known as the horns because in lion mode. They're the ears and then in warrior mode They come out and form horns. So they do not articulate at all there That's all the head does is Up slightly down slightly like I said the arms Everything is on a ratchet joint just about Mm-hmm Very good figure The only thing you really have to worry about like I said is when standing him make sure the heel is flush with the front so that you can get decent pose and Then he'll stay upright It does take a Phillips head screwdriver to remove the battery casing overall. I'm pretty pleased with this It's my first full Voltron figure like I said Let's compare them to The black line here. Like I said, you can Transport or transplant the wings of this full Tron with the wings of the black line So you can swap them out the both wings both sets of wings have the same exact articulation The only thing this full Tron does not have is the tail of the black line because when this black line forms full Tron the tail just Sits like that full Tron does not obviously have that he can Kind of he can kind of Ride black line but uh As you could see it's If his legs went up a little bit further he could probably ride black line a lot better, but You know it is what it is He wasn't meant to ride black line since black line is obviously the center of Voltron I would like to see at some point in the series Maybe in season three or four I would like to see them do the same thing with Voltron that Voltron force did And have all the different lines be able to Form the center of Voltron I really enjoyed that aspect. It created a lot of great possibilities for Voltron A lot of great toy possibilities too, I mean The sky's the limit with transformable figures and combiner figures, you know if they can find a way to construct each of the lines to where Obviously black line would have to do the most because it would have to be able to form Not only the center of Voltron But also each arm As well as each leg If they went the route to where any of the other lines could form the center Um and of course the size difference Uh currently Black line is the largest of the uh lions In the toy line So they would have to make them all the same size Which could get a little difficult When combining them So they may have to do alternate lions Um Which again would be great From a sales standpoint Because they would be able to sell more and more toys Say You wanted to form Green sensor you would need a green line that's the same size as black line But you would also need a black line that's the same size As green line So you would have to buy all the individual lions Several times over To be able to form The uh You know the alternate modes Uh, I also hope they sell they make the castle of lions as well as that would be a cool, uh Cool toy being as how it's a ship in the series so Um Not really much else I can say about this the articulation is pretty great Uh, I wish they would have made it a little bit easier to balance Um, let's see if it holds up to the shake test. All right did pretty good Because if it does fall It it feels kind of hollow so it might break So yeah, there's not really much more I can say about this figure. It's it's a great toy um If you really want a voltron and you're not able to find all the lions right away Just go out to walmart target amazon whatever Pick your up Pick yourself up the ultimate voltron It it's not a combinable figure But it is what it is you can You can play with them as voltron use them as i'm going to and you just set them on your shelf Just to say you have voltron Uh, stay tuned for more. I will be reviewing the erin gilbert 2016 ghostbusters Funko pop movies vinyl figure number 304 Tune in then hit that subscribe button make sure you hit the like


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