Let's talk one-on-one, one-on-one. Yo, we gon' talk, we gon' have fun. We be on fire, we be living it.    Name another podcast like this. This is one of my favorite songs. Check it, check it, check it. It's your boy, E-C-E-O. And on Money Modes, by the way, we creating content every damn day. Yo, yo, yo, man, hey, it's going down, man. Y'all already know what time it is, man. We back, man. Money Modes, what's up, baby? Having a good time, bro. Man, hey, man, we got this guy today, guys. He don't need no introduction, man. He showed up, man. We didn't know if he was gonna show. He showed up, man. This boy is here, man.  My boy Supreme, man. Bob McGriff, man, check him out. He here, baby, what's going on? What's happening? What's happening? Man, hey, man, you ain't been on here since you co-hosted this thing, man. Yeah, man, I had to take a break from the, from the public interviews and all of that. Yeah. Yeah, the thing I want to just say, man, thank you for coming on the show. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, check it, man, check it, man. So, man, God, dog, man, hey, man. So, you was on here, man. And last time you was on here, Melvin Farmer was on here. OG Percy was on here. It was a lot of rumors going on that was the night that everything transpired, man. You had it, you know, fired up over everybody was talking, the bloggers was talking. The internet went crazy the last time he was over here. I don't know what happened to make people feel like there was some altercation over here, but it was a thing where you, you was on blog sites after that for days trying to clear this thing up. It was somebody talking too much. Something happened, man. Say something happened. Something happened, man. He got off over here, he left me here. Not for real. It was Nickers talking, man. Nickers was talking, it was Nickers that was here that was talking over there, man. I know who it is, too. But at any rate, man. Who was it? I ain't doing it. I ain't doing it. I ain't doing it. I ain't thinking Supreme Fly. I know it's going to be a problem, but I don't want, I mean, I don't want the problems right now. Yeah, we got too much work, man. What are we doing, man? To be getting caught up in controversy. Yeah.  This feeling of controversy. I know it. Anytime in the nigga calls. It could be controversy on camera, not on camera. That's right. Get it understood. Do it. So, man, let's talk about it, though, man. Like you one of those guys, man, in Fort Worth, I always tell you, man, that really, you know, when it comes to the go-yay-os, when it comes to the Kenny Bee been on here, man, it spoke highly of you and how you influenced, you know, what he was doing. You was a part of it. You might, you know, you might have to say, oh man, I did this, I did that, but just feminine knowledge there, man. The way people be, you know, doing. That's dope, man. You show poise.  You know, it's been a lot of people come on here that show- Kay Breezy. Kay Breezy, man. Why do you think people, you know, sometimes try to downplay what you've done in the city? Well, those people, well, I'm gonna just say this.  Like, so the people that don't like me or make up shit about me or guys that I wouldn't hang out with anyway, from now or 10 years ago or ever, 10 years in the future. So it, you know, it's just, it's always a good versus evil, you know what I'm saying? And I'm the real deal and they know that.  So that's why I get caught up in the, you know what I'm saying? But the real-life way is prevail, you know that? So you and, like, last time you was here, you had brought, actually, breakdown will happen because you brought OG Percy on here. OG Percy said on that statement that he had never really met a real creep from Los Angeles till that day and he said he was pretty much, he was star-stuttered. No, star-stuttered, yeah. He even said, hold on, he even said on camera, didn't try to put, like he didn't see it. Like, it's on camera. Yeah. Well, I can't go about what you said, cause you and you- I got it, I got it, I got it on camera, go look on my, listen, go look on my YouTube pages, oh no, he was stuttered, he even said it.  So, Percy understood two through days before when me, you and Melvin, spoke on the phone. I got off the phone with child and I let Percy know what was going on. He knew then that this was an opportunity for him to expand his brand. This was not a monetary situation for him. Cause just like when he came previously and was paid for his service. So, cause he, he seemed like you and him had an understanding that he was gonna get some kind of pay for coming on Boss Talk 101. When we had, we had Melvin Farmer here, that was our main guest for that day. So, how did he get that sideways? How did he get that to us? Cause me and you never discussed no price. Exactly, but when I bought him the first time, did we discuss a price? Yes. And then he was paid, correct? Correct. So, why wouldn't it happen again if that was discussed? I get it, but he seemed to feel like he was- It don't matter what he seemed or what he talking about, he making up stuff. So, he made that up. Oh, a thousand percent. Yeah, of course. Okay, so I have you guys work together any more since that happened? We haven't worked together, but he apologized to me a few times. He apologized, he hated it happened. Yeah, and he, cause I ain't never, what he, what happened after that, what he had to deal with, with Charleston. Okay. He had to call me and apologize or text me or whatever, cause you know I didn't do nothing to him. I gave him, that was an opportunity that he messed up, not me. Yeah. But that was my last time. Yeah, he apologized to you? Yeah, for sure. And not nobody else? A few times. He didn't call you here? No, I ain't heard from him. So, why he didn't call and apologize to the staffs where he did it? I apologize to you to the staffs. Yeah, you did. We ain't it, but he did it, not you. He did it. He a grown man. Well, there was a thing where they both had contribution to doing it, cause it happened in the store. No, man, I- Yeah, no, y'all were both pretty active of, and y'all knew, like, pit bulls in here. He told his men to go outside. We can go outside and talk about it. He didn't want to do that, he wanted to show out. Yeah, he did say that. I'll give you that. I don't want to hear that. He want to show out. We don't want to hear that. He want to show out in front of all these girls.  I don't care that you brought on me. No, I don't care that you let him. See what they do, I got to deal with.  They want to know what some weird is all. Yeah, y'all were just talking. You said that. They just talking. Yeah, people be giving you a bad rap. They say you cocky, like you quick tempered. There's some people being that comments be messing with you. That's cool. There's all on the internet, though. I like money moses. You're not like- There's all on the internet, bro. I love this dude, man. This dude, he really one of them star players over here, man. And I love the fact when he show up, man, he gonna make shoulder. He speaks his mind. I can tell you that, man. He's just the internet, though, bro. All they do is talk on the internet. When you see them in person, they like fans. They fans? I had some of them yesterday, though, so- Oh, yeah, they was great. What was your name? Oh, that poor party. That poor party, that was crazy, bro. Man, you one of them guys, man. But there was some people there.  But they was saying, I'm the most famous person there. I'm like, bro, no, I'm not, bro.  I'm like, bro, this nigga, bro. They like your style, bro. It's your star power, man. You a bad boy, man.  Hey, that boy, that boy, that boy, hey, that boy one of them guys. So when you think about it, though, when you think about just the fact that that happened in that night, what did that do for you? Like, how did you feel about it happening? Bro, it was crazy. I had the same bag on. I put the same bag down on that table over there. And so he had to go. While you had to go, you're not gonna disrespect this seven like that, bro. And he's trying to tell you, you can handle it a different way. But you're not trying to handle it a different way. You're trying to handle it your way, your way only. So where it comes with that? Yeah, yeah. Exactly.   I still, he'll be back on here. So y'all gonna get to talk. He a good person.  I told you that the other day. I just ain't talked to him yet, but I'm gonna set it up. I'm gonna get him back over here. Bro, it's all good. It's all good. Ain't no love lost with Percy. No, would you be willing to sit down with him and talk on the interview? We gonna talk about it. Just, just, just, hey, man, you know, just his interview with the, just men in the gap. He apologized to you formally, or did he, have you seen him in person?  Yeah, I like to set you guys down, talk to y'all, man.  I get it, man. I'm busy. You busy. Yeah, you got time to even worry about it. Yeah, I ain't, yeah. I get it. It's for a purpose? You can sit down and talk to him. I promise you it's for a purpose, bro. It's for a purpose. That tense is gonna be out for you. I promise you that. It's gonna be out for you. You gonna be here? I'm sitting right here. We gonna talk. We gonna talk it out. So let me ask you, man. So you one of those guys, man, that basically, man, when I think of you, man, I think about the different interviews, but Rainwater been on here a few times. He wanted the managers out here in Dallas. You know, you and him, y'all have y'all ever really worked together at any point? How I even know that dude, he used to call my phone and try to pick my brain, like at least, if not three times a month, at least two times a month, he would call me from Yeo to J-O to Kenny B. I've talked to this dude for a lot of occasions. And so working together, like me giving him pointers on a few little things, that's about it, but like working together, never. So would you say you kind of influenced his career? I made managing cool out here in the DLW career. So basically before you was doing it, it wasn't cool? I mean, I don't know what was going on. I just know I came around and I did what I did. Why was he calling you? I mean, because you was the link to the people. I mean, hey, I don't know why he was calling me. He didn't want nothing. He was wanting to pick my brain, that's all it was. Okay, all right, so when you- This is a true story. Rainwater was smart though. He smart when it comes to stuff like big and small. He tried to figure it out. Because he- He going to figure it out. Yeah, that's the way he do it.  Oh, this is recent. It's like this from a week ago. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Explain to me what happened on this. So right now I'm working on a monumental project with my guy Hollywood. It's a documentary on the Latino culture in Fort Worth and it's huge. So somehow he saw us in a neighborhood in Fort Worth on the north side, you know, doing what we do. And he dimmed the guy. He was like, I don't fool with Supreme. Which- How did he find out you was dealing with the guy? Man, I don't know what this dude got going on, man. I don't know if he's watching me. They all watched my page from fake pages. This is what they do. So he said he didn't deal with you. He said, I don't fool with Supreme. And the dude was like, oh, for real? He was like, yeah, he's a rat. And he's a FBI informant. FBI agent of some shit, he said, man. Text messages. You got the text messages. Yeah, you got them. Give me those text messages. Yeah, if you get them to me. I looked at it, I didn't see it a while ago. Make sure I get them though. Cause I'm gonna put them up on the screen.  Man, I've never been to prison before at all. Damn sure I ain't never told on nobody. Well, you know, what would make him say that? Cause you and him was, y'all was, y'all talked before. We wouldn't, we- Have you ever been friends? Why would y'all talk on the phone? First to even have a conversation on the line, we were friends is a strong word for a guy like that. You dig what I'm saying? Okay. But I'm not a, like at the time, he wasn't how he, how he is now. Check your phone too. He wasn't like that. So when he calling my phone, it's a, it's an admiration to it. You dig what I'm saying? Yeah. And I'm not gonna turn him down. Just, you feel I'm gonna give him the game. That's what I do. And that's what I did. Well, I would, I'm reading text messages. You sent it to me. You said, I don't F with Supreme. Yeah. He a rat. Yes, he worked for the FBI. That's why he bringing them cameras to y'all hood. Yeah. Say, why would they do that? And that was the Hispanics. Yeah. This was the other day, man. It's recent. So, so basically did that put you in, in the kind of altercation? Cause if you call somebody ratting, they go. And these guys ain't playing over there where we was at. He, they serious business about their business.  That's where we was. That's where we be at. That's where we be at. So then on the flip side of it, we're being funny. Let's think about the safety. No, that's real. That's real. Where you guys able to, where you guys able to, how did y'all, how did y'all figure it out so that it didn't become something that could have escalated? What you mean? How could we figure it out? How did y'all figure it out because those guys could have took that literally and it could have been a bad situation. Oh yeah. So I'm saying how did y'all figure out how to defuse it? I mean, when you dealing with the type of people You see what I'm saying? that I deal with, it's like they know the real and the fake. So when the dude sent it to me, he already knew that I ain't on that. I ain't on the FBI, he ain't don't know me. You know what I'm saying? He know this entertainment stuff because I'm the opposite of what he talking about. So it was funny, but it ain't funny. Yeah.  When you do this and he do other kind of shit that's weird as hell, but that was just like really dry and weird to try to stop something I'm doing. I'm not even messing with our people right now. I'm messing with our people, but I'm not messing with our people. You deal with what I'm saying? I'm doing a whole documentary on a Latino coach in the city where you can't even come to, man. Why are you and these people dim telling them how you feel about me? Like it's gonna matter.  Like, come on, man. That's just like he need a muzzle, bruh.  Do you think it's because you and him both had dealings? Well, Mo3 had dealings with Kay Breezy and then you managed Kay Breezy. Do you think that caused y'all to have some friction? It's all of that. He brain think that he is, well, I don't know what he think he is, but I know who I am. So that's gonna be a good versus evil. You dig what I'm saying? Well, who is a good and who's a good? I'm the good. Oh. Yeah. Come on, man. That's easy. So yeah, I'm just messing with you, but I really am serious about the fact of this cause he spoke a little bit on Kay Breezy and heard the, you know, being around, but then she wasn't, you know, when she started doing certain things, that's why they kinda backed off for her. They didn't back off. She left because of him. He just ain't, He got a lot of people that come on these things in front of these mics and put the earphones on and they just lie. They get up here and tell lies, man. We gonna get to the other lie in a minute, but that was a blatant lie. She was there because of Mo3. She left because of rain and the situations that they were getting put in. You dig what I'm saying? That's the real truth. So rain was, you felt like he was influenced things. Nobody is around rain because of rain. Even Dundun and Seven Pink Press was there because of Mo3.  He is nobody to nothing. He just in a position like other guys that's been out here and they are stuck in those positions. There hasn't been any growth. So when y'all pop out with boss talk one-on-one, he got all this other stuff popping out. Y'all come across a supreme of rainwater, say cheese or had pain, y'all.  It's just people that were thrust into positions. You dig what I'm saying?  It wouldn't be like this. You dig what I'm saying? He has a platinum artist that's passed away now.  He was managing him. Yeah, all right. And this here caused him to be in that whole algorithm to where he ends up on the Billboard Awards. That's the first time I heard that. That's the proper way to put it. Yeah, he ends up in the... I'm saying because he's right.  Now he know what to say or he got to go to for advice. He ain't none of that.  So, but he ends up on the Billboard Awards. He ends up on the Grammy Awards. He's representing, really to me, the Dallas area because he ends up on these bigger platforms because of what Mo3 done. Did you see all of this happening in real time or you didn't know? Not at all. Yeah, he ends up on that. Well, you just told me something that I don't want to know about it. He ends up on that because of his artists and nominations and all that good stuff. So, there are some things that went on with him that are really positive toward a brand. What is he doing with it though? Well, artists that you had come up with pretty he signed. Where he at? I'm pretty sure he's trying to get the hell away from him. It was baby C. Baby C came over here. One of the young- He signed a girl too. That's the girl he talked about. Clean pressure. She gone. No, no, no, no. They were just recently. He did another girl. Yeah, she black.  I don't know if he signed him or not, but. I like baby C a lot. That I do like he's very respectful. He from North Carolina though. And he did come up with a job. Because he don't know. He don't know. He don't know. No, he don't know. So do you think? Okay, cause you wanted the guys that left here, went to Atlanta, did some dealing down there. Matter of fact, I think Kenny B told me he came down to Atlanta. Was it Kenny B? They all did, yeah. And also, so not, not so allucy, but Goyeo. He came to Atlanta. Yeah. How much did that influence their career? When they started, you know, blossoming. When they started to grow and develop. Well, people don't know is that those artists, the city of Fort Worth, pop those artists. Atlanta, that was just a perception move. You dig them just like going to New York. That's something you came over with? For sure.   Like I ain't bragging, but this is the truth. Like they didn't know what the hell to do. They was kids. You feel me?  We're gonna go to Atlanta. We're gonna go to the beach and do this. We're gonna go to LA with Sololucci and do this. And we're gonna do all, it was a perception thing. And it worked. So how did you, I had Sololucci on here. How did you end up dealing with Sololucci? Period. Like what type of way are y'all connected? I came across Lucci through Yeyo. And that was like Sololucci's baby mamas who put the blonde streak in Yeyo's head. You feel me? Sololucci's baby mama put the blonde streak. Before he had the blonde streak. Yeah. It wouldn't have been a blonde streak except for he came through. That was, yeah. For sure. Where you at? Well, me and Lucci was at, both from forward. What made him do it? I mean, like, so. It's my put the blonde streak. Yeah. But I was doing it. No, but I wanna know, cause that day he got his first blonde streak. And that blonde streak in Yeyo's head was monumental in her story.  That's right. You know what I'm saying?  And it was from Lucci, them and all them. Lucci already had it. Yeah, for sure. Lucci had it. Johnny D. had it. A few people, it's a forward thing. But that boat was something different. Okay. The blonde boat was something way different, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. Now the thing I know about is his brand flourished. He blew up. That's not me and Lucci though. Do that. Do that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. For sure. That was your first time meeting Lucci. That's dope. Cause you were with Go Yeyo. He was with me. He was, well, he was, I'm sorry. He was with you. Yeah. So, so. Yo, I ain't, we ain't doing no more playing no more. I get it man. So when you, when you think about just, what made you get into managing? Man, Yeyo was having dealings with one of my home girls. And of course I'm older than Yeyo. And she brought him to me in Atlanta.  I didn't know nobody. I was in Atlanta. I had already, I was, I was a, I had deal with what I was going to do. And I was done. Wow. And so I was in Atlanta. So you all ended up making that decision to work together? Yeah, he came to Atlanta and that's what happened.    Give money to the runnies who gave me Sean Cotton half pint and dark skin to plug. He gave me their phone numbers and said, Supreme, this who we need. I said, say less.  That's what happened. That's what set forth the whole DFW. Cause none of these people who they were before but it gave me their number and we made that happen.  So you had paint shooting videos. I was managing them. Give money to the runnies, helping them with his lyrics. Dark skin to plug.  You know what I'm saying? And Mozo, I was doing the graphics.  Like it's a whole thing going on. And we didn't even know we was doing that. You dig what I'm saying?  Like literally everybody became who they are because of that situation. So y'all had a team for y'all, you knew y'all had a team. For sure. We didn't know what we were doing. For the things that you have accomplished in your career, do you feel like you get to just do? Do you think you get the proper respect and recognition? What does that mean? You paved the way for a lot of different artists that we speak on. You had your fingers in it. I'm not gonna, you had your fingers in the midst. And these bloggers, a lot of these bloggers. Bloggers too. But I mean, I'm talking about the, from Kay Brizzy, you've dealt with her from, I can answer that question. All of the solo luchi, Kenne B, all of the different people. You know, go yeyo, do you feel like people give you the proper respect for all the things that you had? I feel like my name come up enough and it's heavy enough. Cause I get a lot of love. Like I literally, like now I can't really go places and people don't know me.  So now that I'm here, like people love me, like everywhere I go, Dallas, Fort Worth, Allenton. But when it comes to getting to just do, that ain't something that I really care about anymore because it's not real anyway. Okay.   You dig what I'm saying? Well, how is it fake? I mean, if people recognize you and they like what you're doing and what you've presented, if that was a movie to come out about the Fort Worth artist and some of the Dallas artists and that you've been influential in life, you would be in that movie. So how is it fake? Because it was something that was created. The people that you would want to get your just do from, we'll speak on the fans. They don't know that these people ain't who they think they are. And the people that's out here portraying who they are, they fake. So I don't, you know, what's gonna happen with me? The Lord got control of it. It's gonna happen anyway. Cause they know, if I was anything like people ever made up about me, I wouldn't still be in these positions. I wouldn't still, this is a nice place. You got about seven cameras in here. It's about $200,000 worth of stuff up in here.  Yeah, correct. You know what I'm saying? So exactly. So that's what's more important to me. People that just do from them, they know what's up for it.  They just, then they got a problem because now I'm talking. Okay. You feel me? I get it.  Yeah, you talking about the son, Cotty. When son Cotty was on the air, your name came up. Now, before we talk about that, let me just say this. When this happened, I called you.  I said, look man, your name came up in an interview. You really got mad at me.  He heard the phone now. Nigga, F that nigga. Why y'all tagging me? Bam nigga, hung up on me.  The nigga got upset with me cause of what had happened, but I was doing it because I wanted to respect you because I wanted you to know this stuff is about to come out. At first I was like, should I put this up? I even asked you. And you like, nah, then me and my wife were like, nah, I'm gonna go and put it out.   You called me and said it out too. You probably don't remember. But I still wanted to respect you. You know what I'm saying? Because you my guy. And I was like, man, this is a culture. And I was like, man, this happened. So I don't, I want you to know that this is how it went down. So when I asked Sean Cotton about you, he had a lot to say. He was very, he was abdomen to say, hey, man. He said, whoa, you know, my boy, man. I'm like, and he was like, he never ever even met Kay Breesy in his life. He said, and we, I think you even asked him, would you even know where if she even came? Can't you see him? He's like, no, I would know her, but I never knew. I never met her. And so it's almost to say, what you even thought to say about him stopping her career. Just break down to me.  So Sean is a guy that I met when I was managing Yeyo. And like I said, we was all in the same, he was the same pot together, you feel me? So he know I know him.   Cause he didn't say nothing bad about me. Just say he hasn't talked to me since Yeyo. That's a lie. I think he said, why would he want to hate on him? Or why, I don't, he don't know why you hate on him. Oh man. Just explain to me, but explain to me. He's nobody to hate on. Like, man, so this the thing.   So you saying Sean Cotton got, Sean Cotton, at least, well, let's be, let's be specific. Let's say maybe I know of least five, I can say right now that he didn't got down on. You dig what I'm saying? But that's neither here nor there. Y'all do y'all research. You dig what I'm saying? That's these as facts, though. But I see him. I mean, let me say this, that nigga got a brand over there and it's moving.   So what are these guys always be trying to attack this guy after the fact? Rod Wave said he gonna slap him.  Rod Wave said that? It's on the internet for so, yeah. Everybody know that. There was another little artist that came out. All the artists come out, man. The guy there was just on the little town he was in, but he hopped on the internet. I seen that. And people try to shun him like he lying, but he not lying. Well, he said it's literally how that dude is. What did he say? Do you remember? I don't remember what he said.  And the nigga came lying into my mama.  There was this fact, though. That's what he do. What did you think? Well, you said like, damn, me got him. It's another one. This nigga, this is another. Who is it? I forgot his name.  I forgot, the little dark skin. I seen him going in. Maybe from Georgia, maybe. Yeah, from Georgia. But the thing, but the fact of the matter is, when this thing starts to develop, you know, as far as these artists that are there. Yeah, you know, Prince H.E. is in position, man. That's if, yeah, you're in South Walker, put that page in position. And like I said, there's been no growth in those guys.  And that's why this place is how it is. So you think that because from what's going on now, what's really going down is a sports agency and a label, a record label. I mean, he is a full-fledged label now, according to what I'm hearing. Okay. What does that mean? So what does that mean?  Yeah, he ready.   That one came out his mouth. Like, but how is that possible though?  You did. I don't know, them words came out his mouth. Those are lies. We're here about to tell lies. Yeah. So you gotta pick them up. So you, when he said that basically he didn't know Kay Breezy and he didn't stop her career, explain to me why Kay Breezy went for a three-day rent on a guy that she never met one day in her life. That messed up her career. That messed up her career, because that's exactly what he alluded to. Of course he's met her before with A. Tony Films. He'll act like he has him, but he has. So he did meet her with A. Tony. He's met Kay Breezy, like that's a damn man. Who is A. Tony Films? She shoots all the videos for Kay Breezy. She shoots a lot of videos out here. Oh, that's the little girl that be with her. A Tony's got them, she shoots it for a spot on. So that's how you know she know. So, and they met each other. They were A. Tony. And so they do know each other. Like far as, they've seen each other in the same room. What did he have to do with her career though? Like how could he have stopped her career? We signed the deal is with Sailor V, which is Stan and Stan is Sean Cotton's partner in the business. Business partner. You did what I'm saying? Let me say it to two people.  That's how we even came across Stan was through Duffy. So when he'd get up and lie and say I wasn't around, when Breezy signed the deal, I was at the table, me, Mr. Johnson, which is the city girl's lawyer and King Von lawyer, her brother, the producer, Kay Breezy and Supreme. Like he was there hiding. He never showed his face. Even Stan was trying to get us to, cause he would tell people, I don't have a problem with Supreme. You have to say that though. That's the politically correct answer because you really don't have a problem with me. You're just a hater and I'm the truth. So just like when he told people that he, he told you not to take the QC deal.  We hopped in my Jeep in my house in Atlanta and drove Coach Casey's to address and Pete Buzzer's in. Well, nobody there but me and Yeyo. No, and Yeyo wasn't even in the meeting when we had the meeting. It was Coach Kay right here and Pee right here. You dig what I'm saying? Yeyo was in the studio doing a Zaytovan beat. Dig what I'm saying? So it just to be a lot of lies going on, man. Cause when we left there, we went to Warner Brothers Atlantic call, the guy who signed Charlie Pugh and Kevin Gates and Kalani, we went to 300.  Me and Yeyo and I didn't spend a lot of money. I ain't spending a lot of money with none of my artists. That's how I know this is a blessing.  So now we doing this documentary on the La Rossa and you hear come rainwater with this dry hating.  You dig what I'm saying? But it's out there now with me, our publicity is good publicity. Why do you think they keep coming at you? I think they come at the movements. It ain't me.    So I can't tell you it's a tricky question but I don't think like them so I don't know. Wow. So when you say that these guys okay, Sean Cotton never I'm going back to him because I want to understand how he said that these guys pretty much that was using that you guys met with would use him as a plot to get people to sign to say that they could be on say cheese. He said what? The guys that you guys met with in Miami, the Miami. Those are his, those are his. He says, hold on. Okay, let me say this.  You want to be technical.   That's a man. Okay, but he said that was a business partnership. Correct, but he said that they, but that's why he don't do business with them no more because he said they would use say cheese as a like a springboard to get people, which makes sense. But he's lying. To get people to sign because they know they would have a say cheese play. You know what I mean? They get to play their videos. They get to interview with say cheese. They get to open that gate up. And when that didn't happen for Kay Breezy, you guys felt like y'all was let down. This the thing. We only went over there with them for TikTok. We had everything else. Kay Breezy was the only artist in the Metroplex going, getting paid to come to the middle schools, high schools and elementary schools. Nobody was doing that. Not nobody. So when standing and reach out to us, to us, to DJ Duffy, we get down and we don't know Sean's involved. When we find that he's involved, we're like, okay, whatever. He was trying to do business because business is over everything, right? So you, so now think about this, y'all. You signed to this company. I told you this before, E. So your best interest is to make money, right?  Why wouldn't I do that? So he posted a one time cause Stan made him and he posted it again. And we're trying to clown her by the hairstyle that we did for our album cover. It didn't work. It backfired. So he... What didn't work? The fact that when he tried to clown her? He tried to clown her. But it didn't work. No, it didn't work. No, it didn't work. So those are two posts that he made for her. You did what I'm saying now.  But the same thing not gonna happen. Do you have different boundaries? Put the same thing. We have paperwork aligned cause you and Tune had a... I looked at that project and it wasn't just a, it wasn't a bad project. It was actually, I enjoyed the project. I went over, I watched it. That was my first time really locking in and seeing an OG person cause I wasn't tapped into him like that. When I seen you guys as documentary, you guys were working together cause you put me on the phone with Tune that day and I met Tune at the Lenox Mall in Atlanta and you guys was real tight. He was staying with me when you met him. He was living with you. Yeah. So...  Sean Coyne used to live at your house. He didn't live with me, but whenever he came to Atlanta, he, you know, come on, you good.  There ain't no problem. So you let him stay there for free? Yeah, for sure, yeah. I didn't even know, I didn't want no post. I didn't want none of that. When they deleted this page the first time he called me and I called a guy that worked for Grand Hustle and we was on the phone and he told him how to get his page back. These are true story facts, man.  That's crazy, man. He ain't Bob, man. He ain't wanna tell this out. What? I don't wanna tell this out. They ain't wanna tell this out. They don't wanna tell this out. I didn't know that. I didn't know you and him knew each other like that. And he wasn't broke. You know what I'm saying?  So he wasn't broken and he just liked being around you? Those guys look up to me, man. Right now they ain't watched my page from fake pages right now. You say so. Sheridan Cotton. Rain water. Tune all of them. They look up to you. Yeah, for sure. Here you go. So you like, they look at your brand and they want to, they flourish through the month. They admire my mind. You deal with what I'm saying? That's what it is.  They admire you. The ideas and yeah, here you go. Wow. That's crazy. Yeah, that's literally my thing. So you gave, have, paint that idea? Gave it to him. And you and him know that you. I paint my guide or I don't got no, you ain't never heard me get on her and try to down paint for them. No, no, ain't nothing wrong with it. I just didn't know but you gave him the idea to do the reviews. Most definitely a thousand percent, a million percent. He got it for me. He came in. I pulled up on him to do it with him. This guy sitting behind me is one of the guys we did it with, one of the first people we did it with together. Me and paint. How do you be coming up with all these ideas and helping the city like this? That's why I say everything that's going on, he be involved here. Yeah, put it in. But you just like to give your input. No, it'd be so. The situation we manage in an artist, that's me solely. Me and them, cause those are creative artists. You did what I'm saying? Yeah, correct. It's us working together to do. Everybody that I work with was creative. So this the thing, I'm not taking nothing from a Sean Cotton tune, those are smart guys. Yeah. You did what I'm saying? Rainwater not smart at all, but those other guys that. You ain't letting Rain make it. No, he ain't. A lot of people like Rain and say he's smart, man. In any category though, those niggas are different. But he's the only one out of them.  He ain't smart as tune. Yeah, but the numbers stay different. The numbers of, let me tell you something. The numbers say different. Let me tell you something. When you're in Rome, homie, you do as Romans do, bro. Do you understand what that means? Yeah, you say it. When you're in Rome. It's cloud chasing. You do as Rome.  But now you didn't figure out how to get your numbers up to 100,000 with us. So now you're in Rome. Nigga, when you're in Rome, you do as Romans do. You feel me? If everybody in there is pimping, then it's gonna be a pimping area. You did what I'm saying?  You think that these are out of a lot of fake followers? I know, I think, I know this. I know this. These are 1,000% facts. You ain't the only one, either. So you saying that you think there's a lot of guys? I know for a fact there's a lot of them. Fake followers. See, the follower game, they know how to match that now. But the views and the comments, man, I know the guy who, man, say. That's funny to you. I know, because I knew the views are fabricated.  And these are blue-checked artists. Hell yeah. So these guys are fabric, are these the fake-to-you-make-it type situation? Well, you're in Rome, and what you do is Romans do, for real. Wow. So I don't want to do what Romans do, so that's why I don't get what I'm, you feel me? Yeah, you're not gonna, you're too real to be fake. Exactly, but I still get to do what I do because I'm a real guy. You just not gonna buy into the buying and making the blue-check happen, buying the views and...  I ain't into that. I wouldn't raise like that before this, so I ain't finna do it now. So that's to answer your question while it go. That's why I don't get that, because I ain't like that. Wow, so you definitely opened my eyes, you know, it was a few, it was a guy named K-Twan Thame came on here and he had a million subscribers, bro. K-Twan. Yeah, he came on here and dude, I mean, he said Drake had... Why you bringing his name up, though? No, because he said Drake had texted him and stuff like that, that you're, when you start saying, like, people were saying that he fabricated all his views and followers. I know K-Twan, he's a cool guy, uh, I don't know.   But you know for a fact that certain one of these high profile. Yeah, man, these bloggers too, man. The bloggers do it? Man, they do it the worst. Come on, you start playing games, man. I don't know. It's just a real interview question, or you being for real right now. No, I'm being real, because I'm being honest with you, a few of them. I look at their views and they follow us and they subscribe, and I be looking at all. And they'll add up. No, so a lot of them do. No, so a lot of them don't add up. The ones you probably look at add up, but a lot of them run and it's not. And I said them watch the dude get his pay deleted. I said them, I said them watch them bump 40,000 in two minutes. You hear me? I ain't playing. God damn! I said there and watched it. Bum party? I said there and watched it. How much you paid? I don't know how much you paid, but I watched it. But you seen the nigga, but number went up in the same date? What, in the same hour? God damn! These are facts. Bro, all mine is organic. I can promise you that. I ain't touch nothing. I don't even know what. I ain't got it with the house. I know I'm out of here. All right. No, man. So do you think you would? So cause Kay Breeze. I ain't working with none of them. Issa, don't ask me. What about Kay Breeze? Oh yeah. The artist? Yeah, yeah. But those other guys. How is she doing? I mean, I'm trying to get her back on the show. You want to never bring her back? She lovely. She lovely right now. Is she interviewed? Open for interview? Can you get her back on the show? I can get her up here. Okay, man. Come out. Kay Breeze, I want to interview again. I love her, man. She lit these mics up. Nigga, I want to get a freestyle. I had a girl came another night. I can't wait to get hers out. She was there. I don't forgot her. What is her name? What's her name? Nichelle. Nichelle, lit this whole up. What? She lit this whole up, man. Hey, man. I got to get Kay Breeze back in here, man. I need a fresh, at least 16 bars. She got to give me something. I love it when she came in. Y'all came in here, man. She went down through there. They got T-shirts. Oh yeah. For show. Come on, man. Man, you boss talk affiliated, man. You come through with these interviews, man. You see, I stayed away. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, you're more, there's probably one of the more vocal interviews.   Because the first time you came on here, you want to get loose. I wanted it to get loose on nobody. But now, you know, since your name have been spoken on the show. When I asked yourself this, why do they keep saying my name? Like, why do you keep, why my name keep coming up? But you have a lot of hands and a lot of things that happen in the city, man. Yeah, I understand that. So, I mean, and you niggas is competitive, man. Damn, like, do you think Dallas is where I need to be with the music? Is there any hits out here? What's going on? Because I remember I talked to you before and you was kind of like, a little until it was some good music out here. So it's always good music. It's always talent. It's always movements and waves that are gonna come about. Now, what's gonna happen for it to get to the mainstream? I can't tell you that no more. I don't know, because it's so, it's not a one problem situation.  It's the people that can help them also. I've told you this before too, that it ain't just artists, it's everybody.  Because you got people, like I said, old buddy get to speak now and get to not, well, he gets listened to a little more now because his artist passed away.  Artists did pass away. What was the name of that guy that passed away? Mode three. No, I wasn't talking about him. I'm talking about, what's the name of that artist? I thought it was an artist signing to say, geez, they passed away too. I don't know. It was a little dude that passed away. Oh, a little loaded. A little loaded, yeah. So it's been a couple of dudes that passed away. Let me tell you this, just how you know that Sean Cotton is lying. Stan, little loaded was at my house in the studio with me and Breezy at the house though, right? Stan asked me to manage little load. He said, Supreme, once you managed little loaded, I looked at the message and I didn't respond. Little loaded was sitting where you at. I was like, I was like, you so Stan? I said, don't he, don't, don't, don't Sean manage him? He said, no, he don't manage him. He said, you can manage him. No, I hook it up. I said, I bet. So when I asked little loaded, I said, hey, man, are you full with something? I said, yeah, I'm full with something. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I left it alone because I already knew that when the word got back to Sean, he was gonna shout. He was gonna throw, that was gonna hate. That's what they do.  And just think about the stuff that I don't catch because I don't catch it all, you know what I'm saying? So let me ask little loaded, you knew this guy? He was at the house. Yeah, man, I know all these people. Yeah. So what were you doing dealing with little loaded? Man, what you mean? I'm Supreme. I'm Supreme. Why was little loaded at your house? Recording, he came to record. And you used to let him record there? Yeah. Thanks. Rest in peace with the cool little dude, man. Cool little dude, yeah. Yeah, I mean, like I said, it seemed like he was just going too soon, man, went through a lot. Then he was a friend or something like that. Yeah, he did a lot of, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, he went through a lot, man. But just, man, just a lot of, just a plethora of different things that you dealt with. And I make movies, man. You hear me? We're really into the film. So y'all doing movies now? Yeah, man. I'm on my second one. How's your documentaries? We doing it all, man. Films, we in the film world. What you want to get in? When you ready? We doing it. All right, man. You hear this? All right. You playing, all right? I ain't playing. All right. You're gonna put the boy in the movie. You see, he just got my drop. How'd you got a drop from him? Yeah, you did a drop with dope, too. All right. So, man, how's the movie thing going? What made you get in there? Man, I see, I thought I was escaping these niggas. You wanted to get away from the rappers. You was trying to get away? Yeah, and it didn't work. They came and found me. You tried to get away from the rappers, yeah? I'm like, I'm not even messing with black people right now. And they said, here come this nigga, Drain Water. Drain Water? Yeah, Drain Water. Cocaine Rain. That's Cocaine Rain, man. Wow, man. Y'all know that? No, man. They never really talked to him like that, man. So, I mean, it's like... Y'all dealing with internet supreme right now. Man, Rain Water, like I said, come over here. He always have a lot to say, man. He talk a lot about the different things that he got going on Dundun. He got Dundun number seven.  That shit's so crazy.  You can't tell it.  I mean, I made a million dollars. Boy, stop lying, boy. Stop it. Wow, man. It becomes comedic. But could you and Rain ever sit down and just talk and kind of hash things out on the things that you guys are dealing with? Sit down where? Like, wherever I have a conversation, could it solve like the issues that where things are being said behind each other? That question I already got answered. Yeah, I could sit down with Rain. I'm a man. I'm cool, you know? You sit down with Terry Blue, and it went pretty good. That was a mistake. What?  Why was that a mistake? Man, that was a mistake, man. You did what I'm saying. But I would sit down. I thought it was dope to see y'all sit down together. So, BZTV, shout out BZ. That's the only reason I wouldn't did that. You did what I'm saying. I don't know BZ. I know Terry. I don't know BZ. I never met him. Yeah, you messed with the wrong one then. So, because Terry, I think he never did nothing to me, but I mean, I don't know what you guys have, but y'all do it.  When that's how you talk to him? I talk to him in a little bit. Since when? It's been about a couple of months. He been on here? So, how many months, though? About two, maybe? Probably maybe longer. No, about two months.  You did what I'm saying.  You need to change the name. I don't look at him as something. That is global to some other type of name because don't nobody know him in Minnesota or Atlanta or Iowa or LA. They don't even know him in Louisiana. So, you and him, I thought y'all had straightened everything out. No, I seen him the other day, though. Y'all seen it. So, y'all rocking. Hell no. He was walking. Damn, they're running. The nigga running from you? Man, come on. Y'all be tripping, bro. Y'all, I thought y'all was cool. Nah, he ain't playing. I'm one for nothing to do nothing to him, but I seen him and, you know, they be on the internet. Like I was telling you, they be really be doing all of that.  So, when I seen him, he act like he ain't see me. I stood there, I said, okay. But I don't wanna talk about the E. What else you got, man? We ain't gotta do all that. Wow, man, I thought y'all was cool again, to be honest with you. Nah, we not cool at all, man. Cause you had to do the show. It seemed like y'all, when y'all did that show, it was just... He tried to come with some little, I had to check him on the show. Y'all had a little, it was a little spice, but that's what Money Moses do on here. Nah, not like that. You know what I'm sayin'? Money Moses do a little, not like y'all, I'm just sayin', he talked with people, he get a little... Nah, Money Moses would've seen that. He would've been like, okay, yeah, you upset, nah, nah.   You can't do that, too. You Money Moses. I understand that, bro. I'm glad how I feel.   You can't do that.  Make sure you have them with you.  See, that's why they gon' be talking about Money Moses. Money Moses bein' his own. Try it. Money Moses is real aggressive, and they be like, I don't know about that nigga, that nigga. Listen, that thing I be playin' like, I'm not like this, bro. I'm not like this everywhere I go. So if you ever try me, just watch it. Just watch it, bro. I'm not like this everywhere I go, bro. Just not no actors, not no none of that. This is real. If you set up with something, I don't want to sit down with none of these dudes. I really, really don't. But I would do it for the cause of the Metroplex and Texans. I'd love to see y'all get things to wear out here because they scared. You know, I've been tellin' people about the We Are The World movement that Michael Jackson did. You're in the wrong here for that, my brother. Hold on. Listen, now I go, Chris Brown could never be, could never just be Michael Jackson cause he never did a We Are The World to bring people together, to try to bring a cause together. We need to do that, Bob, and you need to, hey Supreme, you need to be on the front line of trying to bring this city together with an almost We Are The World type movement. He just threw it up about the ground. You didn't catch it. What? He can't say what he just said. He just said he didn't say that. He can sit down with them but he don't think I already, he already cut himself out. You don't think they'll do it? No, and I ain't like that. He's like, he'll do it for the culture. Go on ahead and just keep it like that. You had the other words you said. I'll probably say something to your head. Bro, you can't sit here and say that. Yeah, but I just- I do it for the big picture. You dig what I'm saying, but- Say it there with a butt. Don't do that.  I'm gonna tell you why I decided, I'm just why I'm saying that cause this city's already, he called Beazytv, Rainwater, called Beazytv on the phone and said, Kyle Supreme, Beazyt called me, he said Supreme. I'm finna click him with Rainwater. I said, no, you not. I said, what you want? I don't got time for that nigga and what he talking about. He said, man, we're now Supreme. This is how we even, I went to go sit down with Terry Neil. He said, nah, man, we got, I said, all right, click me in. Soon when we get on the phone, this nigga gonna talkin' crazy. We was on the phone for 30 seconds. And it gonna happen, he too much, man. I gotta say this about you, about the Rainwater, I ain't gonna, he comes on the show, but I wanna say this, man, you was doing an interview and you prayed for these people. I prayed for Persian. Yeah. You prayed for Persian. I thought that was dope, though. No, man, that ain't worth it. Bro, you prayed for the whole, they all was on there and you took them to the church. I made the niggas be quiet, too. Yeah, you prayed on there for these folk. Why did you pray for them?  So that came to me the night before. And that was, I wasn't playing when I did that. You dig what I'm saying? I was serious. So I take that back. I don't feel like it was a mistake because I did it genuinely, you know what I'm saying?  Already. After the fact. But you still prayed for him. Yeah, yeah, I did. I'm a good guy, man. I ain't down with all of that, man. Man, listen, man. We love you, man, Supreme Man. Dope interview. Your energy, right, man? See, man, how can people get a hold to you if they're trying to link up with you to get that good management? You ain't trying to shoot no films, get no vlogs, no documentaries, no movies, none of that. Don't contact me. You don't want them to contact you? No. What about managing their music career? No. No.  Yeah, but if you ain't doing no vlogs, no films, no movies, no videos, don't contact me. But you can find me at Bob McGriff on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, go check out my YouTube channel blowing up right now. Yeah, yeah. That'll get you. Y'all subscribe to my YouTube channel. I'm gonna subscribe. You subscribe to my YouTube channel. We gotta subscribe. Yeah, I'm coming on up, man. I love it, man. Thank you so much, man.  Say, man, you don't get mad at me no more, is it? I can't promise you that. That mean I love you, though. You feel me? That's how I feel, cause I be getting mad at everybody now. I used to get mad at nobody, but then around I used to get mad at me and talk to them. You know what I'm saying? Like, you know? Yeah, you don't have much to get mad at. All righty, man. Say, man, it's been another great segment of Boss Talk 101, what a bosses talk. Sure.


The end of illusions. It happened suddenly and unexpectedly, as drastic changes often do. You awoke in the morning from an unusual sleep, and something about your waking experience was very different. You couldn't say what exactly, but there was a deep relaxation. A clenching you'd always carried with you simply wasn't there anymore. A clenching you'd never even noticed until it was gone. Everything was very still.  But this morning something very different happened. When you stood up, you didn't come with. Standing happened, there just wasn't anyone doing it. The body was upright. There was the experience of pressure on the bottoms of the feet and cool morning air on the skin. But it wasn't happening to anybody. The sensation of being a self wasn't there anymore. The energetic contraction in the body around the belief in a separate me character had left and been replaced with nothing, leaving only wide openness and inseparability. The eyes moved around the room, and rather than experiencing this as a person looking out at the world, it was instead simply appearances appearing to no one in an inseparable field of experience with the bridge of the nose no more personal than the wall. The bird songs and every other morning noise arose in the same way as impersonal appearances with no separate hearer. Thoughts about what was happening began to flicker, but they sputtered out and lost their energy as quickly as they arose. They were premised on a context that simply wasn't there anymore. Without the thinker being experienced as a real entity, they simply showed up as mental noises without being imbued with the power of belief. Putting together a string of compulsive thoughts would be like trying to build a tower on the surface of a bottomless lake. There just wasn't any foundation to build on anymore. Without belief in the thinking, knowing, labeling, dividing me mind, life was suddenly experienced as a perfect mystery. Everything that arose was simply an impersonal appearance appearing to no one in a timeless boundless openness with no notion that anything needed to be done about it. Everything was infinite perfection. This all came with a deep and profound peace, a peace that was clearly seen to have always been there all along with only the belief in the mind and its incessant babbling stories about self and other obscuring it. This is the natural state of human consciousness, the unaltered state, the unconfused state, not even truly hidden, simply overlooked because of its simplicity. The self which seemingly disappeared had never truly been there in the first place. It was all an illusion, a dream. And it was immediately understood that this is the underlying cause of all misery in our world. Humans mistakenly believing their bodies and minds to be separate from the universe, separate from the swirling sea of life on this planet, constructing psychological me-characters to symbolize the plight of each human organism and then using believed thoughts to try and ensure the safety and security of that fictional character. And from there those illusory mental ego constructs set about competing with what they perceive to be other selves out there in the world, trying to manipulate and control them to guarantee the me-character is safe from harm and always has enough of what it needs. The cleverest ego-characters figure out how to manipulate people at mass scale, using their tendency to believe mental narratives against them and planting power-serving beliefs in their minds. And it was seen that this is all ultimately the result of being a species with a newly evolved capacity for abstract thought, giving birth to babies at a highly undeveloped stage due to the size of their newly evolved brains relative to the size of the birth canal. We spend our formative years as helpless organisms surrounded by giants and as our ability to think comes online, we start trying to use it to protect ourselves from traumatic experiences like being startled or left crying in the dark a little too long. Before the age of two, we've constructed a mental me-character so that we can use various strategies for getting what we want, leading to the construction of more and more egocentric mental habits of increasing complexity that are all geared toward trying to keep us safe. It's simply an innocent mistake made by very young members of a very young species. When people talk about the ego, they are referring to something that has no actual independent reality. It describes a series of mental habits that are energetically imbued with the power of belief out of concern for the safety and security of the organism. Contrary to what some say, the path to peace is not to get rid of the ego or to kill the ego, but for life to open its eyes to the reality that the ego never actually existed as a real thing in the first place. And it was seen that there's not actually any reason humanity cannot collectively awaken to this perspective. The ability to awaken from the illusion of the mental self exists within us all and probably exists for a reason. Every species eventually reaches a point where it must adapt to changing conditions in an ever-changing world, and with egoic consciousness threatening our existence with climate collapse and nuclear war, we are most certainly arriving at that point today. But it was also seen that if this does not happen, that too will be perfect. Only the ego seeks to control life against life's will, and if it is life's will that humanity go the way of the dinosaur, then that will have the same thunderous beauty as every other appearance twirling within this eternal mystery void. The eyes were open. Everything was clearly perceived. The illusions were no more, and with that, no one got dressed and prepared to start the day.


Hi guys, it's Monica. I am going to share with you a couple of my May favorites. Some of it is beauty, some of it is makeup, and some of it is lifestyle. I don't usually have a whole lot of empties or a whole lot of favorites because I'm not one that does a lot of hauls. Some of the products that I'm sharing with you are products that I have bought and will have continued to buy because they are my May favorites. And so this is a combination of favorites and empties in that sense, and there's a couple that have been sent to me. But overall, there's not much. So at the tail end of this video, I'm going to insert a lifestyle favorite where Jay and I took a road trip to Maine and we went to Freeport, Maine, home of LL Bean. And so I shared a little bit of LL Bean, but I also hit the outlets. And I did a little bit of damage in Old Navy. So I'm gonna share with you some of the things that I bought in Old Navy, a couple of clips of Freeport Wharf at the very end. So those of you that are not interested in that kind of a road trip lifestyle type of thing, you can bypass it if you'd like. But I would appreciate you thumbing up the video. If you have not subscribed, I would also appreciate if you subscribe. All you have to do is hit the subscribe button, hit the little notification bell, and you'll be notified when I upload. I try to upload twice a week, although I'm not always good with that. Before I forget, because people always ask, what do I have on my face? I'm trying a brand new foundation to me. This was something that was actually sent to me from YSL via the Octolene Network. And I really, so far, I only put it on this morning. This is the All Hours Foundation, and it's supposed to have up to 24 hour wear, which I will never do. But it's a full coverage. It also has a 20 SPF. The color that I actually got is BD35 Warm Caramel. And it was kind of interesting because I was a little bit concerned about this because I thought it looked a little bit too yellow. I'm gonna put a little bit on my hand so that you can see, not a whole lot. But I thought it looked a little bit, I'm not too sure if the camera's gonna even pick this up. But I did think it looked a little bit too yellow. It actually, I thought blended pretty well. I thought it really blended pretty well. So I'm gonna give this a try. Again, this was sent to me via the Octolene Network, YSL, and I'm really excited to try this. I don't have a whole lot of high-end foundations. I do have the SD Lauder. So high-end, yeah, this is probably the second high-end foundation for me. So I'm gonna be really curious to see how I like it, how it wears, and I'll let you know. But that's what I have on my face today. On my eyes, I just have my regular eye makeup. I have a video coming up all about eyelashes, all about mascara, everything that I've been doing. But I do wanna share with you on a May Favorite. This is something that this was also sent to me. I'm gonna link the information below because if anyone is interested, you can actually save $5 if you purchase this. But this is from a Blink Eyelash, and this is their Cushion Air Brow. This is super, super awesome. I have it on my brows. It's making my May Favorites because every day that I've worn it, I have not had any spots on my eyebrows wear off. I've come home at the end of the day. I've done yard work, I've gone out, I've walked, I've done this, I've done that. I've done some exercising. It hasn't sweat off. It doesn't come off until I take it off. I really like it. It is super easy to apply.  You unscrew the bottom here. This is where the product is. And it's really, the application is really nice. So this is definitely a May Favorite of mine. I'm gonna talk a little bit more about that when I talk about my Blink, my eyelashes in my eyelash video coming up. And that'll also have a giveaway. So you wanna look out for that. Other things that I really like, I've not tried the Cucumber Witch Hazel before. I have done the rose petal and I have liked the rose petal a lot. But I also, so this time when I ran out, I bought the Cucumber Witch Hazel. It definitely has a smell of cucumber. And it isn't like a really, in my opinion, the smell is just menza-menza. It's not the greatest smell. I don't mind the smell of cucumber, but this is really not like really super cucumber-y. Let's put it that way. I don't know how to describe it. But I do use a Witch Hazel. I alternate in a toner between this and the ordinary glycolic acid toner. So I do use a Witch Hazel toner a few times, maybe four times a week, depending on what my skin is doing. And I do tend to like a Witch Hazel toner on its own. I don't like Witch Hazel mixed in with other products. Don't ask me why. I've tried some products that have had Witch Hazel mixed into it, in it, mixed into it. And for some reason, I'm not a big fan of that. So that is a pretty good thing that I really like that I have bought repeatedly, repeatedly. This will be the first time with the Cucumber Witch Hazel in a way like that one. The other thing that I bought, and this is the Body Merry. I believe it was Natalie the Beauty Diva that first turned me on to this, I don't know, how long ago. And I bought a couple of them. I really like it. And then I actually won one in a giveaway from Sheila, Life with Lily, one that she did and she had given me one. And since that time, you know, I just keep buying it. So this is an empty, it's a favorite, it continues to be a favorite. I already replaced it. So I really like this. This is very, very affordable. And it does the trick for me. So that's Body Merry. This is an exfoliating cleanser. I really do like it. You can feel a little bit of the gritsies in it, but nothing major. I also have replaced my equate oil-free makeup remover. I use the oil-free makeup remover because everything I've always been told, if you're gonna be using an eyelash serum, a oil-based product, if you leave some of it on, it can block or inhibit the serum from absorbing into where you want it to go. So I use this and I replace this. This is very cheap. I buy it at Walmart, usually, not a big deal. The other thing they ran out of is the ordinary, and this is the Buffett. So I have not bought a replacement of this yet. As often as I've used this, I have really liked it, but I am going to be using and have been using since that's been empty. And this was sent to me from Color Science. This is the PepUp. And this is a really, really nice collagen renewal serum. It says it's collagen renewal face and neck treatment. I use this at night, just like I was using the Buffett. So Buffett. I use the ordinary Buffett. Normally, I would put my niacinamide on, the Buffett on, and let all that sink in. And then, you know, at one point before bed, my retinol. So I've been using this and replacing this. So when this is empty, I'll give you a full review on it. I really like it so far, but this again was sent from Color Science. Will I run out and buy another one? I don't know yet. I haven't used it long enough. So I still have a whole bunch here. I'll let you know how I do. But this is gone. This is history. I may reorder it. I may not. I don't know. We'll see. One of the things that has ended up being a super favorite of mine, and many of you know that I have, I have for a long, for a long, long time used the timeless eye cream. And I, the timeless eye cream is like 20, if you can, you can get it on sale, especially when they have their 40% off sale, you can get it a lot cheaper. But the timeless eye cream is like, it normally runs around $20.  It's like 0.5. And I have used that over and over and over and over and over again for years, and I loved it. I had an opportunity to try the Saturday Skin. So I've used the Saturday Skin for quite a while now, and instead of the timeless, the Saturday Skin is one ounce. The timeless is a half an ounce. The timeless not on sale is $20, some odd dollars, depending on where you get it. This not on sale in Sephora, depending on where you get it, is over $40. It's double the amount though. So to me, it comes out to be the same price as the timeless. So I, this has been a repurchase for me. I really like this a lot. I, again, it's gonna be something I buy when Sephora or wherever, and usually Sephora, when they have their sales, when they have their insider stuff and all that. That's when I buy the pricier products. So $40 some odd dollars for this, $20 some odd dollars for the timeless. I'm an avid, avid, timeless fan, but I'm liking this eye cream a little bit better. This eye cream says Wide Awake Brightening Eye Cream. If a me, I don't know that it's really brightening anything, but it's hydrating. It very much moisturizes my eyes. I have dry, creepy skin under my eyes. You know, I'm 65, I suppose I should accept that. But I do, and so this works really nice on the skin under my eyes. So I'm really enjoying that a lot. So that is definitely on my repeat. The other thing, this is more lifestyle. I really, I love the Bath and Body Works Foaming Cleansers. I don't like the soap cleansers, liquid soap, but I love the Foaming Cleansers. So depending on when you hit Bath and Body Works, they have different sales. I think the last sale I saw was six of these, like $18. So I ran out of this one. I haven't seen this exact same fragrance yet. This was probably a seasonal special, but I really liked it. It was Sea Island Cotton. And I thought, hmm, that is really nice. Sea Island Cotton. So this one is Island Papaya. Is that how you say that word? Papaya? But anyway, so this is the replacement of this. I really like these a lot. I love, love, love the Foaming Cleansers. I have one in my kitchen. I have one in the bathroom. I have one in my motor home. I've given them away as gifts because they're nice. They're really, really nice. People always ask me about this. Oh, do you still use the B Venom Cream? I do. I use the B Venom Cream that I find in TJ Maxx. This one is empty. Now I've had a couple of requests for people to talk, you know, for me to talk about my skincare again, but I just really feel that, you know, skincare is such a personal thing, you know, when I'm always worried because people say, oh, should I get this and that? And now I'm not a professional. I just will tell you what works for me.  This is my version of Binigma. You've heard of Binigma. Many people love that B Cream. I have never tried that. So I cannot compare it, but this is my version of it. This is the poor person's version of it because this is like 499, 599, 699 in Marshall's TJ Maxx. When you can find it. When you can find it. I happen to have three tubes of it. So I'm all set for a while, but I really do like this a lot. I use this on my face most every night. And it stings still after all these years. I've been using this in 2016. It still stings. But I happen to think it makes a difference on my skin. The other thing that I've been super, super loving in May are these little hair wraps. I've talked about these before. I have one in my hair. I have many different hair wraps that I use. Summer's coming. My hair's long enough to put up. It's perfect. So these things cost, depending on where you get them, if you have a sale thing. But something like this, I believe is like under $20 anyways. But this one I got in Elta. And I've opened it up. I haven't used this one yet. But I've opened it up so that you can see what it actually looks like when it has not been put in your hair and messed up and all that. It still has the little tag here. But it is a scrunchie for those of you that don't know. And it comes in many different, I was almost gonna say flavors. Shades. You can actually have a number of different. I think they've got like longer ones, shorter ones, spikier ones. I've got a couple of the spikier ones that I use when I just wanna just throw it up without doing much fuss. But this can be wrapped around your head, your ponytail or it can be wrapped around a clip. I just have it really messy this morning. I'm gonna turn around just so you can see. And I just have it wrapped around a clip. And there's the clip. You can see the clip. But I just, I just have it wrapped around the clip. And I like it like that. This is actually by Hairdue. You can go on Hairdue's website and I'll link their website. You can go on Hairdue's website and you can see all the different shades that they have. They probably have more shades on the website than they do at Elta. But when I buy this in Elta, I usually have my coupon or my 20% off anything in the store is I just start back. Because I wear these a lot when I put my hair up.  But you know what? I haven't had to throw one out yet. So I think they're actually lasting pretty well. And that makes me really happy. But that's my group of favorites. I, you know, like I said, I don't really have a whole lot. And depending on the length of this video, I'm going to insert the clip of my LL bean because going to the coast of Maine is one of our major, major lifestyle favorites. We live near the coast. We love cruising the coast of Maine and having, we do annual trips. Sometimes a couple of times a year we go to LL bean. More often than not, we don't buy a thing in LL bean. I walk around the LL bean outlet where they have all the sales. Then I walk around the flagship store, which is huge. They have all these displays. But more often than not, you don't buy anything. I went into Old Navy. I buy stuff in Old Navy. I buy stuff in Francesca. There's a whole bunch of different outlet stores there that I buy stuff in. So anyways, I'm going to insert that clip here and I'm starting. And Megalocuddy, M&J, No RV adventure. M&J RV adventures. We need to do a good M&J RV adventure. We need some good weather. We do need some good weather. Well, today is beautiful. Beauty is always a trip that Jay and I love to make. And we really love when we cross over the state line entering into Maine. Going over the bridge to Maine from Portsmouth. I don't know. It just makes us feel so happy and so good. And we made it to Freeport. We did really good timing. It's not all that far from our home. We've been up here in our motor home. You can see they have been Freeport Village. Plenty of parking, especially for motor homes. And straight across is sort of an outlet mall center. And the first store we went into was the actual LL bean outlet. They always have fabulous sales at the outlet. We always go here first and then we make our way into the other stores. I went into Franciscos and then I went into the old Navy store where I did a little bit of damage. I bought some outfits in old Navy. I bought this white top. I really liked it. It's baggy. I got two sun dresses. I got them in a size large. And I'm surprised at how well they fit but they just flow really nice. And I got this distressed jean jacket. And I got it too large. I'm not too sure. So I checked out and then we walked across the street to the outdoor center of LL bean. The LL bean in Freeport, Maine is the flagship store. And the complex is huge. The grounds are huge. Over the course of years, they've bought additional properties. They have a restaurant. They have all sorts of outdoor events that go on all the time. It's really amazing the way the store is laid out. When you go inside, it's really comfortable inside. There's a place that you can have coffee, you can sit, they have wifi. And you can just walk around the store. They have amazing displays. They usually feature something local. And this is a local artist who did these sculptures and fish pond. And this is right in the center of the store. And then the area going downstairs which shows the animals, the wildlife.  Every time I come here, there's usually lines with kids looking at this because these animals are lifelike.  So it's quite something, it's quite amazing to see. When we were done in LL bean, we just walked, I mean, by a thing in LL bean, to be honest with you, we just walked up the street to the place that we always have lunch when we come to LL bean. And the place is actually called Jameson's Tavern. Jameson's is one of the oldest taverns in Maine and it's a place that Jay and I go to every time we go to Freeport. We just love sitting there having a drink and having a nice lunch and just relaxing. After that, we went down to the Freeport Walk. This is actually the first time we've gone down to this area. We've never been here before. This was really pretty and there's a restaurant. We're gonna try out next time we come. This is a cool spot. What? A lot of these harbors have a little, couple of little islands right out at the mouth. Have a little work? Couple of little islands right out at the mouth. Yeah. So this is Freeport Harbour? Yeah. We've never been here. No, because we have always just come to LL bean. Next time we're gonna come down here for a film. Yeah, what's the name of that place? Maristique. Exploring Maine, the way life should be. Right? Right. So this is the Freeport Walk, the town of Freeport. Maine and we've been to LL bean and we've been all over the place and I did some major damage in Old Navy Outlet. Oh my gosh. I got the most awesome jean jacket. I got two dresses, sun dresses sort of and I got like a peasant top. Yeah, I did some damage. So this is Maine. This is Freeport. Honey, honey, what do you think? It's awesome or what? Yeah, enjoying it. Like golf this morning and now sitting out by the... We wanted to go sit over here at this lost pound and have another drink. No, I don't want to know if you wanted another drink. Oh, and I was being good. Yeah, for the first time ever. Emma, Emma, let's go steal a boat. I just want to thank you all for watching and if you're new to my channel, welcome, welcome, welcome. Please subscribe, please thumbs up the video, leave me a comment, I'll get back to all of you and I look forward to seeing you in my next video. Thank you all so much.