Episode Transcript
What's up its lip Service?
I'm angela yee Geordie, George.
Speaker 2I'm sure, go.
Speaker 3All right and listen.
We're gonna have some fun today talking about some things.
So first off, len Avan, I want to say congratulations to you.
Speaker 1She looked at me.
Speaker 3She's got a new show on the People's Brief that you guys can check out.
The conversations will be a little bit different today, but you got you got this.
I'm cool, Okay, good.
I'm not just a political talking here everybody.
I'm just a girl.
Speaker 1Listen.
And I did see one one.
Speaker 3Video that you had about having like a respectful breakup, like breaking up and just being like still that peace.
Yeah, at peace, which we'll talk about in a second, because it is that possible.
Sugar's here and Christopher Martin's here.
You guys also are performing in New York, and I've seen you both on stage together quite a bit as of late, so we'll start with you.
So you've been here before, yes, on lip Service.
But that was a long time ago.
Speaker 4Yeah, it was.
Speaker 3It was anears ago, so we're glad to have you back.
It was more than that, No, maybe, no, definitely was more than that was because that was the pandemic a couple.
Speaker 5Of years ago.
Speaker 4It's longer than two years.
Speaker 3And I actually said I was in Jamaica during the pandemic and that was it.
I had to go there to do something at UI and so we all had a chance to hang out.
Speaker 1That was a wild time.
Speaker 4That was a great time.
Speaker 1Yeah, I do recall, Yes, we have fun.
Speaker 3But but you have a new song out right now that everybody has been talking about.
Some IMNA call it quote unquote controversial.
Okay, tell us about it, please.
Speaker 1Rightly.
Preparing myself, it was.
Speaker 4The name of the song is wife and Sweetheart.
Speaker 1Okay, yeah, sooner your wife be your sweetheart?
Speaker 4Yeah, definitely, she could be both.
That's a good way of interpreting the song.
A lot of a lot of people, A lot of people interpret the song right off the bat.
That was me saying I want one wife and I want a sweetheart, which are two different people.
But I love your interpretation of it right off the bat.
My wife is my sweetheart as well.
Speaker 1So HOWD and three are y'all going out together?
Speaker 2Right?
Speaker 1Because the music'all.
Speaker 4Personalities.
Yeah, but at the of the D is still it's mixed reactions mm hmm.
But Everybody loves it.
They love the melody of it.
Some people say that the content of it is what, Yeah, he's driving.
Speaker 3You know those songs when you're young and you don't know what you're singing.
You like that.
Speaker 1But I love it.
Speaker 4I love it, man, And they sing along to it, like everywhere I go up and I perform it.
They love it.
But you know, it's like they just have to say, why would you sing this song?
I'm like, I'm singing it because you're singing it.
You love it, and that's the reason I'm sing it.
I'm a musician, you know.
I mean, I'm an entertainer entertained.
Speaker 1Have you ever been in a situation like that or what was the inspiration?
Speaker 3Inspiration is whenever someone does this like here gesture you guys like language.
Speaker 4It's like a lot of men think about it.
A lot of guys think about it, and some guys are not really Western minded.
Some of them are of the Eastern kind of thinking, like Africa and all of those places where it is not prohibited it is welcomed, understand, but also over here on the western side.
Seat that's something double when it really is if if if people want to be open and honest, and this is what they want to do that.
I think it's fine, understand and both ways, right, sugar, I think it should go both ways.
I don't.
Speaker 5I don't.
Speaker 4I don't feel like you should be a double standard progressive.
No, understand, if they can, if they can handle it, then they can do that.
But women are our most soul creatures than men.
You know, you all are more emotional.
Speaker 6So do you have the conversation like how how would you broach that topic with with your wife?
Speaker 4Play the song first, you know, and listen, listen to this song.
Speaker 1And if you like it, we can talk about it.
Speaker 4You know, you could.
You could just play the song and this and then the song is like the icebreaker, and then you can have a discussion about like what is he saying?
What do you think about that?
Speaker 1You know you responded to this song?
Speaker 3Yeah, all right, so tell me what happened like behind the scenes for you to say, I gotta say something.
Speaker 7Well, he just said women are emotional, definitely, And so I have this thought like, if you believe we are so emotional, why would you want to.
Speaker 1Have a sweetheart m double emotions?
Speaker 2Yeah, you're killing us.
It's vibes.
Speaker 7And so if if I did the flip to what he did, Like, what if.
Speaker 2I want you and my sadman to be friends.
It's a question.
I know men can't handle it.
Speaker 5They get about that because the comment about women being emotional, I don't know.
Men tend to act very recklessly out of their emotion all the time about women.
Speaker 3When people don't get whenever something happens.
Speaker 4What I meant by emotional, I was I was saying for you to have like two partners, or you have to be You're not like that.
I don't think women are built like that.
Speaker 1We can only love one person.
Speaker 4No, I don't feel like you only love one person.
But for argument's sake, Like a man could go to the club and he meets up sexy women, he's attracted to her.
He could do the act and it's like nothing, you know what I mean.
He gets up the next day and he leaves and it's nothing to me.
I feel like a woman has to feel like invested in some way to go all the way with a man, regardless of whether she finds him attractive or not, you know what I mean.
Speaker 7I just feel like, or maybe it's just the idea of society that makes us believe we should feel that way.
Speaker 1Yeah, maybe we just.
Speaker 3Don't say nothing because y'all go back, and maybe we just be like, I'm a tech.
Speaker 2Yeah, you see all the time we admire and hey.
Speaker 4I feel like you could see him and you feel like he's attractive.
On in your check frien.
Speaker 5I want to say, like you said it too, like we are in the West, and the West has a very particular way about rearing women.
However, over time, women's perspectives and just their freedom and ability to move has changed vastly, and so there are quite a lot of women these days who can meet a fine man in the bar and do the act and move on by their business.
Don't.
So I'm just saying, like you gotta it's not my cup of tea.
I would like my man to be my man.
But I also think if you have the conversation, there are plenty of women who are embracing different types of relationships.
My nailtick was just putting me on to her boyfriend and her boyfriend as a girlfriend, and how they all got it going on.
Speaker 4And everybody's happy.
Speaker 3And everybody asked Jordan because she's single and she has no she's got a roster or did did.
Speaker 1It was last?
Speaker 3I asked her, I said, would you would you want to have like a man and a side piece?
And she said yeah, but she just wouldn't want them to be together, like go out together.
She would be because it's kind of like Spike Lee.
She's got to have it that movie in a way with Nola.
And then she had three boyfriends and they all knew about each other, ran into each other, they were kind of emotional.
Speaker 6Yeah, I don't want to be one big, happy family.
I just want to have those different parts of my life separate.
And our time is our time.
We don't need a joint time.
We don't need a family Sunday dinner.
I'm not trying to do all that.
And that's good too, that's good, you know, of course, sugar.
Speaker 3But okay, financially, what does a man have to bring to the table though, to be able to maintain something like that.
Speaker 7Well, there's a saying that goes threesome is a rich man's game, and so for a man to want that type of lifestyle.
Speaker 1You see that Marrye, you see that Louis.
Speaker 4Well too.
Honestly, if I'm to be very honest, I didn't one of those topics in the song.
I never said anything about three in the song.
That's an interpretation, yeah, but I.
Speaker 2Just that's my interpretation.
And I'm sure other.
Speaker 7People see the because because I never mentioned that when I'm beating least time, take my time.
But you said the chair, we are part right and everything is all right?
Speaker 2Yeah, the coldly, I forget about it.
Speaker 4It would be nice, It would be nice, nice, the three.
Yeah.
And then I said, heard that, don't you know?
The standards double that's you know what I mean, That's all I said.
Speaker 2It's not that beaten, but there theyn't want.
Speaker 4To hear what they want to hear, and that's perfectly.
So that's the good thing about entertainment.
You understand.
You put that body out coat here and you are lower the masses to have fun with.
Speaker 3What are your thoughts in real life about three sims threesomes?
Speaker 2She I married.
Speaker 4I'm I think I feel like every man has that in either the back of their mind or the side or the front of their mind.
They would want to.
Speaker 3Sa your home mind basically every.
Speaker 4I feel like every man would want to experience that kind of vibe.
Hmm, yeah, I feel like it's on almost every man's booky list.
Speaker 1Ladies, how do you feel about three SIS.
Speaker 2Takes before?
Speaker 1And I'm good.
Speaker 2I'm good.
Speaker 5I think I'm good as well.
Yeah, especially where I'm at right now.
My man is my man is my man on Thursday, Friday, today, Monday through Wednesday as well, not just the weekend, just the weekend.
Speaker 2I'm cool.
Speaker 5M M, I'm cool.
Speaker 2I'm not really down for all of that.
Speaker 7I'm too jealous to to see something like that.
Speaker 8But if they both were on you though, that's something painful, no painful for.
Speaker 4A sitting A three some three something is not like two dudes and a girl.
It could never be that.
It's like what I mean, I mean, it's not for for like, well, I am Jamaica and I'm speaking for my island.
I don't feel like well, I feel like it's still it's not just because it's three people.
Why it's a threesome.
I feel like threesome for a man.
He's a man and two women the defastandard.
Speaker 7But they have a different name for it when it's man, when when its train they call it.
Speaker 1Yeah, they call it that sounds violent.
Speaker 7Yeah, well it's it's the same thing.
Speaker 2It's the same thing, just a different name.
Speaker 3It makes it sound violent if it's not that sounds.
Speaker 1Yeah we need a Johnson.
Speaker 4Is very for me, like it doesn't sound that harsh.
Yeah, but that's what they call it.
Speaker 3Do you think that a lot of stuff happens but it doesn't get talked about because in Jamaica culturally it's very like, you can't do.
Speaker 1This, you can't do that.
It be happening.
Speaker 4Though, yeah.
Speaker 2It's happening.
Speaker 1It's happening, but.
Speaker 4No, the isn't there for them say right, I'm not supposed to what I'm doing this if you're a man and do it just like yeah, weak me a line in them.
Yeah, So nobody wants to be like that.
Speaker 3But y see, it's like a lot of things that are taboo, and I think that can be an issue because then people do these things and they're like ashamed of it.
Speaker 5Yeah, yeah, a lot of things.
Speaker 3But everybody's still doing it but no one's talking about it.
Speaker 7But it makes them enjoy it even the better because don't tell.
Speaker 2From about this blam blam, and they know they're doing it.
Speaker 1But I mean, like we all know.
Someone commented and asked what came first?
The cheaters prayer or my my wife and my sweetheart really cheated.
Speaker 4Definitely didn't work.
Speaker 1That period didn't work.
Have you you been caught cheating?
Though?
Never really because.
Speaker 4You don't cheat.
Speaker 5Cheat Jamaican man don't do it lot of things.
Speaker 4Do you see?
It was a funny thing that it's a Jimmy cheat.
We give the nutritions bon you know you're familiar with bon, right, you never heard the term bun?
Unfortunately.
Speaker 5I'm just I was gonna say an American black, but.
Speaker 4Sugar, sugar?
Speaker 2Can you it's the same thing like.
Speaker 7But like, like I said, we'll call different the same thing something else?
Speaker 5Okay?
Speaker 1Yeah, have you ever been cheated on?
Speaker 4Sugar?
Speaker 2Of course we get.
Speaker 1Tell me how did you find out?
And how did you react?
Speaker 3Because are you like a calm or was it like I got to hear some of.
Speaker 2This which one other time.
Speaker 7Guys, there was this bone where this guy he wasn't even all that never nice.
Speaker 1They looked always the basic ones.
Speaker 7Indeed of this cowboy looking shoes gonna look good.
I'm buying two new shoes.
I'm kind of two new shirts that making him a look nice at you clean them up?
This whole time, I didn't know this guy was making a fool of me.
He had a pregnant sister who was his baby mother.
Speaker 5Wow.
Speaker 2And he told me it was his sister.
Speaker 7And no, with you, that's in love.
Speaker 4He didn't love with something.
Speaker 1He didn't get that far.
Speaker 4Of course, I'm not.
Speaker 3I hated a guy and he had a baby mom and she was pregnant.
Again, he told me it was his brothers.
Yeah, my brother does and later on when he got arrested, I found out it was really his Wow.
Speaker 1I know, it's crazy.
Speaker 5It's a lot of.
Speaker 1I was like this is like that's it.
Speaker 3And the reason why believing because I was like, nobody's going to make that up, Like that's a crazy light.
Speaker 1How did you find out that way?
Really?
Speaker 7I just felt it in my energy.
I just felt it, like I just little things.
I remember one day I was getting my hair done and I was sitting with his sister, baby mother sbm and the hair dresser and there was a pack of skittles.
As soon as I opened the skittles, the hair dresser asked her what kind of baby the guy wants?
I was like everything paused on the skittles just fell on the girl.
Speaker 2Or something.
Speaker 7Just it just it just fell and there was a brief moment of silence, and then I broke the silence and I played along like I didn't hear what was happening.
Speaker 4Was that fool big time?
Speaker 5Yeah, I say five man shoes, he'll run out on you.
Speaker 1Oh yeah, that is.
Speaker 2But I'm sure the baby is hungry now.
Speaker 6And did she she knows, so she knew she was playing the sister role.
Speaker 5Yeah, found.
Speaker 1That's different.
Speaker 4People sugar nen know, but know I just sugar them.
Did cry?
Speaker 5That was the wife.
Speaker 4She was a sweetheart, and everything falling into place.
Speaker 1Oh my god, if.
Speaker 4What I was I have been before.
It's awful.
What happened, It's crazy, tell us yo, listen, but this one was so hot.
This cheating with me, right, that is so hot.
So listen the how intense it was.
I couldn't get all of it at once.
They have to give it to me piece by piece, right, So it was at the studio.
Brought the girl that I was with at the time, brought her to the studio and then like my boss was looking at her, I was like looking at her.
Anybody didn't pay in my mind, so I went I was like, bossie, this is my girlfriend, and nice to meet your man and say I got the movies left.
He called me.
He's like, yo, yeah I didn't one yeah you know, and I said, yeah, man, all right, I said that girl all I can know, man, I said, I when I'm a girl, friend, I want to know my name.
Oh, okay, see our one night?
Yeah, let one night we godt you know in your you know it's like body just yes and yeah mind an and said yeah one boy a night.
I won't call the.
Speaker 1Name somebody now yeah, yeah, woe boy.
Speaker 4One night and I say yeah, and I say yeah, but maybe not instill I don't know.
I said, all right.
Then color say you were at X place and my boss same see you?
She said, oh no, I was doing with my friends because she didn't want to go by herself.
And okay, I believe then cool.
This is where it got really intense.
Now, like calling her one day, I couldn't get her.
So our auntie called me and said, yo, one girl not coming over the room.
I was seeing her and whatever she said, could you come and talk to her?
She never wont come, so when I went over there, she didn't want to come over the room either.
So when she finally come out, with her face black and blue.
Oh yeah, I mean, I said, what happened to you?
And she tell me this sun in meitar and really talk to all my heart heavy talk like my words are fum blame.
Speaker 1Sinking is.
Speaker 4When I went home that evening, I was in the shower for maybe like three hours.
He's just started the waters journal love love m you know what I mean.
I never feel like I got to get over that pin.
It was really really really hurtful.
Speaker 1Wow.
Speaker 4Yeah, No, you forget them bond when you're young.
You can't get them bonder when you're like thirty close to party.
Speaker 5We up.
Speaker 4You forget that.
Speaker 3Yeah, but that kind of reine you later because you don't trust me now, And it's.
Speaker 4Strength me because you understand it's not everybody that is like that, said Billy a character Billa trust wearing, which I understand.
The people are really gay trusting they have to be worthy of it.
And then you just understand said people who your trustful failure as a man, and you will be hurting the process.
So if you never go treat when you're young and y'all live smooth up until they're like thirty forty, when you get that real kind of pin in them all.
Speaker 3That's when people, when you're young, you have a lot of lessons you must forget.
Speaker 4You you forget, you have strengthening on from.
Speaker 1Your Oay, what do you think about that?
Speaker 5I'm sorry, I'm still stuck on the fact that somebody beat her up.
Okay, yeah, well we don't know.
Speaker 4That's old man.
She was really a good man.
Speaker 1So that was the guy that she was.
And he about you probably.
Speaker 4Now yeh or no, seemingly.
I don't know how going on.
I don't know if if she telling more mere or she told him that she was single and in final for me, or I don't know how it goes in any event.
I never my girl got But.
Speaker 3She wasn't even scared to leave him because of that, because maybe he was physical with her, she didn't want to tell him she was dating somebody else.
Speaker 4Yeah, but you're going on to be very honest with you, it couldn't have been that case because she was everywhere with me, right, Yeah, So it's like it's not even like middle that hider or not.
Yeah, she did it everywhere.
Speaker 1With me, and at this point he was a big deal.
Speaker 4Yeah them my heart just win.
She could be Yeah, you couldn't hide.
Yeah, yeah, you couldn't hide.
Speaker 5You know what I mean?
Speaker 4When the COMPI films all over the like everybody normal face.
This is Christopher Martin, I understand.
So yeah, and she was with me all the while, so I feel like it was my girl, but it wasn't my.
Speaker 1Right did you?
So what did you do after that?
Did you still talk to her?
Speaker 4No?
Speaker 5Really?
Them?
Speaker 4Paying the still?
Can I really keep in contact with the person?
You'll be always reminded of it.
Just get tough and over time at those times, can heal them?
Kind of paying the still them kind of bonded?
Speaker 3Well, we're talking about feeling what it feel so bad?
Yeah, because guess what happened.
Speaker 2That's that's a very hot one.
She gets beat up.
Speaker 7And remember the time over yet you know, I'm still in love with dar to be looking at this girl you're so in love with full of black and blue bruise because faithful.
Speaker 4Have been for five hour that's a bad water does a beat.
I just did it.
I'm sop up and then wash off again and so again.
Speaker 5I was in the.
Speaker 3Most guys going to admit how hurt they get when something happened because you act like it's no big deal.
Speaker 4It was a big deal, man, it was a big deal.
Full circle sing.
Speaker 1The big deal.
Speaker 2But you know what is so cool?
Speaker 4You know what cool?
Speaker 7It's cool how you you took a shower because someone then fighter bounds up at the be Was it just because she wasn't being strip?
Speaker 1Okay, okay, yeah, no matter what?
Speaker 4Right and many yeah, my mind could never even even go to that extent.
Speaker 3And now you've ever been now you had a you did this this, I would say, what would you call it?
Not a poem?
Song about a poem?
Okay, but it's so like song like yeah, but you talked about basically dealing with a breakup and still being cool because some people would say I can't be cool with somebody or or respectfully breaking up with somebody.
Speaker 5Yeah, where was that?
Speaker 3Where did that come from?
Speaker 4God?
Jesus, Jesus, Sorry Jesus, like.
Speaker 5Sorry, Jesus, Like no, I was just I was in a relationship for eight years and it just wasn't serving me anymore and it was actually like really weighing me down pretty heavy in so many different ways.
He wasn't putting his hands on me, he wasn't cheating on me, but he just also we weren't compatible.
I was paying for everything, and I was being made to feel like the life that I chose I brought on myself, like he didn't have to assist in particular ways, and I was just being gas lit.
Once again, sorry to this man, because he was really good to me when I met him, But it's one of those things where you realize you're only supposed to be with a person for a season, that they're brought into your life for a reason and not necessarily to stay.
So good person, just not good for me.
Speaker 1Linda, what did you learn from that?
Speaker 3Because I want to say, also, when things like that happen, you also are like, never again am I doing X, Y and Z.
Speaker 5I won't be paying for everything now because.
Speaker 3Like, because that happens to a lot of women.
We've you know, I've been in that situation where I feel like I'm like, why am I doing everything and carrying it?
And you're not ambitious enough to handle it and I can't rely on you if something happens.
But people look at women like if finance is a part of what it is that you need, they look at that like it's a bad thing.
Speaker 1But you when you've been through some shit.
It's like, I'm not doing that again.
Speaker 5Yeah, yeah, I just upset very specific boundaries.
The person that i'm the person that'll be my person has to have his own dreams, goals.
He's got to be financially stable, diversified portfolios.
He's got to have the attitude that I don't have to ask him for nothing, that me and his future kids won't got to ask him for nothing.
The house that I want is not a problem, and I don't need.
The thing is, I've never need a person to take care of me, and I think that's how I got stuck in a situation that I was in because I was never raised to want a man for money, and I also was raised to believe that what I want to do with my life, I was going to be able to take care of myself too.
But I ended up setting a very low standard for how I needed, how I needed partnership to exist in my life so I didn't have to carry everything by myself.
What I learned about me is I'm not meant to be the breadwinner.
I'm not meant to be the provider for the family.
I am meant to be supported so I can do the work that I'm supposed to do.
Yeah, So I don't know, I don't care how that sounds with whoever it's supposed to be for me, that's not gonna be a problem for him.
Yeah.
Speaker 6I feel like people, also with women in particular, it's like if they're not cheating, if they're not doing anything wrong per se, it's like that should be good enough, you know what I mean.
I feel like that's put upon us by a society.
It's not just us thinking the bars that low.
It's like that's really what people put on us.
We got to be right whatever, and they're like, oh, well you've got a good minute home.
It's like okay, you're with him shooting in the gym, right, And so it's like we're shame for wanting more than just get Yeah, and I think God should want that too, Like I don't think man should want a woman that they got to handle everything, take care of everything, be like you know, I think I always feel like relashis ships everybody got to bring like their whole self and be able to handle things and then doing it together.
Speaker 1It's just the bonus.
Yeah, Yeah, that's how I look at it.
Speaker 5Yeah, And I said that too, well, it's in a piece that's coming.
But just thinking about the whole concept with fifty fifty, I don't fifty fifty that's and I want two hundred.
I want a whole person to match my whole person, and we vibe and figure it out from there, like I don't need any correct correct as far as the.
Speaker 1Right, I got these vibes.
What do you think about that, Sugar?
Speaker 7Of course it works because I mean for me, I would like to buy my man a car.
Speaker 2He would buy a car for me, you know anything.
Speaker 7I want to match his energy, right, you know, And that's why I work so hard because he has been the backbone of my family and just me what of where I can't provide, He's there are and I would like to be that for.
Speaker 2Him one day.
So I'm listening to you and I'm like, yo, that's what I want.
Speaker 3How hard is it doing music?
And he got like seeing you you know with fans.
Speaker 7He's good, he's school, he's cool because he knows he knows me.
Speaker 2Yeah, he's not.
Speaker 4Virtual solid still really he's cool, really worrible.
Speaker 1You know, Christy, You've done like a lot of songs about Yeah, it's just how does but your good friends with Romaine Virgo and he's such a great like husband and family.
Speaker 5Man.
Speaker 1They got a YouTube.
Does he brought on you?
Are you like?
Speaker 4No, You're every every everybody has their own path, you know, Yeah, for sure, everybody.
Every everyone has their own path.
You understand.
Not because I don't show that side of my life doesn't mean that that's not how I am.
Okay, I understand you definitely, man, Not because not because I I sing those songs meaning that that's my mindset.
Because not all my songs are reflection of my life.
I understand.
Yeah, some of the songs.
I'm just a very good storyteller.
Yeah, And I know that the masses would like this kind of idea that I've conjured up in my mind, and that's what it is, that you.
Speaker 1Have a wife and a sweetheart, would.
Speaker 4You I don't think so.
No, I don't think so.
I don't think I don't I don't think I can manage that, just say I wish.
Yeah, But it's nice to sing about to.
Speaker 1Think about it.
Speaker 4It's nice to sing about it and to hear the reactions from the different people.
Speaker 5I think that people could benefit though from you saying, like what your ideal thing is too because I think we have a not to say, not to say we shouldn't have any of it, but I think we have excess of these ideals that create for unhealthy situations that people who want to be like you emulate in ways, and they don't have they don't have the tools, they don't have the communication skills to actually set up safe environments for these things to exist.
So I'm just saying I think, particularly with men, I think the black community benefits from them saying like what they really want, not what people think they should have.
So you know, a little bit of both.
Speaker 4And that's why I do, and that's why I do a little bit double.
So yeah, so I can see her and I can say, yeah, I do sing songs about this, but I also sing songs about the faith and loving yourself and yeah, of course God is the same time a life that will change.
Speaker 7It's realistic and people can relate to because there are people out there who actually feel like this.
Speaker 2I wish they could live this type of life.
There are there are people out there.
Speaker 7I understand what you're saying about, you know, putting things out there that that can actually help to.
Speaker 2Grow the nation.
But we do that.
Music is also entertainment.
Had a little bit of that.
Speaker 7I want a little bit of laugh time, have danced sometimes and sometimes.
Speaker 2We go.
Speaker 1Beautiful.
Speaker 5Naturally, that makes sense.
I guess I think a lot because I have to sort through a lot of what's on the internet where people talk about.
Speaker 7Because music is a great tool, and it's a great tool.
I haven't been to so many places across the world.
And Christopher Martin was in was it Belly's last weekend, And when he got off the stage, he said, people were asking, like, where is the girl?
Speaker 1Yeah, I've never been to belly.
Speaker 7Music is reach into you know, different colors on the earth, And so I understand what you're saying.
Speaker 2It's a great tool.
Speaker 4It is.
Speaker 3And I think also women in reggae and dance hall so powerful with the way that they're able to like express their sexuality and have fun with it too.
You know, that's a real thing because sometimes people, especially I think women get shamed for things way more surely, you know, especially because we've been talking about these double standards so much.
And the truth yeah, and the truth is that like you know, even like people will act like women can't date multiple guys at the time.
Speaker 1But if you're not in a relationship.
Speaker 4Why notationship you wanted.
But but that's just as I'm saying, that's just yeah.
No, this side of the world knows it's super judgmental.
And then people's mindset is super judgment because in Jamiica, like a man can have ten girlfriends month.
I might say, oh, you're to feu yo, yeah, I love that, and then you know, you have a girl if she if she have two men, yeah, shadow, yeah, yeah, yeah, I understand.
And you know, I don't really subscribe to what is popular in society or whatever.
I just live my life.
I feel like I want to live my life, you know, I mean, I make myself because at the end of the day, do good, they're going to talk you do bad, You're going to talk anyway to me, understand.
And while I'm doing me, I'm I'll be doing things that I'm proud of and what makes me happy, understand.
And I feel like if a woman wants to do that and that makes her feel good in herself, then.
Speaker 5She do a thing.
Speaker 4I can't do it.
Speaker 7I can't do it, and that's honestly, I couldn't like one at that time.
Speaker 5If you want to do.
Speaker 1But how do you know?
Speaker 3Because here's my thing, Like I see people get caught up where they're not in a relationship but they're dating and they don't have any other actions because you're dating one person and that and sometimes that's not like the most beneficient.
Speaker 7Dating is different because if you really breaking though, when you're when you're when you're dating.
I don't I don't believe people should have sex or should be intimate hard hard.
Speaker 2You feel like it's getting to know you kind of fears.
Speaker 4Getting you know, getting to know.
Speaker 1It's true.
What if I body like you, but the sex is terrible?
Speaker 2Does someone problem?
I believe that because once that is terrible.
Speaker 3But at that point you really like somebody, you got to yeah, and then it's a pencil.
Speaker 7Like you said, I believe in test driving, you're gonna be sad forever.
Speaker 4I believe in I believe.
Speaker 6I believe in test driving.
I feel like it's experience, not with everybody.
You know, that's that's exclusively for the guy that you were for me, for the guy that you really are feeling and you're like, Okay, are we gonna take this to the next level or not?
I feel like that would be the time, and I'm like, okay, we might have a little sleepover, right, you know, okay.
Speaker 1But I don't think it's like date number three.
Speaker 7It has to get there, right, It has to get at some point?
Can I just keep dating and keep not doing it responsible?
Speaker 5Yeah?
Speaker 1You want to responsible.
Speaker 5Capital of the world.
Speaker 1What makes his protection for women?
Speaker 5It's got to be smart.
Speaker 4What makes you feel good only wake the next day?
You won't have no regrets.
Speaker 1Wearing his sex in a relationship to you very much?
Speaker 5I mean compatibility in that is just like I mean, yeah, Jesus.
Speaker 1Have you ever stayed too long because the sex was so good?
No, like eight years.
Speaker 5I'm a very cun dry like I things like that don't blind me.
I think more often than not before I'm thirty.
Now, before thirty, potential could blind me more than anything.
And like wanting to make a thing makes sense could blind me more than anything.
But I'm typically a good judge of character.
And the more you show me that you're like your character is not where I needed to be, the uglier you get.
Speaker 1What if the guy said I don't do.
Speaker 5Or I don't do you, that's weird, I won't say it's not weird.
Everybody has.
That's not everybody has their own thing.
Speaker 7But because because for me it's the energy thing.
Connect that because trust me, that's not even necessary.
If you have the right connection, not necessary.
Speaker 1It's really great.
Speaker 7You don't think about it, if you have the right connection with that guy.
Speaker 6But sometimes the vibes, even when you love someone, you're committed to someone your that's your life partner, there are times where it's like, I'm not feeling you right now, but you know what, I could use this head real quick, you know, Yeah, I don't know dosage.
Speaker 7I don't even have to talk right now at distagreeb Tyla Like, if you have the right connection with that guy's not necessary.
Speaker 5I think I think that if it works for you, I'm not going to nobody's young.
But you asked me, I mean personally, person I mean it's also an expectation at least with that women EXPM and if it's something that women enjoy, I just feel like reciprocation, it's a.
Speaker 1Level of respect that.
Speaker 3Okay, if you so women don't have to do that for you either, then she doesn't have to.
Speaker 1Yeah, so you're okay with that?
You could be with Yeah, I.
Speaker 4Could be with who doesn't do that, because that's never going to happen from me ever.
Speaker 1Okay, okay, yeah never, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4And if I'm the last of a dying breed, then hoorah.
Understand but that will never happen and I and I won't even second guess it.
Like people say, no when you find that girl that you're really in love with.
I'm in love and it will never happen.
Speaker 5Can I ask why?
Speaker 4I'm like, no, it's just just me.
And as I said, I grew up in.
Speaker 5Germany and I was gonna say that too.
Speaker 4But I don't.
I don't want to like put it that is just because I was born in Jamaica.
Why because you have enough man with that Jamaica said I did.
I understand it's not as taboo in Jamaic, I know as it once was.
I mean maybe they're more liberal right now than open minded.
For me personally, I just can't see myself doing that.
Speaker 1What is the mother no nose for you?
Speaker 4All right?
Or definitely don't even think board touching a girl in our black I don't know anal business.
Speaker 1Okay, boody play never like.
Speaker 4Just don't even think them, understand now, you're damn in the but nothing not listen from it.
I don't even think board it, and I don't even like it's not even like I would ask a girl a question like has a man never played with your you?
Just I would.
I'm not going to ask her that, but if he's a case we're in which like I don't want to someone judge you.
But if she tells me that that's something she's into, like she's right after but I'm attractive to me.
Wow, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1Okay, what about can you use toys?
Speaker 4If them I use those when I'll watch Okay, a problem, but you know it can't go to the tuble place, then just keep it, keep it traditional.
Speaker 5I understand I feel like saying that you personally won't do these things, but I think it also just goes back to the way they were socialized.
And I understanding you're saying to Jamaica they're more liberal now, but just thinking about the three Western women on the side of the can and our perspectives on it, I even you saying stay traditional.
I just think it has a lot to do with the environments you're in, nature versus nurture.
That whole thing too.
Speaker 4Yeah, on my environment nurtured me saying yo, don't love man and don't go down and yeah, and don't do no fold play.
You understand that was real?
No fould play, no fault said, no place, don't fubble doubly understand.
Yeah, So so we grew up the wet understand certain things.
You're just not gonna do.
Speaker 1You think that we all have things we would deny it till death.
Speaker 5I think by virtue of just like being human beings with experiences and shame, there are things we prefer for other people not to know.
But I think for the context of the conversation when it involves hurting someone and like in community, I don't think we should take those things to be grave.
I think that is a that is a tool of protecting what's the word I'm looking for, just detrimental things like to the community, like and yeah.
Speaker 4It's not a lot of people who, let's say it would be doing something that's detriment with the community per se.
I feel like in the are right now, it's like what kind of freaking ship you would do that you would not tell nobody, you know, Like, m That's what I feel like consensually yeah, not for just you feel like you want to do it.
Speaker 2Yeah.
Speaker 4And if my pron is new that you were doing this, like, they would be heavily devastated and disappointed.
So you know what, because.
Speaker 6In privacy and shame and it sounds like you're talking about shame, like you were ashamed you wanted to do something.
Speaker 4And that's what I'm saying, Like a lot of like iree.
That's why I say people should just live their shoes and do what they want to do, you know what I mean.
If you don't want to do it, but don't do something.
If you like my friends or my family knew about this, they're going to be understanding.
Yeah, but people people like them like yo, if we do this, nobody can become enough.
Speaker 1I do it right, they.
Speaker 4Understand, but them like it.
So I didn't did us lie because they don't want nobody to know.
Speaker 3They don't want to strap on, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1They do.
Speaker 3But there's some women that are okay, and I know some of them that were doing that and guys like it, but they would never want anybody to know about them.
Speaker 1I mean, which is fair.
Speaker 6Like I don't need I don't need all my family and my friends know all my business.
Speaker 2I'm not.
Speaker 5A pace of shame, right, That's what I'm saying.
I think you also have to.
It's gonna take time, but as a society, we got to reorient what we think about shame, Like what you like sexually.
As long as we have we have two consenting adults, you don't have to be ashamed of that.
You can want it to be private, but the things we should be ashamed of, to my point is the things that we're not talking about.
You know what.
Speaker 3It's interesting because the reason why I even started this podcast was because I felt like black women didn't really have a space to be able to talk about things like sex and relationships and learn.
And sometimes that was and people have been like, people who like it have been really appreciative to be able to be like, it's not just me that likes this, because sometimes what comes with that is people feeling like it affects their life if there's things that they like and they think they're alone in it, you know.
And also educational, like if ever one day you wanted to perform oral sex, you could listen to this and learn the right way to do it.
Speaker 4If ever one did a guy a guy, a guy who's never done.
Speaker 3It, because a lot of guys have listened to this show and learned how to do it.
Speaker 1You know what I mean?
Speaker 4They learned to do it by watching.
Speaker 3I was talking about it like like lingos.
Yeah, it was a dirty word, the medical term.
Like I can't say in.
Speaker 4The right for me, For me, I'm not saying it's not right for everybody.
I'm just saying about me, Like I would never interesting, it would never be a situation.
What is that would change my mind?
It is very strong, is it?
Like?
Speaker 5Never perception of uncleanliness?
Speaker 4Oh no, I would never say that because why why would you have sex with someone who you think is something?
Speaker 5You know what I mean?
Speaker 4Why would you put you No?
Speaker 1Never hard to scooch up to your face.
Speaker 4Like it's like it's like maybe a girl is going on here, she's trying to like go like where you're going, Like you're going too far?
Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 1But not if your wife and sweetheart died that to each other?
Is that a problem?
Speaker 4Did it to each other?
Speaker 1Like if there was a performer or all on each other?
Speaker 5No?
Speaker 4Not think so?
Ye?
Speaker 1And that's what it is?
Speaker 2That a problem?
Speaker 1No, it's not a problem.
Speaker 2No, it's not a problem.
Speaker 4Personally in the midst of fun and what they want to do, I don't.
I don't have what they want to keeping this whatever whatever, just like, you know, let's have three, not talking about my wife and three.
Speaker 1So now you don't want talk about your wife.
Speaker 4Because at the end it is still I don't feel like me singing the song wasn't like saying I want I want to have my wife and my sweetheart together.
Speaker 5You know.
Speaker 4It's just like I wanted to know each other.
Speaker 1About each other together.
That could happen.
Speaker 4Yeah, But but that wasn't That wasn't that wasn't what I was saying in the song.
I was like, if I want to do if Sugar is my sweetheart, I want to be able to tell my wife, yo, I go go.
I'm gonna go see Sugar.
You understand.
And it's okay because she understands that Sugar is our third person.
Speaker 2But what if we both want you in that moment.
Speaker 4Well, that is not a conversation that we can have.
Speaker 2Right, I'm gonna be miserably, but I don't when.
Speaker 4Right you said to me, no, love, I want to come over, and and and I would say, talk to Patricia, you want to come over tonight and everybody good because it's consensual.
However, that's not the gist of what I was saying.
What I'm saying is I just want you to know to be friends and everybody's good.
Speaker 3This man's planning a little bit.
Speaker 1That's like, definitely a little bit.
Speaker 3I'm just saying that we asked, was two women decided they wanted to link right, do them thing?
Speaker 4If you want to have fun.
Yeah, but I'm not.
It's not going to change my mind and be like, oh that looks so exciting.
Let me dog.
Speaker 9And she's like this was the best thing that's ever happened to me.
Speaker 7I'm just still Sometimes the women discover their true selves in situations like that.
Speaker 4Yeah, get what I'm probably like, realized them like that and then people.
Speaker 2And then you get kick you get kicked out the web.
Speaker 4It's pivoting if they get to liking that too much, in realize that there's no more space for you.
We are going to duel.
You got to move on.
Speaker 2That first one.
He got.
Speaker 1Squirting.
Have you had a woman squared on?
Okay?
Is that okay?
Okay?
Speaker 4It's not not like about not for squirreteam you know, I mean it happens naturally.
It's like you bring her to that feeling of you four it is like you can't handle it.
That's what I think.
I don't feel like, is everyone make Maybe you have just squired as you're a skirt for everybody.
I don't know, but I feel like he's reach to a certain point.
Speaker 2What you say, like, I think so?
Speaker 4I think so.
I feel like maybe all women can squirret, but never reached that point sexually where it happened.
Speaker 1You think all women can square?
Speaker 2I don't know.
Speaker 1Have you squared it?
Speaker 5No?
Speaker 2Have you?
Speaker 5LINI?
That was perfect?
Speaker 1What about you?
Jordan?
Speaker 2Okay, but I've heard about it.
Speaker 1You've heard about it?
Speaker 5Yeah?
Speaker 1You ever feel like you were about to when you stab yourself?
Speaker 3I think it's too hard perfectly?
Speaker 4Maybe that's it feel Yeah, like the first time it happened, I thought it was like like, what is you know?
Speaker 5He's tight here?
Crazy?
Speaker 4I love?
What?
Speaker 5Like?
Speaker 1What's going on?
The first time?
Speaker 4I mean, you start?
But then I realized that you know it's actually I think up, Yeah, you know.
Speaker 5What I mean?
Speaker 4Find the places?
Yeah, I'm just listening, but you respecting to answer, which is an answer, which is.
Speaker 1Which is answer?
Speaker 4You know what?
An answer?
Speaker 5Right?
Sure?
Definitely the whole album, and I am we can talk about that.
Speaker 1Yeah, can we talk about that?
Speaker 5Sure?
Speaker 3Okay, all right, so tell me because people were asking you started off with this parking lot pimping that was really really popular on social media and on YouTube, and and then now you have a show on Revolt that just started so yeah, so, which is amazing because she had so much of a following that people were like, okay, and then I saw people being like, when is the album coming, and you said it.
Speaker 5Is, yeah.
So I didn't intend to make an album.
I just know when I first got on social my goal was to create an audience for my poetry or my spoken word, whatever you want to call it, because I always know how a different approach to it because it does involve music.
But I wouldn't consider myself a rapper or a singer, like I stay in my lane and I'm really good at what I do.
But anyway, the parking Lot took off, and I just felt like leaving that relationship setting a lot of things down, like I had opened myself back up for my creative juices to flow and when I started writing again, it was coming like water.
So I wanted.
Speaker 9To see there you go.
Speaker 5Okay, that was quick.
Speaker 1That was quick.
Speaker 5But yeah, so I did want to do another content series, and I was trying to use the same formula I did with the parking lot to like give people short snippets so none of the pieces are past like what would be a real on Instagram.
And I started posting them and people were asking, like how can I listen on Spotify, like where's the album?
And I plan to do that later in the year because I planned a Winno Grammy.
I plan to submit for a scoring word out, but just the reception happened much faster, and I was able to link with some people who write and compose like original music because I was using a bunch of samples or like license free music or whatever.
But I didn't really dope pieces that I paid for, you know, permission to use on social But I wanted to create original work if people were trying to listen.
So we got an EP come in with like I think ten tracks, ten tracks, and I'm really excited it's almost done, but I'm taking the time for my team to like put some like gas behind it and like roll it out for real, because you know, before the show, I've been doing everything as an individual artist, using my own money, paying for my own promotion, and.
Speaker 3Right, yeah, and that's I feel like the most satisfaction comes from when you started off that way.
Speaker 5Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, And I think we're still gonna I'm still gonna be an independent artist, but just put me with some resources so I don't have to do everything by myself because that also just like drains me as a creative.
So I'm really excited about it.
And it's just like the whole album is a story of a black woman in his time living in America, seeing all the news that's coming by, but also being a full person with every day experience.
Is like just turning thirty being like finally feeling like they got some symbolists on adulthood because it's all like an experiment.
Nobody knows what they're doing.
So I'm excited because, as I said at the beginning, I think people, even though politics was never my thing, history is really my thing and politics became a necessary conversation.
People just see me as a vending machine for information.
Yeah, I am a whole person.
Speaker 1And after that election.
You said I need a.
Speaker 3Break, absolutely absolutely, What are you thinking about us?
Like with Donald Trump?
I'm just curious, but what is the perception?
Speaker 4What is your what I mean, I want to know what you'll.
Speaker 1Be thinking, like they're crazy in America?
Speaker 2What do you Yeah, I really don't think about it.
Speaker 3Hm, because I know people we go places, they be like they're always like, I'm so sorry.
Shoot, because I just want to put it out there.
I have nothing to do with that, correct.
Speaker 1That's how I be feeling.
Speaker 3I be wanting to explain like I ain't got nothing, like it's not my idea.
Speaker 5You did?
Yeah, why America?
Speaker 4Listen all right, and this is just my thoughts on it.
It's a black woman, yeah, hm, it would be the first time a woman's going to be president.
It could not happen with a black woman.
Speaker 1I thought.
Speaker 3I did think it was exciting when it happened, But then I also know that you're right.
The mississ never had their racism.
Speaker 4It never happen.
Yeah, I think you have to have a female president before you know what I mean, that was white.
It has to be that way first for America.
Speaker 5And I don't even think honestly, I don't think America would want to give a white woman the presidency.
They didn't like, they don't trust, they don't trust them enough, the don't care about it enough enough.
I at least thought I thought America had been put in a position where they were going to have to be forced to choose her.
That's what I thought was Okay, they would have won because like they threw her in, she only had one hundred days to run, and when you think about it, the number she did get were only one hundred days worth of a campaign.
Had she had all the time, she likely could have won.
But but again, America was just going to be forced to be in that position because they didn't choose her, or they think they didn't choose her because they don't understand like the twenty fifth Amendment, when the president is no longer in capacity, the power goes to the vice president.
They did technically choose her, but they didn't have to manually put her name on the ballot.
So again, I just thought they was gonna get caught up.
Speaker 3And the marketing was like, y'all didn't even choose her.
That's the marketing.
Yeah, that's not that's not true.
Speaker 4Not doing a thing.
Speaker 5It must be Yeah, you know what I mean.
Do you think you guys are going to be affected like economy wise, like affected by all the bullshit he got going on.
Speaker 4Yeah, the world's affected in somewhere because because there was one point where we were supposed to cut ties with Cuba.
I don't know what.
I don't know how that happened, what happened to that?
But you know, yeah, everybody's affected.
Yeah, I just come on a president.
Speaker 1You feel like right now?
Speaker 3As far as reggae and dance hall music, it's an amazing time globally because I feel the energy.
Speaker 4It's in a very good place, you know what I mean?
Speaker 7Yeah?
Speaker 4Yeah, and Big of the Teacher Yeah vibes t yeah.
Is an injection of great energy into the industry forge and dancer, I understand.
Yeah.
Man.
It goes to show that it has the power, It has the pulling power because well, you don't know, he's an exceptional talent and an exception as well, because when you pull up and at the venue, then we're not talking about five those capacity, those capacity my party thousand places, you know what I mean.
And it didn't just happen once or twice, so you see that it wasn't a fluke.
Speaker 1Yeah, understand.
Speaker 7I want to also pick up the icons, the icons in music, because I saw where Barry Salmon, Sean Paul and Jaggie they did.
Speaker 2They did the Ubs Arena as well, and it was the.
Speaker 1Full like that is so powerful?
Speaker 3Is the power as you're Talian Stevens.
Yeah, I mean that's right there too.
Speaker 7Yeah, the poet there is so powerful when you have a platform and you can introduce, use it to introduce somebody else, you know, because I'm here now with Christopher Martin.
Yes I'm sugar, but because of this collaboration, I am being seen more.
You know.
Speaker 2It's ability.
Yeah, it's something I appreciate.
Speaker 7So I'm just hoping other artists the icons also see the poe that they have, you know, to to you can put out some artists out there.
There's so many because there are so many young artists out there who are looking for opportunities, and there are so many times when we spend time talking about what needs to be done, but we don't do what.
Speaker 4Needs to be done.
Speaker 7How to talk about it, you know, and so that's what I would like.
I'm so happy to be here because at least make it said this.
Speaker 4You know, we.
Speaker 3Need to do more than we say.
Man yea, even because we're being in man.
I think it was a bounty killer that posted and tell people to go.
Definitely, even no matter what differences are, it's good for the whole time.
Speaker 4The industry, industry one hundred.
I don't know, we grew up, you know what I mean?
You don't know.
You You have many icons in the business that did it kind of big scale as you mentioned, Shaggy Shan, Paul Shaba.
You understand who Ju Banton, You know what I mean.
These people are people who've packed and places where it's reggae.
Understand.
Regging is dance, you understand.
So the space that it's in right now, a lot of eyes are on it.
So it's just it's good for everything, everybody.
It's just for us to capitalize on the wave.
Have yeah waving.
Speaker 1Waving.
I told you we got to go.
I'm ready, I'm ready to go.
Speaker 4She's there.
Speaker 1So do you live in New York?
Speaker 5I live in Atlanta.
Speaker 3Oh okay, so you only are here in town for this?
Yeah, So talk to me about getting your deal with Revolt and how that even happened.
Speaker 5It was it was a conversation between me and the Lord.
Either I was gonna be obedient or I was gonna struggle.
And as I said, along with my breakup came a lot of things.
I lost a lot of people, not not necessarily in a bad way.
Speaker 1Not you mean like friends, because you guys had me to like, what do you know?
Speaker 5No, I just mean quite literally, like my assistant that had been with me for three years she went on to do something else.
Some friends that I just had personally even up through lent this year because I let go a lot for LT again, still trying to be in tune with what the Lord has for me.
I lost friends in that season, and I just put a lot of stuff down, like whether it's my business, my nonprofit, things that I was trying to force to be stable and just weren't like I was trying to be in control, and so I took my hand off everything.
I said, Lord, you always taking care of me.
So I'm just gonna quite literally sit here and I'm gonna be still.
And that was boring, and it wasn't lonely, but I had to get used to being by myself as I lived with my ex and I moved to a new place, there's just a major season of transition.
But anyway, my prayer was like, I'm gonna put it down and I'm gonna wait on you.
And two weeks later I got a phone call that said Revolte wanted to give me a show.
And I hadn't even I hadn't, I hadn't spoken to Revolt about any sort of platforming and maybe a year and a half but my name had been in room since I started back in twenty twenty.
So I'm just really grateful for that.
Speaker 1And organically, organically, for sure, for.
Speaker 4Sure do it.
Speaker 5Yeah, I've been pitching shows I put in my bio years ago, stopped playing somebody to get his girl a show, and I've been pitching things scripted series, unscripted series, book projects, And like every meeting I took, everybody loved the idea, but they were like, oh, it's just not the right time for the market, or we don't really understand it, or this feels too smart for us for me to get exactly what I needed, when I needed it and how I wanted it.
So the team at Revote is amazing.
Everybody is so protective of me, and I'm really grateful for that.
But they're also just really good people to work with and they want to be as loud as I want to be.
That's gra and we need that when you can be load right, So I'm grateful.
Speaker 1Cong thank you, and so for.
Speaker 3When is a new project coming out?
Because I feel like you've been doing things, but it's been a minute.
Speaker 4Yeah, the new album comes out in the September October.
Speaker 1What's the next single too?
Speaker 4So we know after wife and thought, we have a song called sky What don't do that?
Speaker 2Sacky?
Speaker 4Sucky?
Speaker 1Okay, a second.
Speaker 5Girl I heard, I was just gonna act like I knew what it meant.
Speaker 4I was aware of she likes socking.
Speaker 6Okay, we're talking about Noble first.
Speaker 1Interesting you're playing and Shi what about you?
Speaker 2Yeah?
Speaker 7So well, I've been working on my album.
We are kind of holding that back a little bit though, because you know, it's best to have more visibility so you have more people to sell to.
Speaker 2So I'm not in a hurry.
Speaker 7I'm just happy for this connection between myself and Christopher Martin.
Speaker 1Did you guys know what other even before this?
Speaker 5Yeah?
Speaker 7Yeah, okay, it was from the same talent competition then.
Speaker 2The same year.
Yeah, I did.
I don't remember.
Speaker 1It's like an area.
Speaker 7Yeah, and so I've been watching him.
I've been watching Roman, and I've been saying, like, look, these guys are doing so well and they came from the same competition.
I want to I need to grow, I need to keep going.
I'm gonna just keep on playing that in my head.
And I'm so happy for the embrace right now.
Speaker 1Yeah, it's important.
Speaker 3I want to say to embrace the women because I know it's a harder road alway.
Speaker 4Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 5You know.
Speaker 1So I love that I'm a girl.
Speaker 4She's super talented.
I appreciate her, respect her talent.
So if and I'm by extension, I can do this.
Speaker 1It's yeah, it's easy.
Speaker 4To share my platform, to share whatever is going on for me.
Speaker 1But you take her version.
Speaker 4But I.
Speaker 2Love it.
Speaker 4Yeah, but you don't know when we need this show out.
They show out whenever she sings it.
It's like, yo, yo, you see why didn't you guys create all of this excitement for me.
I love that.
Speaker 3I love that for her, and we need a female version of Saki whenever that's goodness ideas.
Speaker 6Sorry, you need a female version, call it the Saki bomb bomb.
Speaker 4Good vibes man, you know what I mean, it's it's it's it's such a pleasure.
As I was saying, she's she's a wonderful energy, you know, I mean energy.
Energy goes a far away because people can't be talented.
They can have everything going for them where talent is concerned, Yeah, but their energy is just y and I I will stop you from excelling how you're supposed to.
And my friend believe and see like everything happens in its own time.
It's divine, isn't it mm hmm a fair time.
I'm loved.
Speaker 3Me and Jordan were talking about how you don't you don't normally like you know, you swear words things like that in your music.
Speaker 1Yeah, you said, your.
Speaker 4Mom listens listen to my music.
Speaker 1What does you think about my wife and sweetheart?
Speaker 4Right?
She says she likes the melody?
She doesn't, right, she said she loved the melody Junior nice.
Well, I'm like, it's like like the melody as well because they're both Christians.
So yeah, they're both Christians, so you won't really go around with my mom thinks what I think?
He honestly, he likes the melody as well.
But what I'm saying I'm not too in tune with it, but that's fine, Yes, fine, thank you very much, and I'm an entertainer.
Speaker 1Thank you, fat you.
And how can people watch your your shirt people's brief.
Speaker 5You can watch it on Revote Tuesday nights, nine pm if you had any sort of cable type deal Exfanity Sling, Filo Brian, it's on Prime, like Revolt TV has an app on.
Speaker 4Prime because I just said to her that I'm gonna I'm gonna revolt because I see it on Prime.
But I've never really had a reason to go and revolt.
Speaker 5So no, we stream it eleven the next day and then YouTube YouTube clips the next day as well.
Yeah.
Speaker 3Period, congratulations, congratulations to everybody.
Speaker 1Yeah, we're all doing many things.
We're all a big deal, very very very big big all right.
It is lip service