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The video opens with a strong warning about identifying and rejecting what the speaker terms "industry weeds"—individuals or entities that infiltrate media and culture while actively choking out genuine spiritual growth and truth. The speaker urges viewers to critically examine the people placed in positions of influence, from household names to micro-influencers, asking what they teach, who they represent, and whether their messages align with a belief system focused on the betterment of human existence. He highlights a troubling trend where many public figures fail to live out the very values they preach, noting that true devotion is rare in an industry driven by profit and popularity. This call to discernment extends to questioning why certain networks censor or demonetize content that challenges the status quo, suggesting that platforms like YouTube prioritize entertainment over substance, often silencing voices that could educate, empower, or mobilize people toward positive change.
A significant portion of the discussion focuses on the hypocrisy and double standards prevalent in Hollywood and mainstream media, using examples like Tyler Perry to illustrate how serious allegations are treated differently depending on gender and race. The speaker points out that while men accused of inappropriate behavior with other men face no consequences, those who interact with women are swiftly canceled, revealing a systemic bias designed to protect profits rather than uphold moral integrity. He critiques the entertainment industry's desire to keep audiences passive, broke, and entertained rather than thinking or motivated, explaining why high-budget projects for Black filmmakers are rarely greenlit despite their potential for massive returns. Instead, studios prefer low-risk content that reinforces existing biases and avoids challenging viewers intellectually or spiritually, effectively trapping talented creators in a cycle of limited expression and financial exploitation.
The speaker also shares personal anecdotes about his own experiences navigating these industries, recounting instances where he had to walk off sets due to uncomfortable scenes that contradicted his Christian values. He emphasizes that he is not a "lukewarm" believer willing to compromise his faith for fame or money, but rather someone who stands firmly on his convictions even when it costs him opportunities. This stance leads him to reject funding models that require taking advantage of everyday people for entertainment purposes, choosing instead to direct fundraising efforts toward life-changing causes like providing scholarships and academic support for at-risk youth. He contrasts the "soft life" of celebrities with the struggles of working families, warning that financial pressure often pushes good people into questionable decisions, while also defending the dignity and hard work of women who are unfairly judged or exploited in relationships and society.
Ultimately, the video concludes with a passionate appeal for viewers to maintain their integrity, stay grounded in their faith, and resist the temptation to sell out for fame or wealth. The speaker encourages his audience to join his community, grab merchandise that reinforces the message of blocking out negativity, and continue striving to live purposefully despite industry pressures. He acknowledges the difficulty of standing alone against powerful forces but expresses confidence that God will sustain those who remain faithful. With a mix of humor about his wife's cooking and heartfelt reflections on marriage and responsibility, he ends by urging everyone to keep their heads up, do the right thing, and let their lives reflect the values they claim to hold dear, promising that true impact comes from authenticity rather than compromise.
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Hey, hey, Tony Gaskins here coming to
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But wanted to talk to you about this
because something I'm noticing
and saw a genius quote that was
put online. Somebody said, "Stop calling
them industry plants because plants grow
and instead call them weeds cuz weeds
choke the life out of the plants." And I
say, "Man, that was good." So, I seen it
in the comments. So, I took that. But I
want you to take and do your own
homework on this. And I want you to look
at
the people you see
who the industry has put in place
and see what
they teaching you. See what they
teaching your kids. See what they
representing.
See who they are and what they are. And
even down to the micro influencers,
the ones who are not a household name,
see where their message is as far as it
relates to your belief system and the
overall betterment of the human
existence and see where they come in at.
See where they at. See what they talking
about.
See what
what it is now. Oh, and also I just
released the block and delete hoodies.
You got to go to the community page. I
know a lot of people don't know how to
get the community page, but if you just
click on my name, it'll take you to my
main page. Then you look at the little
bars and click on community. But I only
got a handful of them now. Now, I'll
order some more when they sell out. But
go ahead and grab your old block and
delete before it get cold. But some of
y'all might already be cold. Good to
wear up under your your big jacket.
And and I made them cheap, too. So go on
ahead and grab your one. My wife will be
packaging and shipping them out for me
and I'm going to give her the proceeds
for her 40th birthday which is September
26th. So even if you don't like the
slogan block and delete buy and give it
to your mean auntie.
But think about that now and as you go
through you'll see what these people
have to do,
where they got to stand, what they have
to say, what they have to believe. the
tiptoeing they got to do or the
contradicting
they have to do.
And you're not gonna see a whole lot of
people that's
living what they teaching. And you're
not going to see
people that are actively walking with
the Lord and in a very real and devout
way. And that's so sad. And to be honest
with you, everything is a network. Like
everything is on a network. Like even
here on YouTube,
we don't own this here YouTube. So I
might talk to my developer one day about
creating us another network where you
could create a page and upload videos
and be about the Lord all the way. Might
need to talk to him. See what that's
going to take. and probably be hard cuz
you know YouTube cost some money.
Woo. So Austin, let's see about creating
our own type of YouTube but for real
believers who don't want to get
censored. We want to have real topics,
real conversation
and see what that'll take. So we might
get us a little mock one set up and see
it. It'll be clunky now till we make
some money on there. Get some
advertisements on there.
But they'll desensitize you, boy. Not
desensitize, they'll demonetize you
quick. They'll hit you right across your
head. You say a word they don't like.
No. No advertisement for you. And so you
don't own it. And they got these other
networks they talk about, but it's more
so for
the dingo bells. I think it's called
Rumble and stuff like that. It's just
for them staunch
conservative
either black haters, man haters, woman
haters. It's just people that's just off
their rocker. And but think about it. So
I I thought about this because
I was like, man, Dr. feel,
you know, he's not like, we don't know
him to be a Christian, but they say he
get 90 million a year for that show. And
then Steve Harvey had the Steve Harvey
show. And I think Steve Harvey was more
so like
a Dion Sanders to where they gonna talk
about God now. And Steve Harvey married.
Yes. is his third marriage, but
nonetheless, he married. And to our
knowledge, he faithful. You know, ain't
no women coming out saying they sleeping
with him. And then he's up in age. So,
he really probably ain't got no whole
lot of vitality to be slanging meat all
around. And then Marjorie is very pretty
and look like she fit and all of that.
So, you got enough at home. But Steve
was talking about that God. Now he was
talking about God and I [clears throat]
wonder if that's what they ended him
for. If that's why they cancel that show
and they say he was making 42 million a
year. So you already know I wanted to
trade places with him or Dr. Phil. But
then I thought about that. But I say,
"You know what? If I mess around, cuz I
had a meeting out there in LA
with
Teleictures, I think it's called
something like that." And they were the
producer of the Ellen Degenerous Show.
And then they took and they chose it's
another black brother who he's kind of
metrosexual
like when he talk you almost think he
gay but he married to a woman but you
can't tell by how he talk how he walk
how he dress you'll think he in the men
and he talk very
ambiguous
like I don't I can't even imitate his
voice. I'm so country. Like he talked
like,
so tell me this,
you know,
do you feel like a man? Like do you like
how do you define man? Like tell me what
that means to you and what does it mean
to be a husband? Like he taught like
that right there. So it's like they like
man who no negro country bumpkin Tony
Gaskkins and we met and I met with them
I'm basically like they was like do you
think you're ready for daytime
television? They produced the Ellen
Degenerous show now. They didn't cancel
her show too. And I said yeah I'm ready
at nine. And they was like
you really think you're ready?
And then when I talked to the guy,
because the the assistant to the VP, she
followed both of us online. So she got
us the meeting. When I talked to him, he
was like, "Man, you know, I I should
have did what you did." You went in
there like, "Hey, what can y'all do for
me?" I went in there like, "What can I
do for y'all?" And that what they wanted
to hear cuz guess what? They gave his
butt the job. And so they connected him
and some of their productions. They put
him on the Oprah Winfrey Network, put
him on a show. Now he is the coach on
what y'all told me to watch Married at
First Sight. That's the guy I'm talking
about. It was me verse him. Now you go
watch the last season of Married at
First Sight. I tried to watch it, y'all.
I couldn't get through five minutes. And
then once I saw he was on there, I ain't
got nothing against a brother nine. But
I just like where I'm from. Like I can't
see no brother like that.
Like that just ain't my style. Like you
got to have a little more to you. Like I
I can't watch you all
and all that high pitch voice and all
that right there. No, but I got to feel
like you'll shoot something, you'll slap
something, you'll whoop somebody. Like I
can't be with all that.
>> So tell me this.
Oh, really? So what does that mean to
you?
I'm just like, come on now, bro.
Got to let them thing hang now. You
can't be on there. So me, I'm I'm more
like uh
that man who was like the security guard
for Dr. Phil, I think, or somebody who
got his own show, Steve Wilos.
I'm more like that. And one of them get
me a show probably. But I'mma tell them,
listen, I ain't doing no trend vest type
stuff. I ain't doing no homosexual
stuff. I ain't doing none of that. Y'all
take and put them on them women shows,
y'all. G. Put them on Jennifer Hudson
show. Put them on Kelly Clarkson show.
You ain't got to bring them over here.
But they want you to push a narrative.
They want you to push a narrative. And
if you can't push the narrative with
your
shows, then they want you to push a
narrative with your lifestyle.
So
notice Tyler Perry has sexual assault
lawsuits against him and he didn't get
cancelled.
Now, we know these men could put a be
putting a little bit of extra sauce on
it, but nonetheless, it's a lawsuit.
Now, anybody else you get that kind of
lawsuit on you, you cancel.
But they say, "Hold on, hold on, hold
on. We can't cancel him.
He got the Negroes in a choke hole.
Deep Black Women is crazy by a Tala
Perry project. We can't cancel him. And
guess what guys?
He funling the balls of men.
Now if he would have been grabbing
vulva,
then we'll have to cancel him. But he
grabbing booty cheek and balls of men
allegedly.
So he can keep his job. We don't care
about We don't care nothing about the
men getting fondled. Now if he fondle a
woman, we got to cancel him. Lionsgate
Warner Brother
cancel.
You fondle a woman now. You fondling on
allegedly you fondling your own
kind. Oh, we don't care. We don't care.
Go right ahead. We don't care. Go right
ahead. Because see, you also got to
realize in that Hollywood,
they know what really go on. They know
what really go on. And I'mma tell you
now, I know stuff I had to take to my
grave because there's no inkling of it
in the media. But y'all got to remember,
I'm one of the top coaches in the world.
So, I done coached women who done told
me stuff
that I've never seen a peep of it in the
media about certain people. And so, I
can't say nothing. And boy, and y'all
know me, I almost tell everything, but I
be want to tell. boy. Now when it come
out, if it mess around and come out one
day, then I'mma say
I y'all I knew that for 20 years. If it
mess around and come out one day, but I
can't be the one that bring it out. So
me talking like this, that's where my
phone tap phone be hotter than a mug.
They be listening in. They trying to see
what do this man know.
And but the and the people that is out
by they not in they not front street.
They ain't out here. It ain't Tyler
Perry and them. It ain't the ones that's
out here gallivan around doing
interviews. It's the ones that be behind
that you never hear from. It's the one
they do their craft and they stay out
the way. You know him and no blogs, no
headlines and Yeah.
Yeah. Be laying them down.
director's couch and they ain't
directors either. And so think about it
now. So Hollywood know what really going
on. So here's the thing. If you got
sense and that's why I need you because
they can't give me no they come on now.
Listen to how I be talking. You watch
these videos and you you picture me on
the Breakfast Club.
They can't give me no Breakfast Club
cuz I be done turned the country upside
down.
So they got to give it to puppets.
They got to give it to people who ain't
going to say nothing
of substance that can mobilize. Think
about this now.
If you got millions of listeners and you
say something that makes sense
and that can mobilize a people, that
could educate a people, that can empower
a people, as soon as you go to talk like
that, you cancelled. You're cancelled.
Show is canceled. We're not renewing the
show.
We want your listeners to remain dumb,
broke, miserable, lonely, and destitute
so that they will keep listening to this
show or keep watching this show for
entertainment.
We need your people dumb.
Oh yeah, we need them dumb. And so,
think about that. Think about how
they won't approve
a
suspense thriller for Tyler Perry.
All he could do is
black comedy. That's all they want to
see because we don't want we want to
entertain your people.
We don't want the story lines and the
plots to elevate.
We don't want nobody in here thinking.
We don't want nobody in here motivated.
We don't want nobody trying to become
screen writers and filmmakers. We want
them to come in here and get them a nice
little belly laugh looking at themselves
on the screen. We want low budget, high
return. We don't want to spend a hundred
million on you. We don't want to cross 5
million on you. And we know you going to
have a 700% return, 7,000%
return, 70,000%
return, but we not f to give you because
yes, we could take
and rent out a arena and fill it up with
people and put a team out there on the
field like we did for any given Sunday
and we could have your star character be
a NFL player or NBA player and we could
really feel this thing up and we could
have private jets and we could have all
the planes. We could do we could do the
Pentagon in your movie, the White House
in your movie. We could put the
president in your movie if we want to,
but
we need that 700% return that you giving
us. And so that's why they not going to
give a black filmmaker avatar
and spend hundreds of millions on the
budget. they ain't going to do it. And
I'mma tell you what, that's why some of
the micro influencers who talk a little
bit about too much about God and who
live a little bit too clean and don't
curse in their comedy. Why you think
Netflix ain't gave them nothing?
Netflix ain't gave them no special.
Netflix ain't gave them no show. Netflix
ain't picked up no project. They got to
go to Tuby.
They got to go to Tuby.
I ain't talking bad about you. I've
never turned Tubby on.
I'm not talking bad about you. I
understand that it's free. I've never
turned Tubie on.
The people I know who watch Tubi
post
they coochie on Facebook.
They smoke weed all day long.
They still from five and below.
That's the people I know who watch TV
from where I'm from. I don't watch Tub,
but I'm not saying nothing wrong with
it. But that's where they want to send
you
because they want to use you for your
views, but they don't want to give you
no real show.
And unfortunately, even even when you
not fully living it, if it look like you
a good person, they really ain't trying
to do nothing with you. So that's why
they giving these guys who who saying
Jesus saying the Lord name is married or
living clean. Nope. Keep your internet
fame. The fame that you made for
yourself on your own. You keep that. We
ain't giving you nothing else. We ain't
giving you nothing else. But guess what?
If you gonna provide content
and Mark Zuckerberg could make a billion
dollars off of you because think about
it, if you making 10 million, he making
a hundred million and you really don't
know what he making. So if you going to
provide content of any form that's going
to entertain
your demographic and they could put
advertisements on it, they don't care if
you make a h 100red,000 a month. They
don't care if you make a million a month
because as long as you keeping the
eyeballs
and they can put advertisements on there
and they can upsell your stuff because
you got so many viewers and you got
viewers who
buy what they want and beg for what they
need. So every ad you put in front of
them, they spinning up. They said black
people spend two or three trillion
dollars a year.
Can you imagine if we had somebody who
could rally the people and collect that
and and have everybody put money in and
and do the right thing by it like what
Jay Morrison could have probably did one
day if his butt was so broke and wanting
to be rich. He could have raised that 15
million, really invested it, came back
five years later and raised 150 million.
Came back five years later and raised
1.5 billion. Came back five years later
and raised 15 billion. Then 150 billion.
They have gave a man a Hollywood star
and a wing in the White House.
Because
they like, man, listen. You you buying
up the whole block, but broke behind,
want to go get a Rollsroyce, want to buy
his butter house, and want to just ball
out like a dope boy, went to jail for
cocaine, and want to just be a
crack dealer and steal everybody money.
It's like, man, you could have kept
coming back, kept coming back. You got
management fees cooked all baked already
into the fund raise. Just live off your
management fees.
Just live off your first cut of the pie
of the return
and then just keep on raising and keep
going. So it's like the crooks find out
how to do stuff when ain't now person
came to me and said Tony you know that
fund that Jay Morrison set up I am a
lawyer I know how to set that up or I
could do the research and learn how to
set that up and let's do that through
your clean honest respectable brand they
don't come to us they go to the crooks
they go to the scammers
cuz You think about that. Those of us
with a clean name, with a clean brand,
we can't raise our hand, let alone raise
some funds.
And so it's like, think about that.
And then, you know, we we wanted I
wanted to keep doing the the shows. Um,
but my producer because of where they at
and what they got going on in Hollywood,
he say it's going to take a whole lot
more money. And I'm just I'm just not
comfortable
raising that much money to
produce a a YouTube
episode.
I'm just I just don't want to be taking
money from people to produce
entertainment. That's not lifech
changing at that amount. Now, if they
could have kept it at the same amount,
then I would have raised it every month
like what we did when we did the
fundraiser for 10,000. I'd have tried to
raise that every month. But 80,000 or
100,000, I can't come I can't fix my
mouth to come on here and try to raise
no 80,000 $100,000. I just I don't
believe in taking advantage of people.
So when I raise money, it's for my
501c3.
You see all that stuff right there in
that room where the light out right now
to help them 20 boys go around the
country and get exposure to get college
offers so they could get a full
scholarship, have they college paid for,
changed their life. Now guess what?
some of the best players in the program
struggle
with academics.
So now I realize instead of I'mma let
the other people do basketball and I'mma
focus on the learning center for the
athletes, come in here and learn how to
read. Come in here and learn how to
write. I'm going have a coaches making
his players who need help academically
to come to my center after practice
where they could eat dinner but work
with a tutor for an hour or two and then
get Uber home if their parent can't pick
them up. That's what I'm f to pivot to
because don't make no sense me taking
you around the country to get exposure
and you can't read and write cuz you
can't go to college now. you can't even
graduate high school. So, you see what
I'm saying? So, that's what I like to
raise for something that's gonna change
a life, change the world. I just can't
be raising just for entertainment just
to give somebody a payday. Give a actor
or film crew a payday. It's like, no,
that's not my job. Like, you'll get paid
out here by Hollywood.
I'm working with the real everyday
people. I can't be taking all the money
out of everyday people and the only
return I'm giving them is to watch some
acting. I just can't do that. So it's
like when I did my channel fund raise
now you a partner in the channel and you
get a little payment every month. Every
month that the channel earn you earn.
[clears throat] It might not be a lot
but it's for life. Basically sold my
channel. Sold my YouTube channel. You
see me still showing up every day and
basically sold the channel to to my
audience. Well my audience eating from
it based on how much of the channel you
bought. And see what I'm saying? So it's
a different method.
But we living out here today to where
people will sell their soul. People will
sell their soul.
And I have been all up in through
Hollywood. And I don't And y'all could
go on YouTube and probably watch it.
Watch my show
um that I did Couples Retreat. I think
we were on MTV. I didn't even watch it
on TV. I just don't I don't watch my
work just like I don't watch my YouTube
videos before I post them. I record this
and it's going straight up. I don't
watch it back. I don't do no editing
because if I go to watch it back, it'll
never make it out because I overly judge
myself. Oh, Tony, you shouldn't have
said that name. Oh, Tony, you shouldn't
have said that. Shouldn't have said
that. And it won't get out there. So, I
record and I upload. No edit, no
nothing. But if you go watch that show,
I done been in Hollywood. Like, and I'm
probably be in Hollywood again one day,
but it going to be on my terms. And if
they don't want to make room for a real
Christian, then I ain't going to be
there. I ain't going to be there. I go
create Christian tube and we'll have all
good, healthy Christian content.
And so
think about this now
where
think about this
where
[clears throat]
that thing hit me now. But think about
this now.
I went on the show and they had a couple
scenes that I wasn't comfortable with
and I had to raise Kane.
I had to get up. I had to get up and
walk out of one scene. I said, "No."
Uhuh. No.
Oh, no. Not me. This devil worshiping.
What y'all doing? Um,
not me.
They had another scene. And I'm like,
I'm not going to be in that scene. I
ain't even never did that with my wife.
We don't get that kinky. I ain't going
to be promoting that. Y'all go right
ahead without me. I'm not f to be in
there.
And they were like, "Oh, well, you came
way out here. You should have told us
that you were again." I said, "What
y'all thought? You see my brand. You see
I'm a Christian. You see I don't curse.
What you thought? What? You thought I
was like everybody else?" Absolutely
not. I don't get down like that. That
ain't me. No, I don't play the radio. I
stand on mine. I'm a real Christian. I
ain't no I ain't no lukewarm straddle
defense Christian. No, I love the Lord.
Believe in the Lord wholeheartedly. I
ain't perfect now. I say something
that'll hurt your feelings now. I ain't
like Jesus now. I I don't turn the other
cheek. I will knock your head off your
shoulder and have to repent now. Ain't
all ain't Jesus now. I put you in your
grave. But I still love the Lord.
Me and Moses is killers. Me and Apostle
Paul. You see what I'm saying? So it's
like I ain't perfect now, but I'm by the
Lord now all the way. And they don't
want that. They don't want that.
They want you to be into all kind of
stuff.
They want you to condone it. They want
you to promote it. They want you to
stamp it. You can't stand on nothing.
You can't speak against nothing. And I'm
going to tell you all these people want.
I'mma tell you what they want. They want
money and fame. That's it. They just
want to be known. They They don't want
to be significant. They don't They don't
want to lead nobody to Christ. They just
want money and fame. That's it. That's
all they want.
They they excuse my language. They they
lames. Excuse my lang. They lames and
they want to be known. They never been
that person. They never been him. Never
been her. And they like, I just want to
be famous. I just want to be rich. I
just want people to see that I'm funny.
I just want people to see that I could
do this, that I could do that. And and
giving God the glory ain't nowhere.
ain't nowhere in it. It's about their
glory. It's about their fame. It's about
not stepping on nobody toes. And if they
gonna step on anybody toes, offend
anybody, they want to offend the
Christians that they claim to have been.
They will rather offend the Christians
than to offend the world. And that just
what it is, point blank period. But hey,
God bless you. I I don't know how I'm
going to get these videos up
over the next couple of days cuz I'm
going to be on the road
and um but God bless you. Keep your head
up. Go to community page, grab your
hoodie. I'm going have my wife in here
um shipping them out next couple of
days. Have her shipping them out. So, go
grab your hoodie and block and delete
because that's what we got to do. You
already know what we got to do.
We got to block and delete them.
You got to block and delete them. But
hey, God bless you. Keep your head up.
All the
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join us in the
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because that's one place. Oh Lord, my
wife cooked. She ain't tell me she was
cooking though, so I hadn't already ate.
They ate me some Chipotle.
Now she cook steak and potatoes.
Man,
I'm trying to lose weight.
But you can't tell your wife no to the
food she done cooked. So I'm going to
get out. I'm in a walk in place for a
few minutes. I got my walking pad over
there. I'm going to get on that walking
pad. Walk off. Try to walk off what I
just Well, dude, that'll take two hours
to walk that off. Try to walk some.
Yeah, definitely that steak.
My goodness.
She know I'm going out of town tomorrow,
so she trying to love me down.
My son be my son be requesting that. But
Tatum, but that boy that boy a mess. He
request steak. He'll request steak.
He'll request a seafood boil. He'll
request shrimp and lobster pasta. Like,
and she'll make it. She don't always
make it right away, but she'll make it
now. She'll she'll give him what he
requests. And guess what? She give me
anything I request. And it's like,
that's why I try to tell these men like,
man, listen, that's that's marriage.
It's still women out there that's like
that. If you going to take care of her,
if you going to provide, she'll cook,
she'll clean, she'll take care of you.
You going to take care of her, she'll
take care of you. It ain't Every woman
ain't selfish. Every woman ain't greedy.
It good women out here. And women don't
like me to don't like me to say it. Nah,
it ain't no another woman for me. But I
know for a fact it's women out there as
good as my wife cuz she not perfect.
Like God dropped out of heaven. She
ain't perfect. So it's it's a million
women as good as my wife is. It just at
the same time you got to look. My wife
ain't got to punch nobody clock. My wife
ain't got to punch nobody clock.
She for the years she done been in a
fine vehicle that run good. My wife had
two G wagons. So it's like a lot of time
men be talking about, hey the women, we
women that. Well, you got that woman
pushing her car from the light. Car keep
stalling out every time she take her
foot off the gas. So she keep she got to
get out and open the door and hold the
steering wheel and walk her car to the
side of the road
cuz you got her in that hoop there. Then
you got her working 40 to 60 hours a
week
like one of the slaves that Moses had to
free and she can't even get cross the
Red Sea.
So and then you want her ankles behind
her earlos every night. That woman
tired.
That woman is on them people job work
like a slave. And then you want to talk
about these women. It is. Well, what you
expect?
What you expect now? Yeah. I can't do
what yada was doing now. And I I'mma
tell you what I see why yada
listen. That'll make you want to swing.
You giving two You giving $150,000 a
child.
Well, listen. I don't want no riff rait.
I don't want no personality. I want a
robot. I'm give me a 250 a year.
That's what a man buys, he own. So you
got to be careful with that right there.
That's why I don't talk like that. Y'all
to talk now. Yeah. It was a time I was
giving my wife 10 to $20,000 a month
because I was making that kind of money.
And then I had to come to realization
like she ain't doing nothing but
shopping. That way too much money, man.
Go start a boy program and help out help
the young men out. And my wife was fine
with it. She ain't she ain't love me no
less. She ain't love me no less when
when when I gave her less money per
month. You know, out of our money, it's
our money. And but now I had to realize
now my cousin told me said, "Cuz I ain't
never seen no woman that know how to
manage money when she in a
relationship."
Say, "You know what? Cuz
boy, my wife could spend now." Boy,
it like every day. I'm like, man, before
I make the money is gone. I'm like, the
money just got deposited. The money gone
already.
My goodness.
I bar I ain't even had no birthday party
coming up. Now you got my son having a
giraffe come to his party. A lion,
tigers, and bears at the party. I'm
like, my goodness, woman.
Sheesh. Why that part is so expensive?
Hey, the boy ain't even that well
behaved.
What?
You put a woman in
in that soft life. I tell everybody I
tell every woman if you got a soft life
and men got a hard one because soft life
ain't free. Soft life gonna cost you. So
y'all got to listen. When men run up,
abide doing things the right way and
then the money start to go down,
we could easily find ourselves doing
questionable things to keep the ship
afloat. And that's what you see
happening. People start out with good
intentions, with hopes and dreams, and
the next thing you know,
boom.
The next thing you know, they need more
money, they need more fame, and them
people come and say, "Hey,
got it right here for you now."
But, you know, we we want to be
inclusive
and we want to know if you're okay with
that because we understand you got a
clean audience. But the truth of the
matter is we now have homosexual pastors
in Atlanta. And so, just to just to
portray real life, we're not asking you
to go against your values and your
morals, but we just would like to
portray real life. And one thing about
real life, I mean,
I mean, even your favorite filmmaker,
Tyler Perry, is accused of fondling
balls. So,
and do we believe he did it? Absolutely
not. We know Tyler. We love Tyler. like
we wish he would come over here and work
with us, but
the fact that we just want to show
like two men kissing
and we know that's not your belief
system, but it's just about inclusivity
and we just want them to feel welcome
because although they're gay, they like
to laugh as well and we think you're
absolutely hilarious. ious. And so we
just want him to feel included. And
then, you know, probably around like
season 4, we'll have like this staunch
Christian believer and he gets hit on by
like a trans
and he'll pass the test. Like he'll turn
him down. He'll let him know like it's
not what I do. But at least we've had
the inclusion.
And that's the talk they have with you.
And when they got that check,
seven figure check or a high six figure
check sitting in front of you. Listen,
that's like Jes that's like the devil
taking Jesus to the pinnacle and saying,
"Hey, I give you all
of this if you'll bow down to me."
Hey, so I know I'mma get my test one day
and I pray to the Lord I'm not broke
when they test me
because I tell y'all all the time I have
learned don't ever judge somebody till
you in their shoes. Because every time I
get in the shoes of someone that I
judged,
I'm like, man, now I see exactly why
they made the decisions they made
because the vantage point is different
from here.
So, I say that to say it's easy for us
to say what we would not do, who we are,
what we won't do, what our standards
are. But when you're actually in the
position,
it's a different ball game. It's a
different ball game, ladies and
gentlemen.
So, keep me in your prayers.
I hope you get out here and make
something happen,
and you stay in your prayers.
and do the right thing.
But hey, God bless you. Keep your head
up. Keep going. All the important links
in the description. Want you in the
Purpose Pushers community. Get on over
there. Live your purpose. Stop being
cheap. Get your life right. Change your
mindset. And go on ahead, get on over
there. Let's go on take it to the moon.
God bless you. We'll talk soon.