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The video transcript centers on a heated debate regarding Texas politicians Jasmine Crockett and Benton Jones honoring R&B star Chris Brown at a concert in Dallas, which subsequently led to significant backlash. The hosts discuss how the representatives presented an award to Brown for his musical impact, only for Representative Jones to later appear on Don Lemon's show to apologize for the gesture and express regret over domestic violence issues. The speakers argue that this reaction was hypocritical and politically motivated, suggesting that Jones reversed his stance solely to avoid losing voters or facing criticism from abuse survivors, rather than out of genuine moral conviction. They emphasize that separating an artist's professional achievements from their personal history is a valid approach, noting that white entertainers are rarely subjected to the same level of scrutiny over past incidents. A major point of contention raised in the discussion is the demographic makeup of the audience and the nature of the event itself. The hosts highlight that the concert was sold out with thousands of attendees, many of whom were women who paid money specifically to support Chris Brown and take photos with him, rather than protest him. They criticize the politicians for ignoring the wishes of the fans and the intent of the venue organizers, accusing them of "chasing" Black celebrities based on old news while failing to recognize that the artists are trying to rebuild their lives and provide for their families. The conversation also touches on the double standards in how society treats Black men, questioning why past mistakes from a young age are held against an artist who has since changed his ways and continues to work hard. The hosts conclude by urging the public and the politicians involved to stop dwelling on the past and to practice forgiveness, arguing that constantly bringing up old trauma prevents individuals from moving forward. They assert that Benton Jones should not have used a major media platform like Don Lemon's show to attack Brown after initially honoring him, as this action only served to deepen the divide and hurt an innocent brother trying to succeed. The overall message is one of solidarity with Chris Brown, calling for an end to the cycle of hate and reminding viewers that God watches over those who lack love and that people should focus on supporting artists who are currently working to feed their families and entertain fans, rather than tearing them down for historical reasons.
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Yeah, we on Boss Talk TV. Shout out to E. The reason you SEE Y representative songs as well as rock star because now y'all know I tend to get in trouble every once in a while. I'm going make this real quick. I need to know who won it. So it's in the building. it down. Listen, I know it's almost Sunday, so I want to be clear. >> Wow. Wow. Guys, make sure you like and subscribe to the channel, man. Look like we got Where there's smoke, there's fire, man. Uh they done gave my boy Chris Brown award. Jasmine Crockett and Benton Jones. OG, you there? >> I'm right here. >> OG. Um, so what happened was uh what had happened was we end up in Dallas. We honored Chris Brown. >> We we you we we we are in Dallas. We honored Chris Brown. And uh just want you to know that that we we we come through really hot on this one. And we honor Chris Brown. Now, we didn't want no smoke, you know, far as uh you know, far as this go. I wouldn't have never took the award back cuz you know I'm focusing on giving awards out myself. We had never had this type of situation. But she went up on that stage and gave that boy an award. And not long after that, Venton Jones took to Don Lemon's show. Listening to >> understand how did this happen? >> Did anyone ever question whether honoring Chris Brown was a good or a bad idea or there might be some fallout from it? >> Yeah. First and foremost, well, thank you for having me on this morning. And first off, I want to offer an apology. And I think that this is a very important conversation around domestic violence. And I want to offer my apology um to black women, to women, and to anyone who has experienced domestic violence. and really expressed that it was not my intention um to be able to to stoke um the traumas that that that goes into that as well as the the background of this situation. We were here um at the at the request, you know, of the venue to to come in um and to be able to honor um the importance of this evening that was going on. So, both Chris Brown and Usher, um, we were brought in to help. >> Stop it right there. OG, this here, it changed quickly on Chris Brown. It backfired on Chris Brown. Chris Brown tried to be cool with with these people. Venton Jones. And next thing you know, now he's Venton Jones apologizing for even dealing with Chris Brown. OG, what the heck just happened? >> First of all, let me say this. Uh it's not not it doesn't need to be an apology because this is apples and oranges. Let me read to you what this award of Vent Jones. Last night I honored I had the honor of of joining Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett on stage at the Usher Chris Brown concert. Together, we recognize Chris Brown for his lasting impact on music. Not beating up females, not domestic violence, for his music, presenting him with an official state of Texas legislative recognition alongside an official congressional record entering to the Congresswoman Crockett. This this should this shout out to Rockstar for all the hard work and coordinating in his efforts. So now you give a man a award for his music ability, what his personal life is. Why do we why do our black entertainers always get attacked on personal issues when it's apples and oranges? White America don't do that. I don't know. OG, I agree with you on this one, man. Because like I said, I I respect, man, that was He was a kid when this happened. And and and they still pulling it back up. Go ahead, OG. >> Yeah. And and and this little man right here, I just pulled up his record. He went to school with Charleston White. So him and Jimmy the Cricket, uh he got that that Alpo glowing like he will mess with. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. You can't say that. You can't say that. Mr. Jones, Miss, let's check your status, Mr. M. Mr. Jones. >> Mr. Jones is is he came out there and he was so into giving the award when him and Jasmine Crockett pulled up on Usha and they pulled up on Chris Brown. But then because they honored him, he got some backlash some kind of way. And I believe that's what caused him to reig on this situation. He reiged. He he changed his mind after he came out. He gave and presented the award. The picture looked like they were so happy. It seemed like they were so into doing the right thing by Chris Brown. They said some of the most eloquent words to show love to Chris Brown. And then the next thing you know they out here tripping like, "Man, what we just done?" Let me tell y'all something, man. You better be willing to stand for something or you will fall for anything. Because >> can I can I say one thing? >> Go ahead. Boy, I was going to go all the way in. Go ahead. >> Please don't go all the way in. Okay, I about to manage. >> I was about to go in here. >> Since you uh it says Texas State Representative Benton Jones apologizes to women and abuse survivors. Uh the constituents over congressional recognition given to Chris Brown. Right now in that now you first of all y'all didn't even pay to come into the council. So you got into the council free. So I need a check to pay for, you know, getting interrupted. Now, in that whole concert, would you say it was 5,000 people? >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. They going to fill the room up. >> They going to fill the room up. Right. >> Right. >> Now, out of that five, maybe 10,000. Right. >> Yeah. It could be more. It's probably about 15,000. >> 15,000. NOW, 85% OF THOSE WAS WOMEN WITH NO DRAWS ON. >> This man tripping. Now, NOW WAS ANY OF THEM PROTESTING out in front of the stadium? >> No, they was actually paying paying to take pictures with him. >> It was some abuse victims right there trying TO GET PICTURES AND autographs from Chris Brown. Huh. >> Yeah, man. It was It's different, man. I I I hate that. >> People all hate that plot chasing Negroes on top of Negroes. And you And you know who called it, right? >> Who? >> Mr. Jones. You know who called him, right? >> Who called Mr. Jones? OLD FAT UGLY WOMAN. YOU HAD THAT viol she can't buy a boyfriend. YOU HEAR ALL OF THE WHY is it all the time when you hear women talking about how they were abused and how men mistreated why all of them ugly? >> O, let me stop you right there. First of all, because of the integrity of the channel, let me first start off saying we are not with the abuse of any woman. I'm going to say that first before I get started. >> We're not the abuse of anybody. But Chris Brown took a straight on this one. He didn't ask for nothing. He basically was he performing and he didn't ask for nothing. Chris Brown was upset too. Chris Brown had this to say. Funny thing is y'all called me to be with to do this, not the other way around. He says, "I was minding my damn business. My show at my show in Dallas, we were already sold out. I ain't asked to be honored because I knew some like this was going to happen." >> And then V then Jones, Texas immediately started tap dancing and apologizing because he didn't want to lose voters and supporters. I have a great idea. How about y'all leave me the f alone and let me focus on the fans that spent their money and to actually see and support me. Same thing you was saying, OG, he don't want to leave him alone. You run out there messing with this man, Benton, you run out there messing with this man and I ain't heard Jasmine Crockett do this tap dance. Vent is trying to get elected something. >> But you know what? One thing about it, that could only happen in Dallas. >> Whoa. Now, see, that's here's Let me Let me just >> Let me Now No, no. Let me stop you right there, OG. This is where the set tripping starts. Okay. Let me let me let me stop you right there, OG, because it don't just happen in Dallas. You don't want me to start bringing up the cases of stuff that happened out there in California. >> In We ain't never ain't nobody ever gave a war to >> It don't matter. Y'all done way worse. No. Why you It ain't us against you. I just said it. >> I just said y'all done way worse. Don't sit up there and point the finger at us because ain't you the pot calling the killer black. Don't make me talk about the rots, the watts, riots, and all the damn back for all the stuff y'all done had to go down up there trying to keep that damn uh place intact. And you going to sit up there and talk down just because we had one incident. We love Chris Brown, but we can't help it if somebody do something like this. >> I'm a big fan of Chris Brown. First of all, I'm a big fan of Chris Brown. I I'm a big fan of Usher. >> I looked at the I looked at the voter register. You voted for John. >> You lying down. >> I just looked at the register and the phone. You got a big old uh star on your name by Ben Jones. >> No. >> OG. No, don't do me like that. OG, you that's wrong. You got to look over a little bit. I didn't hit it. I didn't hit the button for him. I couldn't hit the button for him. Oh, Vinn V. Vinn just getting his foot wet. Look like man, Vinn say, "I'm not going to mess my damn career up messing around with Chris Brown. I don't know what the hell I was thinking. I done made a damn mistake." They just in there trying to get some free tickets and they and and and all all real women is gonna be mad at them about getting on. They like Chris Brown, >> man. They came because they wanted to support Chris Brown. You know how crazy them women go for Chris Brown. >> He said all him and him and Usher show every state they go in, they sold out. >> Well, and here here's the deal. You got to understand, OG, there's a lot of times uh when when you see a person come into your city and all them fans about to come into that stadium and you get to I mean you a political whatever or you got a way to get in, man, I'm going to go down there and give him a war. We want to show him the love and respect that he deserve. And you not thinking that they going to come back another way on you when you do it. One person might have said something scared the hell out of this man. No, one of them old church ladies with them big hats. >> Yeah. Scared the hell out of this man. >> You know, you know our our church give you 1,500 votes and you went on there with that little yellow boy that be beating up on them girls. Yeah. I'mma take it back. >> Texas Representative Benton Jones. Let me just say start out by saying you shouldn't have went up there if you didn't think it through properly. Do not mess this man's whole run. He's trying to do something in his own right. He's got his own thing he's trying to do. Why would you then go to go on Don Lemon's show and and rebut it and get on a platform like that? This platform is huge. And you know already what that does to him. Are you trying to do something to hurt Chris Brown is what I start to ask. Why would you go on a platform and and and shout out to uh Don Lemon. I don't have a a I'm a big fan of Don Lemon. I'm a big fan of his show. I'm a big fan of what these guys represent. And like I said, I'm not with the other side or whatever they got going. That ain't got nothing to do with me. Uh but at the end of the day, I just don't like when we throw mud and schmut at brothers that look like us. We got to stop doing that. Why would y'all get on this platform and throw and darts at this man and throw stuff this man? Man ain't did nothing to y'all. I don't think that's right. You You got a huge platform for you to do that. It just it it's just crazy to me because at the end of the day, man, the man ain't did nothing. Go and do perform. He ain't hurt. He ain't said nothing to you. He ain't done nothing to you. Now, if he asked if he went through something as a youngster and he done got it right, ask God to forgive him, why y'all can't forgive him? Why y'all can't Why y'all don't have no forgiveness for this man? Why would y'all keep coming back at this man like this and and and bringing this back up? The good books say no man grab hold of plow and look back without running into something. So I don't understand how y'all could come up and start coming for this man and this man trying to put food on his table, provide for his family and y'all doing the same thing, but then y'all want to tear him down because of something that happened when he was a young man, young years ago, man. Come on. Stall him out, man. Go ahead, OG. >> No, you you said it all, Ryan. >> Stall him out. Y'all wrong. Y'all know y'all wrong. And we do all of this stuff. What he done, he done. What he been through, he been through. He can't change his past, but he can dang sure show change his future if and that's what he's been doing. Plowing forward, trying to figure out ways to to to make it through the algorithm and being a a brother. It's not easy to try to y'all seen what happened to all these people that's brothers and y'all for y'all to do this. And y'all see what's happening all the time to brothers. When you bring up stuff on them like this, you sending that type of energy out. And I I'm going to tell you something, man. You reap what you sow. It's going to come back on you. >> You guys going to go through the same thing. I'm rubbing you glue. Whatever you throw all over there, it going to stick back to you. You going to end up getting through going through the same thing because of this hate that you giving this this young man who basically didn't ask for none of it. And you know you're wrong. What he done, he done. He didn't he didn't ask y'all to come down and mess with him. So, I ain't g I ain't I mean I'm gonna digress, but I'm saying right now, man. Benton Jones, uh Jasmine C, y'all owe that man apology, man. Call that man and tell that man y'all wrong for what you did, man. Cuz one thing, my my auntie said, and I'll never forget it. She was looking at a group of people who had no love for me and she said, "You know what? God is watching y'all." I'mma leave it right there. He watching you and I'm going to be done with it. Boss Talk 101, man. Hey guys, if you still watching. OG, first of all, how did that show go? Did anybody pull up tonight? >> Yes sir. Yes sir. We got We got We got Boy, you showed them scared. You got people. You a bully. >> What did they pull up? >> They came through. They came on through, >> man. That's what I'm talking about. >> Yeah, they they jumped on that line and start trying to figure out where what OG was at. And when you going to do it again? >> Uh Thursday 7 o'clock. >> Thursday 7 o'clock. OG going to be going in again. Y'all better be supporting him, too. >> I'm talking about supporting him with every effort that you got, man. Now, guys, I'm I'm I'm gonna give y'all your your time back. But listen, guys, go check this out right here. First of all, Rosco Dash this week. Uh, but go check this out right here. Rosco Dash this week. But look, look right here. You should be able to see Yellow Bey uh um trial date been set. What's going to happen? I don't know. I got a few phone calls tonight. I don't know what's going to happen. Boss Talk 101. I'm just going to tell you. Watch this right here. Me and OG went in review. >> Yeah, we on Boss Talk TV. Shout out to E. The reason you see