Druski’s CTE Skit | Breakdown and Analysis

Hey, hey, Tony G here. Now, y'all put in the comments and sent me the thing on Instagram about the Duski CTE skit. And I have, you know, I've suffered a lot of concussions playing college football cuz my freshman year I had the red shirt, which red shirt just means, for those of y'all don't know, is basically you practice what you don't play. And that year doesn't count against your eligibility. So instead of being able to play four years, you could play five years, but not necessarily play five years, but you could be in college on a team for five years. So that freshman year I was on a full scholarship, $28,000 a year and they red shirted me because we had a senior running back. I played running back and then we had a senior. So of course the coach going to play him and then that next year I was I got to start and messed it up. But that first year I was on the scout team cuz I was a red shirt. So I had to go against the first team defense. We won the conference championship that year. Best team in the conference, best defense in the conference. And we had a linebacker who I ran a 44 in the 40. And they say he ran a 45 46. So basically the same speed and he was 260 lb. I watched him squat one time like 900 lb. And so that sports science show they used to have out, they used to show like the pounds of pressure that a NFL player hits you with when they hit you. And I remember watching it one time and it was like 1,500 pounds of pressure when you take a hit. And that gentleman, still remember him to this day, named Allan Cullis. He used to launch right here into my temple. He was 260 lbs. could squat 900. Mind you, I squatted like 450. So, he squat twice as much as I did. They say he was on steroids, but I didn't know. I figured he was cuz he never played because I I assume he wasn't passing the drug test. And so, they just would say his hamstring is tweaked or this is tweaked, but he never played a game really because I guess he just couldn't pass the drug test maybe or maybe he just was always injured. I'm not sure what it was, but he practiced and he used to hit me in my head and it it would feel like my my skull, like my brain was bursting through my skull and on the inside of my face. It felt like acid was running down the inside of my face. And I never forget, I was working on this app with a neurosurgeon for people who've had concussions. And I asked her, I said, you know, how many times can you get hit in your head and it be okay? And I was telling her about, you know, playing football in college. And she said, and and I was telling her how what I felt in college and what it felt like, the headaches and stuff like that. And she she grimaced. She was like, she was like, Tony, one time isn't okay. She like, "There's no amount of times you could be hit in your head that is okay." Like, it's going to have an effect. And you know, I can't even count how many times I was hit right in in my head, in my temple, in the crown of my head, on the side of my head, you know, right here on my head. Like, I can't even count how many times. And so, that's why if I go through something mentally or I'm stressing or struggling, I I give myself grace, you know? I give myself grace when I have mental health issues because I know the head trauma that I've been through. And with the Duski skit, I honestly I think every person who has had head trauma has some type of mental health issues that they face that they don't talk about, that they don't tell anybody about and that you that you can't put into words when you've been hitting your head over and over and over again. And so, but Duski, I I don't necess I don't think he has those that head trauma. I think he played football, but he probably was a lineman. And if he was a lineman, they they block with their hands. They don't they don't just bash heads like their hand catches everything first. And yes, they hit in the head if they just like drop their hands and just go head first and hit hit the running back or hit the wide receiver. But it's a lot more rare for them who really have the real head damage is the running backs, the linebackers, the quarterbacks, and then the quarterbacks when they get like slammed to the ground and their head hits the ground or if they get hit head on. And back in the day, the NFL because of the lawsuits and how they have to pay people, like I know guys that played in the NFL clients and they get $30,000 a month for the rest of their life from NFL concussions and injuries and lacerated organs, whatever, shoulder, knee, they just kept applying for the disability thing and until they won and they get a lump sum. Sometimes that lump sum may be like a million, two million and then they get x amount of dollars for the rest of their life. And the only stipulation is you can't work a job that pays you more than 30,000 a year. So you could be a high school football coach for 15 grand, 20 grand, 25 grand. Yes, you can get paid under the table. Yes, you can do a escorp and let all the money sit in the company. But you can't be paid to your name more than $30,000 a year is is what one of my clients deal is. And I never made it to the NFL. So it's no the NCAA doesn't have that thing yet for those of us who played in the NCAA in college to where we could get a check. They I they don't have enough money. There's been too many athletes. And so Duski may have some head trauma, but it's obviously hasn't scared him or been that bad because he was able to do a skit about it. But that's what I want people to understand about entertainment. Entertainment is always going to be rooted in some form of evil. Eventually, it's always going to get further and further and further away from God and closer and closer and closer to the antagonization of Satan. Like, it's going to be things that trigger you, that anger you, that stress you, that frustrate you. And if it's not you, it's going to make you laugh. And you're laughing at someone else's pain. So, think about that. Like where is the righteousness, the holiness, the purpose in laughing at someone else's pain? Because there's there's little girls and little boys who have lost their father to CTE. Their father committed suicide or drunk himself to death or overdosed due to the mental health issues. And back in the day with football, there wasn't any spearing rules. Like spearing is when you go headtohead. They didn't have those rules till recently, you know, some few years ago. Basically, they start putting this stuff in after that movie Concussion. And so we used to growing up, we used to just hit head on head. like you run into each other from like 10 yards, which is 30 feet apart and you just crash heads. So, a lot of people don't realize, and I never forget when my sister said to me one time, she said she heard LeBron James say it, but I don't know if that's true, that football is a poor man's sport and why he didn't let his sons play football because it's really a sport of poverty. It's what you play to escape poverty and it don't cost anything really. So with football, it was $35 to play and there was no travel involved with football. There's no travel football team until you get into like flag flag football, which is no head-to-head hitting. So it was $35 and you go right up the street. Like with soccer, we might have to fly across the country, across the world. My sons play soccer. With football, you just going right up the street to the field where you know where you from or if you make allstar team or something like that, you on a certain team, you you traveling in your county to it's it's different fields, but they all in like your city or your county. So it don't really cost and all your your pads, your helmets, all that stuff included. And so, but like with soccer, it's so today's football team might be $150 to play. My son soccer is $3,500. Soccer come with concussions, too, though, cuz you heading the ball and stuff like that, but not as violent as football. And so Duski doing these skits, the thing the thing about it is when he did the church skit, nobody cared. Everybody thought that the Christians who were offended were over overreacting. He did the Erica Kirk skit and nobody cared. If you're not a conservative and you're not white, you don't care. And and then now he doing the CTE skit and it's some football players that's they in their feelings. And I'mma tell you now, one of the things I've seen that offset the mental stuff is a bunch of exercise. And the neurosurgeon told me that cuz I was trying to create an app where like you do like memory games. And she said, Tony, the memory games isn't going to do anything for the brain is it if it doesn't include exercise, like movement. She said the number one thing to regenerate the brain is exercise. And I think the brain the brain calls on it. It calls for it. it asked for it because I see Ryan Clark who if anybody will have CTE, he would be a candidate for it because of how hard he would hit guys and he the NFL changed their rules partly because of Ryan Clark and the way that he would hit. It was like reckless abandon. It was just like boom. I wrote him one time like, "Man, you need to write a book about just like your mentality, your mindset." Because he was undrafted and then he played in the league for several years. So, he had to channel a different type of monster, a different type of dog to do what he did. But he worked out like a madman. So if it's possible to regenerate the brain, his workout routines that he show online will do it. And I don't work out like that. I I don't I I don't think I can. Like the the dude so strong like we we like probably the same size, but the man so strong and and I'm going to have to get into that eventually. Like just doing more working out. Me, I just walk. might do some bench press, a little bit of curls, but I don't get too fancy with it. But that's what the neurosurgeon told me regenerates the brain exercise. And so Duski doing this here skit, it done triggered a lot of people because when you had a lot of head trauma, like a hundred really hard hits to the brain or a thousand really hard hits to the brain like a boxer, your life is on the line. Like in your 50s, you could literally lose your mind. like Junior Sea who was one of the you know most dominant I think linebackers killed himself and it's been a lot of NFL players who have killed themselves and and it's and it's strange that like it's so many NFL players and football players who have killed themselves with drugs or suicide intentional suicide but the same is it's not the same for basketball where you don't really have concussions you know, it's more it's rare to have a concussion in basketball. It does happen, but with football, you can get a concussion every play. And with basketball, this is not the case. And so, and I played football and basketball growing up and was good at both. I never hit the ground and my head hit the ground in basketball. And but football, you you was intentionally crashing heads in practice. We used to do a thing called bull in the rain. And so what Duski did, it could be like a self-fulfilling prophecy. Maybe he's been hitting his head playing football and then playing youth football. Maybe he did bull in the rain. Maybe he's feeling some mental health things. And so he trying to make light of his own pain and struggles, but it definitely was insensitive when it's so many guys killing themselves and drinking themselves to death, drugging themselves to death, and and their mother is in a black dress. They kids is having to live without a father due to brain trauma. And then there's other people with brain trauma that may have like a version of CTE or develop a version of CTE that never played football and because it can happen from a car wreck, from just a accident, incident, what have you. And and he making light of it. But that's comedy. The other thing you got to realize too is we're in a recession. It's still going to be money flowing. It's still going to be money made. But people can backtrack any day. You could sign a deal for some a film or book or production and it never see the light of day because the the company ran out of money. And in order for Duski to stay relevant, he has to have shock value. Like it has to be extensive, elaborate, and it has to anger people. So his whole thing is like next level trolling and everybody loves him because everybody loves a comedian. So I I don't blame him or fault him. It's just he's being he's being used in the sense of it could be his ideas or he could be getting it from AI or or he could have a creative director but he's being used by the machine basically to just incite anger and but at the same time laughter, but it's a desensitizing laughter. So when you laugh at real life, like things that people really care about and things that people really love, it desensitizes you because so so you learning to laugh at pain, which in in its you know, at its core, in its essence is evil because even that, you know, the Bible talks to us about like not justing like basically like not playing around so much, like not being caught up in folly and foolishness and and joking around too much because it leads to sin. I believe that's in the book of Proverbs and you need to sit down and read it for yourself and you read the translated version so you could read it in plain English. And but I'll never forget when I read that and I was like man it basically what I got from it was like don't don't be joking and driving and like telling crude jokes and rude and nasty jokes and stuff because it that leads to sin and like they say 50% of every joke has some truth to it. So the thing what Duski don't understand is CTE like brain trauma is very very very very very real just like PTSD and he could lose his life. Like if somebody has a a very escalated form of CTE and they see that skit, it could anger them to the point that they start to plot to take his life because they having when you have like brain trauma and and I've been hitting the head a lot of times and you supposed to retire after like three concussions. I had six recorded. I ain't record the other ones and I don't know if I had tens or hundreds. And so that's why I tell people all the time like don't play with me and that's why I don't play cuz I I know I kill you. So I don't I don't I don't play. I don't I don't I I don't argue around. I don't argue. I don't go back and forth with people cuz I know I kill you because I I know the brain that I have to live with every day. I I know the makeup. And what it does is it it removes fear. It removes like regulation, emotional regulation at times. And the only thing that I could I could feel that it hasn't removed is love. So I'll never intentionally hurt somebody that I love. But if I don't love you, I don't know what I'll do to you if I got angry. And that's just and I think that A lot of people that's dealing with brain trauma don't have enough sober moments because of what they may do may be doing with their brain. So if you if you on cocaine, if you on marijuana, if you on ecstasy and pills and you know lean or whatever you may be on, Adderall, that stuff changes your brain chemistry. It changes the the chemicals in your body and what's being released. And and so for me not being on drugs and stuff, it's like I have moments to where that's why you see me talk so much on on social media because it just keep my brain active. It keep me in purpose and I and I believe in the spiritual side of things that God can heal, that God can renew. So, I feel like my brain regenerates the more that I push it to public speak and public speak without filler words and public speaking without cursing, without ums and likes and rights and you knows and all of the filler words that people use as a period. I'm intentional about not using those words and not having a set speaking cadence that you can predict and you know every five words I'm going to end it with right like most speakers if you pay attention to people speaking they'll be teaching a lesson and they'll say you know if you want to go to the next level you have to change the way you're speaking right and you have to stretch and get out of your comfort zone and meet new people, right? And they'll and right will become their period. And if it's not right, then it's like or you know, um so I'm intentional with my speaking. My filler word is and so and then you'll hear me say things like you got to realize and understand or caveats and nuances. So, I create phrases that I use, but real words with real meaning. And that challenges my brain to create new synapses, new firing patterns, so that I'm stretching my brain. I'm stretching my mental capacity to combat the brain trauma that I've experienced. And then I also exercise. I just don't over exercise. I don't overdo it. And I say that to say I believe that what Drewuski is doing it's eventually it's going to get darker and darker and darker. Eventually he'll get cancelled and just something will cross the line. But that's how the system uses you because he's making the system a lot of money. He can make the system a lot of money. So like his ads, they able to put ads on top of his content and he only gets a portion of it. But that content being so triggering and being so viral, it's gonna make if it's on YouTube, Google, it's gonna make Google millions of dollars. It's going to make Meta millions of dollars. And then they're putting all of that money into the coffers. like it's going to the market in high yield savings money market like investing like their money is making money on top of money so that when he cancels himself they don't care like they will quickly delete his channels delete his everything because they're going to be like he's one black man that we've made $10 million off of or $100 million off of. So what? Who cares? Let's end him. Be done with him. Latch on to the next one. Open the algorithm for for him. Make millions off of him until the people catch up and realize that the stuff he's doing is unacceptable. Then let's part let's side with the people and say, "Yeah, you're right. it's unacceptable. We've removed the videos when they already knew, but they was making money. And they're not gonna release a statement that said, "Hey, we get 45% of all of the ad revenue on Drewuski's channel, and we've made a hundred million off of him since he's been on YouTube. We're going to donate all of that money. Every single dime, we're donating it to St. Jude's Hospital." They're not going to say that. They they Till the sunset Christmas bonuses bonuses Druski got cancelled we who's next and they'll jump on the next one and then jump on the next one. Jump on the next just like the record industry just like the media industry and people don't think about that. And when you speak about it with a clear conscience when you speak about it with wisdom, knowledge and understanding our world is so desensitized that you're a hater. you call, you instantly labeled a hater. You're too serious. You're too judgmental. And that's exactly what the machine has done. It's made you stop thinking critically. It's made you desensitized so that when someone speaks common sense and wisdom and knowledge and understanding, you're like, "Oh, you're too sensitive." And, "Oh, it's just a joke. But let your mom or dad die from cancer and you're at their feet every day and you're crying out to God praying that they don't die that they get another year, another two years and they die. And then Duski come out with a skit about when people go through cancer and they using cancer for they gofundme and he shave his head and he in the hospital bed with all the IVs in and he I got cancer and he making fun of cancer and then he going to make fun of ALS and then he gonna make fun of HIV and then make fun of this and that and this and that and all it's doing is just sending people into a uproar and it keeps them relevant. It keep them paid, get to [clears throat] host different award shows and all of that. Get to be massively successful and but it's all engineered because think about it. He's not the funniest comedian. He's funny, but he's not the funniest comedian. But why is he the biggest? Because he's willing to do what the other comedians are not willing to do. He willing to He willing to sell his soul. He willing to sell out. He willing to do what Keel on stage won't do. He willing to do what these other guys I I I can't Jaylen Hinton like it's other comedians that I I can't even think of all their names but they real funny but they're not going to do they could go do it now because they don't have to do it at that budget scale that Duski is operating at which Duski could be backed by some mega mega mega bucks some mega money or he could be spending it out of his pocket. Who knows if he's if he doing all of this out of his pocket. That'll let you know just how much money he making. But I don't think he doing it out of his pocket. I think he has somebody that's has gone into business with him and they fund it and then they get a piece of his ad revenue and stuff like that. And so and doing brand placements and stuff like product placements in the in the stuff eventually if they're not already doing it. But eventually we we live in a world that's like if we care they have to care. The brands don't really care till we care. So if everybody would have laughed off the is it the good good the golf? If everybody would have laughed off that little that commercial they did where the boy runs and pushes that woman really hard and she fall to the ground or whatever. They have they was bought by Callaway Golfing which is like one of the biggest golf companies. Callaway severized. The sporting goods stores gave away all their stuff like took all their stuff out the store. Like as soon as the people said we are offended by this, the brands had to immediately the brands had to immediately do a 180 on them folk when they approved. Callaway approved that ad to go out and then they gonna turn around and make like they ain't approve it. Like they ain't know what happened. No, you know, you know what happened? You approved that ad to go out and now that there's a uproar cuz you need money. You approved it. It's it's it's racy. It's it's scintillating. It's edgy. Let's Let's push it. Let's let's get it out there and see if it pushes us to a tipping point and gets all of the men who are from this segment, the woman hating club, to go buy all our gear, go support us, and let's see if we can make women laugh and make women turn against women. And that ain't what happened. It blew up in their face. And because it blew up in their face, it taken They they they back out on them folk. They back out on them folk. Oh no, we don't like it. And that's exactly what they going to do to Duski one day. They going to get to a point to where everybody who all these networks and outlets that's been pushing and promoting his stuff. And then I think like BET or somebody let him host the award show and all of that. He gonna do something and everybody gonna turn their back on him and they gonna treat him just like they're gonna treat him like the plague and they and they're going to be and the reason why they let you do this stuff is because they know eventually you're going to cancel yourself. They know eventually because they don't in the industry they don't want to work with anybody forever because the gift horse only going to perform for so long and then you need to be raising up and training a new a new gift horse. So they don't want to be running no 50y old horse. They they want you in your prime in your highest earning years and they're going to let you eat and they going to eat 10 times what you eating and they going to run it up on you and then when you are used up that's when they going to let you get cancelled because they know you going to cancel yourself cuz they know you got to keep pushing the limits to stay relevant. So they know you going to cancel yourself and that just is what it is. So they let that happen. They let that happen. And then when they done with you, all right, next up. And then that person who was used by the machine goes into over drug usage, over alcoholism, over, you know, sexual immorality and they just spiral out of control and everybody watches them spiral. They set themselves on fire. Everybody buys a ticket to watch them burn and they fizzle out and they die from some type of disease or suicide or something like that. And then everybody is like, "Oh, we saw it coming. We knew that was going to happen." And the media is like, "Oh, it's so sad. Mental health issues." And then everybody who was desensitizing like, "Oh, that's what he get. died from mental health issues after picking on people with CTE. And so that's why that's honestly why I started the purpose pushes community. And people they'll criticize it and they'll call it a scam and all of that, but because it's $47 a month. But the reason why I started is because I know that purpose is the only thing that's going to matter at the end of the day. how you make money. Like entertainment, all that stuff gonna die because they're going to create AI comedians. They're gonna all that stuff gonna die. That entertainment, all these subscription models that's out here, like I got a charge from Netflix yesterday or the other day, it was $30. When I got on Netflix, it was $7 a month. It's now $30 a month. So, think about that. So it it increase over 400%. And we f to be subscriptioned out because the economy is so terrible that people with subscriptions, they got to raise the prices to stay in business. And they just hoping that they got a loyal few that will stay subscribed. And people are in such pain that we will pay what we have to pay for entertainment because that is our pain reliever. That's our pain reliever. So we pay for that because that's how we going to eat. I mean that not eat but that's how we not stress out. So think about it. You working a dead end job because you have not identified your purpose. And so you're doing nothing in your purpose and you just in a dead end job. So what you going to do? You're going to get Netflix for whatever $14 to $30 a month. You're going to get YouTube Premium for 12 to $20 a month so that you can watch the videos without having to sit through ads. You're going to get stars so you can watch Power by 50 Cent. You're going to get Netflix so you can watch Temptation Island, what Angel Murdoch, the fake PA student from Duke was on. You're going to get Hulu or Peacock so you could watch Love Island. And if you don't have all those at one time, you just going to be rotating subscriptions. So if the show come on Peacock, you canceling Netflix, going to Peacock. Show come on stars, you cancel Peacock, go to Stars. So it's a bidding war. It it's a it's a attention war. These subscription models are vying for your attention. And then it's people like myself who we teaching something and we have to v for your attention. So for you to join my community, it's $47 a month. That's more than Netflix. So then you say, "Well, okay, what really matters more to me? Do I want to hear Tony bumping his gums about purpose and trying to push me into purpose and trying to get me to write books and start a nonprofit organization? Or do I want to have thousands of titles on Netflix that I can sit and indulge in while I'm eating popcorn and drinking red wine after a long hard day at the office at at at my deadend job? And we're going to go for the pleasure because the purpose could be painful. Like being diligent, being focused, being intentional, that could be painful. Discipline hurts. Consistency hurt. That's why I made these 12 shirts for myself. I got 12 of these shirts. I wear one every day, whether I sleep in it or whether I'm out and about in it, filming in it. to remind myself you got to show up and you got to be consistent. But it's painful. It hurt. It's it's tiresome. It It's excellence is boring because you don't get to do what everybody else doing. I don't watch porn. It's a lot of men watch porn. I don't watch porn. So if I'm not watching porn, guess what that also mean? That mean I'm not jacking off. So when you living like this, it's like and then I I I I don't sexually coers my wife. Like if she got a headache, if she tired, if she not feeling good, I'm not f to force her to sleep with me and be like, "Oh, you my wife. You got to sleep with me every single day." We watching this show about the death of the pastor's wife. And the one of the ladies said, the lady told her that she got to have sex with her husband, the pastor, four times a day. And then he getting up in the pull pit preaching about if you don't meet your husband needs, if you don't give him what he want. And it's like, no, you need an orgasm because you're addict four times a day. That mean you're addict because the same part of the brain that's activated from the orgasm is the same part of the brain that's activated from snorting cocaine. You are a drug addict and sex is your drug and you're getting that orgasm. And then the more and more you want more and more and more and more. So now you being more and more violent towards your wife during sex and you doing more and more kinky stuff because lust can't be quenched. It can only be starved. So if you don't have a healthy sex relationship and if you don't if you don't if you don't learn how to tame your lust then you're going to be absolutely destroyed. And I can guarantee you somebody like Drewuski watch porn because when you watch that porn it perverts your mind and you become completely desensitized to stuff. So that's the sign of a brain being gone when you do stuff and you don't think about or care about who it's going to offend and you could go to sleep at night. That's a that's a different type of brain. You you you operating on a different spiritual dimension, a different spiritual realm when your brain can do something and make light of a deadly disease and you could sleep at night. Your your brain gone. So, I say that he may actually have early onset CTE himself and he may battle demons in the dark and that's him making light of it. And it's not funny at all. But a lot of people don't understand the brains response to trauma. And so right now, Lil Dirt is on this trial and they literally started playing allegedly based on what they saying. It was almost like they they treated murder like schoolyard fights is what the people saying. Like the guy that's testifying is like, "Hey, I don't like this person. He did this. He made me mad. I'm going to kill him. That's a trauma response. Like that's you're angry about something else. Like you're angry about losing your father, your father being in prison, not being there for you, your father missing your birthdays, missing your, you know, not not paying for you to sign up for football or basketball as a kid, and you feeling lonely, you feeling abandoned, you you hurting. And so you say, "Hey, I'mma take this pain and anybody who offend me, I'm killing them. Anybody who say my name the wrong way, I'm killing them. Anybody who do something to me I don't like or do something to my family that I don't like, I'm killing them." And and it's not that they don't have love. They have people that they love, but then even those people that they love, we still are hurt the people that we love. When when you a killer, you'll hurt the people that you love, too. You just won't kill them. But that don't mean you won't cuss them out. It don't mean you won't beat them. Don't mean you won't choke them, but you just won't kill them. But if you keep feeding the brain with a violent response every time the brain is uncomfortable, every time you angry, then you will eventually kill. And so think about this and this what I try to tell y'all and this why the Bible speaks so much about sexual immorality. So when you think about this this pastor who I ain't I ain't done watching the Netflix thing but it sound like they saying she killed herself which if if if a woman forced to have sex four times a day with a man that's treating her like crap I wouldn't I wouldn't doubt she'll kill herself. But it's kind of like seem like where it's going is like he killed her but made her say she did it herself. So I'm I'm going to go back and start it all over and watch it all over again and then I'll probably do a little review on it because that's becoming a thing. And it's no different than that boy who was in that green truck who who did the video. If if sex ain't on the table then cheating is. And he basically saying like he'll give you one day a year or something where you can say you got a headache, but other than that, you got to have sex with him. And listen, I want to subscribe to that. I want to buy into it. I mean, it sound good as a man. Like, yeah, that'll feel good to be able to have sex anytime you want to, but it's just not realistic. Unless you want to become an abusive, controlling maniac, it's not realistic because men and women are not the same. And then you have dumb men talking and then you have dumb women talking. And the dumb women are coming out and saying, "If your woman don't want to have sex with you, that means she doesn't like you or that means your sex is terrible." And that's not the truth either. What it means is, ma'am, you have sexual trauma in your childhood or somewhere in your life and now you've been turned out and you are a nympho or you're a sex addict yourself and you can't wrap your mind around another woman not being in the mood for sex. So, you just automatically assume it's because the sex is bad or it's because the woman don't like the man. And that's not the case for every woman. For some women, that may be the case. But that's not the case for every woman. That's just common sense because as a man who wake up with an erection every morning, it's a many times I don't want to have sex. So, does that mean my wife sex is bad? Does that mean I don't like my wife? It don't mean that at all. It mean I'm tired or I'm stressed or I'm upset about something. It's a lot of reasons why you don't feel like humping [snorts] and pumping and or being humped and pumped. It's a lot of reasons. But we have a lot of idiots with microphones. We have a lot of idiots with platforms and then they send these messages out and it's a blanket statement and they painting with a broad stroke. They putting it on everybody and then it's destroying marriages because people take and we see that and we take it personal and then we approach our wife and we like hey is this true? Does this mean that you don't like me? Does this mean that my sex is bad? And and we could clearly know that in lighter seasons in life, she done got her back broke. She done had release back to back. She done been all over you every day all day. In times where life was even more stressful or times when you weren't even as nice. But then when her hormones change or he's going through something, it's a different season of life and it's other explanations for what's going on. But people get taken out of context with these sound bites or they just have bought into it and speaking from where they are and it just is what it is. And so, and I see it's a lot of women now that's preaching like, "Hey, you got to have sex every day." And listen, yeah, that would be that would be cool, but I'm'll be honest with you. Me having a penis, I don't want to have sex every day cuz the thing gets sore. It's like that's that's friction. It not like a a a a boat paddle in the ocean. It's like when you've been with one person, that woman body conform to your body. So when you doing that, that that's friction. Like that that that creates something. And so even the man could get sore and the man I believe if the man is if he healthy and got blood flow and all that, yeah, the thing going to get going to stand up. But just because it stand up don't mean you have to relieve it every time it stand up. That's where you need self-control. That's where you need some discipline. That's where you need to learn delayed gratification. Like the purpose of it is to reproduce. So every time it stand up, what you supposed to have another child? So it's like it it just takes a little growth and and as hard as it is, you got to go to war with it. But so we got all of these messages that's out there and all this desensitivity and it all work in the same ecosystem. It's all working against us. It's all to just desensitize you to destroy your relationships, destroy your mind, and make you more addicted to social media. So like this video, unless you share it with everybody in your phone who need it, they're not going to put it in the algorithm because it upends the algorithm. It it goes against what the algorithm is about. So, it's not something that they want to get out to where people take more control of their life and do less social media. That ain't that's not what they want. So, it's something intended to keep you cuz this is what you got to realize. When you lose control of your life and of your senses, you become more susceptible to manipulation. So now you want more and more of the internet and of doom scrolling because of the hits, the blue light hit, the dopamine release that you're getting. It tricks you into believing that you feel good and it helps you forget about your bills, your stress, your loneliness. Because if you sit in silence, you have to hear and you have to feel how broke you are and how lonely you are. But if you go on social media, you get to distract yourself with the miseries and the embarrassment of other people's lives. So, we get to sit around the fireplace and laugh at the misery of being a fake 49er or a fake Dallas Cowboy and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. And we get to laugh at the fact that these men signed themselves to the NFL, but then they also traded themselves to another team. And that is hilarious. And we get to sit around and laugh at that. And in laughing at that, we get to ignore our bills and all of our debt. And if you're single and you're lonely and not like single and loving yourself, then you get to forget about being lonely. And then you get to see all of this stuff and everything you see, it gives you an excuse to get further from God. So you see this stuff about a woman got to have sex with a man every day. So as a single woman, you may say, "Well, well, I need to get ready because I can't take that every day and I don't want to get cheated on." So you go on Amazon and get you a 12 in dildo, buy you some KY jelly. You lubing it up and every night you at home by yourself and you wearing yourself out. You tan yourself out the frame and next thing you know you done fell in love with this piece of silicone and you giving yourself a release that a man will never be able to give you because the internet says it takes a woman on average 13 to 40 minutes to have a release. And they say 70 to 90% of women never have a release during intercourse. You know why? because it doesn't last longer than three minutes. So if a woman takes 13 to 40 minutes, it's not that the sex is bad. It's that as men, we can't last 13 minutes. Our body is not created to last 13 minutes. So therefore, a woman is not designed intentionally by God to have a release from intercourse. That is that's not how a woman's body is designed. If it takes a woman 13 to 40 minutes on average to have a release, that's what they put out there on the internet. And a man only [clears throat] could last 30 seconds. And and when men last longer, it's artificial stimulation. It's a pill or it's overuse. He he's having so many orgasms that his body stops responding and it doesn't have the semen to pump and to release. So his stamina is longer. It's just like if you watch a a porno and the man is going for 20, 30 minutes, it's because he's doing that all day long to where now he's like done. And I remember in high school my friend told me he was like, "Man, if I want to last, when I go over to the chick house, I go in the bathroom and jike off." And Ben and I jacked off. Now when we have sex, I don't have to release it anymore cuz my body already did it. So now the blood flow, it gets it hard and then it stays up. So a woman may be thinking, "Wow, this guy's really good because he can go multiple positions. he could last for however long. What you don't realize is no, he already had a release in the bathroom or he's on some type of pill or he taking something that's going to kill him one day. The same way Kevin Samuels passed away because of, you know, all the Red Bull and heart issues and and probably was having sex as a 50some year old man. So probably was taking a pill. If you'll drink a Red Bull, you'll take a pill. is that it's no difference. And so probably just overstimulated his heart trying to perform and had a heart attack and but what that come from a desire for sex which is fornication because you're not married which makes it sexual immorality. So sexual immorality is the through line. And so people used to come on my page and be like, "Tony, why you always talking about fornication and adultery? What about eating pork? What about gossip? What about whatever?" Those sins are nowhere near as powerful and as detrimental as sexual immorality. And so what a lot of people don't understand is the root cause. So your brain is being destroyed. your brain being destroyed by lust, perversion, and porn. And I will bet everything in my life that Duski watched porn. I bet everything that he watched porn and nos porn stars and all of that. And the reason why I know is cuz sometimes he say stuff that's like homosexual and like just real just a straight man would not say some of the stuff he says. And and it's not that I don't know if he's gay or bisexual, but it's that you become desensitized. And that's what I try to tell my son because their generation says a lot of homosexual stuff. Like one of his guy friends said to him, "Man, Tony, your dad is fine. Like your dad is hot." And I'm just like, "Son, in my generation, we would never let something like that come out of our mouth." And he was like, "Dad, it's chill. Like everybody everybody say that kind of stuff. Everybody my friend was like, "Tony, I didn't know your dad was look that majestic or look that magical or look that majestic or is a moger." And these are these are teenage boys basically in their words saying that they think I'm handsome. And I'm like, what kind of comment is that? But it's desensitized. And and so and and what my son what they don't understand is but guess what all of them boys watch porn. So what they don't understand is they don't think it's nothing wrong with saying that homosexual stuff because their brain has be has been desensitized. And then they will think a man like me is homophobic and just too uptight or that we actually really be gay behind closed doors but trying to be hyper masculine and that they're more of a man because they can say homosexual stuff but have a girlfriend and go get married and and it's a it's a confusion and a delusion. So, it's a lot of it's a lot of women that say they found out they man was bisexual, but he was like hated gays and always talk bad about gays. And that's one side of it, and that could be true. But it's also another side where a man is 100% heterosexual and he don't want to do nothing with no man and he don't want to be around no man that like men and he ain't got nothing to hide. He not bisexual. He not down low. He ain't got nothing to hide. He just don't get down like that. And the reason why is because of what he has and hasn't fed his mind. So if he hasn't fed his mind this degenerative stuff that degenerates the brain, then he's going to have morals and values and standards that he stands on that will seem foreign and conservative and unrealistic to people who have been desensitized by what they consume. And that's what people don't understand. So it ain't just the act that these people are doing. It's the root of what's pushing them to that point. And it's the degeneracy in their life. It's how they live their life behind closed doors that determines what they're okay with doing and saying publicly. And it's all because of what they have allowed into their life. So when you hear people saying stuff that's very borderline, very all of that. I had to block somebody the other day cuz I said I don't get to go to church like that because it more people is there treating me like a celebrity to where it's more draining than it is filling. And the person like, "Oh, you know that that mean that you think you bigger than God or nothing like that." that no what it means is that the church is changing and that we've lost the plot and that we're idolizing humans instead of letting humans be another human. Like I don't deserve no recognition or no special treatment. I should be able to go in somewhere and you treat me the same way you treat the other person. If if you ain't going up to that other person asking for a picture, asking for an autograph, you shouldn't be coming up to me asking for a picture, asking for an autograph. We should not have idols. we should not have celebrities. And that just point blank period. And and that just changes things. And it's not that I don't read my Bible. I read my Bible. But what I'm saying is I don't read my Bible every day. I don't read my Bible all the time. And that's just the the human thing of it. That's the truth of the matter. But we try to but we going into relationships requiring that somebody read their Bible every single day thinking that that is just going to automatically make them this amazing person who never does anything wrong. And that's what my point was is that there's a reality that's not being shared. And so people going into stuff and playing religious and playing spiritual. Oh, I want to pray together. Oh, I want to go to church together. but then still fornicating. It's like, what? Why are you playing with God? Like, you'd be better off not doing none of that stuff if you f to be fornicating, willing sin. So, understand this that it's going to get worse out here. That Juicy probably going to do more skits. I'm I'm probably next because I'mma put a thumbnail up and he might see it. Somebody I know one of y'all going to DM it to him. I know how y'all live. Y'all be messy. And so he might see it. He might listen to the whole thing cuz he he rich. He ain't got nothing else to do. So he could listen to the whole thing. And and the next skit might be on on fake life coaches, fake gurus. And because of what he would expect me to be or what he would want me to be, I'm not actually that behind closed doors. So he probably assumes because it's so many grifters and so many scammers. He probably assume I'm just like everybody else because we have not been raised to believe and trust black men. So we don't believe a man could be fa a black man could be faithful to his wife. What we don't realize is it's more white men cheating than it is black men cheating probably. And so but we don't we not raised to believe that. We don't believe that somebody could be honest in business and that somebody could do the right thing and somebody could have pure motives and pure intention. So everybody is a scammer. Everybody's a grifter is a guy came on my page and he was like one scammer or one no one pander or scammer or grifter calling out another one. And it was my video on Instagram where I'm talking about the yacht the awakening guy being exposed and how people looking at me and they waiting on me to fail. And he was like one pander calling out of another one. Shut your bama you know that ba I can't remember what bama come from. I don't know if it's from the DMV area. It was like shut your bama a up. And originally I I was I was typing back to him and in my response I think I said something like [sighs] I I might have I can't remember what I said cuz it was about three different messages. I wrote some deleted it. Wrote some deleted it. Wrote some deleted it. I never hit sin and but I think I said something to the effect of like [sighs] I don't know I could have threatened his life and that could have been my brain trauma being triggered but I I could have said something like shut your behind up and stay off my page before you get slapped in your mouth boy. And and I used to respond to guys like that, but I looked at his page and I could see his insecurity cuz he had, you know, he he have an accent. So it let me know he from another country. He had crooked teeth and he looked like a late bloomer. So I say for him to say that to me and he don't know me and he follows me on Instagram because you have to follow me in order to comment on my page. So he had to hit the follow button to leave that comment. He's very upset with he's very jealous of me. I am who he wants to be and that's a recipe to kill. So, I realized I said, "If I say this to this man, although I mean it, I'mma have to stand on it. If I ever see him in person, he will say something to me and we will either have to fight or or one of us could and one of us could end up killing the other one." And so, and the Lord showed me that right then because that's what does it like insecurity, anger, instability. And so that's where I'm growing at and coming up out of that. And the Lord just I just heard in my spirit, let them have it like just just block them, delete the comment. And that's why I got the hoodies that say block and delete. I need to put them up for sale. But that's why I created them because it's like I could box you and delete you but instead of doing that meaning delete your life but instead of doing that I rather block you and delete you delete the comment and so that way it's almost like backhanding him in his mouth without putting hands on him. So it's like he go to my page to see if his comment is doing numbers and then he see he can't even see my page. So it's like man I've been blocked and then he just over there punch in the air because there's nothing you could do about it because the Instagram said this will block his page and any other pages he create. So he go create another page and try to come leave a comment and he can't see the page. So at that point you ain't get off like you ain't get what you wanted. You wanted a rise. You wanted some clout. You wanted a response. You you wanted you feel like a peeon as a and a peasant. And so you want a giant to respond to you because if if a giant responds to a peeon, then the peeon gets brought to the level of a giant. Like a giant sees above everybody head. And don't take this the wrong way. I ain't bragging or boasting, but I'm help you understand how he see me. He sees me as a giant. People only throw rocks at you when you at the mountaintop. People only throw rocks at you when you above them. Nobody throw rocks down. You only throw rocks up. And so if I respond to him, then everybody gets to see him and they get to see his comment and then they get to see his business that he trying to get off the ground. and he knows that if he follows me and is a hater, there's a large sector of people who follow me who are also haters. So then he's like, if he responds to me, that highlights my comment and everybody who feels like I feel in his following will come follow me and then they will see my little business that I'm trying to get off the ground and that'll get me some clout. that'll get me some followers. That'll make me some money. So, when you're not centered and you're not talking to God, you'll just pop off and you'll do that and you'll respond to a fool and you'll put that fool on. And but if you focused, you could just block him. And what the devil was trying to do is subverted. It's upended and you move on with your life. So hey, this Tony Gaston got to go. My son texting in group chat to see what he talk about. But God bless you. Hey, if you seeking purpose, you ready to get going. I realize I can't stop promoting what I'm doing just because scammers are doing it. And that's a lot of time that make us quit, make us give up because scammers get in. So we feel guilty and we know we not scamming but we don't want to do it because scammers doing it and we don't want to be on somebody video being called a scammer. So join the purpose pushers. I had to remove the free trial because people just don't know how to use a free trial and they let it expire and they get charged and they ask for a refund and that'll just end up killing my business. So, it's like if you want to get in, you could click on every tab and see what's inside of it and you can see what we doing in there. You could see the calendar probably too, I think. And so, you could take a peek in. I I made it from private to public. So, you could take a peek in and if you want to join and you feel like it's worth $47 a month to be able to get all the recordings of the live videos that I'll be doing every week and and be in the community chat and be able to network and connect with other people, then you're welcome. Come on in. If it's not worth it for you or you just don't have that in the budget, no harm, no foul, no hard feelings. God bless you. Lord willing, I'll be here when you get ready. But hey, click the link in description if you want to join us. God bless you. Take care. We'll talk soon. And y'all get ready for my Drewuski skit cuz it's coming. God bless you.