Trump & Zelenskyy clash at White House, Tate Brothers Back in U.S., Angie Stone Dies

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, all right, y'all, so you'll already know, man. We talked weeklies after the talk with WPP and Philadelphia one o six point five FM. We talked weeklies after the talk with your boy Charles greg and beautiful yeah, and the beautiful Laurence is and we are definitely in the building today. Long day, windy day. Uh, trash kings flying all across the street. You know where, uh you know where? You know how you coming through the park on park side and you go down to get ready to go up. I had to turn all the way around because the tree fell in the middle of. That Oh wow, yeah, my gosh. So you know how it always floods right there? Yeah, hyper local news. If you go on that way, you gotta go in through the bridge. Don't go there. I think that's going towards like Martin Luther King Drive or something that they called it that, So you don't want to go there. I had to turn all the way back around and then hit uh park side to Dry Avenue instead of going over that bridge, under that bridge, and so it was backed up, needless to say, but uh yeah, so how was you up there? How was your day? It was cool. I Uh, I went to the gym today. I was too sore the other day, but I got my workout in. And I ain't gonna say that gym I go to because some call it the Section eight gym. But they got they got uh. I was impressed. I upgraded and I got. Massages like a hydro bed. Oh yeah, they got this. Yeah, that's what they be calling it compared to the other ones. But I guess I'm on Section eight because I'm a member and I like it. But that was. Yeah, I had a good workout this morning. I had a very good workout. So what, Oh my gosh, how much time you got? Because I spent my half, my second half of yesterday and today in car dealerships with my son who is purchased his first car, which yeah, I'm excited for him. But let me tell you how I had to prep my son because I'm like, you gotta do your homework before you go in this stuff car dealership. You gotta know they're going to ask you X, Y and Z. You gotta have responses ready. You gotta stand firm, you know, you know, and if you if you got yeah, if you gotta, if you gotta walk. You gotta walk. Yeah, But I mean he pretty much had a good after I prepped him, you know, and I'm like, these are negotiating tactics. These are the things that they say when they try to get you. This is what you need to be prepared, prepared for. But he was. He was prepared, and you know. Because Mama prepared them exactly. Yeah. I just was like, what do you get? He ended up getting twenty You got a twenty twenty two Dodge Charger RT. RT. That's like some cats. And I couldn't even be mad at him because I had a charger before and I loved my chargers. They did, but they yeah, they yeah, you gotta put a lot of I wanted one, and I was like, let me rent one first. Yeah that I can't. Get, not with all that. Yeah. Yeah, but that's what's up. He got a aced car and he got a good deal, yeah the first place. And you know how it all goes back to what I was teaching him about credit. You gotta stay on top of your credit. You have to protect your credit. So like, you know, put him on my credit card years ago when he was probably like sixteen or something like that. He has good credit from that. That's how he was able to get the loan on his own. Yeah, so glad about that because I didn't want to be a So it was just like, you know, it's just the you know, you're teaching your children and grooming them and preparing them for like when they get older, you can kind of you know, Oh he knows about that. I told him about that. Yeah, you missed the payments. That's on your credit. Good credit, and then we pulled your whole credit up. Yeah, what's that? What you see today starts. To day for you, right, yeah, long day. Yeah, it's Ramadan, the holy month from Ramadan. All the you know, all us brothers Muslims out there celebrating, you know, I can say we celebrating, you know, because this is what we. Do it for, right, what is Ramadan? Ramadan is the holy month Aramadan where Muslims fast, right, and they say, this is when the devil's locked up, you know what I mean. And we gonna make. Sure that we do the right thing doing this month. This is the only month that they act for, so we can do it right. And so if you're out there and y'all feel like you're struggling, just hold on, it's only one month out of a full year, right, and then when e come when we celebrate, you know, the completion of Ramadan, right then you could ball out. They ball out, you know, rock out with your ya means as they say. But yeah, you know that's what that's about. So I was a little tired today. Is the first week is a little rough because you're not used to it, right, but you get excited about it, so sometimes it passed. But then when it starts to tick down and you start looking at what your watch like your we got fire minutes left before you eat, you know that type of thing, you know, But you know, you get real in the paint. So Sali gone uh Raman and kareem to everybody that's out there that celebrating. Yeah, that's how we get down. And so you're gonna jump right into it. You ready for me always? All right, let's get into the good news and bad news from classically Sparkle Highlight me Earth. All right, I got the good news and the bad news for y'all. So I'm gonna call this one. Here's just sixty second Trump White House update. All right, So a California judge told the Trump administration not so fast. After they tried to fire probationary federal workers across agencies like the FBI and IRS. The administration wanted employees to list five things they did weekly. The judge ruled against Trump administration, ruling that the Office of Personnel Management exceeded its authority. Here's another update. Trump's budget passed the House, slashing eight hundred billion dollars from medicaid. It also cut taxes by four point five trillion and boost of fence spending. Healthcare advocates are sounding the alarm. Goodness, gracious, here's another one. Hold on, So what does that mean for people? It's I don't want to I don't want to say a lot of different things, but medicare, Medicaid. Are They're basically. Looking at what's being allocated for resources for people that are all Medicaid and medicare. Now granted, they have found. Like even through Social Security, that there are people at one hundred and fifty years old that are still receiving instead. Uh so they're doing the similar thing I believe with the Medicare Medicaid. But unfortunately, when they're messing with these there are people like I have an autistic niece and she gets Medicare and her she's disabled, so her, her her benefits may be affected if they you know, if they're doing something with it. So whatever they're doing, I'm just I hope that it's the right thing. Another update, Trump is pushing to eliminate federal taxes on overtime pay and tips. Did y'all hear about this? That's yeah, the House supports it. But guess what. Unfortunately the Democrats voted against this. What Yes, there was Democrats. It was twenty two hundred and fifteen to two hundred and seventeen, and there was one Republican as well. So it's still the laws are still being written about. It, but absolutely they are. He is trying to sign it. So this one is a good news part, all right, the last. So we can't just you can't run back it because I'm so pissed off of of that, especially when I'm. Like, over time, you that many times I'll be like, for what, they're just going to tax it? But no, I'm even talking about just the tips because we've been, uh that we the Democrats been advocating for better wages. Better wages. Absolutely, yeah, tip is huge too. But no, this is what I'm saying. And so if we are arguing that we need at least fifteen dollars minimum wage, a lot of us because I used to be in the sector. I was a bartender, okay, so we would get tips right, and they did would get tax absolutely. We didn't always get all our tips right. They would give them to us on the back end or we had to claim that, which is which is taxed. Again. But I was only getting what tricks like five dollars an hour or something like that. So how can in what are you talking about increase the minimum wage? Since the minimum wage hasn't been increased. We get tips, and you're okay with them continuing to tax the tips. I think it's the deliverer. Maybe they're like, we don't want even want that messenger. That's the only thing, because I know that working people have for me as as a mother, a wife, as when I was a wife and a mother, and I would work over to and by the time I got. That money and I knew it was for sinkers, food and. House whole items, they taxed it. And I'm like, I don't minds will not even work over time. I have a question because I tried to look into this months ago before when it was more so of like a part of the campaign pitch. And what I did find at that time was that, you know, businesses claim your tips as their income, so if there's no tax on it, the tax doesn't really benefit the person that's getting the tip if the business is claiming I can't remember. I don't because it was a while ago since I looked that up, but you know, I can't remember if that's exactly how it went, and if that was why there was kind of pushback on it, because the businesses claim, you know, you have to enter your tips, and if like the businesses are claiming that it's their income and they're not being taxed on it, the tax doesn't necessarily benefit the person that. But aren't they double dipping though, because then they taxing. They're taxing the employer, but they're calling his income, but then as soon as they give it to the employer, they're taxing. Yeah, because on my on my chuck, I remember it saying like the check that they give to me, I remember it saying like this is how much you made, Like it came up to like two hundred and fifty dollars like for the week, and then it said tips tips came up to maybe like one hundred and fifty or something like that, and it's all said minus minus minus, and this was minus was the taxes. And so I was just like yo, hi, y'ap ah, y'all texted me on the tips that I was supposed to get, not necessarily under the table, but this is tax This is the tips that I'm making on top of what you already taxed me from the what you're paying me in terms of my salary. So that particularly, I just don't get. I don't get. We have to look into the legislation trying to be passed. Is it is it no tax on tips for employers or or is it no tax on tips for the employee? Good question. I thought it was. Yeah. I thought it was just an umbrella of tips, which I thought was the the employee, because how could the employer? I don't know, But good question. I'll look into that, all right. So did y'all see. The blow up with Trump and Zelensky? Ukraine's president. Zelensky left the White House early after a tense Oval office meeting with Trump. Advance That was a lot that was a lot, And I know everybody's going to give their give y'all thoughts. On that one. What do y'all think that? Was it unpresidential that he treated uh our guests like that, Zelensky? Or was it presidential? Is he feeling like he needs to stand up because they feel like the US was not, you know, standing up? So I know Zelenski, I know that Ukraine wasn't our enemy. They were like allies. So it seems a little weird, you know. So all right, this next one, and that was your sixty second Trump White House. And I needed longer, my bad, I should have bet. That's okay, that's it. Just tell me about all right. So the US measles outbreak has reached one hundred and sixty four sixty four cases across the nine states, with Texas being hit the hardest at one hundred and forty six cases and the first measles related. Child death since twenty fifteen. Most cases involve unvaccinated children, with eighteen hospitalizations. Measles is highly contagious, spreading to ninety percent of unvaccinated people exposed can call severe complications. All right. So the measle shot is called the MMR. The MMR vaccine is safe and effective. Health officials urge immediate vaccination to curb that outbreak. New Jersey has three cases in Bergen County, prompting exposure warnings. Authorities are working to contain the spread. That's uh, oh my goodness. Yeah, I don't know. I'm just kind of troubled about that because I know they were saying, like, oh, well, this is you know, this one death is basically like, oh, it's nothing, but it's the one, and like that we haven't had one in a decade or something like that. And yeah since twenty fifteen, yep, since that one. But the thing is is that I remember, right, and I remember getting my kids get their mmrs. I got mine. But in health, if you know, there's different strains. So when you those thirty forty years ago are not the same strains as it is now, even though it's collectively called the same thing, right, So they're giving out newer vaccines that help with those, you know, with those strains, but people who already had it, they may be. Successible to it for a different strain. So all right. The next story is about Microsoft. Microsoft has announced. That Skype will be permanently shutting down on May fifth of twenty twenty five after twenty two years of service. Thank you Skype for your service. This decision allows Microsoft to focus on his team's application. So Microsoft, so Skype owns teams. Yeah. Microsoft purchased Skype in twenty eleven for guess how much. Eight point five billion dollars. Eighteen and twenty sky in twenty eleven. Yes, Microsoft purchased skyped in twenty eleven for eight point five billion dollars, was its largest at the time. But the services statuses has decreased in recent years, and they said that there have been no job cuts with. The change, So that's yeah. So people, Yeah, but I guess those same Skype people just probably moved over to teams. Yeah, all right. A man drove seven hundred miles, yes, seven hundred miles just to set his ex girlfriend's boyfriend house on fire in Philadelphia. According to authorities, the twenty one year old Harrison Jones traveled all the way from Michigan fueled by rage and heartbreak. When he got to Philly, he allegedly torched his ex girlfriend's current boyfriend's home and ran to his car, which was parked a block away, which all was caught on. Camera, so they've seen him running. Yeah, and he actually met this ex girlfriend online. So luckily it said that the six people were injured, but there's nothing life sustaining but that guy. Yes, he's the suspect. Yeah, but the suspect is now facing arson charges and six counts of attempted homicide. Wow, so be careful, y'all. Yeah, Like I see the light flickering, I'm like, is he here? Is he coming here? Yeah? Alright, alright, all right. This last story is a tragic case. It's a tragic case out of New York City. Six correctional officers are now facing murder charges after they brutally after the brutal death of a man in prison. The victim, forty five year old John Sudds, was reportedly beaten to death inside his cell. Officials say the officers use successive force, leading to fatal injuries. Sudds family is demanding justice and prosecutors are making it clear that no one is above the law. The officers have been suspended and if convicted, they could face some serious prison time. This case is shining spotlight on abuse in the prison system and how many of these cases have gone like this. That have gone unnoticed. So that's uh, your good news and your bad news from classics, ladies. I don't know the one with the Microsoft that's you know, teams is good. And then I guess the tips in the overtime that one not too bad. Yeah, I guess you could say, uh, that's the Skype is the old version of Zoom or Zoom is the new version. Yeah, I mean teams is very similar. Teams of nobody new teams unless you was in the corporate setting though, right, because they are the ones who generally use teams, people within the corporate sector. But if you just in general, like you you're you were using Zoom, there's other there's other platforms like what we use, stream Yard and a few other things, and uh, but no, that's that's it's Jaba. I know Java is a I don't know if that's like where you can do the visual. I know they do a lot of messaging. But I don't know about it. I know I heard the jaba jab. Somebody gonna be like, yeah, I heard it, jab, I heard the Jabba. You know. That's why. So which this story makes me think of why I have been seeing as soon as I turn on my computer. I don't know if you're iOS people see this, but soon as we turn on a computer now even at work, I get this new kind of Microsoft three sixty five pop up that that's been coming up. So I'm sure they're doing like some reworking and retweaking as it relates to their organization. And so Microsoft three and I've just seen something that's popping up selling a full I guess lifetime Microsoft three sixty five for like one hundred dollars or something like that. Oh that's about time, because I'll be like, where's give me the serial number. Let me go ahead and find somebody who can you know, if you're a student or you know, you. Used to put the CD back in the day because them prices was nutty. It's like three hundred. Dollars, yeah, only four a year. That's why Google, yeah, Google Suite took over because they were able to give you a lot of the same things, right and you know, and then it's still it's like you can bring it up any and everywhere. So it was like they had they had to do something. Adobe you can learn from that also. Adobe. Yeah, yeah, Adobe be tripping to drawing. But it's a lot of other things that's popping up, so Adobe, but tighten up. Yeah, because if you want to text inside the form, you gotta pay upgrade like what how scan is drawing? And be. The PDF documents you're talking about. Absolutely absolutely all We talk week have to talk with wppm P Philadelphia six point five Film We Talk week. These have to talk with your boy Charles Gergen, the beautiful, beautiful Laurence. I don't want you guys going nowhere when we come back, Uh, make me go into some stories. If our guests isn't here, they should have already been on by now. But uh we'll be right back, y'all. Don't go nowhere. Let's all one our wonderful young reporters. Shout out at Ella. Let's go reporter. Ella presents the new recipes that can help me looking over to you, Ella, Thanks fellow. Now that follows upon us. What's not a better way to start the fall seasons than an easy and simple recipe. Pumpkin bet is the most delicious and easiest food you can make for yourself, family, and friends in your community. Take a look, right, We're going to make. Pumpkin bread, So make sure you screenshot this recipe, and let's get started. First, preheed you out into three fifty degrees. In one of your bowls. Picture flour, baking, soda, bacon, powder, salt, and pumpkin pie spice, but your fork. Mix Now with your second ball, mix your sugar, oil and apple sauce with a whisk. Once everything is mixed together, add your pumpkin and mix again. When everything is mixed evenly, combine both mixtures together. Make sure you scrape everything out so nothing is wasted. Now mix evenly until there's no lumps. After that, you want to set that aside and grab your breadpan. Lather some butter all around and add a little flour and spread it around until it looks like this. Now you want to pour the bread batter into the bread pan. Sure you scrape everything out so nothing is wasted. Cut a line in the middle, and it's ready for the oven. Make sure you are up and mix and let the bread bake for sixty minutes. Once the sixty minutes is up, take it out of the oven and let. It sit for a few minutes. When the bread pan is safe to touch, use a straight edge to separate the pan and bread. This stuff is optional, but if you have like sliced the bread into thick slices and. It should look something like this, you. Were all done. Dig in and enjoy your pumpkin bread. This pumpkin bread is a perfect way to feed your family, friends and your community. Well, what did you think about this recipe? I think that this recipe is perfect for the horizon fall weather. Substituting the egg with the apple sauce is a great option for others with an ecology. Thanks Wellow. I'm Ela Wanzan reporting for Youth Civic News. Back to Ullo. Shout out to La one of our young reporters from YU Civic News. We want you to God, We want you guys to make sure that you support U Civic News. We've been in the lab producing a platform, producing some support for the new young journalists, right and so we call when we talked weekly fellows and we did this by way of Youth Civic News. And so it was a dynamic time and collaboration with the Film Factory to get these young young people, these young youth out here to really start the research, understand understand just the idea of what it takes to put together a story, to understand what a beat is to understand what media literacy is journalism, right, And so it's a dynamic time for a lot of these young people who are interested in doing what we do, doing what people are doing in the hyper local ecosystem. Right. And so before we go into we're still waiting for our guess, we're gonna go right into well load one another young reporter from u Civic News. It did some research and wanted to jump on her beat, and I think it was politics. So we'll be right back, y'all. Hi, I'm Willow Jerdan with Ucivic News and I'm here with my grandfather will and Gpa. What brings you out tonight? Well, I'm here to discuss the importance of the election that's coming up and important the responsibility that we have to do is out, get. Out to vote. What is your role? I have wear many hats, but one is a community activist, and that means to keep people aware and make them informed on the issues of the day so they can come out and make a real good choice on voting for the right candidates. What are some of the issues you see? Housing, education, transportation, There's a lot of things. Anything that we do in our lives, it has to do with elections, politicians, elective officials making those decisions. The amount of time that you stay in school and the amount of days you stay in school is based on what some elective officials came up with. How important? How important is it to vote? It is very important. It's not just important, it's responsible. Voting shit is not a selfish activity. It's a selfless You vote to help others. So as you help others, people help you and be a better world, a better city, a better country to live in. Where do some of your beliefs come from? Well, my belief is based on I guess I would very come from my home training. My parents told me the importance of civic responsibility, caring, loving, sharing, being involved, being responsible on your actions. Is there any positive knowledge you would give to the people who don't vote. I would tell them if they can't come up with a reason why they should vote for themselves, come up with a reason why they should vote for someone else, for their parents, for their children, for more street lights, how they want a better community, do it for someone else. I'm Willow Jordan reporting from U Civic News, and I'm here with my grandfather Willie Jordan. Thank you, you're welcome. My young that's that's like my how can I put it, like my little niece, you know what I mean? She got there, she did her stuff and was very proud of her, very proud of the work and the growth that I've seen in Willow and just an amazing time that we had and teaching this is something that we love to do when it comes to those kids. When it comes to the youth, if you don't give them some direction, they going to choose a direction, right, And so you want to give them options to directions. Right. All of them may not choose the right one, most of them will right, or what we define is the right one, something that's going to give them options later on down the way, because there's a lot of things that's out there that's giving them different options that they're taking. That's confusing them, and which is the reason why we teach a lot about media literacy. So the things that they're seeing, the content that they're consuming, is pushing them a certain way. And if you don't give them the tools to understand certain things in terms of the visuals that they're consuming, they're gonna make decisions and those decisions may not always be the correct decision to make. But if you don't give them the tools or the insights to be a little bit more discerning with their choices, then all we can do is say it might be our fault because we didn't give them those options, right, we didn't give them those tools, And so I'm gonna pass itzzles ready for me? Yeah am I? Yeah? You just go ahead. Why don't you talking a little bit about, you know, use news or definitely what's coming up next as it relates to like devoting because there's something else very important and then going to your story. Yeah. So with ucivic News, that was a cohort that was created for twelve weeks to provide civic engagement, media literacy, digital media skills, training, reporting, journalism, all that stuff to youth ages thirteen to twenty. It was twenty four, but I think we only we had thirteen eighteen. Yeah, but to give them the skills that they can create their own content be civically engaged. So a lot of them, the one the people that you the young ladies that you just saw on there, they were our youth reporters and they were reporting on civic News and all that. So that's something that we're looking to start again, so we'll have more information on that. But just remember that upcoming election. The primary election is May twentieth, so your last day to register to vote is gonna be made. The fifth. Last day to request a mail in or absentee ballot is May thirteen. So there's also some special elections in PA, which I was looking for. The one that's here in Philadelphia. Judges, Yeah, there's gonna be two judges. But those if you go to Committee of seventy, they have the Committee of seventy, yeah, they have. They have an amazing twenty twenty five voter guide which pretty much pretty much breaks down like who's running, what positions they're running for, and what those positions do because a lot of times people go to the polls and they know they may even if they don't know who's running, they know of the positions, but not exactly what those positions will do. What's that site of guy. A Committee of seventy If you go to seventy seventy dot org and then there's like the twenty twenty five voter Guide and it has pretty much all the information we're going to be voting for a city controller district attorney, the judges of elections, the Inspector of elections, those and when you go to each one, you can click on what is what we're going to be voting for and it gives a nice kind of breakdown, short breakdown of what those positions do. So whoever the incumbent is, they pretty much have to do that. This was it. Then you report on this. It's just accurate. Yeah, yeah, those are the voting dates. Yeah, I was just looking for the exact date for the special election. I saw something about May twenty fifth, but I just want to confirm that so I can kind of I can kind of mention that. So let me go over this while you uh, kind of prepared for that. So make sure you vote. Make sure you register to vote on college address or you could oh cool, you can use your college ad. I forgot about that. You can actually use your college address right, definitely your home address. But important election dates. May fifth, it's the last day to register to vote in the municipal primary. You can go to vote dot pa dot gov slash register. May thirteenth, last day to apply for a mail ballot. You can go to vote dot pa dot gov slash mail ballot and May twentieth election day. Polls are open from seven am to eight pm. Completed mail ballots must receive be received by eight pm. Vote dot pa dot gov slash polls. You can go to a vote dot pa dot gov. Just go to vote dot Pa dot gov and make sure that you get on and on the site and just easily navigate it. It's really easy to navigate and find what you need. Yep. So the March twenty fifth special election date is correct. The last date of register to vote for that is March tenth, and the last day to request the mail in ballot is March day eighteenth. So that's a special election for the PA Senate District thirty six, the PA House thirty five seat. And you know, the special election is kind of like a general election, which means that any registered vote voter may vote in this race. Oh wow. Yeah, So it's not like you need to have some type of special privileges. No, you can just be a regular registered voter. And it's important too, Like people don't realize that. I think that special election is some of the judicial one of the most important. Especially. Yeah, so when you're saying, why did little Johnny or you know, well, Mika, what happened when they went to court and this judge was unfair. It's because these are the people that when you don't vote. They're getting voted in. So learn who you're voting for. And yeah, exactly, exactly, yeah, all right, So the disgrace influencers, the Tate brothers. They arrived back in the United States to from to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, after travel restrictions were lifted allowing them to return. So Governor Ron DeSantis is adamant that the Tate brothers are not welcome in the state of Florida, stating his plans for his administration's investigation into the brothers, who have dual citizenship in the US. And they are British citizens as well. So thirty thirty eight year old if you don't know who they are, thirty eight year old brother Andrew Tate, he he is the one that's the former professional box kickboxer and self proclaimed misogynists who garnered ten million followers on x and Both Andrew and his younger brother, thirty six year old Tristan Tate, are staunch vocal supporters of President Donald Trump. The pair have been banned on numerous social media sites for hate speech and chauvinistic comments about women taking responsibility for being sexually assaulted. So in twenty twenty two, the brothers, along with two other women, were arrested and charged with rape and human trafficking in Romania. So multiple women, multiple female victims were lured to Romania where they were trafficked and physically abused, and back in March twenty twenty three, the brothers were granted and appealed to move from They were in custody at that time, and they were granted an appeal to move from custody to House ar US. So there are Twitter accounts were reinstated when Elon Musk took over, and the Associated Press reports a Trump official express interest in the Tate brother's case, which sparked outrage from conservative officials. Well, the Tate brothers have denied all allegations. Andrew Tate spoke to reporters when the brothers arrived in Florida and he just said, we live in a democratic society where it's innocent until proven guilty, and I think my brother and I are largely misunderstood. There's a lot of opinions about us. Things that go around about us on the internet, and there has so this is what he was explaining to reporters. But there has been public outcry because many of the Tate Brothers followers are school age children and young men. But ironically enough, Mega supporters and the Tate Brothers fans are excited to have them back and in the state of Florida. But their case is still pending, so they still have this act case in Romania. But the travel band was lifted allowing them to come over here. And who's excited. Well, you know, they had all these ten million fans who have kind of still been following the brothers since their arrest back in twenty twenty two. So the fans are all excited, and then you have the the Mega supporters. They're also I guess supporting him. The brothers too as well. Oh wow, yes, so. Yeah, one of them I think I remember, very arrogant. Yes, yeah, yes. He's always talking about money in different ways. To obtain it. M hm. That's the younger one or the older one. Okay, all right. We'll see what the outcome is with that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't hear that hitting the waves though, Like diddies, do you? No? Did, Yeah, I don't hear it. Well it was, I mean it was it was pretty problem. His thing been documentary and all that stuff. Well, his thing been out for a long time, man, like his his situation with uh this this this trafficking, it's been in the justice system for a long time. So I didn't know it wasn't it was even before the Diddy Diddy situation, right, So they had Andrew Tate under the microscope for a long time. And so that's why I. Remember when he got locked up. I just don't remember it being as like I said, well. He's not from He's not from here either, and it's not not it's not like a Diddy though, not like a Diddy. He's like more of an influencer that got big. But if you're not necessarily like in that ecosystem, you know, you wouldn't know about Andrew t just like you ain't know which one. He was, right, Yeah, but I know who he is. Yeah, So so that said didd, he is a cultural icon. So you know Diddy heard of Diddy, know somebody Diddy listen to something about Diddy? You know, So no Diddy, I think I was saying. But it's real, like puff. Yeah, that's funny. That's funny. And so what else is in the news? None of what guess is here. So let's see what else was in the news today. I've seen uh uh so shout out to I want to say, Howard's let me see, let me let me make sure I get this. Let's just double back to sparks story of Zolensky and Trump. I don't know what you thought about that. I was trying to educate myself more on what the differences. Are that first on, I don't think that when I watched it, I. Don't think that Zolensky was being uh disrespectful. Fans made it that he was being disrespectful. I think that English is his second language, so he was still trying to talk to two linguistics, and he may have said some words that culturally that we in the States may or just English speaking people might say that that's a little bit you know that you don't say. And I think that it got. Blown out of proportion. I really do. I don't think that I don't think that the the way. That Trump got was needed. But I'm still trying to figure out if it's a bigger picture like this is this anger going towards Putin in Russia opposed to letting them like see that this is the outcome, and then he was just collateral damage. Zelenski was so I'm still trying to figure out that. I guess what are your thoughts? I mean, I just was kind of, you know, surprised, because I mean the entire meeting was almost an hour long, so it was like everything was fine up until like these last five minutes and that was like when this, I mean, I don't know if if because Zelenski asks Vance, jd Vance, what was you know, because you know he I forget where he went over to speak, and he went over to speak somewhere, and he was kind of like talking about I guess like Zelensky was asking him about his speech, like if you could break down what you're saying, like because of the speech, and I guess jd Vance was like he just went from zero to sixty and he just went off but crud. And I didn't like when he said, you're being disrespectful. You didn't even tell us thank you. That to me, he was just and I was so literal at all. Yeah, it was kind of like he was little in him at that moment. But what are your thoughts? Did you watch it? I watched a little bit of it. I thought he was a little much I mean Trump, I think Trump did it a little way too much with that. But I mean, I guess he's trying to prove his dominance or. That's what I'm thinking. You know, was it. Because he was the whole time. It was like they were cool the whole time, and then it was like when he aked advanced about the advance, just got all hyps. So the advance is he the instigator? Yeah, that's what it seemed like to me. Yeah, yeah, because it wasn't like that until heated saying you didn't even tell us thank you or tell the president. Yeah, so yeah, yeah, and which wasn't true. It's like he's always been grateful of the yeah yeah. And it just like it was it just seemed like one of the most awkward moments the whole thing. It was like it just switched everything and it was just like you see just back and forth, and then the way they were talking to him, I just felt like they made him like into a little kid, like you would belding a little kid like h I just felt sad for Zolensky because I don't know. But I mean, when it comes to the deal that they're trying to put together, I can understand Zelensky's his stance in it because it's like, if I'm going to come and agree to this deal, I need to make sure that you're the deal includes security for Ukraine. I think it's going to I think it's going to be okay, though it's crazy how you can what statement I'm about to say, but he posted right, He put up a post Zolensky as well as Trump. That they're going to be cordial. Yeah, so it sounds like it's gonna it's not going to be you know, I feel like we as the viewers, may make it bigger than what it is, and I think it's not going to be as magnified as what we may think it is. Yeah, and I think most people looking at this, this is not anything that they've ever seen when it comes to the United States interacting with other leaders from other countries. So just for them to be shopped at like this is going on, Like I agree with that, but everything about this new error that we're in is anything but normal. So a post right, he tweeted or yeah, yeah, yeah, but it's just crazy and the measles like mm hmm that part too. It's just man, I just hate to see a lot of the crazy infections with the bird flu and all that stuff. It just shows how important the Department of Public Health is. All right, if you're talking about uh, taking funds away from the apartments that literally protects the entire community, than it's something to think. About, right, right, exactly. But if you feel you know that what's happening in the country it's okay, then you know, don't get don't get surprised when there's no And I'm not understanding. I'm not a huge proponent of like vaccines because I feel like there's a lot of big industries, right, a big pharma who don't care, who generally don't care about the people and just make certain things to make money. Right that said, there's vaccines that has proven to work and help total communities, right, and so I just think there needs to be more conversation in more how can I put it? It shouldn't be that easy to just which it isn't. Right. You can't just create a vaccine and just say hey, here you go. They have to go through these checks and prolences. But but some of the things that we've had, like we mentioned, like I mentioned earlier that they're thirty and forty fifty years old. Now over time, you do. Want something like a vaccination that has that type of time frame on it because then you can have studies and research. But then you also know that there are times where it's that old that it needs to change. It needs to change because if we have this amount of children who have autism, then what are we looking at to say, at one time they were looking at vaccinations. Are we looking at vaccinations now to say And I'm not saying that vaccinations promote or give autism. I'm not saying that. But there have been research to look to say. When this child is new born and you're giving MMRS and you're giving the I can't think of the other ones off the top of my head, but the measles, the you know those different ones. The child is two months old and they're getting like fun five shots, five shots their blood Their blood is still like the cells are still developing. So is. It more ideal to start a vaccination when they're at least five years old or four years old? Let their immune systems get to it, but they're not even in school, sometimes in daycare. But if other kids are vaccinated, then how's the non vaccinated. Kid a threat? You know what I'm saying. So I just think that there are things I know. RFK is now at first he was four vaccinations and not I am for balance. I think that vaccinations help, but I think some of them don't. There's one called HPV. My kids were younger, they were like, oh, we're going to do the HPV and I said, well, that is for when you start to have sexual activity. They're not at that age, and then you have to get three series of them. But guess what when I didn't give it to them, let's just say ten years ago, now, they said, oh, it's better to get it now because now they have two hundred more strains that this one covers opposed to the one that had ten years ago, which only covered sixty strains. Do you see what I'm saying. So sometimes you just have to be your own advocate and research and find out what you're putting into your body. And you know they're saying, now COVID. If anybody got the COVID shot and your memory is not what it used to be, or you have fog. They're trying to say, maybe it's the it's the remnants of COVID the vaccination. Yeah, but we won't know until thirty years from them. And. Said the study shot, So that's crazy. All right, Where there you go. I mean, I agree, I agree with you, agree with you. We just got to do more work. You gotta be more vigilant, and we have to pay attention to the things that we are consuming and putting in our body spirit. And there's a reason why an Sists was able to survive and do certain things without a lot of the medicines that we have and take and consume today, because it's a lot of natural remedies that we just don't think about or we just kind of lost the science of it. But start doing research, start digging. But then we also got a lot of innovative therapy that they didn't have. Those machines and liposcopic and surgeries. Used to get certain surgeries and be down. Now you're only down for like not even half the time. So, like I said, it's a balance in it all. Don't look at just holistic medication and don't think western medicine is helpful but a lot of the times it's like, let those two worlds mirror and see what the better results can be. That's right, spark all that stuff. Yeah, and that's her, that's her little ecosystem. She's like me talk all right, let's don't finish because I think it's necessary to talk a little bit about So Howard University, let me read your story real quick. Howard University men swimming and diving team has been making waves in collegiate swimming. Here are some key highlights recent achievement the Howard I think It's Bison. The Howard Bison claimed their second Northeast Conference ANC championship title in three years on February twenty third, twenty twenty five. This victory was secured and a thrilling finish, with the team holding on to first place throughout the four day event and clinching the win in the final four hundred free relay. Notable performances. Tristan Stevens said a personal best of one what's that one minute? No, that's one hour forty seven point wow, that's a long time in a two hundred back final. Emerald Thompson three earned browns in the two hundred brus with a program record. Then we have Mason Green set a program record of let me see in the two hundred fly Za Swally was named anyc Most Outstanding dobver and after winning both the one meter and three meter dives, so coaching success. The coaching staff, led by Nicholas Ascue was named Any Coaching Staff of the Year. The Courtenay Miller earned Diving Culture of the Year. Let's say coach Ascue has been instrumental in reinventing, revitalizing the program since taking over eight years ago, creating an electric collegiate swimming environment, and attracting recruits from across the country internationally. So we're gonna talk a little bit about the historical significance. Howard University is the only historically Black college or university HBCU with a varsity swimming team. That's why, so big, yeah, yeah, And so the team has been breaking barriers and changing the landscape of collegiate swimming. They hosted the first Battle of the burr and twenty twenty two, revolutionizing the approach to swim meters and DJ performances, DAN troops and large crowds. The program has broken over sixty school swim records during SQ tenure. Wow. How success has inspired other schools to make swimming events more engaging and spectacular, and so that's a huge thing historically back HBC, you winning such a title like that, because generally, if I'm being honest, you don't think black focused swim like that. You don't think black focus swim like that, you know, And so our other brethren they're usually more known to swim and break records and all that good old stuff. But this right here has a lot of brows going up brazen, and so kudos to them. They needed to be amplified. I didn't hear too many people talking about them, so talking about them here, and it's pretty local. It's pretty local, you know, And so that's a good piece. What y'all think about that. I think it was awesome. Yeah, yeah, I thought it was awesome. I think I just love to see you know, young black people of color students or whatever being involved in something other than or seeing themselves and things other than the traditional sports and things that we tend to see ourselves in or push our children to be. I'm always an advocate of, like, you know, telling young children that they can be more than just don't aspire just to be like a basketball player or a professional basketball player or a professional football player or whatever, even though those things are great, but like there's so many other things that we can't do and should be doing. Yeah, for sure, for sure, for sure. But yeah, shout out to Howard. Yeah Shot Award University. I love my love my Black book. I love my black folk. I love my black folk. Uh you want you had something to say, work? I look like you. Okay, there we go. I was singing black and black, black. Black. I know that's right. I got another story here. So well, the Overbrook High School, that's my alma mater, right, Panthers, shout out all the Panthers out there Overbrooke in the West Philadelphia area. They call it the Castle on the Hill. And so Overbrook High School women's basketball team has a volleyball team. I'm sorry when's volleyball team has recently achieved a significant milestone. In the twenty twenty four five seven they celebrated an undefeated season, marking a historic moment in the school's athletic history. This achievement makes them the only listen, the only varsity team at Overbrook. How to accomplish such a feat. So you're talking about a high school that's almost one hundred years old, never ever won. Oh wow, so that's why so big, right. However, it's worth nothing that not all matches have resulted in victories. For example, if the team lost the match against mastere Charge the Shoemaker High School with a score of zero to three, despite the loss, their overall performance has been remarkable acculmmodating in the undefeated season. So you want to know more, shout at the Overbrook for the Overbrook called at them. Yeah, amazing young women who's been doing some amazing things. So do you see a trend here? How do you feel? I feel great about that because I'm starting to see a trend when it comes to uh success in athletics on a younger side of things, right, And you know, it's good to see that people are being acknowledged and being recognized, especially our young you know, that's something that's not negative. That's the point right. Right, And a lot of the things that we don't really it's almost like how you say about the fashion world, like they're looking at the fashion of the person, but who created who designed it? It's the shout out to these teachers, these professors that are behind these kids that are either motivating them, pushing them there in the morning with them telling them they could do it. So shout out to the teachers and the whole you know, that whole team of staff or whoever is in that village for these young people and what they're doing, because they're not doing it by themselves. They definitely have those those motivators. Yeah, yeah, we've been talking about they're talking about the teachers, how important the teachers are, and they don't get recognized very much, underpaid. And I don't know if you have been seeing the teacher TikTok hashtags, that a lot of these teachers are struggling in these schools. Some of the kids are not listening to them. They having challenges in there in terms of the environment, the ecosystem. They're trying to keep the environment at a teachable pace, but it's not happening. And they're having a lot of physical challenges in there also, And so a lot of teachers they need some help, y'all. They need some help. They need money in there, they need to be paid. So keep continuing to talk to excuse me, talk to your legislators to see how we can get more funds in there and talk to these principles. Also because the last person who we had here is mentioned that a lot of the principles has a lot of leadway and you know, in terms of making asks for their school. So they got to do some work in there too. So yeah, so I don't want you guys to go anywhere. Let me let me go to Ima, go to Spark. I don't want you guys, I know right, I don't want you guys to go in there, and we'll be right back. Let's go. Let's go to Rock Sande first and then we go to franchise Francistic game. If we cannot be complained, unless. We just want to get a little background as to who the fantastic noises and the noisemakers, if you can let us know, yes, absolutely so, once again, I am fantastic noise. I am the original noisemaker. So no one's gonna make as much noise as to me. Okay, and right here we have the Noisemaker band. This is only half of it. The other stuffs are upstairs, the my My Kevin, Kevin, Lamar, Lannie and Dobbs, who are the actual band members. These are the background singers, and we can make some noise. We can to bring that noise today. So that's that's what we would do. How did you guys get together? Man? So it started with I've been doing this on my own for almost three years now, and man, I've got each of these people here have different background stories. Most of us went to the same church together, and we just kept going this one her, this is my one of my assistants, said, one of like. The my my biggest support of my biggest sugary hears of assessant. So we just been building and the same thing with upstairs with the band, just meeting through. People kept networking, kept saying and it was just like God or dang bamn here we are awesome. Yeah. Well, could you guys do we talked weekly? A favor? Yeah? Can you give us a drop in a melody type way? A type way? Okay? So we talked weekly. Yay. So we're gonna do something like this. Wait talk weekly. Come in here with us, wait talk. We come in here them we talk. We we come in here, we talking. We come in here, we talk. We come in here. Now we talk. We me come. We talked weekly after the Talk with w PPM a pep Philadephia one six point five lest when we talked weekly after Talk with your Boy and Beautiful Classic and Beautiful Laurence. Can we cut that part up? Yeah, we're gonna cut sorry, look like a sister. Why don't you give me someoni. I know you got some more news in there from me, another story. I'll holler at you boy, all right. So the ninety seventh Academy Awards are upon us. They're going down on actually tomorrow, March the second, at the Adobe Theater at Ovation, Hollywood. So I was I was trying to think, like have I seen any of these movies? Like, and it's of course, you know, it's like honoring movies that were released in twenty twenty four. And I'm just like, what was I doing in twenty twenty four because a lot of the lists I was, I mean, I got like some stuff that I like, I really want to see this person win, but actor in the leading role. Some the nominees were Adrian Brodie from The Brutalist, Timothy Chalamet a complete unknown, Coleman Domingo you know sing sing ralph ns mm hmm from Conclave, Ralph Finds is It? Sebastian Stand from the Apprentice, So who y'all rooting. For one more time? Adrian Brody from The Brutalist, Timothy Charlameat from a complete unknown dommant and done got his name backwards. Coleman to Mingo, Sing Sing, Ralph Finds, Conclave, and Sebastian Stand The Apprentice. I didn't see any of these movies, but I heard Sing Sing was really good. And you know, Coleman Domingo is from Philly, so like he gets my boat, Like, oh, I didn't know that he's a he's a actor. And he went to my alma mater, the Temple University Client College of Meeting Communication, right, and he went Overbrooke, didn't he Yeah, so all right, just to hear a default then yeah, exactly exactly. Because I ain't seen none of those movies. I know, I said the same thing. I'm like, I gotta do better. Actress in the leading role, Cynthia Ribo Wicked Uh, Carla Sophia Gascon, Amelia Perez The Movie, Amelia Perez, Mickey Madison The Movie, and Noura Demi Moore The Substance and Fernanda Torres. I'm still here. That's a tough one, you know. I gotta go with my girl Cynthia. Send me this list because I need to know the. Movies. This is a shame, like where did they even like coming attractions? Where do they play him at? Now? I know because everything is streaming, Like I know, we talked one. Time about the ads, but yeah, I don't see the ads like that exactly. And then it's like who else? I mean, I don't know. I can't speak for everybody else, but who has time to sit down and watch a movie? Yeah? Part I mean, but you got the Netflix and chill t. Times where you like more intentional. But I don't be. I don't see the ads. It used to be a time you're watching it right on much of that and something comes across and you're like, oh, I want to see that, But now with all these streaming, I don't see it. Ads still come on, but I. Must be and the kids we share streaming, they must got the upgraded ones because I don't. See a lot of I know, and it's not what it used to be. You know, I used to see well, a lot of people aren't really watching like regular TV, you know, on regular TV. You're always showing like, oh, this movie coming out, that movie, but you know, you don't see a lot of that now, and it's just like you got to go to a movie to see a movie to see the ads that they show for what's coming out. But I'm gonna give it to a wicked you know, that's the one with Cynthia Revo and Arianna grind So I'm gonna just go with them. Even though Demmy Moore, I think this would be her first Oh wow for real, yeah. G I Jane. She did amazing work. I think I think Meryl Street was another one that they've been robbing for long. It's been the first. She got hurt her just I think it's starting out. Day was kind of yeah, but we can continue to listen later, no doubt. We got a brother waiting for an interview, you know, we we This is the segment to which I have. I'm super excited about why because we get the opportunity to talk to the good old folks, right and so this gentleman, someone with my retremendous amount of respect for, so who're giving it to me to day? Who won't do the honest today? Okay, sister why don't you tell us? Who do we had to day? We had to day? Oh so we I have the amazing mister Adam Emil. He is a cutting edge R and B pop artist who was discovered by the platinum selling group Color Me Bad in twenty fifteen, touring with them until They're split in twenty eighteen. Now a long time opening act for the enduring I Love the Nineties tour, he continues to captivate audiences with his innovative sound and dynamic performances. So let's give a warm we talk weekly. Welcome for mister Adam Amil. What's up? What's up? Are you all doing? Awesome? Hell? Loveesome? All right, thank you for having me, what's happening? Thank you for joining us, Thank you for joining us. How are you? I am doing well, blessed by the best? Thanks. I know that's right, I know that's right. Yeah. We usually ask that question because now it's so much going on, you know, in just every I guess every level that you can you can think of that. We love the check in with people and just make sure, like how are you actually doing? Because a lot of times we say hey, how are you doing? In passing it's just like your your default is just like, oh I'm doing good, but that's not always the case, is very true. Yeah yeah, yeah yeah. So we're excited to have you and we want to know more about you today. How did you get your start in music? Well, just as a kid playing piano and singing and listening to great records due to my father just always constantly playing music. And I guess it's just I was in my bones and in my spirit. A lot of musicians in my family, you know, before me, that came before me, and I guess that had something to do with it as well. But you know, constantly doing recitals as a young and six seven eight years old. I never thought about it, but I was always in the music field, even as you know, in my younger years. When I got older, I wanted to start recording. So I had a BR five thirty two to four track recorder and I used to do my own things with that, and eventually that led to me in my collegiate years where I cut my first album. Started with a three song EP, then that turned to an album. Then that turned me booking myself all throughout the city and going to Miami, doing shows in LA and I did that for about ten years and then had to take two years to cool off and Color Me Bad called, and it was a different phase career at that point, you know, touring the world with legends. So yeah, it started very early, I guess in my life. Wow wow, And it seems like, you know, you were pretty much grinding this whole time because you know, just listening to your journey from beginning to when you actually did get the call from Color Me Bad, that you put in a lot of work. Absolutely, yeah, I mean a lot of it was fun, but there were things that you know, most people or myself didn't want to have to do. But as you open. Yourself up for to be comfortable being uncomfortable, it becomes a part of you. So just cold calling people or you know, scouring the internet for opportunities networking, which is something that I love to do. But yeah, it was it was a process for sure. Yeah. Yeah. And what was it like, you know when you first actually got that call. Well, I didn't know if it was the Color Me Bad that I thought of. I thought maybe it was a different group that was you know, titling them with the same name. But when I found I knew it was for real when they told me they were gonna fly me to Singapore for a person interview. That's that's when I knew, and things start kind of getting interesting and I just thank god. And uh yeah, yeah it was. It was different. It was amazing. It was bittersweet because going all the way to Indonesia, I didn't know if they were kidnapping me or what the case was. Adam over the time, like with your career, has your definition of success changed now? It has tell us about that. I mean, I think when I was starting out, probably in my college years, you know, you have this concept of you know, you have to be famous or you have to be you know, super duper big or whatever the case be. And as I traveled the world with the legends, I saw that happiness is first. And then I noticed. That the successes can sometimes be spaced out and there are, for lack of better term, dead periods, even with like actors having a big movie and then not having a role for two years. You know, that time frame is important on how you conduct your life and how you keep your health and what you do in that off season. So success for me now is and then, but it's more and so just. Being happy, continuing to do what I love to do, reaching new people. And it's not about being the biggest artist in the world, but more so being somebody that people respect and. You know, a legacy that can be remembered. M And just for those watching, and you've definitely, like Sizzle said, you've put in some work. But for those watching, and he's talking about. Color me bad. Uh. They were a group from the nineties that were, you know, very hot, and I. Found myself saying. Sex that was a little risk. All so, so, Adam, let us know, like when the lights go out, when when the when the. Crowd cheering is calmer? Who who is Adam? And Mill? Who is he. When the lights go out? I mean, I'm definitely a family guy. I'm definitely a very spiritual guy. My mind is always operating and working. I'm always trying to find ways to uplift my fellow brothers and sisters. I'm always trying to find ways to be the best friend I can be to those that are close to me. I would like to give myself credit for for I believe being a good listener to others. I'm humble, you know, I think I'm a very fun guy to be around. I'm a virgo if that means is anything to anybody, So. That September virgo. Yeah yeah, so see see that can help him, That can help himpoint in some personality things as well. But ultimately just a family guy. Uh, extreme lover of music and making great sounds and music and just you know, wanting to be a good person to everybody that I come in contact with. Awesome. Well, it says that you're you're touring or opening acts for the I love the nineties tours. Tell us how that's nostalgic, tell us how the crowd is acting and and even some of the with yourself opening in some of the other guests. Yeah, I mean, you know, the three year run that I have with Color Me Bad was phenomenal. Uh, they had some internal situations. Uh so my that my stay ended after three years. Uh, and the fact that I was able to make the connections and right relationships to be able to stay around that tour in a different capacity as a solo artist for five additional years and going you know, you know, can't be overlooked. So but the crowds are always ready to come out and have a good time. They're wearing their nineties gear. You know, we got acts like Rob Basse and Tone Low, Vanilla Ice Young MC, Color Me Bad is actually doing shows the in the new capacity. You know, you got Montel Jordan. We did shows with TLC, Salt and Pep was a big part of the headlining space when I was uh, you know, when we were doing our biggest, our largest amount of shows, so I had had to I ended up having a good relationship with the ladies as well, which was phenomenal. But yeah, I mean, we've been in Canada and the crowds are always insane over there. They are always ready the party. But yeah, it's it's a once in a lifetime experience. You name it. Some you're naming some artists that was in the eighties and nineties. Hold on, let me let me give you a shout out real quick. Hold on, if we cannot be completed unless you listen to you, why. You gotta give you gotta throw her in there. You tell you name some greats in that in that line up, How was it to be you know, amongst some of those those huge names. And you know sometimes when those people are mentioned, we we it's this nostalgic feeling right, and so you're part of that kind of ecosystem. Now, how does that feel? It feels incredible. I thank God all the time for it to be able to learn from from people that are thirty plus years in the industry can't be overlooked. You know. The longevity. You know, like I say that that the time that fans don't see is critical. You know, you' age, you know, minimum fifteen minutes to an hour, you know, but life happens and the rest of that time, you know, so you can't have bad habits, you can't be speeding on the freeway in your nice cars, and you know, it's a lot of things that can go wrong. So I think thirty years plus hanging with those people, getting seekerts from them, finding out what they do in their lives outside of music, to secure their families in different ways, just being friends with them. I mean, we hang out all the time. Tone calls me every time he's in the city, you know. Yeah, Tone is a big brother to me. Coolio is a big brother to me. Resting Peace he was such an amazing spirit. Yeah, I mean, it's incredible. Man. Only God could have done something like this. Man, I would have never dreamed in a million years that they would find me on YouTube and I'd be torn with salt and pepper. You know, never would have thought give us some and like you said on YouTube, give us a little bit of your music from Adam and mil for the people who haven't heard or any of your songs. Yeah, you mean like songs that I have out now currently. M Yes. So my new single is titled Enough, Thank You for Asking, featuring Cordy Blocker. It's available on all streaming platforms. It's an Island vibe, great feeld love song. You'll love it. You can play it with your children in the room. You don't have to be afraid. And yeah, run run those numbers up on that. Give me some feedback on my I G which is Adam dot email. And then I have more music that's coming. I have a new single that's coming out very soon. But if you look on my pages, you'll see some older music that I have put out before this new project. So, but I want to make sure I keep the light shined on my new single Enough. I want to know you know what. One thing I want to know is uh, because you you kind of mentioned something that that that made me think of this. We're in this era where there's this huge to B as to R and B. Where is it? You know, it's it's no more R and B. You know, it's this new music, this new you know, a genre that's that's dominating kind of music or what we grew up with. What's your take on that? Do you feel like R and B is lost now? Do you feel like it's coming back? Do you feel like it will ever come back? Do you feel like we're just innovating and we're on something new? What's your what's your take on that? Because you you come from the golden era of R and B, you. Know, yeah, No, I think you hit it on the head. I think it is being innovated. I don't think R and B is dead at all. R and B is actually on the come up right now, Uh, in major, major ways. I mean, if you talk about artists like Scissor, you know that's R and B. No, you know, so R and B is yeah, you know, it's so many beautiful women that are singing amazing songs and getting the recognition they deserve that are in the R and B classification. You know, Chris Brown is dominating the R and b Field. You got so many artists like Mario that are coming you know, still doing projects, and you know so many new young men that are coming out, Jacquez and you know, Adam Amil. There's so many of us that are making solid music. I think it's on the come up. Yeah. So when you think of when you think of those particular artists, are there any that stands out to say, yo, I want to be on the stage with that or even you know, do they get you so inspired that you feel like writing? You know? Yeah, I mean Chris Brown, a lot of Chris Brown. I mean, he makes so much music, but you know some of those records are just like, man, like how many people were in the room with you, like this is incredible? You know. But that's just the top of the food chain, man. The top writers, top producers, top singer. Bruno Mars does that to me too, yea, His his his writing, the lyrics, you know, they definitely have deeper meaning than a lot more music than I hear. You know, I didn't say that properly, but you get what I'm saying. Yeah, So I like his, uh, his focus on the lyrics, even that song he has with Lady Gaga, now like you know, just meaningful lyrics, great melodies. So those those two definitely inspired me, but I'm inspired by many. Yeah, but those are the top two that I think. You mentioned, Uh some of the greats that Chris Brown one of the songs that stood out for me. I believe he wrote this is uh what do you say? It's never right time to say goodbye? Yeah? Yeah, it's crazy. It's crazy, from the arrangement to the to the lyrics everything, and and so after you said that, I was like, yeah, not only does he have an extensive catalog? Did we go out? Look like we went not only do we have an extensive he has an extensive catalog. Uh, He's just he's he's just a great artist all together, amazing, absolutely absolutely. If you was to think of the how can I put it? Think of the perfect concert with your on it? You know what would that be? I mean a lot of ways to do that one. I mean, you know, whether we're doing you know, two thousand artists with artists like you know Nelly or John Rule. Uh, you know, I. Still got upbeats that would fit into that. We're thinking R and B. I would think like Neo, you know, and you know, Miguel or something like that. Uh, and you gotta throw one of the female artists in there as well, you know. So, I mean, it's a lot of ways to do it, man. You can you can go music, soul child and Philly. You can go about it a lot of different ways, man. And that's something that I tried to work my catalog into, being able to be on multiple type of stages and not just you know, can only do one thing. A lot of the shows that I do now are in the nightclub hip hop shows, you know, and I'm up. There trying to sing. I'm singing, you know, but I make sure I do upbeat songs because I'm opening up a Twister in April, you know, and that's you know, that's certified hip hop, you know what I'm saying. So, so, Adam, do you write your own music? I've been working with a producer on this last project. I do write my own music, but for this project, I collaborated with the producer Toxic, and we put together some magic. Yeah. All right, So tell us how do you get prepared for that mentally? Like, how do you prepare yourself to just have you know, sometimes you get how to overcome those creative blocks when writing or producing. Oh that's a great question. You know, time spent. You have to embrace those moments as well too, though, because that is what sharpens your talent, your skill, and your pencil. Yeah, you have to face those heads on. It's like rain drops, you know. You try to call on the higher being to drop you a gym, and sometimes he's busy. And you have to sit through that. Uh and wait, you know, but while. Continuing to push forward, and those magic things will happen. I've been in the studio and couldn't get the last line and then by the time I got home, I heard it and I got it. You know. So just time in the studio experience will help you overcome the doubt that that those blocks can create. And you know, when you do have those blocks and those challenges, that means that song is worth it. Because if you were writing about love or sex is the word I want to say, it's not as difficult as writing about something you know deeper, you know, world peace or something like that. You know. So, yeah, so you mentioned something about when you said the greats. It's so funny because like I was watching the Super Bowl in a halftime in Kendrick Lamar and you know he sampled Luthor Vandros you know, and it's a lot of them, ROBERTA Fleck, a lot of them who just left. You know, went on home to glory. And a lot of kids don't even know at this generation who they are. So what should take on, you know, sampling some of the greats to just you know, magnify them so that they can still be relevant and their their music lives on. I mean, I think they're lucky to be able to do that, that the labels will pay that because I know the States of Luther and all of those people aren't budgeting on rights and the royalties and whatever the fee is. So that's definitely top of the food chain to be able to sample a Luther Vandro song. So I look forward to being able to do some things like that one day. Again. It revives those records as well too. It brings new light to them, a new audience to them. And so the kids still may hear the sample and think it's original, right, but the radio knows that this money goes to the Luther founder, to Luther estate, and then the older generation. I shouldn't say I don't always like these when we're older. But the more grown up generation knows that's a Luther record, and then you'll hear more top forty radio stations or what do we call it, contemporary radio. They'll start to spend that record even more because it's getting hot in the urban genre, you know, so it revives it. So I think it's a gift that keeps on giving. Mm hm. When you say the Luther, shout out to Luther. He has a new documentary on I want to say the PBS docs or something like that. I think that that. Yeah, it's amazing, yeah Hulu, Yeah, yeah, it's amazing too. And because you mentioned that, who would be on your Mount Rushmore? Oh man? How many do I get? Four? Right? Only four? I know that's hard. Yeah, well, I'm not gonna think too deep about it. So I would have to say Stevie Wonder, I would have to say Bob Marley May. I would have to say it's starting to get tricky. Now you get it's starting to get tricky. Oh man, I mean you know what I have to say, Whitney Houston. Yeah, you know, representing the women up there, and I mean, but. Not least shucks it could be so many people. Yea, do they have to be gone? Michael Jackson, Michael Jackson, Michael Jackson. You know what, we was just arguing about Michael Jackson, and I think he's If you want to think about, right, the greatest, the greatest song in history, I think it would have to come from Michael Jackson. Yeah, the greatest song in history. And what would be It would either have to be Thriller or Billy Jean. No, I don't think so, I know, I don't. I'm keeping it light because that's hard, right, It's hard to do because we can say, to me, I think he's the greatest entertainer all time. Yeah, but then someone can say, well, how are you grating that? Right many hits? Yeah, but I have to give it to him. But then but it's yeah, all right, cool. So so since you said that, right, who would you think is the greatest male group of all. Time, greatest male group. Of all time, of all time? Well, I mean, I guess we kind of gotta say the Beatles right. Now, the greatest male group of all I mean, because after the Beatles, I must be forgetting somebody. I would say the freaking Temptations. But you got you got ye. About error in general. See, And the reason I say New Audition is because New Addition is the only who has a longer catalog than them. Yeah, I would have to check. It ain't not to check. You're talking about no, because even the Temptations, they didn't start. Out, brothers have a huge one. You how long they've been run from six remember ship? Yeah, but they didn't have as many they didn't have as many like pop hits than the New Audition. And that's because you ain't living at time. No, they did. You look at the catalog. That can't look at the catalog. You know who's listening to the Temptation that's older than us? That's why. No. But what I'm saying is people who's older than us are still listening to New Audition. And you're talking about great, you're talking about all right? Cool. So I put it this way and this ship interview. I'm sorry my brother Look we talk weekly, so we talk a lot, alright. So this so this is the thing, This is this is my defense. Right even if you say the brothers, right, none of the brothers had more sic more success than only Ron Osley. But you can't but New audition. You got Ronnie, you got bb D, bb D, you got Bobby Brown, you got Ralph, you got Johnny gil You come on there. They went solo, but so did the Osley. And they came back. No, but that's what I'm saying. So who out around Osley do you remember as notable? But that's not my generation. No, it's a question. I got Okay, answer the question. The brothers he had diabetes. Think about it now, I'm you're thinking too much. Go ahead, it's no because. It's not my generation. But the stats in the in the fact show that they all went and did solo careers. We're not talking about just just went and did it, So we're talking about successful. Ralph was not that successful with his sensitivity and his other one they did a little bit or whatever. Johnny Gills, Yeah, it ain't. About Johnny Brown absolutely bb D absolutely cultural. What are you talking about. Saying we don't know their music? But I'm talking they're a group out of a group. I think they need to reiterate the questions. You see how a passionate we get. Now I'm going to Google. Let me go go to Google, Go to Google. Just tell me I'm right there's no other group, even with the temptatious that I say. Okay, because y'all can say Earth Winning Fire. Honestly, you talk about when you talk about musically though, right, Earth Wind and Fire, you gotta give it to all of them was like musicians. So that's the difference. Right. But when you talk about success, phenomenal success, you talk about since Candy Girl, Ron Honesley ain't had they didn't have no Candy Girl. Yeah right, you talking about from Candy Girl all the way. To Okay, here we go. Chris Jasper, he was part of the Athlete Brothers. He released the album started with Kiss and like Chris, Ron Osley, Ernie Eisley, like they all. Did solo careers. Okay, Now I would have to come back to tell you how exactly. That's my point. That's my point. Though we talked about six, we're not talking about just a spin off and oh I did an album. We're talking about notable albums. I give you, I give you Ralph Treadsland because I mean, but the sensitivity situation, it was, okay, but you're talking about all of all of them, all of them. So so just to reiterate what was Adam's for again. Uh, it was go ahead us much more yeap, oh, Stevie Wonder, Bob Marley, Whitney Houston, and Michael Jackson. I get yeah, that one hard. That's a good that's a good one because you put the you put Whitney Houston arguably one of the greatest R and B singers of all time. Arguably you can't even because who you're gonna put up there? Yeah, yeah, nobody, Like she's in a league of her own, you're not. And even even if you mentioned, safe example, Beyonce, because I think she's probably one of the one of the greatest of all time, one of them. Uh, you can't even compare her vocally to Whitney Houston. You can't do it. Yeah, Whitney Houston is the only musician right, vocalist who I have ever who I have never heard of anyone debate whether she could sing or not. I have heard that with Beyonce, and I think she could say. I don't get where they say she can't sing, but I I don't. I don't want to say I'm part of it, Beha, but I like Beyonce. Yeah, but I would never compare it to Whitney Houston. Yeah, yeah, I don't know. And I think with that being said, like Adam, where do you see the direction of R and B going? Because I feel like over the last couple decades, it's it's transformed into so many different yeah, you know, dynamics. Of yeah, different breakdowns of the genre. Yeah. I think a lot of that has to do with the consumers and what they support. I think the labels are starting to, you know, catch on to what's popular and what's popping. You know, if we can get out of you know, put a little bit more money into R and B, it'll probably come from some of the newer hip hop artists genres. A lot of them are having trouble with the law and you know, losing their lives and you know, so you know it's only right that you know, kind of push some of that money in different different areas. So I feel very positive about where R and B is shifting to. Yeah, I mean, you know, I look forward to that. I mean, that's a great question. I haven't thought about that. Yeah, we need no more people to be able to get out get back out there and call themselves the self pro self proclaimed king of R and B, or Queen of R and B or whatever like we need more of that. Yeah, yeah, So what's next for Adam? Amil? What's next for you? Man? I appreciate it. Well, we got this new single dropping coming up soon. I'll let you know the date when the label lets me know, but I'm looking forward to I can't wait to drop this new single title Don't Let Go. And we got music videos coming out for both of my projects. I'm doing that show opening up for Twister in April. That's an Aurora, Illinois. We're doing some ninety shows coming up this summer. I'm just you know, continuing the network and meet my fans and reaching out to other business partners and things like that. We're trying to We're working on an amphitheater I hear where we can bring other guests, my friends in and we can put on concerts. So we're working on that as well. So I'm excited, man, just keeping it going and you know, collab with other artists and writing new material, just doing what artists do best. Fantastic, fantastic Adam, before you go and earlier, before you go, give us a little something acapella style? Oh you want me to sing? For the viewers that's watching. Let's see what I got. Let's see. Craving your body through the night feels like, come on, doodro, I want the hold. And put you inside of. These A. Ye gave me. Was at the club last night, kicking it party until five in the morning. So I thank you, appreciate that. Crazy so sorry. We had you one longer, a little long. We like you, my brother, so we had you on a little bit longer. I love it. I appreciate it. So look, why don't you let everyone know where they can find you. Gotta send us some music so we can play on the chin station. Get the music. We ain't get the music. We wouldn't. We would have intro that we're gonna make sure that we get the music. Okay, sure that we spent it down here. You know what I'm saying. In Philly, you don't shout out to Philly shouts go birds. I'm sorry. Let me, I'm gonna take good. Let me take a little little brick right here and just acknowledge the birds, go birds, shout out the Philadelphia Eagles. Man. We needed that. Philly needed that type of love right now. We got the w in there. Hold up brou I like you, I like you. I like you, Adam. Who is you rooting for? Oh? I was rooting for Philly. Yeah, my sister lived in Philly for some time and I visited her out there a lot. So I was going for Philly. Nothing against the Kansas City Chiefs, but it was Philly's time. It really really was. And real quick, you said you mentioned something about Twist Man. I want to give you Twisted his props too, because I think not only is he one of the most underrated, you know, rappers, hip hop artists out there. He don't get mentioned enough, but also I think he's he's in the league of his own, and he started a genre of hip hop that no one ever, no one gives credit to. You know what I'm saying. He the one that spearheaded a lot of that, you know. So I'm gonna give Twisted a little shout out coming from Pilly Man. So I would love to hear more about your concert. Man, when y'all put this this whole thing together and the amphitheater, you gotta keep us posted, but go ahead, you know, let us know how to get in contact with you, get your music, all that good stuff. Absolutely I appreciated. My website is adam email dot com. A D A M, E M I L dot com. Follow me on I G I'll hit you back. It's Adam dot email and also TikTok Adam dot email. Check out my Spotify run up the numbers four me and h Feel free to share the music when you check it out. Hope you love. It fantastic real quick, what's one last fact? Give us a quick snappy fact about Adam or mill something. No one knows news snapple fact. Uh hm hmm that nobody else knows. There might be a reason for that. No, just. I mean, I don't know. I don't know what to tell you. Yeah, that's I mean, that's a tough one. I mean. The crates crates. Yeah, so you got to give you gotta give it. When you say I don't know, I'm gonna push a little harder. I mean a snapper fact that nobody else knows about me. I mean that that makes me feel like my maybe most embarrassing moment or something like that. But I mean, uh, you know, there was one time I was doing a show and I was in the backyard of a big house and events and they had me come over and do a concert. And the house was so expensive the screen looked c through and uh I had to go take a break in between my sets, and I walked dead into the screen and every and everybody saw, you know, I mean that, that's like it there. It's the moment, you know, you know. But yeah, so. Would you put your hand out now where you walk on? I'm telling you, yeah, you're going right like right there the screen. I promise you. My guy Adam and Mill y'all want one more time how they can get in contact with you, all that good stuff. Check me out on I g y'all, Adam dot emil, that's a a M dot e M. I'll be looking for you, waiting on you. Fantasic, fantastic. But then you have ladies and gentlemen. I don't want you to go anywhere when we come back. We got a story. We got a story. Yep, yeah, we got a story. So don't go nowhere. We'll be right back after this show. Your boy Charles Greg with beautiful beautiful Laurence and my guy Adam A Mill y'all, absolutely we see you on the other side. Don't go nowhere, y'all. Sh sh. Sh Shock. We talked weekly after the Talking w P P m P Philadelphia. One of six point tongue twisted out it I forgot what world for a minute? One O six point five that film. We talked weekly after they Talk with your boy Gregg and Beautiful. Classic Beautiful Lawrence. Al Right, so you already know what's going on? Why don't you getting story something that's popping out here and the screets today? Yeah, Unfortunately, just a little sad note that Grammy nominated R and B singer Angie Stone was killed in a car accident early Saturday morning. According to reports, Angie Stone and several others this morning, Yes, wow, Yeah. Angie Stone and several others were traveling back to Atlanta from Alabama, and at four a m. The car they were traveling and flipped over and was subsequently hit by a big rig. So Angie Stone was pronounced dead at the scene, and the Alabama Highway Patrol had released the statement saying that their twoenty twenty one Mercedes Benz sprinter van turned over on Interstate sixty five at about four to twenty five and am Saturday before being hit by a twenty twenty one freight liner Cascadia truck driven by a thirty three year old man from Texas. So sadly everyone in the vehicle survived except Angie Stone. So Angie's children, Diamond and Michael Archer said in a statement, never in a million years did we ever expect to get this horrible news. We are still trying to process and are completely heartbroken. And Angie was pivotal in helping form the group Sequence. The Sequence the first all female group on sugar Hill Records, and Angie had hits such as No Moraine, Wish I Didn't miss you, brother, and so many more. And she was in the Neo Soul movement with Erica Badiu, Jill Scott, Lauryn Hill, Macy Gray and so many others. And she and Angie Stone shared a son with singer di'angelo. She was sixty three years old, So resting peace to her. Prayers up for the families. This is such a tragic loss. It's just it's horrible that you know, everybody survived, and that's like that survivor's guilt, you know everyone else yes, yeah, oh my goodness, yeah. And then great, you know gratitude too, like that could have been them. Yeah, it's horrible, horrible, And I. Think they were coming from a show or going to a show. Yeah, they were coming from a show. And I think she actually had another show today, which of course, you know, they had a I think a moment of silence or something for her at that event. It's just man. As our last guest, Adam and Mill was talking like, there's been so many nineties tours. She's been extremely busy with putting on different tours. So yeah, yeah, you're heartbreaking. Yeah, she was just man, she was awesome. She was awesome, and she did so much in the industry. And it's just to have your life and sixty three is young, you know what I mean, just have her life cut short. There's no more. Black brother. I'm glad she did that. Y. She didn't definitely look her age. She looked good, she looked she looked amazing. And yeah, I don't know, man, it's just said, when when we lose someone who we have grown up with or grown up paying attention to, you know, so it's always hard to hear when you know, we lose one of the greats, and she's one that can be position as as black excellence, you know. Yeah, so you know we we we send our Condolec's love and support to her family. And I'm sure that uh the next BT awards their attribute to her as they should. Ye got a nice little catalog also, yes, yes. All right, So pivoting back to the OSCARS conversation, So the costume design the nominees, just wondering what because see, you might have seen some of these movies, Pargain's see. But so the dominees was a complete unknown. This is costume design, a complete unknown. The that's the move that's the name of the movie. Yes, that's the movie's name, is a complete unknown. The designer is Arion Phillips. The other move. The next movie. The next nominee is Conclave, and there the designer is Lissi Cris Crystal. And then the next nominee is Gladiator too. Mm hmm, yeah, Thanksgiving, I did. Jant Yates and Dave crossed. Yeah, so they're they're both nominated. And then no for to anybody see that for. To n O s F is it a tea? Yeah? Yeah, that's that. Yeah, and the design was Slender Muir's. She's going to win that, you think, So she's definitely. Gonna win that and then the other one is Wicked. Well, Wicked had some Yeah, Wicked has some. Yeah. Yeah, they're definitely taking that. Yeah wow they didn't come. No, Yeah, but yeah that that Yeah, that's when that's gonna be a tough one right there, because what did you think about? What did y'all think about Gladiator? Like the costume that was cool? They I think when we talk about originality and creativity, though, glad it was good, but not we're talking about costume design. Not necessarily movie, we're talking. About costume design, and so. Yeah, I mean it was I'm looking at the costumes. I mean, it wasn't something that it wasn't created before, you know what I mean when I watched the other Gladiators or. All of that, Like, it's not like I've not seen that. That's why now as I look at Wicked, right, I'm thinking that maybe they because we've seen all of this what no, but we've seen kind of the Wicked Witch, and we've seen like because if you think of what's the the movie the Pink what's the the movie that just came out last year? Uh, Barbie, Barbie, they. Did all the pink and it was a gang like that in there like they did all the pink. So I don't see this standing out only because of maybe the names attached to this. They might take it because you know how that goes. But but this, uh, this other movie, this one right here, not Forture. What is it called Nastur? And I think this is in all in French or something, right, it's the I can't remember. But when we talk about just costume design, if we truly talking about costume design, and that's right, this was a remake. This was the remake of the original. Is a drama. It's a horror. It's a horror. But uh, what's it on now? On Netflix? It might be on Netflix or or uh prom m hmm, let me see. They might get that because I've seen Oh I see Peacock. Oh okay, that's prom Well you can see it through prome, I think on Peacock. Yeah mm hmm. Yeah. And then and then the last one, which is usually like, isn't this the one that they save for the end of the show, the beig the best picture? Isn't that the one they saved to the end. They have a lot of nominees in here. You got this movie, Anora, you said, no, oh, oh you're talking. We want another listen Best Picture? Bad? Yeah, I went to Best Picture. I was saying that they have a lot of nominees in this category, but they have Anura, the bru the lists a complete unknown conclave. Dune Part two. Was good. You did see that Doom? I've seen Doom the first one or both of them? Yeah, Netflix, I need your list. You said Dune or what else? Was it? Nora? It was Dune part two? Amelia Perez, I'm still here, Amelia Perez. That's the one that what's her name played in? The one that played Uh. Yeah, yeah, this was in Uh it was some type of conflict based around was it? Because I think the way that they portrayed I think that this is a Mexican movie or was a Mexican, Mexican centered movie, and a lot of the I believe actors were not Mexican and so or no, no, no, something along the lines. If they portrayed them as stereotypical jobs. Oh no, let me see. I had it on you the whole time. I bet let me share this. But they were talking about there you go. They were talking about so I seen them on TikTok and they was a little upset that. You know, some of the scenes were, uh, stereotypically driven by way of what we would think immigrants that come to America would work, right, So there was a lot of needs and stuff like this, or they were a bit upset about that, and I could see I could see that. I mean, don't know, no one wants to stereotypical rule. Like literally, case in point, I'm tired of seeing you know, movies where all the black guys got corn rolls in in shooting or or or convicts or something like that. Yeah, they still don't like, yeah, we don't even wear it. They were so weird. What are you doing here? Right? You know what I'm saying? And so what's the other one? So it was Amelia, I'm still here. Let me see, I'm still here. And then you have Nickel Boys. Okay, yeah, this was pretty cool. H Then you got Nickel Boys. Nickel Boys. I haven't heard of that one. Nickel Boys, the Nickel Boys, and then that one, hmmm interesting. And then you got the Substance. I like the name though, check that one. What a new American masterpiece? As they say, uh, what's the other one? The Substance? Oh, that's with DEMI right. Yeah, I think that's. That's my girl, man. Like, she looks great. She looks great. She's in her sixties. Yeah. Yeah. One of my favorite movies is Ghosts. You know, you got one of them old movies that you always go to. This was the one when they said, uh she they did a h you know when he come and be like, hey it's Johnny. Yeah, yeah, Jack Nicholson and uh, what movie was that? That was. The joker? It was that was a joker. That was I want to say the breaking, but it was the something shining, the shining. Shining and so yeah, so they paralleled a video where they showed how certain scenes matched to that, and so they kind of did a modge I think to some of the things. I'm gonna watch this tonight. What's this one called the Substance? Come on, that's my girl, man, I used to I think she was one of my first crushes when I. Was She was beautiful. Yeah, she was so pretty. And then the last one is Wicked. Wicked, Uh, get out of here. I'm supporting it though, because because it's Cynthia Revo, my favorite. But she has an amazing voice though, like she heard her sing you got it, but uh she does that. Oh that's hot. Okay, Okay. The thing about those PG movies though, is that kids can go opposed to the R movies. So you're going to have a family of five versus a family. Of two because you know what I'm saying, So ticket sells are higher you have the family. But even even let me see, I want to say so if I go back the so Dune two was best movie. That was in there for best. Movie, was Best Picture, Best Picture, but. Even I'm surprised this wasn't in there for costume design. Yeah, because yeah, we have some great stuff, great looks in there. I mean when you talk about because if you're going to put Wicked in there, if you're gonna put like, what's the other movie you did for costume design? I forgotten Gladiator? Like this fits right along. Absolutely we talk about costume designer. So they got robbed from this. They should have definitely been in there. This was this was really Did you have any. Other stories though? Was it? I wanted to since we were talking about the Oscars, just give we gave Andrew Stone our flowers, saying with Gene happened actually found him and his wife in their Mexico home passed away, and I think he was what ninety three five ninety five? Wow? Yeah, and I think he was sixty three okay, yeah, okay, and then the dog as well. Yeah, I didn't world, I didn't see Liberty's posts. He said. Shining. Yeah, he called it the shining. And look, he said, I usually don't watch side five, but substance is really good. See, I gotta watch it. I'm watch god watch. Just appreciate you, all right, what do you have? We already passed our time. That went pretty fast. I mean we was talking, were just running our mouths. So I appreciate all you got then telling me come back out of here. Uh, everybody who's been watching to day, Yeah, tune in for next week. I'm your boy, Charles with the beautiful. Law and the beautiful class. That was all. We see you. We see you next week. I'll be out here like last year.