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Man. Hey, it's been a it's been a very How can I
say enlightened and weak? Man? For real? Man, That ain't funny,
man. I'm talking about like when you growing and you developing, I'm
learning that if you want to get a different result in your life, you
got to do something different. Ain't funny. I don't know why y'all laughing
so much about that? Dang funny? You know you know what I'm saying.
But listen, man, I want to myself, give a shout out
to Beyonce well her Texas holding you know what I'm saying, I meant like
an adult acapella has been released, and I feel though even though that,
you know, Beyonce has a lot of accolades, you understand what I'm saying.
I'm talking about, she got like maybe like twenty five or more Grammy
shit on one. You know, she dope Like like, I just feel
like she just dope. Me. Understand what I'm saying as an actual,
you know, the queen of Like I want to say, because it's not
R and B, I want to say like pop huh no, pun,
don't hold me accountable if I'm getting her gyring of music wrong. But I
just feel like, you know, Beyonce is the queen of pop. So
this is just me saying, you know, shout out to be for her,
Texas hold him joint and you know, like just hit it is what
it is. Black History Man, You celebrate man, you celebrate me.
You celebrate Black History Month, Young Stem. We celebrate Black History Month all
on man top of the food chain, entertainment. And that's a black icon
and a queen that I'm going to say that she is dope and give her
her flowers right now, man, dig nal clause to be big round plause
will be. And the reason why I'm saying big round plause to Beyonce because
her coming from a group called Destiny Child. She's really like like like the
first one of the first black women from you know, the last two decades
of relevant pop all this music that's still relevant that's not like white like Tyler
Swift. You understand however that came off. It is what it is.
It ain't no pun attending. Y'all know what I'm giving up shade, So
you know what I'm saying. That ain't funny. I'm just saying like,
like from what I've seen, she is like that came or a female artist
that was in a group of three or more and then went out and ventured
out and stood on her own and it's still relevant. I don't care what
the hell y'all say. You understand what I'm saying. And that's not funny.
But anyway, like I said, Yo, it's Black History Month,
baby, looking shof's Black History Month to shuffle black excellence and we still celebrating
Black History Month. And tonight I got I got an interest in list for
y'all. You understand what I'm saying. I got an interest in list for
y'all. And you know with this list, it's putting out some black icons
that were the first to do a lot of things man or in different type
of categories. And all I'm doing is describing just to give you motivation,
you know what I'm saying, yet again to let you know that it's not
about where you came from, but you must know your past, but it's
about where you're going. But you're not gonna capitalize off of where you're going
in your future if you don't capitalize on the present time, right now and
just getting up off your rod's clock and starting whatever it is that you're gonna
start. I don't care if you finish. Start you your own or you
know, like recording studio or filming studio or you know what I'm saying saying,
or or whether there's a business, get into stocks, go back to
schools, start working out, you know what I'm saying. But that's like
minor things compared to doing big things like like being the first to like start
your own diamond district company. Man like, like it can be done.
You understand what I'm saying, or like being the first to actually or start
your own you understand what I'm saying, or or I don't know texture of
gold or or you know, or like a grade of gold or something.
Man, I'm just trying to come up ahead and be innovative and creative because
it sounds preposterous and it sounds wild, but it could be done. It
could be done. It could be done, especially when you were a being,
Like how we are you understand what I'm saying? And yeah, and
a proof of that that comes from these three icons that I'm sharing, you
know, or tonight this episode tonight about it's about three individuals, Williams,
Jay Bates, George Crumb, and Oscar Marshaul. Okay, big run of
a plot for that three black icons, and I'm just gonna break down to
you what they did. Okay, So Williams J. Bates, he was
the first black architect to become a member of the American Institute of Architects.
Okay, Now you gotta put your you gotta put yourself inside the mind of
an individual who probably who probably was raised and was segrogated. Okay, you
know when it was a Jim Crow law and things in America was actually like
segregated. You know what I'm saying with blacks and whites. You know,
the whites drink here, he here, the blacks over here. And then
and then came out of that era. He was either a child and when
is that era or that eraror just like was abolished, that law was abolished.
And he was a black man who said that he actually wanted to be
an architect and build things and you know what I'm saying, like write blueprints
for buildings and houses and things, and that he did this all through Hollywood.
Okay, but William J. Bates from his area in his time.
He was actually first black architect to become a member of the American Institute of
Architects. That's major. That's major. And you got to understand what area
that he came from and he pulled this off. So you got to let
that, you know, like sink inside your head that you can be the
first to do anything that they're telling you that you can't do, because I
know for sure at that time they was telling every black damned person they couldn't
come to the American Institute of Architects and guess what William J. Bates did
that. Okay, look a shop for him. Man, it's black kid,
should be we celebrate black excellence. Huh, jail yo, I'm gonna
tell you this. Next person on this list George Crumb. He is the
first African American who invented the potato chip in eighteen fifty three. Home boy.
Huh that's powerful. That is powerful, George Crumb, y'all gonna do
y'all research. Man, You know what I'm saying. It hit different when
I give you these these icons, and then you gonna go do the knowledge
yourself and then you implement you know what I'm seeing their examples inside your life,
man. George Crumb, he was the first African American who invented the
potato chip in eighteen fifty three. We eat potato chips to this damn day,
home boy, all types of flavors of potato chips. Okay. So
you know you gotta just let that burn inside your mind, and you got
to know and understand that. You know, if you can believe it,
you can conceive it, and if you could conceive it, you can bring
it into actual flutation and manifested all the thing you gotta do is just see
it inside your mind. And once you sit inside your mind and use your
imagination, you understand what I'm saying, it's gonna manifest on the outside of
you even become a reality. In the situations of what's needed to actually manifest
those things, you're gonna be guided to it, so you don't need to
worry about the whereabouts or how. I don't think William J. Bates was,
you know, fearful about how he was gonna become the first black architect
to become the member you know what I'm saying, to become a member of
the American Institutional argentages he used to apply to himself. He had imagination,
He's seen the vision applied himself. I don't think George Crumb when he created
the potato chip and invented the potato chips in eighteen fifty five, you know
what I'm saying, like thought about who would try to get in his way
or anything. He pictured some damn chips made from potatoes, you know what
I'm saying, and he went the work and he manifested in this around to
this day. So you got to let that be. You know, you're
burning desire from these icons to build up your strength to act upon your dreams
and your hopes and your expiration. I don't care how crazy it sound.
Listen. If your dream don't scare you, it's not big enough, man,
it's not big enough. And I didn't understand that until I actually started
dreaming even bigger this year and a lot of my dreams, a lot of
things I see inside of mine. It's actually fucking scaring me. Man,
I'm not gonna lie to you. It's scaring me, you know what I'm
saying. But it never scared me into this year right here. Well it
did a little bit last year. I ain't gonna he shit is really really
scaring the hell out of me. You understand what I'm saying. So that's
how I know that my dreams are real, real big. You understand.
And then here's the last on the list. Okay, Oscar My Show,
Oscar My Show, Oscar My Show. He was the first movie company owned
and controlled by black filmmakers, and he produced more than four or they for
films. Man, that's mazing, you heard it, I say, because
everybody you know, like like I mean, all these people that done got
put on give them been doing anything in Hollywood and things, and that they
got so much to say about Hollywood, right and about the people that's there,
and about how, you know, like they ain't getting the money that
they feel like they deserve and they're making all these excuses. But this right
here is a motivation to me to let me know that you understand what I'm
saying. If Oscar my Show can be the first movie company owned and controlled
by black filmmakers, and he produced more than forty four films, man I
can do the same thing as me being CEO Fortune with the platforms that I
have right now, and and and and me growing and learning with experience and
me networking and me and me doing my thing, that I can do the
same thing. And you gotta don't understand these black folks, these black people
that did these things when it when man a nigga, a nigga was getting
killed and slammer for even trying to read. And god damn right, and
our ancestor is the one who invented, you know what I'm saying, the
concept of actually recording words and thoughts on paper with the popular see that they
that they made into paper. That's where that concept of creating paper came from
It came from the Egyptus, you understand what I'm saying. So they have
that type legacy snatched away from you and then actually brainwashed, and it told
that you couldn't do these things and then come out that era and then start
establishing yourself and being the first black to do a lot of things inside of
America. Man, that's powerful. So that lets me know that it can
be continued and done right now to this day. So that's why I got
this deep burning desire that nothing is not gonna stop me from achieving my dreams
and my goal and for taking this right here top of the food chain to
tame to the next level. And you shouldn't. That didn't stop you anything
stopping either because William J. Bates didn't stop. That didn't stop him being
black. They didn't stop him for being the first architect you know what I'm
saying, accept it into the American institutional architects. That didn't stop George Crump
from creating the Potato Chip in eighteen fifty three. And that didn't stop Oscar
My Show for becoming the first movie company owned and control by black filmmakers produce
some more than forty four films. That's powerful, man, that's powerful.
And you know what that puts me in the mind of people like like like
Tyler Perry. See, this is why I respect Tyler p Man. Tyler
Perry actually used to sleep inside his fucking car. Man, he used to
sleep inside his car. And now he got like, I think, like
a billion dollar or if if I'm I could be exaggerated, I know,
if the hotime million dollar could be a billion dollar studio, huh and doing
his thing all over like like like like like Hollywood and and all over networks.
And Oprah did the same thing. Man, Oprah came from nothing.
Oprah when it got past I think it was like thirty five rackas thirty five
rack as for Color Purple or something like that that did the episode in the
show on It don't know mark me on the world. But it's a long
story short that she came from that and barely getting paid for Color Purple to
not on her network. So listen this Black History Month again, man,
I am actually condoning and honoring black excellence. Man, it's your host.
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