Speaker 1: Top Club park Man, I got a good topic for y'all. Man.
It's Tuesday morning. We are in the house talking club podcast.
See your fortune, Yo, Mike ELPs, I call your uncle ELPs.
Listen man. Mike Epps took the social media a while
back and he made it clear that niggas, it ain't
no flex for a nigga getting locked up and coming
home and thinking he's supposed to be congratulated and giving
all these packs and giving all this glory for being
thirty or forty years inside the prison. Just like Mike
Epps said, nigga, you fail. You feel what I'm saying,
And the real flex is bossing up, taking care of
your kids.
Speaker 2: You feel me.
Speaker 1: Getting your mom out the project. So after hood, making
a change in your community and starting something or movement
or business or something, that's the big flex man. So
even though Mike Epps took to social media and said
that he apologized because he was misunderstood, try all the
real jeeves being in prison and then came out and
it made it change inside the world. May we understand
what you got going on and what you're saying. Might
elpshold these episode is for you men? A top of
the morning Top Ink Club podcast. Man, let's jump right
into the store here action early this morning. Man, let's go.
Speaker 3: There's no reward for coming home after thirty years. You
don't get no fucking care package. Nigga, you are a failure.
Speaker 4: Okay, here's the fast update on the Mike ep situation,
because this clip has the whole internet arguing right now.
Starting when Epp said we shouldn't celebrate people coming home
from prison, calling it the wrong journey to cheer four,
then he doubled down with you don't get no care package.
You're a failure, and that line instantly set social media
on fire.
Speaker 3: Those are the wrong journeys to celebrate young men. There's
no reward for coming home after thirty years. You don't
get no fucking care package. Nigga, you are a failure.
Get your ass out here and help these kids. Nigga,
pay that back forward. That's the reward.
Speaker 4: After the backlash grew, f SUP posted an apology, saying
he wasn't trying to tear anybody down. He was frustrated
with how long prison sentences were celebrated like a rite
of passage in the black community.
Speaker 2: I've always been a part of reform.
Speaker 3: I got brothers right now from my hometown that I'm
trying to help come home to been in prison forever.
I think you guys might have misunderstood what I was saying.
I might have said it the wrong way, but what
I was trying to say is we don't want to
send kids mixed messages about coming home from prison being celebrated,
you know, feeling like you got to go to prison
to do thirty forty years to be celebrated. I think
you guys misunderstood that, you know, misunderstood what I said.
Speaker 2: Wasn't saying that it was wrong to be celebrated.
Speaker 3: But we don't want to send a message to the
kids saying prison is great, that you want to go home,
go do thirty years and come home.
Speaker 2: You know, I don't think that's cool. So I'm sorry
if anybody took it the wrong way and got offended.
I love my brothers.
Speaker 3: I've been incarcerated myself. I understand what that is.
Speaker 2: But I might have said it the wrong way, but
I mean, well, So now that.
Speaker 4: He apologized, do you think Mike Epps cleared the air
or was he backtracking?
Speaker 1: What side are you on?
Speaker 4: Was his apology warranted should he have stood on.
Speaker 1: Business Well, I'm say Mike l he stood on business Man.
Big run of replays of Mike Epps Man and we're
gonna touch on this Roy him top of this something.
Need you talk about the beginning of destroy his week
because you know, for us, if he had top inc
you feel me. Oh, we already inside twenty twenty six
and already know how we move it. You'll feel sin
for twenty seven to twenty eight. So that being said,
this Roy hit episode was brought to you by Universal
Empowerment five oh one three public charity social advocacy. Man huh,
and I created this social advocacy to actually get back
to my community. And you feel me. We get grants
and we get donations to create workshops for the youth.
You understand what I'm saying, and to prepare opportunities for
the youth to become entrepreneurs. You feel me because it's
easy to tell somebody to go get a job. You
understand what I'm saying. But if your qualifications don't meet
the requirements of the jobs, or if you get the
job and you outwork everybody, you get the hate, you
get the backlash. You feel me. And you give people
want to play with your eyels and play with your
interrogty and play with your respect, or don't even want
to give you a chance. So you can do some
type of fulfilling work because of your past and your records.
Or you can get a job, but it ain't nothing
but like a restaurant job or a job that ain't
gonna give you no real money, something that can really
change your life. So with that being said, this is
why I created this nonprofit. It's an active nonprofit. You
can actually look it up. It's called Universal Empowerment spell
Universal Universal and big words and empowerment and big words
in Columbia, South Carolina if you google that. My nonprofit
a pop up is a Father one C three. So
for companies that donate, movements that donate, you actually get
sixty back that tax time. And then for individuals you
get ten percent back of what you donate. Okay, and again,
this Universal Empowerment Father one C three public charity and
social advocacy was created to actually, you know, create solutions
and reform for our community, especially for our black youths man,
especially for our black youth. That's the flex. So now
I can say that I went to prison, I went
to the fence, and this is how I came home.
You feel what I'm saying. So it's one thing to
say that, you know, you don't get celebrated for going
to prison thirty forty years and then come on, which
is true, nigga, you ain't. What did you being congratulated
for for being in prison thirty forty years? That's not
no flex. But when you do come home and you
do make a mark on this world and you do
provide something for your community, that's the big flex. Taking
care of your kids, that's the big flex. Feel what
I'm saying. And building up something that's lasting. So that's
what we're doing over here. And this is how I'm reticating,
you know what I mean rectifying. I'm talking about reslicating.
It's time retifined, you know my past inscribing to build
something more promising for the future with you know, the
kids and my kids and my community by giving them
something to look forward to and creating these workshops so
that individuals can learn how to you know, be entrepreneurs
and make the type of money that's gonna change their life,
and that the type of money that's gonna keep them
stagnated because anybody can make some money. It's easy to
make money, but keeping the money or making the money multiplying.
You feel what I'm saying, it's the flex So man,
shout out to Mike Epps. Man, you feel what I'm saying,
and I think that that's what the community needs to hear,
especially us black men who a lot of times, you know,
for me being incarcerated before and for me, you know,
being in the fast before and knowing that a lot
of times men, a lot of people who are in
any type of situation, it's because of their environments and
there was just a victim of circumstances, you know, because
nobody in the right mind want to go and go
do a crime, you feel what I'm saying, or go
do or anything in this world to make it to
make ends meet, and then it get them locked up.
That's not a part of the plan. You feel what
I'm saying. So a lot of people that you know
are incarcerated, a lot of individuals that wasn't an intention
and they not out here, you know, just breaking or
rules and laws just to do it. It's all in
the name of surviving. So if we can come together
as the powers to be and those that's making these
you little major movies out of the world and give
them an outlet and help them get the education that
they need that's gonna allow them to be entrepreneurs so
they can provide for their family on a on a
higher scale. Man, that's what we be about. So if
you with that right there, you can reach out to me, man,
see your fortune. My LA line. You can hit me
on my LA line at two one three what is it?
Five four seven seven zero five five. Man, I don't
I can't even remember the number. That's crazy. It said, Yeah,
you can hit me on my LA line man at
two one three five one four seven zero five five.
That's two one three five one four seven zero five five.
And if you want it, you're gonna be a part
of the movement, man, University empowerment. You understand what I'm saying. Now,
let's come together and let's create workshops and let's empower community. Man,
that's how I'm starting at this niggas p So, Mike,
you don't own no apology for that right there and
all man, because that's what we need to hear. As
a matter of fact, we need to hear that so much,
you can run that whole back again. You understand what
I'm saying. Yeah, Man East Tuesday Morning Top Ink Club Podcast,
see your fortune, Let's go.
Speaker 3: There's no reward for coming home after thirty years. You
don't get no fucking care package. Nigga, you are a failure.
Speaker 4: Okay, here's the fast update on the Mike f situation,
because this clip has the whole internet arguing right now.
Started when EP said we shouldn't celebrate people coming home
from prison, calling it the wrong journey to cheer forth,
and he doubled down with you don't get no care package.
You're a failure, and that line instantly set social media
on fire.
Speaker 3: Those are the wrong journeys to celebrate young men. There's
no reward for coming home after thirty years. You don't
get no fucking care package. Nigga, you are failure. Get
your ass out here and help these kids. Nigga, pay
that back cold, that's the reward.
Speaker 4: After the backlash, grew Sup posted an apology, saying he
wasn't trying to tear anybody down. He was frustrated with
how long prison sentences were celebrated like a rite of
passage in the Black community.
Speaker 2: I've always been a part of reform.
Speaker 3: I got brothers right now from my hometown that I'm
trying to help come home to been in prison forever.
Speaker 2: I think you guys.
Speaker 3: Might have misunderstood what I was saying. I might have
said it the wrong way, but what I was trying
to say is we don't want to send kids mixed
messages about coming home from prison being celebrated, you know,
feeling like you got to go to prison.
Speaker 2: To do thirty forty years to be celebrated.
Speaker 3: I think you guys misunderstood that, you know, misunderstood what
I said. Wasn't saying that it was wrong to be celebrated,
but don't want to send a message to the kids
saying prison is great, that you want to go home
and go do thirty years and come home.
Speaker 2: You know, I don't think that's cool.
Speaker 3: So I'm sorry if anybody took it the wrong way
and got offended. I love my brothers, I've been incarcerated myself.
Speaker 2: I understand what that he is. But I might have
said it the wrong way, but I mean, well, So
now that.
Speaker 4: He apologized, do you think Mike EPP's cleared the air
or was he backtracking?
Speaker 1: What side are you on?
Speaker 4: What was his apology warranted or should he have stood
on business man?
Speaker 1: He's still standing on business man. He just cleared it
up little Big one with plus and Mike Alps lived
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Ben too went, look me for that. Have an interesting week, man,
you fear me Yo poo sisty got the internet going
crazy right now. So just what I'm gonna say, all
y'all four K tray on yall, O TFS and all
y'all Chopper gang Dick Rocks, That's what I'm gonna call y'all.
Now y'all gonna have to pick aside because this is this,
This is what I'm gonna speak about when it comes
to that whole situation. This is what I don't like.
OTF was popping, you know, Dirt was home. A lot
of y'all been going against you know, NBA young boy
because he was going through what he was going through right,
locked up, you know, house arrests, all this. So then
boom it flipped, the table's turned. Little Dirt go to jail,
O TF get get exposed and then YB pop all
do this crazy toy and not everybody four k trade.
You feel what I'm saying. Now the toys over with
poshaistis and came home. You feel what I'm saying. Now
he he see things more clear? You feel what I'm saying,
And not everybody's seeing that. They rather pull shisty. Now.
Now all y'all, niggas who wasn't listening to to to
you know what I'm saying, hy b and y'all was dedicated,
Oh to your fans, y'all was dedicated dust. I'm telling
me everything that had something to do with coming out
the Midwest. So coming coming out of shot Rack, y'all
was on you. You feel what I'm saying, y'all listening
to it, y'all on it and everything and darn hard
dirt fans and then this niggas getting locked up and
now y'all listening to to to y Be Bro, that
right there is fake A's hell, bro, You feel what
I'm saying. That's not how that works. You feel what
I'm saying. Going to his concerts and everything, then on
the flip side. Then on the flip side, now he
popping and OCHI Ye, you feel what I'm saying. It
is damn but The only real nigga that's still rapping.
O t Up is standing on business is pull shisty now,
all y'all saying that y'all, y' y, y'all ain't riding.
You know what I'm saying with with you being young boy,
y'all with pull shisty now, so that means y'all with
O t forget listen. This is know what I'm saying.
Be like Racat, Be like Racat man, shout out to record.
You feel what I'm saying. Even on our route with
they little movement they screaming on Twitch and that's costing
that boy and whatnot. But at least when he got
on screen with Ben and being had pool Shisty on
screen and being told this nigga the rep the game.
This nigga say he t he told poll shist do
on four K trade. So pick aside, man, pick a
side because all that scratching fence gonna get cute and
I'm just gonna keep it one hundred. You feel what
I'm saying, like, don't be like that. If you ain't
into none of that, just don't be nothing. Just be
yourself and build yourself up. It's twenty twenty six Man
top of the food chain, Entertainment Man, we ain't going nowhere.
The streets lit, the crab rouchers tap in with this man.
Top in TV. Let's go man, we finna have a
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