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0:00having um the real conversations. And so
0:02now
0:04that we are on the road to uh making
0:08things happen um let's move from history
0:13to power
0:15and because the banner conversation is
0:17really about one thing and that's who
0:19controls the story. So, this is about
0:23Katanji Brown Jackson, and what she's
0:26saying is that the Supreme Court risk uh
0:29being political after the quote unquote
0:31voting rights decision, which I
0:33personally don't think is a voting
0:34rights decision. So, let me make
0:36something clear. When people hear
0:38redistricting, they zone out. That's
0:39because America has a beautiful way of
0:41making uh theft of power sound like
0:43paperwork. Redistricting sounds boring.
0:46Gerrymandering sounds technical. Voting
0:48rights sounds like something your civics
0:50teacher said before lunch. And there's
0:52so much more to that. So, let me make
0:54this extremely simple. If I can redraw
0:57the map, I can decide how much your vote
0:59matters. That's the hustle. That's the
1:02trick. But the part they don't like to
1:04explain is why everybody's yelling vote,
1:06vote, vote. And listen, I still believe
1:08voting matters. When I'm done here, I'm
1:10I'm going to the laundry mat because my
1:11daughter needs to wash some things, but
1:12I'm also going to go vote. But I believe
1:14grown people should understand the
1:16machinery behind the vote. Because if
1:17you tell people to vote, then the
1:19districts get carved up like
1:20Thanksgiving turkey because people want
1:22to have political incentives, then we
1:24need to talk about that. Now, I'm going
1:26to say the part that makes both sides
1:27very uncomfortable. Republicans
1:30gerrymander the hell out of the map.
1:33Democrats gerrymander the hell out of
1:34the map. Both parties draw maps to
1:36protect their own power. So, we need to
1:38stop acting like this is a one side one
1:40side discovered sin Tuesday when this is
1:43a deeper issue. And a question for black
1:45people is are these districts being
1:47drawn to collect black uh to protect
1:48black political power or are they being
1:50drawn to protect party power while the
1:54um while other voters are using it and
1:57other parties are using it for
1:58decorations. That's not the same thing.
2:00And I know some folks don't want to hear
2:01that. They want to hear that every
2:03voting rights conversation is reduced to
2:05Republicans bad, Democrats saviors. Nah,
2:09sorry. That's childish. Nope. That's not
2:13analysis. Nope. That's basically a
2:16political coloring book. That's the
2:17logic you're coming at this with. What
2:19black people need to ask is, does this
2:21map increase our leverage? Is this map
2:23beneficial, or does it just put somebody
2:26that we vote for 92% of the time in
2:29power so that they can make more money?
2:30or does it give us actual bargaining
2:32power? Does it create another safe seat
2:35for somebody who comes around once
2:37election season starts rolling, eats a
2:39piece of fried catfish with the white
2:41wonderbread, you know, misquot MLK and
2:44then disappears until the next campaign
2:46cycle because personally, and this is me
2:49speaking personally, I'm a little tired
2:51of symbolic representation with no
2:53return on investment. And yes,
2:55representation absolutely matters. But
2:57representation without results is a
3:00framed picture in a burning house. So
3:03the question is not simply is there a
3:06black district? The question is, does
3:08that district produce power for black
3:11people?
3:13Period. Point blank. And um I see um I
3:19see what what I'm seeing right now is
3:22there seems to be somebody in the chat
3:23that has something to say. Uh Mary
3:26Bridges 9243.
3:29Um let's start the clock on this this
3:32stiff wig heer.
3:34Let's start the clock.
3:36Bring your punk ass on up here since you
3:38want to be disrespectful. Bring your
3:40tired um Men's Warehouse Lane Bryant
3:44jacketw wearing ass up here.
3:47Come on.
3:49Come on.
3:51The show The show's until 12. You have
3:53exactly three minutes. You got three
3:55minutes to bring your ass up here. But
3:57you won't because you going to tell
3:59somebody um shut up.
4:04Burn.
4:06Why? Why ain't y'all Why ain't y'all Why
4:07ain't y'all coming up here? So, who who
4:10you uh who are you talking to?
4:13My 80-year-old mother don't talk to me
4:15like that. My children know better than
4:17talk to me like that. My wife don't talk
4:19to me like that. So, who the hell is you
4:22looking like a third place runner up in
4:24an Aunt Esther lookalike contest if you
4:26don't bring your narrow tired ass up
4:28here?
4:30The link is right there.
4:33Come on, Cletus.
4:38Come on. Come on to the front of the
4:41congregation. Since I need to shut up,
4:43why don't you come up here and shut me
4:44up?
4:46No, don't put her in timeout yet. She
4:47still got another two minutes, but she
4:48won't come.
4:51She won't come because that's what y'all
4:53do. Y'all y'all talk
4:56from a showotional perspective. Why
4:58don't you go over to Roland Martin's
4:59channel so you can get all the butter
5:01biscuits you need?
5:04And I I think so too. But I'mma get back
5:06to what I was saying. If by
5:1011:18 she ain't up here, boot her ass
5:12out, mods. Do we have safer
5:15neighborhoods? Do we have stronger
5:16infrastructure? Do we have better health
5:18care, more ownership, or are we just
5:20clapping because somebody who looks like
5:22us got elected and did absolutely
5:25nothing but take professional photos in
5:28a navy blue suit? That's the question.
5:31We've got to start maturing politically
5:33because voting is not the end of
5:35citizenship. Voting is the receipt. So
5:38if you have a receipt,
5:41you have to ask to you have the right to
5:43ask for what it brought. And that's why
5:44this matters. So when the Supreme Court
5:46makes decisions around maps and
5:48districts and voting rights, they're not
5:49just making legal decisions. They are
5:52shaping the battlefield.
5:54And black people need to stop walking on
5:56the battlefields with vibes, slogans,
5:59and uh master Timberland level remix of
6:02we shall overcome. We need to stop with
6:05the party loyalty. We need strategy. We
6:07need demands. We need accountability. We
6:10need to understand the rules before we
6:13start going around celebrating playing
6:15the game because power don't care
6:17whether or not you participated. Power
6:19cares whether you can negotiate. And so
6:21the question I want to ask today is very
6:23very simple. Are black voters being
6:26empowered or are we being managed?
6:29Because if every election cycle ends
6:31with somebody telling us this is the
6:33most important election of our lifetime.
6:35It's so critical but nothing has changed
6:37in our lifetime then somebody is selling
6:39us fear wholesale and delivering
6:41progress retail and I'm done buying it.
6:44So yeah, pay attention to the Supreme
6:46Court, pay attention to redistricting,
6:48pay attention to voting rights, but do
6:51not just ask, "Well, which party
6:52benefits?" Ask, "Do black people
6:55benefit?" Because if we're not asking
6:57that question,
6:59we're not doing politics.
7:02We're doing group therapy with campaign
7:04slogans.
7:08So, are voting rights conversations
7:10really about power, or are they mostly
7:11about party control? Let's talk about
7:13it. Um, let's see here.
7:25I'm trying to check out the comments
7:26here. Make sure I didn't miss any super
7:28chats. Teezy said, "I smell bot." Yeah.
7:32Did y'all boot her ass up out of here?
7:33Cuz obviously she ain't about that life.
7:35But I'm really curious as to know what
7:37y'all think about that. Uh, Art says,
7:39"Eft them parties. It's time for our
7:41own. That's how we get them tangibles.
7:43Dave, I I'm going to tell you this. And
7:45here's I I partially disagree with that.
7:48And I'm going to tell you why.
7:54A third party don't do anything.
7:57Having a third party that says they're
7:59about black people is like having a
8:01Congressional Black Caucus. you are
8:02inviting an opportunity for tethers to
8:05come on here and bust it up
8:08and not really take into account
8:11what we need.
8:15And and that to me is very very
8:16dangerous. It's very very irresponsible.
8:20I don't like it.
8:24And I'm trying to figure out at what
8:26point do we really start going for the
8:29bad
8:33real rap?
8:36That's just where I am with it. Um, let
8:38me know if you guys have any uh uh oh,
8:41true am says, what up? Trueer says, um,
8:44do black people fear being independent?
8:47I think we should we should definitely
8:48have like so for example um there has
8:52been a tea party there has been MAGA
8:56right those are sections of a greater
9:00political party or you know a party that
9:02tends to lean one way or the other I
9:04think that's the stance we need to take
9:05I think foundational black Americans
9:07specifically should focus on you know in
9:11independent growth but back the
9:13candidates who fit the real black agenda
9:16And I don't just mean my book. I mean
9:18the actual real black agenda, whatever
9:20that is. And so,
9:23you know, that's where I am with it,
9:26you know. So, that's that. And yeah,
9:28Black Wall Street is cool, but we need
9:30to go beyond that because I'm tired of
9:31that being used as a buzzword and I'm
9:33seeing it on t-shirts and that really
9:34starts to bother me, which again is a
9:38whole another kettle of fish,
9:40you know. And I want to talk about
9:43something that I think um is extremely
9:48important. And so this one is more about
9:53the thing that nobody likes to talk
9:55about. The thing that I I want to have a
9:57real conversation about right now is
10:02let's talk about black economics.
10:06We got to talk about black economics.
10:08It's extremely important. Okay? Because
10:11what's happening in the black economy in
10:142026
10:16is the numbers that do not care about
10:18your feelings, do not care about your
10:20political affiliations, do not care
10:21whether or not you think Kamla washes
10:23her greens in the bathtub. None of that
10:25matters. What does matter is what we
10:28need to talk about and that's the whole
10:32economic play. So let's talk about this
10:34money because every time America says
10:37the economy is doing fine, black America
10:38need to ask one question.
10:41Fine for who? Uh because the national
10:43numbers and the black numbers are
10:45usually two different movies. Right?
10:47America will say unemployment is low.
10:49Then you look at black unemployment and
10:52then [clears throat] you start to
10:52realize we are watching the director's
10:54cut with super extra struggle on top.
10:57And that matters because economics is
10:59not abstracts. Economics is rent.
11:01Economics is groceries. Economics is car
11:04notes. Economics is whether somebody can
11:05afford uh to take care of their kids and
11:07still sleep at night.
11:10Economics is whether or not your
11:12business has customers with money or
11:13customers with stress and a wish list.
11:16And here's the part that entrepreneurs
11:18need to understand, right? Because I
11:20mean I am an entrepreneur. Your audience
11:22does not buy from your imagination. They
11:24buy from their reality.
11:27So, if you're a coach, a consultant, a
11:29creator, a speaker, an author, or a
11:31business owner, you can't build your
11:33offer around fake prosperity. You have
11:36to understand the pressure that people
11:37are under because a lot of people are
11:39not lazy, they're exhausted.
11:43Teasy says, "Dave, you might as well do
11:46a sit down read along with a real black
11:48agenda at this point, bro.
11:51I'll do that for I'll do that for
11:53members or I'll do that for uh you know
11:56whoever contributes and matter of fact I
11:57will do a reading and breakdown point by
12:00point live this Sunday uninterrupted of
12:04the real black agenda from beginning to
12:06end and I will answer any questions if
12:08we get the uh 4K camera the 4K camera
12:11goal is $500. So, if we get people to
12:14donate up to $500 via Cash App this
12:18Sunday, you will be invited to a private
12:21reading of the Real Black Agenda. You
12:24can ask any question. So, dollar sign
12:26the business bully. Y'all go ahead and
12:28let's make that happen. All right. So,
12:30no, I like that. I like that comment,
12:31TZ. That's what's up. But yeah, folks
12:33are are working. They're hustling.
12:35They're they're they're they're trying.
12:37They're being financially jumped by
12:39inflation and debt, stagnant wages,
12:41rising rent, a job market that keeps
12:43pretending opportunity is evenly
12:45distributed when it is not. And that's
12:47where them fake gurus get dangerous. I'm
12:49talking to you, Cheyenne Bryant. I'm
12:50talking to you, Michael Eric Dyson. I'm
12:52talking to you, uh, Mark Lamont Shill,
12:54because they'll tell people, "You're
12:56broke because of your mindset. Stormmy
12:57Wellington got to do 20 years of, uh,
12:59probation from the FTC, from scamming
13:02y'all, and y'all told me I was
13:03everything but a hater." No, no, no, no.
13:05You're not broke because of your
13:06mindset. Sometimes people are broke cuz
13:09the economy is treating them like a
13:10piñata, beating them until they bust.
13:14Mindset matters, don't get me wrong, but
13:16mindset does not lower the rent. Mindset
13:18does not reduce interest rates. Mindset
13:21doesn't stop making the groceries act
13:22like they got a record deal. So, we need
13:25to be honest. Yes, personal
13:27responsibility matters. Yes, discipline,
13:30of course, it matters. Yes, skill
13:32building matters. I push that. Yes,
13:34entrepreneurship matters. I'm an
13:35entrepreneur. But we can't pretend that
13:37structural economics don't exist. That
13:39is some childish is that is unserious.
13:42And that's how people start selling
13:44motivation to people who need math.
13:47And that's why I tell entrepreneurs,
13:49your business has to solve a real
13:51problem. Not a cute problem, not a
13:54vision board brunch, not a motivational
13:56poster problem, a real problem. People
13:59are stressed. People need income. People
14:02need systems. People need clarity.
14:04People need to make better decisions.
14:07People need to stop wasting money on
14:09things that make them feel productive
14:11while keeping them broke.
14:15And let me say this directly. If you
14:17cannot explain what your business does
14:19and how it helps people survive, grow,
14:21earn, save, build, or become more
14:22powerful, you're just going to continue
14:24to struggle.
14:28Oh yeah. Let's see here. Oh, I don't
14:32understand how these trolls are getting
14:33in. Juicefree says, "You're broke." By
14:34the way, that's yo, u apostrophe re e.
14:39Okay, see that? You are. You're is a
14:43combination of you and r. Your is a
14:47possessive, but of course, you fell
14:48asleep in English class because your
14:50name is Juicefree. Anyway, um you you're
14:52broke because you're financially
14:53irresponsible. Look at your wall. Uh
14:55dumbass. That was a gift. Um that cost
14:58me $3 on Etsy. That was that
15:00Stormbreaker uh was a gift. Um, so were
15:04these posters. So again, what the [ __ ]
15:06are you talking about? By the way, my
15:07house is paid for.
15:10Who's your landlord, [ __ ]
15:15And everything on this wall is at least
15:16five to six years old. So again, mind
15:20your [ __ ] business, shut the [ __ ] up,
15:24or come up here and talk your [ __ ]
15:27Juice Free is about to get booted and
15:29banned if Juice Free don't bring their
15:31narrow ass up here. But I I got a funny
15:33suspicion that Juice Free is either a
15:35bot or a troll or both.
15:44Yep. Art says, "I believe in taking care
15:47of the people and they will take care of
15:49you." That's it.
15:51I don't know how you missed it, Teezy.
15:54Cool. Again, clock started, you raggedy
15:56[ __ ] Bring your ass up here. You have
16:01Looks like uh 2 minutes and
16:0537 seconds.
16:09So again,
16:12back to the program.
16:18In this country, vague inspiration ain't
16:20enough.
16:21People do not need another six-f
16:23figureure mindset webinar from somebody
16:24whose biggest asset is a ring light and
16:26audacity. On my next album, I got a song
16:28called Auntie Got a Ring Light. They
16:29need receipts. They need structure. They
16:31need a path. And that's why black
16:32entrepreneurship matters. Not because
16:35everybody should just quit their job
16:36tomorrow and start selling digital
16:39planners cuz that in and of itself just
16:41how about no. All right. We got enough
16:43Canva millionaires with unpaid light
16:45bills. Real rad. What up, April Showers?
16:48Black entrepreneurship matters because
16:50ownership gives us options.
16:52Ownership gives us leverage. Ownership
16:54gives us the ability to build asset
16:56instead of just begging for access. But
16:59entrepreneurship without education is
17:01expensive confusion. And that's why I
17:02coach the way I coach. Uh because I'm
17:05not interested in telling people fairy
17:07tales. I'm not interested in blowing
17:08smoke up your ass and telling you it's
17:10baby powder. I'm interested in helping
17:12people build businesses that can
17:13withstand reality because reality is
17:15undefeated. You can ignore reality. You
17:17can post through reality. You can put a
17:19quote over a picture of a Bentley you
17:21rented for 90 minutes, but reality will
17:24still show up with invoices. So here's
17:26the economic truth.
17:28If black unemployment is higher, black
17:31wealth is lower. If black households are
17:33under more pressure, if black businesses
17:36are underfunded,
17:38then our strategies got to be sharper.
17:41We can't afford sloppy business. We
17:43can't afford emotional spending. We
17:46can't afford fake mentorship. We can't
17:49afford to confuse popularity with
17:51profitability.
17:53And we definitely cannot afford to keep
17:54celebrating people who look successful
17:57but can't explain how the business
17:59actually works. And uh Juice Free just
18:01got banned. Uh because in this economy
18:04being broke is already hard enough.
18:05Being broke and delusional is a
18:07subscription plan for disaster that you
18:08should never sign up for. So my message
18:10is stop asking if the economy is good.
18:12Ask if your household is strong. Ask if
18:14your business is useful. Ask if your
18:16skills are valuable. Ask if your offer
18:19actually solves a real problem. Because
18:21if your money don't have a mission,
18:23national headlines ain't going to pay
18:24your bills. Strategy does. So my
18:27question is, are people struggling
18:30because the economy is bad, because they
18:32lack strategy, or because both things
18:34are true at the same time? I I really
18:36want to hear your opinions on this. And
18:39um Hell yeah,
18:41that's how that goes. Yeah. No, we
18:43didn't got the juice up out of here.
18:44Ain't nobody playing with you.
18:47Yeah. They always want they always want
18:50um me to tell them a pretty ass lie.
18:53Unfortunately, I I don't really do that.
18:57It's just a thing for me.
19:00It's just not something I'm a big fan
19:01of. Um let's see here. Southern Lady
19:04Brown said, "Both things are true at the
19:05same time with the economy and our
19:07behaviors." That is a fact.
19:11Let's see here. Those are rugged
19:12individualism concepts they do not
19:14understand. That's also a fact. Um, make
19:18sure you guys check out
19:19mycreditscrub.comday.
19:21Want to make sure that y'all go there,
19:22especially if you're trying to um, get
19:24your credit right. Um, yeah. By the way,
19:27um, that's where I that's where I am
19:28with that. I also, um, want to talk
19:32about
19:35AI because I hear a lot of people
19:37bitching and moaning about AI.
19:40And for me,
19:43it's uh extremely important that we had
19:45a conversation about um AI and what that
19:49looks like because y'all keep talking
19:51about um how can I put it? Everything's
19:55coming and take. They're only taking low
19:56skill jobs and that bar of what is a
20:00low-skilled job is changing every single
20:03day.
20:04And I want us to really have that
20:06conversation because a lot of times
20:08we're not look looking at what is going
20:12on. We're looking at what we think uh
20:15makes sense. So let's let's go ahead and
20:16get into the conversation about AI
20:18because every week there's a new AI
20:20tool, there's a new update, there's uh a
20:23new platform, and we're not really
20:26having um the real conversation. So, you
20:31know, let's let's talk about it. Now
20:33again, old school is not a marketing
20:35system. Old school is what people say
20:37when they're uncomfortable uh learning
20:39things that could obviously help them be
20:42better. And an anthropic wants people to
20:45adopt Claude. You know what I'm saying?
20:47And and to me, that's extremely
20:49extremely extremely important, right?
20:52This stuff ain't just for tech bros.
20:53It's not just for coders. It's not just
20:55people in hoodies saying things like
20:57disruptive ecosystems while drinking
20:59mushroom coffee. uh small business
21:01owners, coaches, consultants, creators,
21:04um service providers, uh local
21:07businesses,
21:09everybody.
21:13Everybody.
21:18Somebody said the chat demands that you
21:19bring Juice Free back. I demanded that
21:21Juice Free come up here and because he
21:23didn't, he's banned and now you are.
21:25That's how that works,
21:29you know. So anyway, AI can give a
21:33serious entrepreneur some speed, and
21:35speed matters. AI can help you write
21:37faster, plan faster, uh research faster,
21:41organize faster. Like it really is a
21:44cheat code. It lets you create systems
21:46faster, you can follow up faster,
21:48everything.
21:51Um crazy.
21:53And um I'm I'm really about that life.
21:57Let me see. Art just says something. It
21:59says, "Uh, Dave, you don't watch some
22:02ordinary gamers. He will plug you in and
22:04let you know AI is not as hot as you
22:06make it out to be." Um, I never said it
22:08was hot. That's not what I said.
22:11And again,
22:13we understand that everything has a
22:16backhand to it. Let Let me cook. Let me
22:18cook. Still called Dave Anderson Morning
22:20News. Let me cook. Because while you're
22:22thinking about content, somebody else is
22:24using AI to turn one show into 10 clips,
22:26five emails, three carousels, a sales
22:28page, a follow-up sequence before lunch.
22:30That's not cheating. That's using the
22:32tools available in an area you actually
22:34live in. A hammer is technology. When I
22:37uh studied um
22:40anthropology, they would talk about um
22:43stone tool technology. I said, "What's
22:45stone tool techn? What is what is you
22:47talking about?" Oh, they would take a
22:48rock and they break it up another rock
22:49and then they'd have a tool to cut and a
22:51tool to hammer and then they would take,
22:54you know, the the fur from a bore and
22:56then wrap it around and that was the
22:58technology of the day. So, a hammer's
23:00technology, a calculator is technology.
23:03Email is technology. The internet is
23:05technology. AI is just the next tool.
23:08Our problem is not AI. I'm sick of y'all
23:10being so damn scared. Sound like a bunch
23:12of a melanated caveman. The problem is
23:15that too many people want new results
23:17with old ass habits. And that does not
23:19work today.
23:21Now,
23:22this is where I need all of you,
23:24especially our our small business
23:25owners, to hear me. AI won't replace you
23:28if you have judgment. AI will not
23:29replace you if you have taste. AI will
23:31not replace you if you have expertise.
23:33AI will not replace you if you have a
23:35real point of view. But AI will
23:37absolutely expose you if all you had was
23:40generic content, recycled advice, and
23:42vibes. AI can do generic all day. AI can
23:47write top five tips to grow your
23:49business while you blink. So, your
23:52advantage can't be generic information.
23:55Your advantage has to be wisdom, right?
23:58Your advantage has to be your story.
24:01Your advantage has to be uh your
24:03experience. Your advantage got to be
24:06your uh ability to connect the dots, see
24:08patterns, tell truth, apply knowledge in
24:11ways that actually help people. That's
24:14why I ain't afraid of AI because AI can
24:16assist the work, but I hate to say this
24:19respectfully,
24:20it can't be Dave Anderson. It can't
24:23replace lived experience. It can't
24:26replace uh reading two books a day. It
24:30can't replace getting your teeth kicked
24:32in by business and still building. You
24:33can't replace losing absolutely
24:35everything, washing your nuts in the gas
24:37station sink and still come up with the
24:38humor, the wisdom, the conviction, the
24:40time, the discernment, the smarts, the
24:43musical ability, the humor, the timing,
24:45all of that. It It can help me move
24:46faster. That's the point. You got to use
24:49AI like staff. Use AI like support. Use
24:51AI like a thinking partner. Use AI like
24:54a production assistant. Use AI like the
24:56intern. You do not have to teach how to
24:58use a Google calendar, right? But don't
25:01use AI as a substitute for having
25:03something to say. That's where it gets
25:05dangerous. Because if you have nothing
25:06to say, AI will just help you say a
25:09whole lot of nothing faster with better
25:11punctuation. And now you're just
25:14efficiently useless. And that's not the
25:16goal. The goal is leverage. The goal is
25:18systems. The goal is speed. The goal is
25:21consistency. The goal is stop doing
25:23everything manually like you're
25:25suffering. Like, you know, just like
25:28Unilad, one at a time. Some of y'all are
25:30not busy. Some of y'all have shitty
25:32systems. Sorry, there's a difference.
25:34Busy means demand is high. Poorly
25:36systematized means you're doing
25:38repeatable tasks by hand because
25:39somewhere in your spirit you think
25:41burnout proves how committed you are,
25:43how much nose you put on that
25:44grindstone. It don't. Burnout proves you
25:47need a better process. AI can help with
25:49that. So my challenge to every
25:52entrepreneur listening is before the end
25:53of the week, pick one thing in your
25:55business that's repetitive, that's slow,
25:57that's annoying, or that's inconsistent.
26:00Content planning, uh, email followup,
26:04uh, onboarding clients, podcast
26:06descriptions, lead magnet outlines,
26:08sales scripts, sales, uh, customer
26:12service replies, meeting notes, whatever
26:13it is. I don't really care. Use AI to
26:15build a system around it, right? Not
26:17just a cute prompt, a system. Because
26:21people who win with AI are not the
26:23people who are playing with it. They are
26:26the people who are integrating it,
26:28right?
26:31[snorts] And the people who ignore it
26:32are going to be the people who ignore
26:34the internet. At first, they sounded
26:35principled. No, I don't need that thing.
26:38I've got my phone book at the top of my
26:40refrigerator. Then they sounded behind.
26:42Then they sounded unemployed.
26:45Don't be that person.
26:47My question is, are you using AI in your
26:50business right now or are you still
26:52watching everybody else lab you? Let's
26:54add let's have a conversation. Aar Malik
26:57says, "I'm a truck driver. I think they
26:59are both are true at the same time." I
27:01agree. TZ said, "I promise I'll be
27:03trying to tell people the same [ __ ] they
27:04don't be hearing." Bro, they don't hear
27:05me. I tell people all the time, "Nobody
27:07listens to me." And I know y'all may
27:08say, "Oh, you got all these subscribers.
27:11You just got here six, seven weeks ago."
27:14You know, we started the show March
27:1525th. So, our two-month anniversary is
27:17coming up on Memorial Day, which is
27:20crazy growth, and I'm grateful and I'm
27:22thankful. You know what I'm saying? But
27:24some of this is crazy. Let's see here.
27:26Uh, Art said, "Remember AI was sued by a
27:29man in the Asia region because AI mainly
27:31used his pop art because it was the most
27:33popular at the time and it was
27:34everywhere. Now it looks like Uncanny
27:35Valley clay dolls." I'm with you. Again,
27:39those are individual
27:42experiences. I'm not talking about
27:44individual experiences.
27:47I'm talking about overall how most
27:49people use it. It's supposed to be a
27:51tool. Like it's like if people get a
27:54good pair of sneakers, is that going to
27:57turn you into LeBron James? If you had
27:59the same type of golf clubs Tiger Woods
28:02use, is that going to mean you going to
28:03win the Masters?
28:05No. It's not about the tool. It's about
28:08the craftsman who uses the tool. What
28:10happens is too many of us are letting
28:12the tool use us.
28:17Trueer, you know where to come to,
28:19homie.
28:21You know where to come to. Stop playing
28:22with me. So, what we not going to do is
28:27play that game
28:30cuz I need y'all to know what time it
28:31is.
28:41Uh, Senica the Wiser says, "The American
28:43Empire turns into the critique of empire
28:45into its ultimate luxury export. It
28:48proves the most sophisticated empires
28:49don't suppress the stories of rebellion.
28:51They own the copyright to them." Okay.
28:55I hate you so much, Tezy. Nobody likes
28:56you. Get out of here. Thank you.
28:58Somebody boot Tezy out of here. I'm
28:59kidding. I'm kidding. I'm just kidding.
29:01Do not do not boot my mods. Jesus. I
29:03don't need mod on M crime, you know.
29:06Holl at your boy, man. Like matter of
29:07fact, Chuma, shoot me a DM, homie. You
29:10already know.
29:12Let's get it popping. Um, Art says,
29:15"It's not it's not Dave, it's overall
29:18when it's doing BS all over the place.
29:20Uh, we have a problem in our PD with AI
29:23now because it wants to be minority
29:25report and do 100% false positives on
29:27people that look alike." Yeah, that
29:29happens to me. So, I did tough mutter.
29:31And if you don't know what tough mutter
29:32is, matter of fact, I'm pretty sure I
29:33can show you. Hold on.
29:44So, I'mma show y'all what this is. So,
29:45when I when when I um and again, I'm
29:50just showing this to you so that you
29:52guys can get a feel of um
29:57what this looks like. So when I lost my
30:00first 150 pounds, a buddy of mine who
30:03had been on his weight loss journey a
30:05lot longer than I had was like, "Oh, you
30:06got to do tough mutter once you drop 150
30:08pounds." I said, "Bet.
30:10>> This is it."
30:11>> Memories and the story, the banter. I
30:13mean, why wouldn't you want to do
30:13something like this?
30:19>> My god. Like,
30:20>> and no, there's not a whole lot of black
30:22people there, but let's keep going.
30:23>> Tougher is the [music] best I'm going to
30:25say in the UK for sure. like the best
30:28organization, the safest obstacles. Like
30:30you are in such safe hands to do the
30:33crazy stuff that we do on court. It's so
30:35big [singing] you cannot imagine it
30:37until you're here. And that's why you
30:38have to come [music] try.
30:41Everyone helps you on the way around. So
30:43even if you're on your own, like
30:44there'll be glass or other girls that
30:46will just give you a pull up. [music] I
30:47don't think it matters if you do it on
30:48your own or attempt to be honest.
30:51>> Yeah, it's just a great thing to do.
30:53Everyone loves it. Good team bonding,
30:55amazing money. Brilliant.
31:00>> [music]
31:04>> What would you say to people that are
31:05too scared to try these if they're
31:06watching this video thinking I can never
31:07do that?
31:08>> No, anybody can do it. I've got some
31:10guys that haven't trained at all. They
31:11haven't trained at all. And this is lots
31:13of fun. It's not about how fast you can
31:15do it. Is about team.
31:17>> And I'm going tell y'all if y'all
31:19looking at this like, "Hell no, it could
31:21never have been me." Um Yeah. No. Um, I
31:25said the same thing until I did it,
31:29you know.
31:36Okay, I'm so confused. Hold on one
31:38second. Um,
31:44shoot. Ompic ain't never been a friend
31:47of mine. Uh, so I can't speak to that. I
31:50I I did it the oldfashioned way. Hard
31:52work.
31:55No, my name is Dave. You call me Dave or
31:58Mr. Anderson,
32:00but not No, I don't I don't No, I don't
32:03do pet names from strangers on the
32:05internet. That's some weirdo stuff. But
32:06the point of it was
32:08when we got pictures back,
32:12they got me confused with another uh
32:17another black guy who happened to be
32:18running the course.
32:20And my whole thing is when I tell you it
32:23was it was so physically challenging
32:25that I really wanted to have something
32:26there, you know, and for me
32:31I um I pushed myself, but now that I'm,
32:34you know, 360 lbs lighter, I really want
32:37to see what I can do on the tough mutter
32:38course. If anybody
32:41I if anybody in the damn nation wants to
32:44put together a tough mutter team, I'm
32:46probably going to go to the one in
32:48Philly. So, um, and we'll do it. Um,
32:50we're talking a year from now. So, if
32:53y'all want to do it, like, let's let's
32:55let's talk about it cuz I told y'all we
32:56going to be on some Damn Nation fitness
32:58type stuff. Uh, Iceman with the $10
33:00super chat says, "AI is open access now,
33:03but that's to encourage adoption. These
33:05LLMs aren't going to be free forever.
33:07And if you don't get these skills now
33:09and level up, you'll be shut out. Fourth
33:11industrial revolution is here."
33:14Absolutely. Yo, when I tell you it was
33:15the most fun I had, it was the most fun
33:18I had. The one thing that I will do is
33:20I'm going to have somebody I don't know
33:21if it's going to be my wife or somebody
33:23on my team um come with the come with
33:26the video camera because trying to get
33:28the pictures was horrible. They had me
33:30confused with other people and it was
33:33the best time ever. Pooky and Ray Ray
33:35said they're in. So, we got so far um
33:38Albi Chill says interested. DB Smooth
33:42says interested. Pooky and Ray Rat show
33:44says interested. We might have to start
33:45a tough mutter team.
33:48Y'all gotta come up here. Me ain't
33:49talking about European activities. Mang
33:51gone. It's a great time. It's an
33:54absolute great time. And at the end they
33:57give you a shot of liquor and a beer. Uh
34:00I can't do the beer, but I definitely
34:01can do the shot of liquor and it's worth
34:03it. Uh the only thing that's a little
34:04weird is um you know like the shower is
34:08public. There's a lot of stuff that you
34:10know I didn't know the first time that I
34:11know now. like it makes a whole lot more
34:13sense to get a hotel close to the
34:14course. One, two, um, make sure you got
34:18a good change of clothes,
34:20you know. Um, but it it Oh, God. Yo.
34:25Oh, you got to get a go. I got to get a
34:27GoPro. I'm with that. I'm with that.
34:29Mikey D in the building. You think
34:31YouTube member? He says, "I'm with it."
34:33TC said he on it.
34:56Yeah, I I I don't know what that is. So,
34:58you'll have to break it down to me
34:59because when I looked, I couldn't find
35:00nothing. So, I don't know what to tell
35:02you. All I'm saying is uh Yeah. No,
35:06let's see here. Uh new comments. Yeah,
35:09definitely fasting that day. No, you
35:11can't. No, this is Did No, you don't eat
35:13nothing.
35:16Nah, FU2 said I would be, but I'm off
35:18for two back surgery. Said, uh, Mike
35:21says, "I've done a few Spartan races.
35:22Love them. Even more fun with a team."
35:24That's what I'm saying, man. We're at
35:26So, um, Yep. No. Um, Spartan Race and
35:29Tough Matter I think are put on by the
35:30same people, you know. But yeah, this is
35:32definitely They have one in Philly and
35:34that's the one I'm going to do because
35:35it's closer, but it's not actually in
35:36Philly. It's like way out in the suburbs
35:38and whatnot. But it's definitely a good
35:40time. afterwards. Um, I usually go
35:43there's a place called Founding Farmers.
35:45If they're still having the same place,
35:46then it's cool. You know what I'm
35:47saying? But yeah, I think that would be
35:49cool, man. If we had a damn team. We had
35:51a damn team. Let's Let's find out where
35:53uh Tough Mutter 2027 is going to be.
35:55Hold on. Let's Let's get this figured
35:57out now.
36:08Let's see.
36:14Yeah.
36:16Yeah. Cuz Philly is literally in like
36:20two days. Um,
36:25you know, and I I want to make sure
36:27we're trans, so it hasn't put it up yet.
36:29Um, there is one in Atlanta, April of
36:312027, but I want I want to do Philly,
36:34which will be um
36:37which will be May of 2027. and then
36:39we'll figure out the dates and whatnot.
36:41But I am uh I'm extremely excited. I
36:44think it's something that you know we
36:45all need to really start putting in and
36:47training for and you know getting up on
36:50because it it I'm telling you it is fun.
36:53It is a whole lot of fun. And then
36:55Iceman said 2027 is enough time to get
36:58my cardio and and beastly and deal with
37:00these nagging injuries. I'll be down for
37:01that. Yeah. Next year. Next year that
37:03gives you cuz I don't want to hear
37:05nothing. I don't want to hear nothing
37:06about what aches and what hurts. I'm
37:07going to need y'all to go ahead and take
37:09out, get your blood work, see your
37:10doctor, all that type of stuff. But I'm
37:12I'm definitely training for it again
37:14because I trained hard the last time.
37:16But this time,
37:25>> wow, Tough Mut's got a really big
37:27reputation, so it's definitely got good
37:29bragging rights to say that we've
37:31completed Tough Mut together.
37:34>> Amazing.
37:38Oh yeah. Don't think you're not getting
37:39muddy. Please don't think you you not
37:42getting muddy. Like if you like me and
37:44you got locks, prepare for your locks to
37:46be dirty. I'm I'm just letting you know
37:48that off off rip.
37:52You know what I'm saying? But yeah, no,
37:53you you will you will get dirty.
37:56What up, Southern Lady Brown? You gonna
37:58pull up on us? Like we got we got to
38:00team we got to team this thing up. I I
38:02really think Tough Mutter would be dope
38:03for us. I really do. That that is how I
38:06feel. I think it's um
38:09going to be extremely fun and I think
38:11it's going to be um
38:15you know better than what we can
38:17imagine, you know, and I think that that
38:19that is uh
38:22you know, I think that's where that's
38:24where we get into um you know, really uh
38:29really making it happen. I don't I don't
38:31know about y'all.
38:34But um you know, I think it I think it'd
38:37be dope personally, you know, but that's
38:41just me being me. I'm curious as to what
38:44you know what y'all think.
38:46Art said and y'all injuries are going to
38:49uh are going to all come back on the
38:50first course if you don't sit down
38:52somewhere. Yeah. No, you definitely
38:53going to need a sit. Ice man said, "No,
38:56these lock these locks are going to stay
38:57luxurious." Yeah. No, you definitely
38:59need a swim cap. Y'all need to make sure
39:00that thing happens. It's crazy. Tezy
39:03said mud. We ain't tripping about no
39:05mud. I'm light-kinned, but I'm ugly
39:07though. Go home, bro.
39:10No, we definitely going to uh
39:13uh definitely going to have uh you know,
39:15your locks tied up. But no, I'm I'm so
39:18excited about this. I really am. I think
39:20if you know, we're doing activities
39:22together, we're staying healthy
39:23together, we're training for something,
39:25you know, we all tapped in, I think more
39:26people are going to want to, you know,
39:28have fun and and be involved. And to me,
39:30that's uh extremely important. It is
39:31Malcolm X day. So, um definitely
39:34thrilled about that,
39:36you know. So, I'm um I'm definitely
39:40curious. Also, shout out to everybody
39:41who has uh made a donation to the um 4K
39:46camera fund because I'm trying to get
39:48this wrapped up today. We're looking for
39:50uh we're looking to get at least 500 to
39:54make that happen. So, if you haven't uh
39:56if you haven't contributed yet, feel
39:58free to. is at the top of the screen
40:00scrolling up in that bad boy. So
40:02hopefully um we can make that happen
40:05because I definitely want to give you a
40:06better quality show because that to me
40:08is extremely important. But um
40:12yeah, let's uh let's let's let's have a
40:16conversation. So, what we need and and
40:20this is the one I'm I'm super super
40:23excited about
40:25is finding out how hiphop
40:28is making things fun in the classroom.
40:32We're moving the needle. Of course, show
40:34music is available every Yeah, buddy.
40:40And so,
40:43I want to make sure that we get this pop
40:44in here. So, this is an article uh from
40:49the New York Post. New Bronx High School
40:51of Hip Hop will use music as a vehicle
40:54for uh for learning for public school
40:56kids, which I think is completely dope.
41:00And get this damn thing off my screen. I
41:03hate it when they put these damn things
41:04up on my screen. So,
41:07there it
41:09I'm not judging, but I'm judging.
41:14I'm judging just a little bit. I ain't
41:15gonna hold you just just a teeny tiny
41:17little bit. Um, and this is why. Let me
41:21let me go ahead and show y'all this.
41:23Yeah, right here. Uhhuh. Here we go.
41:26Let's get this down here.
41:29All right. Yep. That's what's up. That's
41:32what's up. Oh, F2 said, "I went to high
41:35school. The principal of that school."
41:36That's dope. I'm here for it. Here for
41:38it. So, um, for me, hip-hop isn't just
41:43music. It's language. It's math. Uh,
41:45it's poetry, it's timing, it's
41:47production, it's engineering, it's
41:50design. Uh, hip-hop is entrepreneurship,
41:52hip-hop is history. Uh, hip-hop is
41:55politics. Show music available
41:56absolutely everywhere. Make sure you get
41:58yourself a bundle. Hip-hop is
41:59technology. It's, uh, it's branding.
42:03Um, it's all of these things. And so,
42:05when we have this conversation, I want
42:07to make sure we're having this
42:08conversation from a real place and make
42:11sure that it uh that it makes sense. So
42:14y'all make sure that y'all peep game on
42:16this because this in and of itself is
42:19crazy. So if a child is enjoying the
42:21process, that doesn't mean that there's
42:22something wrong. That means that you're
42:23finding a way to reach the kids. And so
42:26I'm really here for it. But hip-hop
42:27still has to be uh rigorous and it's got
42:30to teach all of the basics. And that to
42:32me is extremely
42:35extremely important.
42:38And so I'm definitely uh thrilled about
42:41that. this can't be everybody make a
42:42beat and let's call it education. We not
42:44on that. That that to me is crazy, you
42:46know. Um,
42:49you know, but I'm I'm of the mind that
42:52if it's done correctly, a hip-hop
42:53curriculum can be powerful because it
42:56gives teachers an entry point, a way to
42:58reach young people and to study
43:00everything. So if you want to study
43:01poetry, you study rhyme schemes, you
43:03study metaphor, you study internal
43:04rhyme, you study cadence, you study
43:06storytelling. You want to teach math,
43:08study rhythm, bars, sequencing,
43:10sampling, publishing splits, royalties,
43:13contracts, percentages, right? If you
43:15want to teach history, study the Bronx,
43:16redlinining, policy, uh, poverty,
43:19policing, migration, black party,
43:21Jamaican sound system, culture, civil
43:23rights, black power, urban policy. You
43:25want to teach business, you study
43:26ownership and masters, licensing,
43:28branding, touring, merchandising, media
43:30platforms. If you want to teach
43:31technology, you study audio engineering,
43:34production, software, streaming
43:35platform. So, I'm extremely excited to
43:37find out how they're going to do this
43:39from a digital distribution and content
43:40creation place. And I feel like if you
43:43do it right, there's an entire industry
43:45and university around hiphop if you stop
43:47treating it like noise and start
43:49treating it like education. And let's
43:50keep it a buck. The traditional
43:52education system is failing way too many
43:54kids because teachers don't effing care.
43:57I'm sorry I said what I said. More
43:59teachers care deeply, but the system's
44:01outdated. It's rigid. It's underfunded.
44:04It's overested. And the test figure out
44:07how much money that goes into the
44:09pockets of the teachers union and not
44:11into the teachers. And when the students
44:12check out, adults blame the children.
44:14No, you just suck at teaching.
44:17Maybe the children aren't broken. Maybe
44:19you just suck. Maybe you're just boring.
44:21Maybe the curriculum doesn't speak to
44:22their reality. Maybe we keep asking
44:24creative kids to stop sitting still
44:26inside of a system that's built for
44:28industrial obedience. And then we wonder
44:31why they rebel. Not every child's
44:33disengaged because they're lazy. Some
44:35are disengaged because you absolutely
44:37suck and nobody has bothered to show why
44:40the information matters. Hip-hop can
44:42bridge that gap. Hip-hop can make the
44:44lesson feel alive. I think that's
44:45extremely important. And let's not
44:47forget something. Hip hop has created
44:48billion-dollar industries. I'm talking
44:50about fashion, music, film, art, sports
44:55marketing, podcasting, advertising,
44:58language, dance, like technology,
45:03touring,
45:04merchandising, uh influencer culture,
45:07brand strategy. So listen, listen,
45:11listen. I think it's extremely
45:12important. So when we need to respect
45:15the culture, especially academically,
45:16people act like we're sneaking
45:17contraband into the classroom. That's
45:19not what this is. I think that this
45:21could literally
45:23change everything because the culture
45:24has already educated the world. Now we
45:26need to educate our children through
45:27that same culture without exploiting it.
45:29So that means knowledge of self, that
45:31means ownership, that means discipline,
45:32that means critical thinking. Uh that
45:35means understanding what it means that
45:38talent is not enough because talent
45:39without business knowledge becomes
45:41somebody else's revenue stream. I'm
45:42talking to you, Leo Cohen, Jimmy Ian,
45:44Scooter Braun, so on and so forth. And
45:46that's one of the great tragedies of
45:47black creativity. We create the sound,
45:49we create the style, we create the
45:50language, we create the movement, we
45:52create the hustle, but somebody else
45:54creates the paperwork. And paperwork
45:56will always win, no matter how creative
45:58or how talented you are. So, if a
46:00hip-hop high school can teach these kids
46:02ownership, I'm listening. If it can
46:04teach them culture and contracts, I'm
46:06listening. If it can teach them
46:08creativity and accounting, I'm
46:09listening. If it can teach them beats
46:10and business, I'm definitely listening.
46:13Because the future does not just belong
46:15to the children who can memorize the
46:17most facts. It belongs to the children
46:19that can think and create, communicate,
46:21adapt, and still make sure they get the
46:23check. Because hiphop at its best
46:25teaches all of that. So, I ain't mad at
46:28a hip-hop high school. I ain't mad at it
46:31at all. I just mad that it took this
46:32long to realize that the uh that this is
46:35obvious. America got mocked because of
46:37one of America's greatest exports and
46:40they used to call it noise now it's a
46:41global language. So the same kids that
46:43ignored uh they ignored have built the
46:45soundtrack to the world. That's it. So
46:49I'm definitely not mad at it. The
46:51problem is that y'all only think adults
46:54come around when it's uh or genius is in
46:57the form of you know violin recital.
47:00Right? If you send your child to a
47:02hip-hop high school, if it's taught by
47:04real academics and business and
47:06technology and ownership, I'm all for
47:08it.
47:10Um, [clears throat]
47:13oh, I know you lying,
47:15boy. They will always sneak through. And
47:16that's why I said I'm a little I'm a
47:19little in I'm a little e about this. And
47:22this is why I'm a little e about this
47:24cuz my guy does not look like a
47:26foundational black American. He doesn't.
47:29He looks a little uh M Lin Manuel
47:32Mirandaesque.
47:34Jason Reyes. Uh oh.
47:38Yeah.
47:39Yeah. Look at this guy. Mhm. Yeah.
47:44Born and raised Bronxite Reyes.
47:48Again,
47:50they will take everything over if you
47:53let them. Again, I I I need to see if
47:56there's some foundational black
47:57Americans involved in this. I'm I'm just
48:00really curious.
48:02But again, like I said, I I still think,
48:05you know, even Michael Eric Dyson, who I
48:06have diametrically opposed uh views on
48:09with a lot of stuff, I think he uh was
48:12definitely trying to um bridge the gra
48:16bridge the gap and make some things um
48:19you know, better for folks. So, I'm
48:21definitely not there. Um,
48:24he's Puerto Rican. Okay. He has a black
48:27brother. That does not make him a
48:28foundational black American. It makes
48:29him Puerto Rican. Um,
48:33Johnny says, "Did you hear Dr. Umar
48:35talking about hip hop being around for
48:3650 plus years and done nothing for the
48:38black community?" Oh, he means like
48:40himself who's been around for 50 plus
48:42years and hasn't done anything for the
48:43black community. Cool.
48:48I mean, it's the same way John Lakeamano
48:50said, um, you know, Puerto Ricans built
48:52this country
48:54and last I checked, he was Colombian,
48:56but again,
48:58yep, they just talked to Hispanics and
49:00white people. This could be a trick bag,
49:02people. We We're going to reserve
49:03judgment cuz we don't know. We don't
49:07know.
49:08We don't know what's happening, but we
49:11going to get it figured out
49:14because um to me,
49:17that's important.
49:20I feel like it's extremely important for
49:22us to uh make sure we got everything the
49:25way that it needs to be because again,
49:29that's how we get there. That's how we
49:31get there, having those real hard, harsh
49:34conversations,
49:35you know. So, I um definitely appreciate
49:38your support. Thank you to everybody who
49:40has super chatted today. Thank you for
49:43everybody who has come through. I hope
49:45all is well. Um
49:48and so I want to make sure we uh honor
49:51that. Tomorrow we got a phenomenal show.
49:54Anita Styer is here. We're going to talk
49:55everything relationships and um it's
49:58going to be a great great experience. I
50:00love you guys. Thank you so much for
50:01being here. Thank you for your support.
50:03We really appreciate you. I will
50:05definitely definitely see y'all next
50:06time. Peace.
50:09[music]
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50:23right. Real talk, no fluff, no
50:25sidelines. We outside. Bring the truth
50:28to the [music] sunrise. Yeah. Yeah. We
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