"Legacy"

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check it out. Money to Fridays who are in so it too? All right, you're all ready to get into in case you missed it, Let's do it, master, He says, Black people need to create their own apps. You know, we're going on Clubhouse. I keep telling people, we go on Clubhouse, we make another one in them a billionaire. We just did it just for Clubhouse. We need to create stuff like that to where we control the narrative and we're able to put money back in our community,

our culture. But you know, if one of us did that, we will be saying, now, I don't think I don't think that's gonna work. Why would you call the clubhouse is not a club. We come up with all different type of excuses. Right, nobody cared. Everybody went on club up House, Blue is up. You know this guy went to the bank God whatever he wants. Uh, he's gonna take that company in public. We're not thinking like that. The only way we're gonna be successful. We don't have

to start taking companies public. That's the way you're Bill Will and I agree. You want to know why I agree, because we make the damn app We make the damn sports suit like nfl uh Nbatidia. It's all flavored all the way up. Uh. You can think about black people. You think about Atlanta majority of the time, and people come to Atlanta for the sauce before they release the albums. So yes, I do agree with master P. Black people should start creating their own apps and then we should

support those apps for sure. For sure it is he's probably specifically talked about the latest you know, crazy thing, Clubhouse. Yeah, House got billionaires trying to invest into that company as we speak. And I'll be real, I didn't hear nothing about Clubhouse until it was people within our communities that were posting about it and saying, hey, you should join Clubhouse. Matter of fact, Brandon Farmer Mulatto's managers sent me an invite and I didn't even know what the invite was for.

So you checked me like a week or so later, and he was like, yo, I sent you an invite, like you better use that only invite that I had. And once I got on it, I just saw I understood really what the app was about. But I do feel like our culture black people really pushed the hell out of that app. Yeah, and first and then you invited me suit and I ain't go in front at first.

You know, I'm a non talkative, talkative type of person, like especially like if it's to the when you go into Clubhouse for people who haven't um heart took into the app. It's just nothing but talking, so it's like an open dialogue. Of course, it has moderators that can bring people up, invite people, the whole nine. If you

raise your hand, you can talk um. And the gist of it is to from what I've received, is to network, it's like an open live podcast if uh, you know, like we're doing our Bawn the show, but like if we were doing it live on clubhouse, Um, there's no video. I wanna say I would it would be dope if they did video, but I think that will require probably a high speed and the connection with people in and

thet you're going out just on the clubhouse. But long story short clubhouse, there's a lot of conversations on there. And at first, the rooms because you can go into these different rooms, so it's rooms you can go into, um and you can name the room. And at first I was going into rooms where I was like, Okay, y'all, ain't talk about that. But then I started finding dope rooms where it's creatives from England's creators from Australia, is

creatives from Africa. And I started listening. I found the Illustrated her she only had like a thousand followers, um um. And she is from the Netherlands and she's going to be illustrating my book. But I saw I just find that she's gonna do it for free. But she's really dope and I found her off Clubhouse. So I think, whatever you get out of the app, you know what I'm saying, use that to your advantage. That if I can give any type of advice about the app. But yeah, sure,

I haven't really gotten into it yet. But you know, when you put it like that, it makes me interested. But I do agree with master P as far as black people having ownership in something and us really getting behind it and being excited about it because we quick to support anything else that's not I'm Black and go all out for it. Why can't we do get into

these apps we piped them up. I mean, there were so many headlines based off of conversations that happened in Clubhouse, whether it was mail going in on somebody, or whether it was a world that had need mail and academics. Remember, yeah, that's one might have been in. I mean, there have been so many rooms. Um Joe Button has hosted quite a few. I find myself not liking to be in the ones that are just talking about the girls and the tricks, and you know, like there's so many re

s rooms. But if you find yourself going into one that has like a billionaire that owns a lot of businesses, who is giving out information or for for all you influencers that don't know how to reach your contracts, I'm going into several rooms with people that tell you what to say, how to negotiate your contracts so you can use it for whatever it is that you wanted for. But the reality is, why is it that black people always bring so much value to things that we do

not own? That I think if if I could kind of if not to be long winded on this topic, but if I think that they do seek out us and other ethnicities in that swagging, that that uh, what's the word, I guess it would be swagger. But we bring the popularity to the app because we are popular within our culture, so people who have people like ourselves,

um that we're speaking to right now. If you know, like ball alert, even ball alert so you know Baller has its own room, so you know, um, if we weren't providing the content, um, then it wouldn't be think about Instagram. Instagram doesn't provide the content with so if no one put out content, Instagram wouldn't be Instagram. So all we're doing is providing the content. But if we did that on our own platform, and I think it's

gonna I think it's on the way. I think we're maybe a couple of years out of African American UM app going taking off like how Instagram did. But yeah, I don't know are we gonna support apps? I don't get it. Well, there's one person that we support a lot, and she has definitely put this brand on the map with what she's doing, and that is Beyonce. She is uh teased, I see Park. What y'all think about that?

Have y'all seen it? You've seen the promo. I want to know if Sweetie is going to have something to do because I heard it. I thought about Sweetie because let me tell you, I thought it was well'sn't always like Sweetie, But I don't know what it is. Like lately, I'm like a new fan, Like I'm just like, oh my god, Like in my mind, she's my home girl. So when I saw Beyonce, was you know, possibly coming

out with Icy Park. I immediately thought about you, just thinking icy you just hear you hear Sweetie saying ICYE. What to answer your question, Marry. This is the third collection that she has done with Adidas for Ivy Park, So it's Adidas times Ivy Park and this is a new collection and it's the Icy Park. Um. The looks combined the street style and the ski style. Um. Indeed, I don't know if y'all seen the video, but it also features Haley Baldwin and Gucci Main. Did y'all see

the video? No? I did not, but I need to. Yeah, I gotta check that out. It's it doesn't matter whatever Beyonce drops, it's gonna be. Just like I was telling Sue, I got cursed out by some beyoncelans. All alert comments and I think I have the most comments onto the post because people are totally asking me, am I dumb? And my stupid? What? I wanted to see a verses between Rihanna, Rihanna and uh and Beyonce O that don't even sound good. All the Bece fans come asking me

if I was dumb. I'm only like, yo, I just want I just made it comment. Yeah, that's definitely a soul that's sold out right there. Just off the off the comments that I received off my little one comment on ball alerts or whatever. Crazy, But I mean we still I love both those queens. They just give me different vibes. Yeah, that's not the same. That's not the

same vibes. But for the Ivy Park Icy Park collection, at least, they had yet to be announced, But it's coming soon and we'll see if sweetie, you know, I found herself somewhere. Okay, I'll watch you on there if you ain't on there. Okay, so we did. Okay, Speaking of um putting the game in headlock, Tray songs put a police officer in the headlock, times have definitely changed because that would have happened, I'd say about ten years ago. His as would have got shot up in that damn

stadium with tags or something. So. Footage obtained by Timsey appears to show that Tray initially slouched in his seat at Arrowhead Stadium as an officer leans over from the front of him and to tan him. During the melee, landed a blow to the officer's head before he was put in a headlock and detained. All lookers told tim Z that the competition started when when the singer was hendled by other football fans and the officer went after him after he asked them to stop. Songs was arrested

and for trespassing. What resisting arrest both misdemeanors and assaulting a police officer a low grade felony. Sources told tim Z he was put on a twenty four hour hold and is now released from jail. What in the hell? And it was all It was all camera too, So witnesses are saying it was self defense because what the witnesses are saying was again he was being held with buck people, he talked around and asked people to stop

heckling him, and then the cops pulled up on him. Now, what the cops are saying is they were not The cops are saying they were not called until after security came over there and tried to address the situation. Um and he didn't appeal to them. Now, what they are saying is he refused to wear a mask and he also refused to leave, which is when allegedly the cops were called over because again he refused to wear a mask.

This is what the cops are saying, now we all know that may not be the truth, So I don't know what what. I will acknowledge that he did not have a mask on in the video, But at the same time, the seats are are already social socially distance, So do you have to still keep the mask on when you are more than six feet away from other people? Like? What exactly are the rules in this situation? It depends on the rules of entering the stadium. If the stadium says,

then he was a violation. If it doesn't say that, then he's not about it because you're outside. But if it depends you know, if we walk unto the store and it says mask, are you walking? So but it makes me under though, like had he been sitting there without the mask on the whole time and it wasn't until he told the hecklers to leave him alone that he was approached, Like, at what point did y'all decide

to approach this man? Because if he was sitting there the whole time with a mask and y'all didn't say anything to him until he tried to say something to the hecklers, then I do see a problem with that. M M. You know, they just be waiting on any little thing. That all they need this one one little excuse nay over there. Well, I'm glad he's out. I believe he's gonna beat that charge. It's probably gonna get dismissed. Um Ferrari Simmons. He punched an officer in the face

or security. I think he's gonna beat it. He gonna have some probation, have something. Okay, yeah, no, no, man, know he was at a private We'll see as the case success. And that's how you do with Trey. Okay. Hold y'all all and take the PJ don't don't don't follow two solos advice, y'all do not. So everybody had trade songs with a very expensive lawyer on deck. Okay,

because that public that public defender. Get with that ship, all right, Um, in all serious news, RP to Hank Aaron Um baseball legend, baseball legend, one of the most important people in sports to me. I just remember, you know, baseball was definitely considered the white man's sport, especially if he was born in the eighties. Um. Baseball was a

very big sport. Was actually more one of the most popular sports in the eighties and until football started taking that over, um and Hank Aaron was like the guy like he was, he was a guy. He was slapping the thing. He never hit over fifty in one season, but he was consistently hitting forty a season. And I'm talking my home and he was slapping them things too. I remember we went a song when I was a kid, home run, you know, King, you know, he still considered that.

And when you really think about it, outside of him doing so well in baseball, which, like you said, was considered a predominantly white sport at the time, this man really defined racism like he had to deal with racism each at every moment of his life, even coming out on the field and the baseball allegedly is he was

getting heckled left and right. So it is such a beautiful thing that's seeing his lifeline, his story, and his legacy, you know, and I hope that it brought some peace to him, you know, his his final days, to see some of the shift that we're seeing here in in in these times, to be a part of the biggest civil rights movement that the world has ever seen, to be alive for that, I just can't even imagine what that meant to him and being able to see Kamala Harris,

you know, the first I really color, you know, as a VP. I just I wonder if that felt like a full circle moment for him. Yeah, and um, like you said about the home run king, he was, he actually beat out Babe Ruth's all time home run record. Amissed the racism and all the things that were going on in that time. He was eighty six years old when he passed away. So definitely R I. Peter Hank Aaron big as hands too was slapping and he was

slapping another big R. R I. P uh. We're on the one year anniversary of Kobe Bryant and Gianna Bryant and the rest of the seven others who died in the helicopter. You know when I realized that today, I went to Vanessa Bryant's Instagram page and I just found myself, you know, just going through her page, and I didn't

see as of now that she had posted anything. And it is totally fine if she doesn't, but I realized, you know, they celebrated their first daughter's birthday recently, and I just didn't recall her birthday being so close to their passing. Um, I cannot imagine what that family is going through, but I will say Vanessa has shown so much strength, and like, I admire her so much for the way that she's carried herself, the way that she uplifts the people around her, the way that she stays

true to who she is. I mean, we see her Brian and working trying to make sure that her making sure that her husband's legacy continues, and I think it is such a beautiful thing and it is so wild that it has already been a whole years since we lost the Mama and the Mama Sita. I cannot believe it now. Yeah, I just would like to say R and P to Uh Kobe, g g Melissa, Carrie John,

Christina Hayt, and Sarah and Harbor. I hope he was a big legend, and of course Gig was his daughter, but I think often times we forget to acknowledge the other seven people. And I think for sure and Vanessa actually wanted people to celebrate kind of quietly. She didn't want to see any helicopter pictures or anything like that. That was her request. So I just hope people will respect that, and you know, do like memorable things to honor him Larry King as well, um this year. So

it's it's it's such an odd time. It feels like such an odd time. At the same time, what a time to be alive. I mean, it's it's so weird, you know, everything that's been going on and the the legends that we feel we're losing. Um. But I hope that people really focus on what we've gained. I hope people really focus on what the Mamba mentality is and and you know what Aaron really meant us as a community. It's difficult when you are considering someone's passing, but I

think it's really important to celebrate their life. So, like you said, oh, c T, I really hope that people are respecting but Essa Brian's wishes and celebrating the life of Kobe versus morning. Alright, moving right along. U C. L a jymnist Naya celebrates black excellence in Flora routine that went viral. Listen, I saw that video. That video was so fire. Okay, Uh. The Brewing Star was nearly flawless in her routine celebrating black excellence, scoring a nine

point nine five by the ten. In the interview with the Los Angeles Daily News. Dennis said, this routine definitely reflects everything that I am today as a woman, and of course I had to incorporate a lot of part a lot of parts of my culture. Then it's totally newspaper. According to U c l A biography, Dennis as senior as majoring in sociology and hopes to become a physical therapist. The video is super dope. I'm believe we posted it on the ball or page too, So make sure you're

going there and scroll down. It's it's up there at the entire routine. She did so many black, excellent moves in that routine, and she she did a lot. I mean, she did the wall like she just gave us so much cold. I think it was really dope to see that much of our culture on such a platform like that, because we don't see that so often. Our culture is as much as people love it and they steal it and they using the music. When it comes to us,

we're expected to water it down. We're expected to stay away from it because it's ghetto, or it's too black, or whatever the cases. Maybe a girl did that so well and it reminded me of when I was a little girl, and I wanted to be a damn gymnast. Go off sis. You did that? Thank you. Watch that video probably five times and I'm probably gonna try to imitate it, but I know I can't. For show Man. A lot of black excellence in that video, Like they said, make sure I'll go over the ball I learned. Check

that out. I just want to shout out some more black excellence real quick, some good TV to watch. May sure y'all check out that Salt and Pepper on Lifetime movie. I checked it out. It was pretty cool. It's pretty cool, So shut a legend. Some love. Didn't Spinderella. I mean, she's in it, but she's not, um, according to those ladies, like I met some Pepper in real life. I think there are two beautiful beings. I've never miss Sinderella before.

I'm not sure about you know, the context of their relationship. Um, but Salt and Pepper is originally two ladies, like Spinderella was the DJ added you know, but the group itself is Salt and Pepper, So you know, they went into litigation with all that stuff. I'm not sure of how everything is, you know, between them. Um, I've seen in an interview with Salt and Pepper, and Salt said, you know, the future is open to Spreenderella if she wants to

rejoin or whatever. I'm not sure about it. All I know is make sure y'all go check out the legend Salt and Pepper, because they deserve all their flowers, especially while they live in a lot of the city girls catalog. I'll take your man Salt and Pepper, a lot of their songs that they came out or remakes of Salt and Pepper. Also, make sure I'll check out that one

night in Miami. It's a very deep film and that is by another queen, Regina King, So it's a it's a real deep film right there, and that's on Amazon Prime Video. Cutthroat directed by Rizza and Um. I don't know if y'all been seeing it on Instagram, but they've been talking about how Tia has that bit of logo on his face. That's the movie that they're referring to. It's called Cutthroat City and that is on Netflix. Right.

I was like, we need to list of things while I'm on ELI is fine, all right, Yeah, but those are some black directors right there. Make sure y'all support that um speaking of black what y'all think about Harriet Tubman finally making it to the twenty dollar bill of fecial? I mean, they're entertaining the idea again. They are definitely entertaining the idea again in time to see black excellence um featured in everyday American society, Like we see statues

of old white men. Politics always look like old white men. The money is old white men who all had slaves, Like where is the black people? We did a lot of this, We bring so much value to America, and yet we continue were continuously on the bottom of the

damn total phoe, Like why not? Why don't we have a lot of schools named after black people who have done great things to help America prog us We're constantly reminded that America really has not progressed as much as they try to make it seem like an ass So I think seeing a black woman like Harriet Tube who helped to free so many people at the time where it was nearly impossible to get out, she deserves it. We deserve it. We deserve to see ourselves in these

in this light. I'm tired of I'm trying to look at the old white men all the damn time for for things that are meant to look superior or or whatever the case is. Like, I'm so cool off, y'all. No, that's twenties moving forward. If Harriet is on there, give me nothing that I feel you. The Treasury Department is moving forward with the effort to put the abolitionist Harriet Tubman on the twenty dollar bill after it was delayed

definitely by the Trump administration in twenty nineteen. So I agree, like, once you know, they finally get this ball up and running and uh really going for but this give me number twenties, we need to put Barack on on the bill too. But because you know, the hundred dollar bill is not a president, he's he's an inventure Benjamin Franklin was president. He's an inventor. So we need to get a lot of blackphone events, a lot of stuff. You put somebody alone because we love we love us some

hundred dollar bills. Don't go ahead and put somebody on it that we cannot have they if they don't want to do it, Okay, it's right, okay. Biden administration increases vaccine goal and distribution. You guys say you're not gonna take the vaccine, okay, increases the COVID vaccine at one point five million shots administered a day, beings more likely to due two states ramping up vaccine distribution. My question to YouTube ladies are are you gonna take the vaccine?

Yes or no? After you guys, period, I told you the other day, okay, that I do not want to take the shot and then wake up looking like I'm on an episode of Futurama. I'm not trying to have a third eye. I'm not trying to have fished skills on my body. I'm going to let the first few matches go out, just like iPhone, I would see what happened to y'all and all the kinks, fix all the bugs, figure it out, and yeah, we'll watch that. We'll watch it closely. I'll do it all my I g live,

all right, I love it. Let us all pray and while everybody else taking the vaccine, let's pray. Get a told with my mom, because my mom listens to the show, and then I said it on the radio, so then she sends me a text and she called me, and so like you've been to the scene, I'm over here, life all right, Come on, Mama RORI talk us on to warders. Don't play that. But okay, so let me give you guys a really quick update on what is happening in Ethiopia. The war on tick right. It's still very,

very real. More and more people are dying. Humanitarian aid has still not been allowed into the region of Tigred, which has been completely cut off for the from the world. There is still a communication blackout. I still cannot call my mom, I still cannot email her. I still have no idea where she is. UM To kind of put it into perspectives for some of you people who may not really understand how serious this is. There are reports of people dying in their sleep of starvation. There is

no food in the region, there's no water, there's no power. Um. People are literally trying to survive every day and it is a struggle. There's no access to their bank accounts. People cannot go back, can't return to their homes. Hospitals have been looted, churches have been burned down. And if you guys know any history about Ethiopia, this is where Christianity comes from. We have amazingly beautiful historical churches that are literally being burned to the ground in the region

of take Ride. So it seems as though, you know, the prime minister i'd be is the unelected prime minister might A add is really on some jet acide. He's on a mission to completely eradicate the to Ryan people that to God with people. My family is to God. We are from Adwa. My mom has a house in Adua, she has a business in Adwa. She does well for herself. But to know that everything that she worked for here in the States to build back home was just taken

from her like that is really heartbreaking. We are still seeing the number of refugees in turn Sudan rise, and that is actually if the country of Sudan is letting them in. There are reports of a lot of people being turned away literally just living in the borders, trying to survive in the borders. They're being attacked from both sides. Um Eritrean troops are in Tigride. They are clearly working

with the Ethiopian prime ministers. So not only is the region of Tigred being attacked by its own military by Ethiopian military, but they're also being attacked from Eritrean troops. It is so bad that again there these are just reports. We we don't know what is happening for a fact, because they will not allow media coverage. So the limited information we're getting is all we have to go off

of um neighboring country Somalia. There are mothers and Somalia that are saying that their boys were picked up, taken to Eritrea and they were put on the front lines of the war. And these innocent people do not know where their kids are. So we really have to pay attention to what's going on in Africa as a whole.

I promise you guys, as black people, if we really pay attention to what's happening happening in Africa as a whole, and we decide that we are going to make Africa what it deserves to be, I promise you all black people across the world would be So this is how we unite. Okay, we need to focus on what is happening in Africa. Europeans have done such a great job in conquering Africa and dividing Africa that so many different countries have similar things going on. It is not just

Ethiopia that is going through this. It's not just to take out people. It's happening to people all across Africa, and I think if you don't pay attention to what the actual plan is, trust me, white folk wanna completely wipe out Africa as a whole, which is why we're not getting any media coverage. We're not getting the attention we deserve. Millions of people have already died and it's not on the news. Why because white people benefit from

Africa losing. So it's really gonna it takes us. It takes us to say, you know what, in black lives matter in America, they matter everywhere. So please look up hashtag stopwa sigrid. People are dying as they speak. People are starving, their thirsty, They have no access to their money, no access to the hospitals. We need media coverage. Please tweet about it, follow me and underscores to solo s U s O l O or just DM me and I'm more than happy to send you a link. There's

a website that will help you with whatever. Tweets like these are preset tweets. These are preset letters that we can send to councilmen and senators. Um it's it's all listed on this website. So if you are interested in at least submitting a letter, please just DM me and I will gladly send you that link. But as of

right now, conditions are getting worse. We're going to continue to stay hopeful, and I do believe that at some point, maybe in the near future, I will hear from my mom now says, I don't know about y'all, but it seems like the days have been warmer. Said this. Trump has officially been fired, like since he's been out. Um. I got a phone call from one of my brothers yesterday, and I don't want to speak too soon, but one

of my brothers has been in Ice. He's been detained for nearly four years, nearly the entire time that Trump was president. And I didn't really ever bring this up to anyone, but he may be coming home. The Biden administration came in and reversed a lot of things that Trump did, Um, and it seems like a lot of innocent people are going to be making their way home. So while we have, you know, so much tragedy happening back home, it's nice to see some change, you know,

happening in America for the better. So I just hope that we can see that positive change happened in Ethiopia. Don't forget hashtag stop war on t racketing to the message. Okay, guys, it is time for baller mail. Message Dear, I do not want to go to jam. I was dealing with this guy for a few months, but he called the cops on me because I pulled up to his house last night because I knew he had another chick there, and of course I caught him, but just the night

before he was licking my ass like ice cream. I'm just trying to figure out should I give him another chance? Like? What should I do? As last night? Huh? And you liked it? That's how you just popped the hell up. And you pop the heall up and you're eating somebody else's ass. That's what's going on. You didn't want to ask either, baby, Okay, seems like you were in a shitty situation. Girl. Should I give him another chance? Girl? What is going on with your your mind? Friend? Girl?

You went up then with a with a gun or someone? He you don't want to go to jail call the cops on you. You went up. They're trying to blow up some ship because he did a great job of eating your ass the night before, and now he doing it to somebody else. Listen, you gotta understand what the situation that is presented to yourself. I know that might be the best you've ever had, but if you do not want you to deal with the consequences of being cheated, I own. I don't know if y'all you said y'all

was together. You said y'all was just dealing with each other for a few months. A fewers too, okay, So it seems like you've just been dealing with him for two months and he already eating your ass. Okay, heat asked in three four, but so bad. He kind of fast. Usually that usually guys don't do that on the first couple of bus. That takes some time. We gotta really like you to see so, but I know it was back there, you know what I'm saying. But neither here

nor there. I'm just saying for you. I think unless you want to go ahead and just deal with that, go ahead and take them back then here. If you can't, if you need your ass eight tonight, go ahead and take him. So y'all has to make up sex, so you need eat your but tonight. If you don't want him to just eat your butt in somebody else, but just go ahead and you know, break up with him and just stop talking to him. Girl, you sound like you already knew the asses before you wrote this foolishness

to me and Sue and I take you. I just don't understand. You said, look at your ass like ice cream. Wow. I'm sorry, I don't know. Wow. These Baller mails never cease to amaze me and they come be a d M two. So this is a real person. You got like fifteen thousand followers. I ain't gonna point you out and nothing like that, but I'm just saying that I think you waste some time on this one. I said, you just take and take the ail. We all take losses.

Just cut your losses and move on, baby, because what you want from this man is you want him to be faithful and only eat your ass and to see me like he likes to eat ass. Okay, do back with more of the Baller Alert Show. Back to the Baller Alert Show, Starry March, Ferrari Simmons and Sues Solo. You know what word I want to leave y'all with

today and everybody who's tuned in uh legacy. Um, you know, we lost Heycaren, we lost Larry King, we lost Kobe Bryan a year ago, and these three people all had legacies, and um, they left a lot of things for us to admire and take from their their talents and their gifts. And I think you don't have to be as legendary as them to leave a legacy. I think as long as you live your life the right way as best way as you can, and you give back as much

as possible, that will be your legacy. So I just wanted to just leave that word where everybody and just you know, figure out what your legacy is and give back. I think giving back is a big part of legacy, you know, and helping others uh to be better than um they think they are, you know what I'm saying. And helping other people win. I think a lot of people think that they should just win and then people

can look at you for advice. Now you gotta help other people win, You gotta help create other legends as well. I think, um, people get intimidated by someone being as good as them, But if you're equally as good, your job shouldn't be You shouldn't be scared or you know, intimidated by someone who is just as good as you and Saint Phil or whatever. But so that's my initial word was legacy. You know, what's your legacy? And it's

never too late to start too. So if you're you know, if you're a little older, it's still time to to leave a legacy, you know, and help each other and push each other and kind of back to what Masterpiece said, I mean, if someone has something that's dope, you should support that thing, you know, and if if there's room for them to grow, instead of bad mouthing them, try

maybe we should teach them. It could be a teaching moment, so you know, and that's all part of our legacies is the type of person you are when you leave this earth and the impact you had on others. So yeah, the word I just want to leave with today was legacy. I can't get enough of baller Alerts. Follow us on all social media platforms at baller alerty along going to baller alert dot com