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as far as current events. Shit, I'm trying to think of anything that's been happening that we could talk about today. I don't know if you want to speak on it, but I guess you could speak on it. Did you catch the interview with a lovely Brown and assistant Brooke and the Brian on the show with the brothers that you know? Yeah, I see in that. I'm going to talk about that. We can talk about that. What else? I don't know how close you've been checking for Nolan Wells. To just to be fair and the beyond, I'll give my piece on that just real quick. I feel real sorry for what happens to that brother. I really do. And then don't give me wrong. I have every day and my every day goes out to the family and that aspect. But all of this after the fact shit that's going on, a lot of the shuckin' and jobin' and all this thing about race shit and all this old nonsense. And then you also have his parents who have other descent. And they're not on posture in themselves to have the other parts, especially the moms, the other part of her background stand up for the community. So they're not pressureing ages to come out. They're not pressureing Caribbean as to come out. They got crumpt and sharp their runnin' around doin' and shuffling, that's all to get out of attention and to get out with support and to get out with engagement. So when I peep that shit, that totally turns me off from whatever you got goin' on. So just to be honest with you, I kind of dropped it. Once again, I feel sorry for that young brother as fucked up. But the way his family handled it after the fact totally turned me off from the case or even having any interest in it. So that's why I stand with that. Yeah, Jimoni, let me give you the cause. If you could, you should be able to cause now, right? You good now with that? Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right, so I'ma send it to you. But yeah, that's why I stand with that, man. Anything else you want me to probably need to cover Jimoni? I think that's pretty much it as far as I remember. As far as anything that's been popping off in the news that has any significance that I've been paying attention to. I've seen the response, I guess, to Vic Mensa from Ken, Mr. Orange Clucker. So I'm not after Ken response. Is that yeah? I guess something somebody said Vic Mensa was in, who's in Re-Up Space, man? He was in Re-Up Space or something like, somebody's space, he was in on his burner or whatever and that's kind of where that conversation evolved from which I find interesting. That was cool, sorry about the noise. I love that. But how did him being on the burner and Re-Up Space evolved to that back and forth between him and Ken? I'm curious now. All right, I guess he'd be frequent in his spaces, man. I don't know how that works, but I guess he'd be frequent in the spaces. So all of that controversy, African shit that Niggas be talking about on here, I guess he took that with him and started, I guess started that conversation with Ken, and but Ken was exactly on point, bro. I think I don't know why my fuckers don't get this shit. I don't know why, sorry, man, I'm kind of washing some shit there. So bear with it. I don't get why they don't get how we ain't best and people just be running with, you know, I don't know with it, it's starting to get crazy. That's all I do know. Yeah, the whole, because where I quoted that, Ken was saying something that Sinc said, and I'm talking about Sinc city, the Lice King brother that host to show with him now, Sinc city, he has such an ambiguous look. I'm not sure, really show what his background per se is, but I strongly do believe that he has FBA limits, because he has a real strong connection to South Carolina for some reason. But the dude does look like he could possibly pass the Arab report of Reacon, but I'm not sure what his background is per se. Honestly, I thought he was Puerto Rican, Willie. No, but no, he's not. He's not Puerto Rican. He's, like I said, I don't know what the necessity his background is, but I do believe he has FBA limits, because of his connection to the, to the Carolinas. He's like, I remember him saying that and like passing in one of those interviews, like, yo, my cousin's down to Carolinas. So Puerto Vickers don't even connect themselves like that per se to Puerto Vickers and other places like Philadelphia or Florida. Just, just off the whim saying that, but I could be wrong, but I doubt it. But we'll see. And then on top of that, you've never heard Sinc speak Spanish or none of that, through his entire existence than the public eye. That go from being there with 730 all the way up to now, hosting a show where Cam view that. Nobody never heard him say Spanish. You've never seen him waving no foreign flag. So that's why I'm letting to believe that. But then what's that Cam was basically responding kind of the way what he said and kind of repeating what he said that, yo, similar to Africa, he said they stink. And then Victor that clip and ran it and then tried to make it this big thing. Basically to get attention in cloud, which Rick men's already got exposed for. This is why he's he tevaz on to so-called black issues because he's trying to, he's trying to concoct this image of him being so called inserted in the community to where he could be a part of the conversation and dictate or possibly influence on his own behalf. That's the same today. Say basically like what we're going for you. Saying he's the same character. It's just that he- That's the other controversy I wanted to discuss. The God freed of God freed of whitecliffe on 154. Did you catch that? I've seen the clip of whitecliffe. I didn't watch the episode, I saw the clip. I saw the clip. But yeah, we can talk about that. I was so I'd love to concern pay, my, though. Mr. Freedom Fish, you're all y'all see. I'm just not noticing y'all in chat. They should come up through. We could talk about that shit too specific and I love the overall. We could talk about that interview, which I enjoy. But them up at the Daily Wrap Up crew or whatever. But bro, we could get into all of it, man. So I guess if anybody wants to come and just start off the discussion on whatever topic that you find interesting or worthy of talking about, y'all can lead it off, man. I don't have to lead it off. So I guess with that being said, I go to Fish and Gris first and then we slide in Mr. Freedom. What I meant, Fish and Gris, you got the flow, brother. It's happening. Fish and Gris, you up, what you taking the morning's shit? What you doing? Why's your team brushing your face? I said that back was on purpose. Good, good, good, good, I was good looking. Yeah, I'm at work right now. But first of all, Shas to lovely bro, President DeVon and Brooks, they performed on the Daily Wrap crew. I just think watching it, that was great. They shut it down, they held it down for LWC. I appreciate that. But yeah, we have a whole list. Let me give you a little bit of a thing to talk about. Thank you for, I talked to you in a way about the news. Let me know, because the parents not has enough time for me, I'm gonna fight for somebody who ain't fighting for themselves. So I'll come into on that one. Yeah, I'll chime in as the conference is correct. Thank you. Yeah, I appreciate you for sitting rich. And let me just talk about that real quick, for our parents to miss the freedom. Like I said, the rub that I noticed when it comes to people who have, who are biastic, when it comes to them being victims of white supremacy and their case for situation, to get media attention, the cry out or the pandering to get people to engage in activism over that situation, is always end out a community. And I find that very disrespectful. So for an example, if a person, let's just say, I don't know, name nobody, but just let's say a person that's half Puerto Rican, half black American. If they are victim of police brutality, or they are victim of clearly what may be a case of white supremacy, the media and general, especially the so-called fake leaders in our community, they try to get the black community to engage in activism and come out and to fight for justice in that case, but they don't get the Puerto Rican, they don't have that same deal for the Puerto Rican community to come out and fight for injustice. You know what I'm saying? That's actually consistent. You know what I'm saying? That happened with the Cig really case that happened with Abno, Lima, that happened with Ab- I'm a dude Diallo, and I'm just speaking about New York and et cetera, et cetera. Every time somebody is a victim of what may be a case of white supremacy, it's always, it's focused on the black American community to come out and support and activate, but that aim is never towards any other community that that person may be a part of also. So I find that to be very disrespectful. I find that to be very manipulative and I find that to be very opportunistic. So, so just as far as the case with Nolan Wells, that's one of the major reasons with terming you off on the case. Once again, you don't see his mother shouting that anybody advocating for agents to come out even though Nolan has the agent background through his mother. You don't see anybody sitting there advocating for the Caribbean community to come out and activate, even though it's far worse Caribbean. So, so when I see a little shit like that going on, I have an issue with it. And let me just say this last thing and then Mr. Freedom got it, because I saw that play with Sharpton during every Adam's administration. There was a shooting, I believe in Harlem or in the Bronx, that involved Latinos, black Americans, that absolutely nothing to do with it. So these Latinos have a big shootout. If I'm not mistaken, a young kid got hit. The kid didn't die, but the kid got hit. And the first thing when that situation happened that Sharpton did was go meet with Eric Adams and then sit there to have a press conference or press for in Harlem about stopping the violence. So when I see that shit, I said this is totally some bullshit because that has absolutely nothing to do with black Americans in no way shape or form or Negro people at all is this is totally a Latino problem. But the first place you want to run is to Harlem and you want to have a press conference. And now I'll come you there, amongst our people about something that Latinos did. See, so it's basically the same situation in essence that's going on with the Nona Wells case, which is why I'm totally turned off for it. But once again, I'm still empathetic and I feel so sorry for what happened to that brother. But also let this be a lesson and I'm still seeing this happen in cases of this shit popping up once again. With me, and I'm not speaking for nobody, I'm speaking for me. My sentiment is that you get caught in the Asian restaurants. I got the same sentiment as you being around a whole bunch of white people by yourself. If you always get caught in the crack, don't come to us looking for some no God them activism or support because you should fucking know better. But at the same time, these beat them, the same God them people with the mentality that that all white people ain't bad. And there's no racism and all that shit. And those, those, those, your black people are not being oppressed. Those of you, these are the same niggas that not all of them, but please, please believe some of them are getting niggas, they tell us caught in the crack with these situations. But when that shit happens to these cool and ass-thinking ass niggas, the first place they want to run is back to us to the same people that they say we're being delusional and exaggerating and we're not oppressed. I'm sick of that. But get ahead Mr. Freeman, we got the floor top of the morning, brother. What's good? What's good at grand risings, everybody? Peace, peace, peace. Thank you for having this space, brother Zyna Mike, G-Money, you know, piece to the room. I see, you know, Miss Brown down there, brother Macal, you know, saying Carlos, Kudillon, Dutie, everybody, Mando, anybody else. I love the topic, I love the topic, because unfortunately, we have to go through this sick sort of, what do you call it, groundhog day, right? The same situations we grew up knowing happening, at least my moms and her grandparents and parents told the same stories, whether it was the KKK or, you know, maybe the children of, let's say, some connected people like we see in this, in a known, well situation, right? A lot of times these attorneys and people like Crump and