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S12E021: Manga, The Motherland and More with Euwarnii Hughes · Blerd’s Eyeview

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Speed s spet springs and stop in the sky. Gets a bird, it's
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a plane flying high. Got immersed through the flames, have no fear from
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his stand back meddling. Then activate the name of super blacks in the sky.
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Gets a bird, it's a plane flying high. I got immersed through
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the flames. Have no fear from Here's to stand back meling. Then activate
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the name is super black. Uh, imagine that a future that's super black.
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Long as your skin brown, your superpowers intact? What would your powers
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be? Just hope it ain't super wack spatial manipulation creating portal that's black.
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Maybe just super speed time travel to run it back or she manipulation to keep
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my spirit intact. A sign county evens the world face the demons. The
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world makes I needed the world of state rest in peace of child which they
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killed on the Black Panthers told us white lives are still marvel at Black answers
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sousin DC prayer lead to a civil war. It ain't no justice league,
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what's the need to be civil war? Propels like the Juggerniles cling no stopping
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this? The world in grave danger? Who can stop the apocalypse that killed
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all the heroes. The new ones don't really care, but if you need
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me, put your fist up in the air. Yeah, in the sky,
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it's a bird. It's a plane flying high. Y'all emerged through the
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flames, have no fear from here. To stand back Meling, then activate
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the ne I am the Super Black and the sky it's a bird. It's
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a plane flying high. Got immerged through the flames, have no fear from
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here, So stand back Meling and activate. The name is super Black.
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But let's get this going. We're gonna start with our grill to horror Lanny.
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Somebody has drink cooking in the lab. I told you all when I
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go dark, this is what I'm doing. I was getting ready. I
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was with my daughter, like listen, I said, and I have to
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put I have to actually record her because the next time, because she's singing
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along with you with your she's like, look, I'm I'm always doing something
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fresh and new. Uh. I'm currently teaching myself photoshop. That's gonna be
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fun. Uh. So I'm myself. Yeah, yeah, I got that
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too. So yeah, just a little. If it's not on the phone,
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it's on the laptop and it's doing something. So we got our we
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got our engineer in the building, Black Spartan. I'm under stup my game
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right Apparently I am not. I am not doing enough in life to where
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Chris just dropped a ten second clip and it's like, okay, I have
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to do better. Listen, Blur recognized that's all this. Look I am
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going for the gold. Don't look. I say we're different. Were different?
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Oh, it was different that post and said I was like, wait,
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said that was like ten seconds. Hold up, got a ship,
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got a whole African Uh the uh cyberpunk type deep hole the part the ship
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at more to come, we got we got a boots on the ground too
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far. I t V you and the who's in the short running having crazy
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stories with Spartan? No, I have plenty, I just don't tell them
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pastoric question and you're probably a lock of core memory. Yeah, because mine
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come from a place of anger, has come from like just because it happened.
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I just I went to a games to pick up something cool and ended
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up with that. That was that. Yeah, So go check out go
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check out his YouTube channel. Uh it's a funny story. I used you
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channel because now we have Spartan stories on there as well. Uh you you'll
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never be Let's go all the all the great stuff, all the hits,
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all the hits. We got a special guest with us tonight. I love
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I love celebrating Uh, indie black comic artists and indie black creatives period.
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You know, and and everybody's on this this train here in case you didn't
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know it, it is black history. Mind it sho another year. However,
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even though we get one extra day blurds eye VI, you celebrates three
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sixties about the year, So we don't we don't play around. But those
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that's been watching, that's been sticking around from day one, y'all know there's
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no lie to what I just said. I'm like Kat Williams, where did
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I lie? Uh? So we have you're warning who hughes in the building?
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Your warning. I read this book. I read this book. Thank
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you again for the opportunity to be here. It's a blessing. Look when
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you described your book boll Saga, when you described this book and one you
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have a gift for the acronyms, Thank you very much. I'm gonna I'm
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gonna show it on the screen. But while I get that up, tell
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the people about it. About bold Sokka perfect Well. Kings and Queen's Bold
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Saga is an Afro futureism Mama series empowering kings and queens to see his greatness.
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It's all about the underdogs rising and it follows in Sega on his journey
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to be the next and Nancy. Like his role model Shaka Zulus, He's
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got to overcome tests, trials and write a passage at least to a supernatural
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encounter, we finds out what it truly means to be bold or great awards.
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Now, for I want you to tell him what does bold soga?
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What is the breakdown the word because it's it's it's an acronym and reading his
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first book, there's more than one acronym and I'm like, oh, he's
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playing with words. Words. Yeah. I love words because I love reading
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dictionaries. I wrap as well. So it's like all the words that all
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the words mean. He said, it's very kindly, very yeah, you
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to do that now? Oh man, Well, the bold is an acronym
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for brave, you know, haveing courage in the face of diversity. Onwards
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is the direction you have to move limits to the challenges we all facing life
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and destroying is what we have to do, not just facing the problem and
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leaving it. Facing the problem to overcome it, Like every good video game
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shows you, you have to overcome the problems to get to the next level.
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Only can you save Peach after defeeding bouncing? Oh that that oh our
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bar was dropped bar wisdom. So for one, this is is dope and
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I love the fact that you're making mentioned Shaka Zulu with a Nazi and three
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you're breaking down words that's from Cosa. Yes, and if if you,
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if anyone out there who's watched Black Panther, you know this was the language
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they were using. So the fact that you're using this book to not just
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bring this language into and Trevor Noah Trevor Noah as well, Trevor Noah's knows
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it very well because he speaks it, but speaking this language not only that,
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but bringing the African dispora in the background from Africa to the forefront.
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So talk about I want to talk more about that book perfect well. I
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wanted to make both saga different and just want to make like a black manga
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where like he's a black kid living in Japan. I wanted to actually showcase
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like what would it be like if you had like Sha Kazu and like Afro
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futures and meets like this one piece Star Tool, Dragon ball z Bleach.
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And I was like, ah, I got it in the languages, because
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if you if you're into any manga anime, and you know that they be
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speaking languages French, Japanese, Germans like okay, but let me she was
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eating alsa. I had to actually get a book to understand it, because
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this stuff is clicks, and even in chapters you even teach you like how
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to do the different clicks X click sea click even so that you're not just
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like lost in it. And the reason why I did that is I wanted
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to celebrate the actual African dasport I'm also quoting. And in chapter two you
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actually see them be like boss and it's a cool like actually putting in like
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the real stuff. So it's not like they're just black, no, Like
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it's it's like that song I told me Mom, I'm just hella black black.
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In chapter three, like they're actually eating Grio Gan John, anyone that's
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from he knows. That's like the National Dish ACTI with saltfish, you know,
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jel Offris your chicken, you Knowese, you know, oh my.
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So it's literally you're getting the full context, even martial arts, because they
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can't just be doing karate and stuff that's been done. So you see like
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a stick fighting, like actually seeing what this stuff actually looks like. Even
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the dances, like like it's literally like African culture needs like manga, and
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this cross makes something truly magnificent. I like this a lot. I love
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the fact that I love the fact of just the input of and we're seeing
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this. We're seeing this not only yourself, sir, but other artists are
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doing this. I love the fact of how you're putting culture into a story,
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but it's also teaching and like you, it's like I'm trying to learn
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a little bit more of the whole the social language. I do know about
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the act of martial artists because marchal arts is kind of my faith, my
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pet peeve. But I love the fact that you're including other things. Is
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the moment you mentioned Joe off Rice, I was like, oh, I'm
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I'm hungry, but no, it was not for me. I'm not going
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always looking for spots around here in Cleveland, and I'm like, yeah,
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I need that I need, But I do. I really appreciate the fact
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that you're you're incorporating culture. You're incorporating the culture in your background, and
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not only that, like you just said, you're learning more about said background.
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And I think that's something there's an awakening happening within our community that they're
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just kind of they're just there's no kind of to it. They're they're realizing
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and recognizing you know where we come from less like where we come from,
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and and feeling our culture out and really just accepting us and where we come
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from and and and respecting our culture as well. You know, like while
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they hit, they've kept us hidden. They kept us hidden, you know.
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And once again, as we say over here, read band books,
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read them. So that was a my I got. There's a lot,
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a lot of stuff going on in that. So you morning, I want
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you to talk to the people about your main character his power set, because
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the fact that you when I'm reading and when I read it, I'm like,
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oh, he mentioned Shaka Zulu, I guess we're here now, you're
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here now. And you mentioned the Nazi, which I actually I was blessed
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enough to be exposed to the stories of a Nazi when I was much much
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younger, you know, the middle of the elementary school I went to.
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I used to just go in the library. I'm like, oh, oh,
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I'm Nazi the spider, he's a trickster. And then but there's there's
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lessons to be taught. I need more, you know, But talk more
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about your characters perfect perfect well, the way how the story starts and the
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sings goal. As I mentioned he wants to be Shakazulu, but I didn't
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want to have another accidental hero like I love Spider Man, I Little Batman,
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Black Panther, but I like stories where heroes achieve greatness it's not just
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strapped in their lack. So in Masago's case, I want to make him
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the hero that had it rough because he literally his goal, as I mentioned,
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is to get to be the a Nancy. But you have to go
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rite a passage, which is part of African culture, Like you don't become
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a man. You must go through a rite of passage to transform, to
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prove that you're ready to the community and in the right of passage to get
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into NEBULA. That's the prerequisite before you get in to STAR. And NEBULA
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is a national Educational break Through Nlimited Leadership Academy and then after you complete that,
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you go to STAR Strategic Tactical Assault and Advanced Recipe. So these are
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organizations at schools. You don't just like get in becoming powerful, like you
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have to go through a system. I love I love acronyms Man, but
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Masago's feel he's filled in public to the point people saying his fuitos are stronger
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than him. You know, no one believes in him. His parents are
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basically saying it's over, it's a wrap, but he keeps going. And
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what I love through all of this is that he finds out what it truly
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is to be bold. It's not just being bold and being strong, but
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I have to get my dream. It's more or less the fact, like
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in Rocky, that's how winning is done. How many times life is going
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to keep hitting you again and again and again and keep knocking you down and
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down. When you rise above it, that's your resilience. And I know
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that Black people, we all know it. From a cultural standpoint almost in
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my opinion, and from historical standard, most resilient people on this planet,
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like we will go through so much still come back and still have that super
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hot fire. It'll just be like so amazing. And at the end of
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the story, when you get into the power system, I didn't want it
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to be chee or chalk or anything that exists her. The power system in
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this Boldsog is called a mandla. That's also a word for power, because
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it's all about the words man and then the significance. In addition that the
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other power that they have is websits is bbs, the vibrant, versatile silk.
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So it's like they've got the web and they've got the whole power.
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And when this story continues, we'll see how the power connects even in this
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aspect, because it's not enough just to say it, like you'll see a
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dinkers all throughout the story, neither dankers all have their own meeting like this
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one is holding perfect for black history. It means emancipation, freedom, and
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liberation. That one right there. And we told you we educate over here
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exactly, and every chapter comes to educational, so you'll be learning about momentum,
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you'll be learning about them on Tapa Empire, you'll be learning about all
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the different things that are throughout the story. And everything is translated. See
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if they're like Obah, which is like who is that in and be like
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and then it will translate it like my name is in Zulu, So no
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one's lost. I hate in movies were like speak Spanish, it's stupid,
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just translated, so no one is ever lost. And you always feel an
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amazing time. And this coloring pages and there's also activity pages to see crosswind
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puzzles. You see all these different things so that you're learning more about the
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culture. It's not just enough to experience black excellence. It's more or less
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experiencing and understanding all the aspects that you get the full spectrum see, And
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that was gonna be My next question was is this something you can see because
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just reading it, I'm like, this is something that can be like in
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schools, you know. And then when you say activities and coloring books and
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cross work, I'm like, oh, yes, this definitely can be in
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schools and kids can learn about it, you know, kids of all type
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of all backgrounds. But because once again, not learning about one's culture will
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make you ignorant that part M. So it's it's not enough to learn about
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American history. We need to learn about African American history. We need to
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learn about black history. We need to learn about the things that are not
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spoken of or things that we're hidden, you know. And that's on both
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sides, m. You know, as well as as as the crew knows.
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I've coined this year the Year of Truth because things have been coming out
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the woodwork and nobody hide it anymore, yea, and no one can hide.
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Thank you Kat William for kicking that gate. Open, so so seeing
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stuff like that, So was that your original idea to have this like so
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so kid not only just adults can read it and learn some stuff, but
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kids as well. I made it like that because, like when I read
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manga as a Christian and also watch animes, like some of the stuff is
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like, you know, hyper sexualization of children, you know, overly demonic
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themes. Like I want stuff that like my family could read, my kids
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when I have kids, you know, anyone can read that can just enjoy
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it. But even just making the story was a challenging of itself because the
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first time I actually released Amonga and then just even getting into it had this
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major failure, felt like giving up. Black Sands had his ninety day book
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challenge went through that failed, that the pandemic happened, filled all my deadlines.
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My grandfather passes away, and I have to go back to the Caribbean
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to work on his funeral arrangement while still working on bold Saga, which is
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why chapter one literally the first thing you see is the page where it says
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days may be dark, but still don't give up, because that's wondering is
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that he told me that I'll never forget, so It's like all of this
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ties back into the aspect of resilience, of being bold, of just following
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and focusing on your dreams because life is going to test you. What will
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you do in the face of that test? That part, that part this
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is this is this is something worth every one of every age to recognize,
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realize and understand. But I do like the fact that you are that you're
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you're, you're your narrative is that you're keeping it positive based. You're trying
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to keep bit And I get that with everything with other stuff going out there,
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especially how other UH comics and many things that nature there, how they're
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how they're displayed, you want to give it a different lighting. And we've
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been saying that on this We've been saying this show. You know, there
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is a there is a spot for positive storytelling with an influence of history,
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because, like we said, what we've been saying, not a lot of
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people know about Kosa, not a lot of people know about commit not a
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lot of people know the literal volumes of history that they should know. But
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if you can do it in such a way and you can bind them again
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storytelling and I can already tell by by talking to you. You got me
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beat on abbreviations. I thought I had a lot on that, but sir,
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you've gotten with a Star Wars point. But uh but no, that's
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that right there is where it works. It's just the one the way I
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can say that it just works. Thank you, lay So Laney. Laney,
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you're an educator. Mm hmm. What does this do for you?
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I mean, I'm not gonna lie to you. I'm looking at as a
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parent first, to be honest, because in the background I'm seeing your characters
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and when you just said coloring, that was where my mind went. I'm
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like, how is this going to be translated for even younger kids to have
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access to? So when you said coloring or when you said activity, I
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said yes, because you know, I love to look for these things to
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have my daughter. At this point, my daughter is loving reading and I
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want her to keep on that, but I also now want to really tap
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into things that what she sees herself, you know. So I'm going to
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be looking for this to buy and just like share it with her from an
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educational standpoint. I forgot which one of you guys said it, but you
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guys are right, like this is something that needs to be in schools.
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You know, that needs to be in all schools, because again, this
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is not a about just Black history. For us to understand how we get
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along as a world people, we have to understand what's happening before and not
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a lot of us are trying to do that, and especially the Napkins of
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the world and not trying to do that. And that's not just an American
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thing, that's the world thing. No, they don't want to understand our
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plight. They want to have our flavor, but don't want to understand our
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blues. So it's just like I love seeing things like this come to the
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forefront, like the little girl, me is excited, the mom and me
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is just so yes, because like I said, I want to get this
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in front of my daughter. Yes, thank you so much. I really
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appreciate that. Because when we do actually have a coloring book and in one
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of the pages we'll see stuff like this, and it we actually have parents
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are in his life. They tell him that they love him, and they're
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both in check the one because we know how they like to do. Parents
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and animes and mangas and both of them. Right, I was just about
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to say, like that's not something that you know is p gratuated, even
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though it's not. It's it's it is some people's way of life. I
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understand that, but not everybody's. And there are a lot more of family
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units, whether it be senate family units, but there's a lot more family
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used than there are just single parents out there. Not saying it's not there,
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but there is a lot more family units, whether it be two families
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or extended families. We're here, we're here, I agree, But yeah,
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it's just nice to it's nice to not have the the trauma situation attached
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to parents. If that's nice. It's it's one of those things we found
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ourselves saying all the time. It's like every time we hear a new story,
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it's like, what's wrong with the parents, or what's what's wrong with
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the mom? What's wrong with the dad, What's what's wrong with the real
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environment. That's the other day, that's something else I noticed in the book.
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I'm like, both his parents are there, he's fifteen, Both his
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parents are there, and he's he's your typical teenager. His father wants him
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to get up, go to his job, his you know, his mother
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is very supportive of his of what he's into and what he likes, you
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know, So the structure is very much there, which is something you don't
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get to see a lot, and it's not a lot of books. Static.
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Static is one book that does it. Your book does it. It's
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it's it's the antagonist. That's another book that does that. The family,
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the Black family dynamic. So but generally you would get that one. You
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would always get those books where there has to be some level of trauma.
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It's almost if it's almost like there has to be a handicap, Like we
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don't need a handicap. Just give us a just left off the field and
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you can still give a good story. You can still make it, and
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you can still make it invited, you can still make it worthy of reading.
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You don't have to handicap us. I mean you already did it nothing
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life. We don't need it in our books. Yeah, because I like
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that you just said that, Because I think that that is what makes the
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publishing world go around, and that is the power of independent creators now that
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they're able to put out these stories that do exactly what you're talking about.
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Because I think you feel I feel like I'm seeing that more from independent creators
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than those who go through big publishing companies because they don't want to put that
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out. You know what I'm saying. They don't want to see us to
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see in every single way and still have a great story, you know,
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is so beautiful. It's like, you don't need to have your parents be
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the evil that you need to overcome. Like we we know that you can
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have You can bump heads with your parents. They don't have to necessarily be
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the big bad before you become this great, big hero. It's it's because
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for I don't know, for everybody else, once you leave the house,
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it's you against the rest of the world. Like the world is yours is.
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I don't want to say it's your enemy, but it's You're definitely your
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antagonist. And when you come home, you know, whether you have one
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parent or two, that's the person that's going to raise you, that's going
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to support you and ultimately mold you to be good or bad, the person
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that you're going to be I love. No, no, no, it's
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not. The world doesn't. The world is. The world does not stop
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at your doorstep. It's it's it's everything on the outside that that also gives
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you character development. Not just what's inside the house. I was gonna say,
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I love how the and I think we're in an age now of comics
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where they're actually drawing our people with their actual hair. It's not just a
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pro like like I'm looking at like, yeah, you know, like the
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way the mom is wearing the hair, and I'm just looking at the inking
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and I'm like, look, this is this is natural, this is real.
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My boy has a nice line, and my boy has a nice line.
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Shape up. I can't tell you how much I appreciate that so much,
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just because so quote unquote artists quote unquote artists out there have never have
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never been able to draw us right, but to actually but to actually see
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us. I'm like, oh, okay, oh you you A fear is
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alleviated whenever I see us drawing, drawing the way we see ourselves, because
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that says a lot that how artists see black people versus r O people,
31:15
how we see ourselves. And it's it's night and day. It's like,
31:22
you're right, Maama and locks. Yeah, I'm telling you that. It's
31:29
crazy. Like when I draw the characters and night, they're not gonna mess
31:30
with the hair. I'm doing it myself. You know that sometimes you just
31:34
have to do it yourself. I would literally draw it to the point I
31:37
feel like I'm really taking like a clippers. And because you'll see people in
31:41
the story, you see them with locks. Like one of my favorite drums
31:45
is this one, which is a mallet. Like when you look at the
31:48
hair almost right there in front of you a while, Yes, but it's
31:55
worth it. I mean, it's comforting when you see it in comics.
31:59
It's when you see it being more prevalent in films like Monica Rambo mm hm.
32:05
Tiana Parris is wearing her hair and it's natural and it's gorgeous, and
32:09
her mother played by Lashana Lynch, same thing. She's wearing her hair.
32:15
It's natural and we're here for it, and you know it doesn't have to
32:20
be Oh, we don't know what to do with it, and have bad
32:23
wigs right, not pointed. We're not pointing fingers at folks. But we
32:28
can't we can't say it. So it's very appreciative when you when you have
32:36
the attribute and you have the looks and you can see literally see yourself or
32:42
that little girl sees herself or that little boy sees themselves in these characters,
32:46
whether it's live action, whether it's in the comic book medium, and they
32:51
get to express themselves. We're like, wow, this this person looks like
32:53
me. And that's all it takes. That represent that's the representation. That
32:59
part just the whole, like I said, the whole experience to where you
33:04
are. You are showing them themselves, but you're showing them a world where
33:08
it's not it's not a certain track that they're used to. That's the that's
33:14
the part I love about all this and the fact that like that art that
33:17
the picture you just showed. I love the fact of how dense the density,
33:22
the texture, and you're showing that from a two D standpoint in the
33:25
three D environment. I'm like that that right there is all that's needed.
33:30
But yeah, yeah, it's just I love seeing stuff like that and that
33:35
that that that's what actually makes me want to say so badly. And then
33:39
again Landy did point this out that going independent may be the only route to
33:44
actually get those types of stories out, to actually get that type of message
33:47
out, because let's be honest, most most polishing companies are looking for for
33:53
TP. I just I say TP short for trauma for trauma porn. But
33:57
that's exactly what the mm hmm. So uh far you had a question.
34:05
Oh no, I was laughing at here because she was trying to be cuting's
34:07
knees off camera, but I just saw. I'm like, I'm running boards
34:10
and everything so looking I can't see it. But y'all carry on. We'll
34:17
be cinematic asssing what you got. No, I just want to, I
34:22
guess echo everyone else's sentiments, the care and just level of detail that you
34:30
put into the hair. I have a second she's had. She's been locked
34:34
for two years now, maybe a little bit longer. Damn. Everywhere she
34:38
goes, she's the only person her age hair locked and now of this long
34:45
like you can tell like it's been a while. And she went through a
34:47
whole thing of like I just want to I don't want to do this no
34:52
more, like please can I And it was when Little Mermaid trailer first dropped
34:59
mm hmm, like, oh waiting, this is cool, Like it's just
35:04
like and you know, it's something I take for granted as a man,
35:09
something I take for granted as somebody that chooses to be bald because I'm lazy.
35:16
Listen to me, Mike, I'm like I thought it was for me,
35:22
it's a fashion thing, but like I didn't realize how impactful it actually
35:30
would be for her. And so to know that there's more coming, more
35:37
stuff out there that she can put her hands on, put her eyes on,
35:42
and see herself, I thank you, thank you for that. You're
35:46
welcome, King, and we need that. We really need positive, authentic
35:51
representation, not no whack excellence where they're just trying to put in African culture
35:55
and then just appropriate and put all type of foolish take. Even in the
36:01
chapter three there's literally because I love hip hop, I literally wrote a song
36:06
called Hakoo in my Pocket, which is he need for no limits. I
36:10
literally have the hapness is I got no limits and I wrote the song and
36:14
I couldn't write the chapter. Thank you. It's all the stuff that I'm
36:17
wearing is actually available on the store and it's in the books as well,
36:21
So like this song is literally played throughout the story, so you actually see
36:25
it in the chapter. And we were working on the full version of previews
36:29
available right now because we need bars, like Killer can't be the only one
36:34
rapping. We need actual bars, man, and we actually need ciphers.
36:40
We actually need the five elements of hip hop, Like you'll literally see it
36:45
at the MC DJ More Fire and then DJ e C Boston got the turntables
36:50
and everything that the people helping because we need that. They can't they can't
36:53
just be like Hypnosis, Mike, where there's hip hop but there's no black
36:55
people and they dance and sync. Like. I love the fact that you
37:05
said the five elements of hip hop and I'm like, yeah, there it
37:09
is right there, you know, and you're including its culture. Mm hmm.
37:15
It's culture and its vain and god, we need that, Elizabeth.
37:24
She's like, yes, yes, please, like we need that. We
37:29
don't. We don't get to see enough of that, you know, we
37:32
don't get to see enough. We don't get to celebrate it enough, you
37:36
know. So that's why you know here, that's why I would say we
37:40
don't celebrate Black History Month. We celebrated throughout the year, and we don't
37:46
care who doesn't like it because the fact of matter is it's not you.
37:53
It's just not for you and and ninety and if you don't like that,
37:57
that ninety percent of the stuff mm hmm ain't for you neither, because we
38:01
made that, you know, so in the making, during the making of
38:07
this, we did not consider your unseasoning. It's just like y'all. By
38:14
the way, just like y'all do us. We are not a consideration.
38:21
Say that that needs to be on a shirt. Right, there's a shirt.
38:23
Right, there's a shirt saying hero. We are not your consideration.
38:28
I got you, I got yall. I'll get pressed this weekend. Where
38:36
else do you see bullsca going? Because you obviously have the book, the
38:39
activity book, the color and book. You obviously have the merchandise. Where
38:44
else do you see going? I see you going in many places because yeah,
38:46
we got the march like that's one thing I've learned. Million and how
38:54
you become a million, he said, on every part of the process.
38:57
The end goal is media franchise like Pokemon Camp. The only one, one
39:00
piece company, only one, and I see it evolving. We already have
39:04
the audiobook for both saga chapter one. I narrated that, got the music.
39:07
So when you actually see everything you just showed me, got the music
39:10
going behind it. Oh my god, this is an experience. It's a
39:15
pure vibe. I see it expanding into anime animation. I see it expanding
39:20
into more merch and I also see it expanding into this super excited education.
39:25
Is this book shows you how to make your own manga series cover the cover.
39:30
Fact, Now, this is something that they never show us. What
39:34
they will generally show us is this you know we've probably seen one of these
39:37
before, how to draw manga. All they don't show you how to do
39:40
this, which is make your own book cover to cover, Like who is
39:44
the actual stuff publisher? How do you actually a copyright? Like what is
39:47
the point of a trademark? Like where can you get into that access to
39:51
resources and things of that nature to make your book? You know what happens
39:55
when you only focus on just the art, not the business. And those
39:59
characters are in bold soccer and he had to put the black King, Black
40:01
Queen on the cover with the other people on it as well, because we've
40:05
got to showcase ourselves in our stories and we have to help people. Because
40:08
the biggest people on the planet shown Jim made a book on making manger and
40:12
they said, there is no path, there is no ways. Copy and
40:15
steel I'm writing strike. That's seven hundred and fifty one hundred and fifty thousand
40:22
dollars if you get caught so it's like, no, there is a way,
40:25
and it's just seven steps, only seven steps, and I can save
40:29
you thousands of dollars and years of time. Were going through how to write
40:31
the book, how to get the ideas for the book, how to self
40:35
publish the book, how to market the book, and then afterwards if you
40:37
want to continue, we have coaching program as well self publishing gold Mine about
40:42
how to use your story work. It's wain in gold because I feel our
40:45
people because two things I remember Milister Kimball said this world is not moved without
40:51
black creativity and Isaacs literally there's nothing cool on this planet than a black person.
40:58
It's a fraid that you can hinte it, you can try and take
41:01
it when you even look at one piece gear five. That's literally from a
41:06
book called The Sacre Drums Deliberation by dunce O. So they love to take
41:12
our culture, but you can't take it because it's in the blood and the
41:14
bones. Like we are cool, period, end of story. So we
41:19
understand are cool and made it. How many billionaires and millions And this is
41:24
what I want to get into. We can't just be just mangakan just be
41:28
shouting off people and drawing the black version of goku. Make your own,
41:31
make your own kings and queens, like that's what you do. Like,
41:35
our culture is so cool? Should I even tell you? Even if you
41:39
looked up the history of kung fu and you looked it up, yes enough,
41:45
and don't them, don't hurt them. Oh my gosh, his name
41:52
is on the tip of my tongue. But it's this man that made kung
41:57
fu is an African man when you really look it up, if you reach
42:00
back to yeah, when you look the research, is that kum from black
42:07
people, Like it's so cool because it's your culture. It's because, yeah,
42:14
the basis of most Far East martial arts are based off that man.
42:19
I want to say, I want to say the fit, the fit mm
42:22
hmmm. It's giving, it's giving, it's giving motherland, it's giving power,
42:28
Rangers, it's giving, it's giving. Warrior it was that took two
42:38
weeks to complete that cover. It has to be fire, it has to
42:42
be so fire. It's undeniably fire, like it's volcano at this point,
42:45
like you can't see, you can't it looks oh my god, it looks
42:51
beautiful and the same but at the same time, you're doing your You're not
42:55
gatekeeping. You are pretty much saying and I love that. I love the
43:00
fact you're doing that, the fact that you are saying, look, I
43:01
can't be now you showing how it's done. You're saying, I can't be
43:06
the only one. You're literally screaming it, I can't be the only one.
43:09
If you can do it, here's how you do it, and you
43:13
know, go from there. So I love the fact that you are pretty
43:15
much saying you can do it too, and that there needs to be more
43:20
of us, And I love that message behind it. But I also got
43:22
to start and say on that Patureot said, that's basically kill Mongre if he
43:25
had two parents and was accepted. But mm hmmm hmm, it's true.
43:31
It's true the orphan that doesn't or this child that doesn't feel the love of
43:35
the village of Brandon down yep, yep, mm hmm. True. Like
43:42
we we've had that conversation before. We said, now, imagine if they
43:46
just took that kid in, right, they just his father dying literally was
43:57
it was an accident, It was the first It was a knee jerk reaction.
44:01
Would imagine if you had just took that child again, we wouldn't have
44:07
issues. No, oh my god, Oh my god, you're warning this
44:14
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We have a book for her, and there's other books coming out as well
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and all of that. And if you go to Bold dot Great Yale dot
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com, that's where you'll find out courses because we literally have a course on
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your epic manga advantage because one of the her est parts of making manga is
45:00
the drawing part. So I made a course showing you how I was able
45:04
to go from like being behind like six and seven months to catching up in
45:07
two months on two books, which is chapter three and four using that system,
45:12
how to be ai R as well as self publishing gold mine. So
45:17
we've got a bunch of different courses available as well as merchant because you want
45:21
to showcase black excellence and help people start step into going from just the consumer
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off. This is dope, man, This is like like you you literally
45:57
all the avenues m merchandise. Merchandise. Boy, that that's that, that's
46:13
that, that's that yoga. But you you've thought about the merchandising. You've
46:20
thought about including the kids, the adults creating their own you know. And
46:27
dude, there's a lot to say about this, you know because when and
46:34
then on top of that, you're not gatekeeping it because you all you often
46:39
you often have people out there outside our community, even a couple in the
46:44
community too, they gate keep the gifts. And that's not necessary because like
46:50
there's room at this table for everyone. The key is we have to build
46:53
our own table. That's the name of the next pannel, it's literally called
47:02
to build your Own table Cow. I't even tell you that. Apparently it's
47:13
a gift I got. I don't know what's going on. I'm still waiting
47:16
on the numbers though, Uh it's got to But this is dope, like,
47:23
because all of what you have, I'm in love with the fact that
47:28
I'm reading it. And then I'm like, these acronyms caught me right off
47:30
guard. But then I'm like, you're breaking down what certain words mean.
47:36
Now I find myself trying to pronounce him. And then I'm like, oh,
47:40
I'm just oh, am I learning. I'm learning, you know it's
47:46
going to mean. I like it capital Hill and then and then you added
47:59
the crossword puzzles, the coloring, and then the way just seeing themselves,
48:04
and it's it's not over complicated. The art is not over complicated, is
48:08
nice and clean. You know, you're mentioning characters that people are like,
48:13
oh, yeah, our people know who Shakosulu is. Our people know who
48:16
is thankfully Thankfully you know, but there's so much more, you know,
48:22
and you're adding you're giving them so much more. They were like, Hey,
48:27
it's okay if you like this book. At this major company, but
48:31
they keep restarting it. But what did you learn out of it? That
48:36
part? What did you what did you learn out of it? You know
48:40
when you talk about your walk about if you've read Black Panther, you know
48:47
that's part of that. That's that right of passage. You know. So
48:52
when I see stuff like this, when I see this art and I see
48:55
the seven steps to your dream, and I see the all of this stuff
49:00
that you have set up for it, it's just like everybody can learn from
49:04
us. And at the end of the day, that's that's the key.
49:07
It doesn't matter your background at that point, you know, it's it's it's
49:12
great if if the person who's off color learns about it, but that means
49:15
they respect it as well. Like we've learned yours, not learn ours mhm.
49:24
So it's like we're not we're not gatekeeping. We're trying to help you,
49:29
but you must if you know what it is. It's like making jaw
49:32
off rice for the first time. We will gladly show you the recipe,
49:36
but you have to sit through the tutelage because everybody, not everybody can make
49:40
it by themselves in the first try. You know, I'm looking at his
49:49
at his website and you literally have like courses and you don't see that a
49:58
lot the grioda is getting I period. You do not see that, you
50:05
know, but you put up. But the fact of the ownership too,
50:07
is like when you say there, then own every aspect. I was I
50:12
didn't want to sit there and be like that that that right there is where
50:15
you just pretty much said, okay, plant the flag and call the night.
50:17
Is like own every aspect is exactly right because you you are teaching.
50:23
You was like, there's so many lessons and I know it's on purpose,
50:28
and I love the fact that it's on purpose that you're not teaching just our
50:32
history. You're not just teaching our our our culture. You're like, Okay,
50:38
I'm showing you this, but I'm also showing you how I did this.
50:43
But at the same time, I'm planning one messa. I'm the message
50:45
I'm planning in the middle of all this is own it all. It's like,
50:49
I was like, it's it's great to work with people, but it's
50:52
also good to own every aspect of it. And I love the fact that
50:55
you know it's so it's so unless you actually unless you actually point it out.
51:00
That's why I'm like, I like the fact that that message that you're
51:02
putting out there is because of that, is that you're saying it's it's own
51:07
every part. So therefore no one can sit there, and no one can
51:09
sit there and say that, oh, well you did you know that?
51:13
Well he had this, or he had that, or and know me wrong.
51:15
It's ok. It's okay to have collaboration with others, but there's just
51:21
something about one owning something that is basically your child. You're so right about
51:29
that King, because there is this book Man Blue Ocean Strategy w Chan Kim.
51:35
A lot of times it's creators that are black and his creators in general,
51:37
we keep finding over red oceans and it becomes a blood back. It
51:39
was like, I gotta have a black character with lightning hair, and he's
51:43
gotta have the same hand because that they terribly give Eddie and techn eight.
51:47
You know, you know you felt the pain. I felt it as a
51:54
connective. You don't have to be in the red oceans that they put us
52:00
in. We can go into the blue oceans, which is blue ocean.
52:04
We can just create our own stuff. And one of the best things I
52:07
love out of that book is when he said, I don't fight with my
52:09
competition. I work to make them irrelevant. It doesn't matter anymore. You
52:16
can do your own thing because we're on our own lane and our own ocean,
52:20
just most stream. That's what we need to get to. No,
52:24
you're right, doom. It's right doom headed right all this time. There
52:30
is there is no There is no competition. There are merely there are merely
52:34
allies that do not know but yet to consider themselves adversaries. I have a
52:40
question here because I don't want it to make it seem like I'm not paying
52:44
attention. I know my ha's been down. I've been trying to find an
52:46
actual book to sending people to read. If there or a place to cite
52:51
sources about Africa, about kung Fu's origins in Africa, aside from your website,
52:57
which I know is very you good, where people go to or what
53:04
books did you read in order to find out? Thank you? I know
53:07
you had it English? What's the addictionary? Aaron Fisher? What I love
53:15
about this book is here we go Oxford University Press. Get because once you
53:22
start to do research on African culture, you're not just going to google it.
53:27
It's not going to be easily. It's not there. You got my
53:30
head down for how long I'm telling you. I'm telling you this stuff is
53:34
not easy. Like to read to create boll Soaker chapter one, twenty months
53:37
and most of the time was research. Like I've done so many days worth
53:42
the research, weeks months, I can't even come So finding physical books is
53:45
a great source. If you can find anyone connected to the culture that's actually
53:51
like has it, that's even better. Like if you can find the book,
53:52
whether it's not ev I love that, even from Russell Bunson. You
53:55
always be buying books if you can find the original source, physical book.
54:00
That's investing for comfort and finding about woodied Harma. I remember finding out a
54:06
site. I don't have that off the top of my head, but if
54:09
I check, I might be able to find something. But I've gotten books
54:12
on Amazon as well. You might be able to find a book on Amazon,
54:15
but yeah, print might be more helpful. Digital you might you might
54:20
be able to find it, but you know, I like to take our
54:22
stuff away from digital. Yeah, here for everybody to see point blank,
54:27
no, no, no, no, you got to come to the house
54:30
available everywhere. Come here, come here. I was gonna say, you
54:35
probably got a better chance because I had to tell people, especially on the
54:37
martial arts side, there are a lot of reference books that can be found
54:42
your local libraries. Unless you know grow on that band book list, you
54:45
can find her there. There's one I want to say, Origin of Martial
54:50
Arts, the Real History. I forgot the artist's name, the author's name
54:54
already. That's another Okay, so you got that, because that's another one
55:00
too. Your processes remind me when I was in high school and we had
55:05
a teacher by the name of missus Lockley. Her initials were j L.
55:10
It was Justine, and we never knew her middle name, but we used
55:13
to call her Justice and liberty, little skinny old black lady. But didn't
55:17
take shit from anybody. And she was also our history teacher. And so
55:22
when it came to the parts of Africa, and as you know, in
55:27
history books they only give you a fraction, not even a fraction of information,
55:32
but she was she literally one day in class said you know what,
55:37
and she slammed that bookshut. She said, you know what, let me
55:40
tell you about Africa because this book isn't going to show you. And then
55:46
she went further, and she says, and I'm gonna do you one further
55:49
because I know they won't let me do this as a full class. She
55:53
ended up setting it up to where we can come in after class, after
55:58
school and learn more in depth Black history, not outside of Martin, outside
56:06
of Malcolm. I'm talking about Marcus Garvey. I'm talking about stuff they did.
56:10
I'm talking about all the civil rights leaders. I'm talking about the tribes
56:14
in Africa and the dynasties commit all of it. She covered as much as
56:20
she could possibly get in one year. Nice and that's why we called her
56:25
justice and liberty. She fought for us. It was. It was even
56:30
though it was a predominantly black high school, she fought for us like it
56:35
was mhm, you could there was no skipping this likely slash. Let's put
56:39
it that way. Even if you wanted to, you didn't want to,
56:45
you know. So it's like if I skipped his class, she gonna call
56:47
my parents like I wanted, I want to see your parents. It was.
56:52
She was that type of woman. So so you know, rest in
56:54
people, but she was. I didn't see her again until after I graduated.
56:59
I didn't see her again until like maybe five six years later, and
57:02
she was sharing a hospital room with my grandmother and all I know is I'm
57:07
in there visiting my grandmother and I'm just talking to her and it was me,
57:13
my mother, and my brother and she was like, she was like,
57:15
yeah, you know, we was talking about you. And I'm like,
57:19
my mother was like who. She was like, oh, me and
57:21
my roommate, you know, and she was like yeah, and she was
57:22
like yeah, when I mentioned your name, she said she knew you.
57:24
And I'm like, huh, look over and she was like, yeah,
57:29
I was wondering when you was gonna turn around. I'm like, oh no,
57:32
that's a scarier moment, like oh, I've been I've been talking to
57:37
your teacher. Good thing. It's a good thing. I was good in
57:44
your class. But yeah. So so when you have that level of passion
57:51
like you have, and you have the avenues, like there's no reason why
57:54
you can't learn anything, and and this is I think this is something that
58:00
we're trying to get a lot of a lot of schools, and in lady,
58:06
I think you can agree there's a lot of schools that you fight to
58:10
get certain things in and just like, no, these kids need to know
58:14
this stuff, you know, I mean, go ahead, go ahead.
58:21
No, I'm sorry my fault. No, I agree with you because like
58:25
before I was a dean, I was a socially teacher seventh and eighth grade,
58:30
and other than Martin for civil rights and Rosa and other than the underground
58:38
railroad. We talk about any black history just not there. So a lot
58:45
of times I just had to pull in other sources, you know, as
58:50
a dean. Now, when I think about, you know, doing black
58:52
history, some of the things that we've done the past, I used to
58:55
say that we're doing hiding figures and we're not doing the movie, but the
58:59
thought process behind the movies title. You know what I'm saying. I do
59:02
not want child to talk about Martin. I do not want child to talk
59:06
about Rosie. You're always going to hear about them. Give me people that
59:08
we haven't heard from yet. Give me people from Africa. Do not just
59:14
go with the regulars, because you're always going to hear about them. You
59:17
know, It's something that that is no matter what this is, pre dating
59:22
the current you know, anti critical theory or the current band books theory or
59:29
whatever, it's just they just don't have it. They don't want to have
59:32
our history. They don't want to see us, see us, you know
59:37
what I'm saying. So we're not doing not just that they don't want right,
59:43
the fact that the fact that it's like it's like to certain things,
59:46
to certain places. We can't say that are currently having that same issue right
59:52
now. Uh well, Bama will answer one of those answers. We get
1:00:00
an ancestors got a root out on the Santas, Just give it time.
1:00:05
I think that's the consensus for the black community. It's like, oh,
1:00:07
you're doing that tree falls in your house today after you leave. That's just
1:00:13
the mis hit. All all I got the saying is somewhere somewhere along the
1:00:20
nature, the nature slept in on that day. It's like, Bro,
1:00:23
you had a time and a date. It's like, no, we was
1:00:28
supposed to. Don't worry, don't worry. Not a scared right right,
1:00:32
Okay, now we get on. But that's really what all the hurricanes are
1:00:37
just the ancestors like y'all need a bit of a band. Just wash y'all,
1:00:45
non washed off, haven't. I'm sorry, what do you mean you
1:00:49
don't wash your legs? I'm sorry? All right, all right? I
1:01:00
mean a couple of years ago they went through the we don't wade every day
1:01:07
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1:01:12
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That was that slick son of a gun? Did it again? Who's that
1:05:09
wad? Yeah? Uh? That slick son of a gun missed? Uh
1:05:17
uh when he goes by uh uh mister Reynolds. He likes to call himself
1:05:23
by his wife's last name. Of course. Uh surprised us in due course
1:05:29
with a Deadpool trailer. Now it's not called dead Pool three, No no,
1:05:33
it's called Deadpool and Wolverine. Mm hmmm. At which point we we
1:05:39
we we we were hoping for that. I mean, it's no secret we
1:05:43
were actually rooting for that title, and lo and behold it wasn't disappointed for
1:05:49
it to be a teaser. Mm hmmm. So we are going to look
1:05:54
at it right now. Guess what we're not gonna do people, because there's
1:06:00
there's been some thirst out there. Jesus Christ, we still gotta till July.
1:06:05
Mm hmm. They've already that that machine has already started, but they
1:06:10
want to July. So uh, here we are dead pulling Wolverine. Here's
1:06:17
the teasers that might have to be the dream come pre party hangout yepday Why.
1:06:30
Okay, It's been a challenging few years for sure, but I'm happy
1:06:35
that is because of each and every one of you. I'm the luckiest man
1:06:40
alive in commish, Buddy wat Wolfson, who's asking whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa
1:06:54
whoa whoa whoa whoa whoats to be scary? Pegging isn't new for me,
1:06:59
friend, but it is for Disney. Miss Wilson, you are paired to
1:07:12
have soiled yourself. While unconscious. I was unconscious. Who are you?
1:07:16
What with me? Wait? You are special. This is your chance to
1:07:30
be a hero among heroes. I smell when you're stepping in sense. Your
1:07:41
little cinematic universe is about to change forever. I'm the Messiah, I am
1:07:50
marble, Jesus God, oh my, go to little part. Why you
1:08:32
don't just stand there? You a give me a hand up? No?
1:08:38
I make you? Okay, thank you very much. Okay, uh,
1:08:50
thank you, mister Lively, thank you very much. Told me, they
1:08:55
told me about the super Bowl. Go see the rest of online. We
1:08:57
ain't paying the Swifties that damn much. He released that. I was following
1:09:03
his page, and I'm like, you didn't disappoint thank you, good sir.
1:09:09
By the time I posted it up, it was already running. It
1:09:12
was like five minutes that passed, and then the Super Bowl people started showing
1:09:15
it. I'm like, too late, it's too late. Once once it
1:09:20
was out there, what more can be done? It's like, and and
1:09:24
here come the here comes tenfold hack community. Oh lord man, they they
1:09:30
didn't disappoint this seventy one Eastern Eggs Founding founding trailer, sir, outside all
1:09:41
the reason to keep leaking photoshops set photos. I wouldn't even say I would't
1:09:45
even say touch grass anymore. How about just sit inside a waffle house and
1:09:49
enjoy humanity for a little while. That's what I want you to do.
1:09:54
Don't be around other people. I really do. I do appreciate the fact
1:09:59
that he has some much brighter suit. It's it's a brighter suit. Uh,
1:10:04
this is definitely where they're definitely going. Our is an R rated woman.
1:10:09
Mm hmmm. Back, I mean that that was that was our first
1:10:13
F bomb and a Marble trailer. Oh yeah, oh yeah. Like it's
1:10:16
funny because they glitch it out in the subtitles. But I'm like, but
1:10:20
he still said it. You know. I also want to go on record
1:10:28
by saying, I said my pegging joke last the week before you did.
1:10:33
It's on the record you did. But I was like, the minute and
1:10:39
then he said it. I'm like, we're here now, we're good,
1:10:42
We're fine, He's gonna be fine, He's fine. It is. You
1:10:47
know. I'm surprised people weren't too up in arms about not seeing Wolverine.
1:10:54
I said, we've been seeing him for a year. I don't understand.
1:10:58
I don't understand. You've been bombarded. You've been bombarded with band made trailers
1:11:03
and everybody else. It's like, just just wait. All you gotta do
1:11:08
is wait. That's it even not even that freaking long. Just wait used
1:11:15
in twenty four hours. Yes, that's crazy, Yeah, it's yeah.
1:11:20
It's that means you get a view a day. That means one view a
1:11:26
day for the entire year. So but I like I like the fact that
1:11:30
he recognizes Wolverine and he says, why don't you help meet you Big eight
1:11:36
and realizes, Oh, no, it's not the one you know. Wait,
1:11:42
sir, that is that is that is weapon? That is weapon?
1:11:45
X uh that isn't never mind, never mind. I don't need that much
1:11:47
help for those. What if it's just Deadpool running through the MCU like accidentally
1:11:55
up other times? That is the theory that thousand percent Deadpool kills the Marvel
1:12:01
fucking universe. There is no I don't care, and if it's not,
1:12:05
I will write a letter. There's no way, there's no way it's not
1:12:10
that. How does the Fox logo end up in the desert? That's what
1:12:15
I need to know. What it is. I think that's where they have
1:12:17
it's gonna be a Juggernaut reference joke. I'm just waiting for it. That's
1:12:21
why I think it's I need to go back and watch their pool too,
1:12:24
because there's a scene that cracks me up every time where he's in the mansion
1:12:28
talking about the X Men, and the X Men are hiding in the library
1:12:31
looking at him, just like in Beasts, is slowly closing the door.
1:12:36
I see that. It's just like, oh, He's like, like,
1:12:41
where is everyone? Just like it's closing. It's almost like it's almost like
1:12:45
no one's here. It's like you couldn't afford It's like Fox. It's like
1:12:47
Fox couldn't afford all the chmeos. So it's Sassin, what were you gonna
1:12:53
say? No, I was just gonna be clear to uh those long time
1:12:59
listeners. It starts tonight. I said it, and I continues to deliver.
1:13:09
He's not lying. Uh our year truth started a little early, do
1:13:16
we do we talk about the obvious easter at the end the Secret Wars magazine
1:13:28
because like the fact that it was the only thing next like that one was
1:13:30
kind of one purpose. So so there's two things that's actually laying to him.
1:13:33
It's the Secret Wars. It's Jonathan Hickman's run on Secret Wars and the
1:13:38
Secret Wars number issue number five, and it's the cover of Doctor Doom and
1:13:42
the Molecule man On Reese. And then there's a bottle of the drink that
1:13:47
was in the Incredible Hope that started. Yeah, so that the same soda
1:13:54
that Stanley was drinking and got sick. By the way, that doesn't mean
1:13:58
we're getting a c G. I stand on, we're gonna stop that right
1:14:00
now. That's not happening. That that doesn't need to happen. The get
1:14:09
Edward Norton, Oh, that'll never happened. He only got to be on
1:14:15
that step for a day, and they could do a lot in a day.
1:14:17
In a day, I gotta say, for all that, for all
1:14:20
that that he would have to do to get Norton and Norton and Marvel and
1:14:26
Dizzey Doll, I that's a lot of there. I will say there was
1:14:30
a lot of post there's a lot of post production that happened. Because in
1:14:33
one in the scene where he's looking at the TVA screens, in one of
1:14:38
those screens it's him wearing is dead too, wearing the tuxedo accepting a grammy
1:14:44
mm hmm, and that just bless you. That just happened. That just
1:14:49
happened, like for uh, for Wrexham, for him and Michael any what
1:14:55
they did for that for their documentary series. That just happened. I'm like,
1:14:58
oh yeah, y'all just doing this ship it here like like two weeks.
1:15:02
I'm hoping for like either writers or an actors strike joke where they just
1:15:05
stopped mid production, just leave all right, everybody cut, get out?
1:15:14
Okay, that would be wait, what happened writer strike? It would be
1:15:20
the most metathing, non MCU meta thing to put in. And then he
1:15:25
says, what in the ass? Okay? Not like what he said?
1:15:30
This is like I'm like, it's original. Well what if what if the
1:15:34
so in LOGI did they just put your life to sleep? Or did they
1:15:38
get rid of him? I was never fully Oh no, no, no
1:15:41
no, they never really got a life. They never got rid of a
1:15:44
life. So is this the other Lokis held him at bay? Yeah,
1:15:49
that's never really saw Ravona Rinse Layer was facing off with him at the end
1:15:56
of Loki. That's the last you didn't see it, but you see purple.
1:15:59
What if you like riding on a line or something towards I would I
1:16:03
mean, any anything's possible. This is Deadpool, we're talking about it.
1:16:06
That's dead has severely, that's you know, Deadpool and low care and have
1:16:11
a conversation. Yeah. I was like this a posteason to TV because he's
1:16:15
not arrested technically, he's like recruited because they like they would have they would
1:16:19
have pruned right off rip. That's true. So they need him. It's
1:16:27
just like, you know what, we allowed you this, but this just
1:16:30
we need you to do something. Nobody else, not just lose the hair.
1:16:33
We can talk. Let's not forget, let's not forget. Cables bound
1:16:38
to show up again. I'm so madbody in the beginning. I hope that's
1:16:45
not just cameos in the beginning. I hope they actually like are seen throughout.
1:16:47
Yeah, like yeah, I would ever think so I need Domino Domino.
1:16:57
I don't think I mean beats Domino. No, because it's funny because
1:17:01
that whole that whole scene and dead pull to the car scene, the truck
1:17:06
scene, and then they crashed and the Juggernaut is released, and you know,
1:17:12
because she's dominant, she survived the wreck and she's looking and they pulls
1:17:17
facing off with Juggernaut and she stops and she's like and slowly slips off.
1:17:28
If that ain't the blackest thing at that part, If not, my job
1:17:32
was a distribution at that moment, that was like, I am not pushing
1:17:36
my luck on this one. There's just no re do y'all think dead pulling
1:17:43
old girl is still together because there's something in the way. Make a wish,
1:17:46
buddy, Yeah, I thought that. I think, I think I
1:17:53
think it was just Yeah, she didn't everything with the one at the end
1:18:02
of the second movie. He did, he did save using the watch.
1:18:08
Yeah right, he saved her, And I'm thinking, I'm thinking, did
1:18:13
he save her? And was her fate even worse? Because there you go
1:18:16
some people doctor strange dilemma? Okay, wait, who then is the guy
1:18:27
in the goddamn cloak with the god damn gray ass face mask on? Because
1:18:30
nobody knows? But but I did, I tell you who is? Not?
1:18:38
Like it's not not because I think he's just fodder because it looks like
1:18:42
there's a couple of them out there, so I don't think it's anyone specific.
1:18:45
Garry, I say, I gotta guess, But I'm gonna I gotta
1:18:48
guess with too close to X men, I mean, Mayhem, I heard
1:18:54
you, but in there if Taylor Swift is in there, dads like this
1:19:01
has been a great NFL promo season. Oh you know, you know there's
1:19:05
a do you know sweat Force somewhere in that movie somewhere. It's like I've
1:19:11
always been a Swift. It's like I could just I could see that.
1:19:15
At the same time, it's like I would be sick of a bit at
1:19:18
the same time, I'm like, you know what, I'm a litical because
1:19:20
it's you Deadpool. It just makes sense Deadpool, Orange Portal things before we
1:19:29
knew of the TVA. So I'm how I got doctor Doom. Doctor Doom
1:19:34
doesn't use weapons like that. That's the part that killed me. They saw
1:19:40
the mask and got triggered happy the cloak and slight and some in some greens
1:19:47
and like, oh, it's if you would have told me they were like
1:19:49
if they were like prune minions of his or something, I would believe it.
1:19:53
But even then, just tell me there from another reality somewhere, Okay,
1:19:57
didn't he use Oh you know, I'm thinking of I think I'm thinking
1:20:00
of the oh god, not the Justice League. What was the Villains in
1:20:06
the opposite of the Justice League? Uh, you kind of lost me on
1:20:12
that one. That's what I think, in that grand scheme of thing,
1:20:23
like those kinds of contraptions, I think that's where my old head is at.
1:20:30
I do. I do appreciate the fact that when he sees Cap on
1:20:31
the screen that he's saluting. So yeah, some people think. Some people
1:20:40
think the snowy part he's in Avengers to like with the opening credit scene flash
1:20:45
back to it, he flashed back to when they were in Sokoba. Yeah,
1:20:48
it's like, is he gonna say quick Silver up said, let's not
1:20:51
get ahead of ourselves. We got we got, we got, we gotta
1:20:56
to go. He'll steal the test right from Agents of Shield. Making makes
1:21:00
sense that it was there in Sekobe, in the birthplace. M y'all asking
1:21:04
a lot of these these writers. I'm just saying right now, I don't
1:21:08
care what they do. I will sit in last if the guy was if
1:21:12
it was Madame Mask, I wouldn't be mad Madame Mask makes more sense than
1:21:15
do Yeah, I digress James Quicksilver and then cancels Crazy Day not Mary really
1:21:25
marry cancel save Lord. Imagine if they pull out the green Lantern suit,
1:21:30
he gets pruned immediately. We're not doing that. No, no, no,
1:21:35
not nope, I took care of that already. No franchise didn't want
1:21:40
you. So that's he animated suit back where it belongs in the trash.
1:21:45
So, speaking of uh, since we're staying in the superhero form, uh,
1:21:49
we also got the second half of Invincible season two. They're coming for
1:21:58
all the cards on this one man. We're not the best superhero team on
1:22:02
the planet. We're a family, and like any family, we're all messed
1:22:09
up in own unique way. We go around lines while ruining them at the
1:22:15
same time, we will rebuild more. People must your strength. You shouldn't
1:22:23
have who crumble before my power? Again? What I just got back.
1:22:39
We got a ship full of those secred things coming in hot. If they
1:22:41
get their tentacles on the earth, that we pull in our strengths forever we
1:22:45
told you we were too powerful near moment on Earth turn you into a weak
1:22:56
sentimental traitor. Answer, mean, what's the daddy, I'm visiting an old
1:23:03
gods good to be home, double daddy is getting cold? Your family's legacy
1:23:15
is blood. This is over. Never let anyone like mm hmmm mm hmmm.
1:23:43
Nice okays in the same I want to say the person who they didn't
1:23:53
show beating him to a pope, I know that who I think it is.
1:23:57
And if it is, it's Mad's daddy. If that's who I think
1:24:02
it is, death by snooz, have a whole new meeting. No.
1:24:12
Once I saw a hero gasm, I knew how far Amazon would take it.
1:24:16
Don't ask me why I think this is gonna happen. But when they
1:24:18
get to that part, I think they're gonna get I think they I think
1:24:25
they may go full into I think it might be a full on into it.
1:24:28
Because how the the comic Win, which, by the way, which,
1:24:33
by the way, as far as mainstream comic books go, still touted
1:24:41
is the best comic book that's out that was out there. Yeah, and
1:24:44
and and it's and they didn't lie. They had a they had a story
1:24:47
to tell, and they told it getting middle and and then they and I'm
1:24:53
like, y'all did that Most books get canceled, you know, looking at
1:24:59
older. So the King of the Hill, Bobby Hill is reading an Invincible
1:25:01
comics. Yeah, it stretches across it spans across everything, but still our
1:25:13
last interview and want Trump and I can fully see them because they like to
1:25:16
go overboard with some of the stuff from the comics. I can fully see
1:25:19
that being that same scene. The mix with the mix of you know,
1:25:24
when Browley was stomping Goku and he just kept making the crater bigger, be
1:25:29
a mix of those two into look at least got the first good for all
1:25:40
guys sit there and say is consent? Consent? Consent? But yeah,
1:25:46
there's looks obviously gearing up to look like a great second half of the second
1:25:51
season, and uh, I'm here for it. I'm I'm here for it
1:25:55
because it was it was a fantastic book. Yeah, Like I got mad
1:26:00
when I missed the issue and I'm like, I need I need that,
1:26:04
I need my stuff now and the upcoming fight post that when I'm the upcoming
1:26:14
Can we can we get to the first episode before you like like I didn't
1:26:17
want, I want to come to can I I'm being your imagination run But
1:26:27
yeah, I don't. I don't know the full story. I just know
1:26:30
that part that's coming up along with I guess his dad's on tryal now,
1:26:34
Yeah, yeah, well he done fucked up. Mm hmmm. Who was
1:26:41
given a job and he didn't complete said job mark once he said, fight
1:26:48
like a l O girl to get got. I'm not getting shank with your
1:26:50
damn hair. You justlet that happen. So we got another pleasant surprise today.
1:27:01
Can I shout up? Can I shout out? The daddies do?
1:27:09
And it don't matter. They've had so many voices in the trailer. I
1:27:18
don't catch I recognize, but I don't catch who's who all the time.
1:27:25
It's just I don't know his name. I know he's one of the Viltromites.
1:27:30
And also shout out to Sterling K. Brown mutant daddy. Now didn't
1:27:38
Phil the Steve Harvey, Yes he was. He was. It's funny because
1:27:44
you look in the comic he's like this super jack dude. And they were
1:27:46
just like, nope, you even even after that, fine, I was
1:27:53
like, he's not dead. Like for a race of brutes, y'all don't
1:27:56
double tap at all. Y'all like to walk off. And then when dude
1:27:59
came back holding his own intestines, it was like, yeah, you ware
1:28:02
to go, just like this wasn't enough. You need to go. The
1:28:06
full Manti. You need to go all the way. You need to crush
1:28:11
skulls, release spines, you need to take things away. Broke once.
1:28:18
That s how he broke his spine, and then he sounded like a YouTuber
1:28:23
trying to plug his books. At the end, I'm like, I guess
1:28:25
there's a secret in there somewhere about how to beati. Look, you you
1:28:30
have you you reading that book. You you have to it isn't just beat
1:28:34
down. You have to them to death. Yeah, the capitation does not
1:28:44
kill them. Surprisingly, like, there's only there's only a few people that
1:28:48
can face off with a vulture mite another vulture mite, Alan Alien And I'm
1:28:55
glad to say he's alive because I was. I didn't expect us to get
1:28:59
getting Mega Tron by his prime. Yeah. And then the one who didn't
1:29:02
make it but I thought, but my cards was betting on him was Battle
1:29:05
Beast. Oh they had to keep her. They had to keep her around
1:29:10
for some odd reason. Yeah, so you know, I am weel left
1:29:13
that man holding. So the pleasant surprise that we got today wasn't just those
1:29:19
two trailers, but it was they released See Marvel been on them. They
1:29:25
were just like, oh beer hold this beer. He thought Sunday were about
1:29:30
to we about to give it to you. Uh, we got the trailer
1:29:34
this week. Yeah, we got the trailer for X Man ninety seven,
1:29:39
and my god, it starts go ahead, well and the action figure on
1:29:46
the right. Finally X Man next Saturday morning, your localistic. I'm grateful
1:29:51
to have the chance to say goodbye. I'm proud of you all. Fate
1:30:00
lies in our hands now now when we watch this, I need to want
1:30:12
it. We have to stay vigilant. The Professor entrusted us with his dream.
1:30:25
No matter how dark it is. We must believe in each other.
1:30:39
We get this done by working together as a team. Jeez, Bob,
1:30:43
wasn't in my ear to me my ex man Magneto with testament of Charles Xavier.
1:31:23
Everything he built now belongs to me. Yeah, hold on, Shout
1:31:33
out to Magneto and the Garniate fructive. Even in eating a good fruit right
1:31:54
of hell fire, Galla gets You're right, the guardiac Fruitine. No,
1:32:00
that's thanks to Storm. She keeps you elect the friends down, she keeps
1:32:04
the community. You're gonna need this, Eric, Uh, now with not
1:32:11
with the locks on point as you sit there and say yeah, so I'm
1:32:15
taking over the mansion. Now he's gotta hit it. He's got to hit
1:32:18
a hair flip one time. Just you would think all that imaginary wind that
1:32:23
just comes through, just have the hair flowing the wind. Warning was just
1:32:28
like, yeah, gonna put a man but on you stopped playing ninety five
1:32:32
Babyhood and have proper access to this. So it's syclock charge now, yes,
1:32:39
yes for that. We're talking about how we talking? Can we talk
1:32:44
about how the leader of the X Men is Sukinna and Ted from Demon Slayer
1:32:50
so so many people So in the original run of X me the voice actor
1:32:56
for Tengen and Suka, so the original runner man, uh, they were
1:33:02
they were leading you to believe that Cyclops was what's soft, right, He's
1:33:10
he's soft for Jeane, but when it came to action, like he's like,
1:33:21
you know, I don't like Logan around my girl, but put us
1:33:26
in the put us in the fight. I'm just saying this. This is
1:33:30
this is the Cyclopes that talked ship to Logan and after when I'm like,
1:33:32
okay, I respect you, Like it's it's just Cyclops really is not he
1:33:44
really read any of the comics, any of it. He's really not that
1:33:46
he's not soft, like we joke with him when it comes to him in
1:33:50
Jane, but when it comes to anything else, he got that dog.
1:33:55
He got that dog when Jean died. And what he did, Oh boy,
1:34:00
that full look. He pulverized mister Sinister at one point, like he
1:34:05
was like, you know what, I'm sick of you, and yeah,
1:34:11
full full It's amazing when he full full blast. He was just like when
1:34:16
when b said we need to get out of here now, it was bad.
1:34:21
Afterwards when Logan was like loll Logan was said, it's damn He's like
1:34:28
old boy had it all the time. Okay, he's like old boy had
1:34:33
it even all the time. It is amazing. But yeah, he the
1:34:38
Cyclopes got that dog. What I need to capitalize on he's giving us more
1:34:45
of is these Marvel Versus ask like team up moves, because like, right,
1:34:50
that's what that's what it looked like. It was like some Ultimate Alliance
1:34:54
type ship. Yeah, and Gambit jumps on his back and yeah. I
1:35:00
was like, yes, yes, that's the movie, but it's nasty.
1:35:08
That's the movie that we wanted. That's the Wolverine Jambit come together situation.
1:35:15
That man maybe Deadpool will give us Chanting Tatum gambit. He might come through.
1:35:19
No, I just think Fastball Special, that's all I need to see.
1:35:26
Just with just see Colosses and just take Wolverine. It's like, okay,
1:35:29
I'm just gonna throw you at them. You'll be fine. Yeah what
1:35:35
mamma said, if if these people are coming back, can we see some
1:35:39
of the other tie in shows, like can we see Spider Man return?
1:35:43
Like watching like like watching Spider Man cuts out Madam Webb like literally like gold
1:35:48
don't you ever talk to me the hell off? Yeah? Ani series,
1:35:55
I can see that. I can see them maybe like going for a full
1:35:58
spin off of teasing who people will get a better response from to see maybe
1:36:01
we should have showed before he has shown. Yeah, so like it wasn't
1:36:06
Disney d It was like jed X. They had the cartoon, but they
1:36:13
would only show like high end episodes whatever's coming out. So yeah, for
1:36:17
the for the for the original X Men run, he he actually showed up
1:36:23
at the Manchi Yeah, yeah, so there there was they like, yeah,
1:36:27
the crossover episodes, they showed up whatever, like a new Toby movie
1:36:30
was releasing, and when uh, I know when X three came out,
1:36:33
they ran the entire like Phoenix Saga, but they never ran the show like
1:36:38
consecutively, only if there was like a movie coming out and it was a
1:36:41
relative episodes. That was all the mt although all the mutation took over.
1:36:45
When the mutation started going a little bit, extremely turned to a man spider
1:36:48
Yeah, yeah, yeah, that was that was what wild times. Yeah.
1:36:54
Disney never showed that start to finish. They just used it as like
1:36:57
A and I and and I will stand on the hill. That for the
1:37:01
animated version of Spider Man. That Mary Jane. Oh, she was toxic.
1:37:05
I'm sorry but she was. She had Lois Lane energy from Christopher Reed
1:37:12
days, like she like, I'm gonna throw myself out the window just to
1:37:15
see if you're actually Spider Man. Why would you do that? Was it
1:37:18
was? It really bad during that one episode where Green Galland had her hooked
1:37:23
up to explosives and said either you could save this. You can either saved
1:37:26
the city or save or save her and they had like thirty seconds left.
1:37:30
It feel bad that he kind of hesitated for Splint, saying like we just
1:37:34
had an argument and you know what that you remember, that's really why he
1:37:45
was mad at uh when he had the black suit. That's really why he
1:37:46
was yelling at shockun Like that he was still mad at her. Oh Man,
1:37:50
when that version, when that version of Peter Perner was going off,
1:37:54
he went on, he was going off. I'm like, oh, oh,
1:37:57
he does let it out, okay, because in the comics, I
1:38:00
haven't seen him let it out that much except you know, Wilson fixed knows
1:38:03
what is what that feels like. But you know, uh, to actually
1:38:06
see him cuss people out like he's pissed, Like y'all, you know how
1:38:12
your mom finally drops the F bomb and you're just like, don't go in
1:38:17
the room, don't don't go in there. So who else, like,
1:38:24
who else in that show kind of crossed into that realm or did they have
1:38:27
cross because I know they had a bunch of shows back then where they all
1:38:30
didn't like tie ends man, who else could pop up? Well, Perspire
1:38:39
man, it was what Punisher, Daredevil, Blade, m hm x men
1:38:44
and I know I'm missing one. He did pop up. He did pop
1:38:50
up. Yeah, he did pop up. He popped up. So it
1:38:54
was they they they were trying the cross offers and and that before its time
1:39:00
they did well, although that version of Spider Man they did multi verse first
1:39:05
mm hmmm. He's like, I'm the Spider Man who did this, and
1:39:10
I'm the armor Spider Man. It was like, where how did you build
1:39:14
that? You know they got you gotta the Spider versus Madam Web and Madam
1:39:18
Web was not. Madam Webb was about it as useful as as Madam Cleo
1:39:26
was on those on those late night crucials. That movie Your Relationship you look,
1:39:34
you look back now. Madam Web on on that car Spider Man cartoon
1:39:40
for giving was giving life, was giving, was giving uh light mcguil energy.
1:39:46
It's like, miguil is just like, I want you gone. Madam
1:39:50
Webb was like, no, you have to go through this. You don't
1:39:53
understand, you know. Mcguil was like, no, they're going to die
1:39:58
and they're going to like it. I don't care what you say. See
1:40:02
why so many jokes. Yeah, Charles died at the end of that series.
1:40:10
I've never seen as much as people talk about the show. I've never
1:40:12
seen that. I was waiting. I remember that I was waiting. I'm
1:40:15
like, nah, he's with he's with laundra like that child. You know.
1:40:20
It is it's that childhood trauma, like we don't we don't want to
1:40:24
admit that we saw offense, we saw Office Prime die. We don't want
1:40:28
to admit when Charles died that those episodes. You don't want to admit that
1:40:33
actually happened. But it's like I can't I was, I was, I
1:40:38
was crying in my Cocoa Puff serial when it happened. I cannot talk about
1:40:43
that was a quiet weekend in our neighborhood with optimists. That was just a
1:40:45
quiet weekend, like kids didn't come out to play or nothing. I see
1:40:49
what kind of loving the I see we kind of moving in this whole CG
1:40:53
direction. It kind of reminds me somewhat of the the small Marvel animates that
1:41:00
nobody watching us, like the Wolverine one, Yeah, iron Man and they
1:41:10
like prest five seconds is this one? They were. They were actually pretty
1:41:16
interesting, like Charles and the whole having a kid and a twin sibling and
1:41:21
doing that. They did that Wolverine story before the movie did mm hmmm.
1:41:26
They were. They just were on G four so nobody saw them. That's
1:41:31
when, yeah, it was going downhill. They had an interesting title.
1:41:35
They just did not market it well, but no, they didn't. They
1:41:39
didn't they I'm kind of seeing that. I'm seeing a mix of like that
1:41:44
and like what if, and I see people complaining, but I'm like,
1:41:47
if it's easier for them to do or if it works, it works.
1:41:50
Some things work better than animation they're doing in there and live action. So
1:41:57
there's like the whole thing against c g animation though, that's what people have
1:42:00
the biggest describe about. C G I works. When it's done correctly exactly.
1:42:10
You can't you can't short change it, and you can't overdo it.
1:42:14
This is why, this is why the Star Wars prequels didn't age story wise.
1:42:19
Story wise, yeah, or the release it they did fine, but
1:42:27
when you look at them like on T T or anything, you just look
1:42:30
like this. It was that it was c g I and its infancy and
1:42:35
they were just using it, using it. You have the prequels, and
1:42:40
then you have more doc and quant quantum mania. Yeah, that that starts
1:42:45
to become that starts to become that then that you have. Okay, so
1:42:49
you have c G I in its infancy and then when you get to ant
1:42:53
Man, you get, oh, we're just gonna short change the VFX artists
1:42:57
mm hmm and overwork them. So it so there was there was, there
1:43:00
was the beginning, and then there's the end, because that's got to be
1:43:04
the end, right because in the middle we were fine, but it wasn't
1:43:11
bad. It's like taking a six million dollar man and then going to your
1:43:15
order your parts from wish. Yeah. All the mutants have been all the
1:43:26
mutants have been cooking with seasoning and quiet and I'll take it. Yeah.
1:43:29
Right. So, and what's apparently seemed to be the week that Marvel was
1:43:33
going to release anything, they were just like, hey, we gotta spread
1:43:35
this out because Beyonce is just running ship right now before before we jump off
1:43:41
excellent ninety for my collectors out there. I just had a thought and it's
1:43:45
real, duh, And I'm ashamed they've released Bishop Gambito Sideclops that was the
1:43:55
initial line of ninety seven. Then if you got the subscription box, you
1:43:59
can get your hands on on Gene and Rogue. I don't subscribe, but
1:44:02
you know I did what I do. I got it. Look, I
1:44:06
seen I wish. I had to grab a storm from my bookstore. When
1:44:10
I did it was it was only like it was only like thirty dollars,
1:44:14
so they really go in the dark Storm recently that she's not part of the
1:44:17
ninety seven line. I think they're hold for Comic Con, and so my
1:44:23
brother in Christ, maybe when you go, just just please, I'm gonna
1:44:28
slide you some doctors come back with one for me. Please. Yeah,
1:44:35
yeah, yeah, come back with a few. Because when I seen I
1:44:39
seen Storm at another store that remains lameless, and they were asking forty dollars,
1:44:45
I said, you a damn lie. You would lie. I'll be
1:44:54
honest with you. I can't remember it because when I seen it, I'm
1:44:57
like, oh, y'all doing prices like this. Here, y'all tripping your
1:45:01
pockets like I knew it was something. I'm like, oh, I was
1:45:11
mad. I'm like, that's These are action figures are funks. These as
1:45:16
I'm talking about the action figure I'm trying to I'm been chasing this Gear five
1:45:20
chase like a month. So uh as as Marvel continued their release for this
1:45:28
week, uh, they gave us Fantastic four go ahead grea later it starts.
1:45:40
Yeah, they started with they started off with this look. On Valentine's
1:45:45
Day they released this. Uh, you know, Petro Pascal and that'sa Kirby,
1:45:48
which I find ironic because Stanley and Jack Kirby co created Fantastic Four.
1:45:54
So what's his name? I know him as Eddie. I know him as
1:46:02
Eddie, Joseph Quinn and even Moss Barack Thing and Joseph Quinn who played Eddie
1:46:11
and Stranger Things as Johnny Storm. And obviously this does look like it's going
1:46:16
to take place in the sixties. And I say that because of what thing
1:46:23
is holding. It's not just it's not just the art style, but it's
1:46:28
also the art style of the the main look, it's a book that he's
1:46:33
holding. I can go about the robot. Yeah, and then you got
1:46:36
her me down in the corner. Mm hmm. I have a question.
1:46:42
Is it a question? What? What do you say? Oh? God?
1:46:49
What when? Did when was the first issue of Fantastic four? Oh
1:46:57
it was it was let me see fifty two in fifty two. Fifty two
1:47:00
was nineteen sixty six, so it was, Yes, it was probably the
1:47:05
sixties, sixty one, sixty one, sixty I don't maybe it's not.
1:47:15
Maybe it's just them paying homage to that time period. They could Oh sixty
1:47:21
four was that? Okay? Well, they already sat there and said that
1:47:24
the movie's gonna be based in the sixties. And Strange did say that chart
1:47:29
in the sixties. And now Strange one is given Tony Stark energy, he
1:47:34
can be a smart ass. And two, Strange does have a fantastic memory.
1:47:40
He reads, He reads a lot. Mm hmm. So it does.
1:47:43
It does make a little sense from to say that. We said,
1:47:47
then you guys, chart the sixties, and he didn't mean that as just
1:47:49
a slight mm hmm. You know, and knowing that what we know about
1:47:55
the school, I said in the group chat, I'll say it here.
1:47:58
M My thing is, I think they were around in the sixties. I
1:48:05
think they went out in space during the sixties. I think they got lost
1:48:10
in the sixties. Say negative zone. We'll just say that negative zone.
1:48:14
I mean, you got to think the sixties was the sixties. You're going
1:48:16
historically was the space race with the Soviets. You did actually have a there
1:48:21
was a lot of safeguards that weren't really being followed. So there's your premise
1:48:25
right there. I can see that you're trying to bring in the modern era.
1:48:29
So and they got they got lost in space? YEA, These records
1:48:33
were redacted. Shield was probably involved, m H. Strategic, they were
1:48:40
probably they were probably normal wherever they were at until because they were bombarded with
1:48:46
the radiation. But they were fine on the other side until they came back
1:48:51
home. Or I can dig that. Or we still have Photon in the
1:48:59
X Men universe. I'm the thing is that too. See there's so much,
1:49:09
there's so much to take you. So Deadpool is going to answer a
1:49:13
lot of this stuff, none of it. Actually, Jesus, how would
1:49:21
she playing it in a different timeline. She's in a different in different universe
1:49:28
altogether. Okay, if if in that time they never they never have shown
1:49:35
the Fantastic for any No wait, Fox, no fantastic universe. Yeah,
1:49:47
Captain America was human towards first. Yep, you say fantastic. It was
1:49:56
the Silver that was Yeah, it was a Fox universe. It was it.
1:50:01
It was because Fox Studios only at the time, right, so that
1:50:08
the universe that Photon is in is actually the Fox Marse, which would bridge
1:50:15
a lot of gaps. If they just want some level of reaction to you
1:50:21
know, not having colored water fountains like I just want. I mean,
1:50:29
it's the sixties, it's an accurate thing. I mean, it's accurate.
1:50:32
They're gonna do it. They're gonna do it. I mean Nick Curry does
1:50:35
the introduction. I mean he was from that time. He'd be the right
1:50:39
guy for it. People keep people. I mean, if you're gonna do
1:50:43
it, you might even do it. You got it. You gotta have
1:50:45
to be be historically accurate paper. So there was a black president, really
1:50:53
that that would be a hell of a montage. It's like, okay,
1:50:57
so since you guys have been gone since that sounds like at that sounds like
1:51:00
a Johnny thing, where Reid would say that's logical, that's good. Storm
1:51:05
is the word more or less. He's not obviously not racist, but he
1:51:10
was just like, wow, considering in fact where we came from, right,
1:51:15
this is just to sit there, and it's like bringing HOMEI from uh,
1:51:18
bringing home me from a man let him do the recap. Oh dear,
1:51:20
oh lord, that'd be funny wondering where I've been. But maybe we
1:51:30
see maybe they get grabbed by the same thing that yanked Hulk out of the
1:51:34
Queen Jet. And uh, because we never saw that. He just he
1:51:38
just gave us that vague as explanation and we still don't know what that meant.
1:51:42
I got one better. Louise has been around this entire time, but
1:51:45
he's speaking around trees like Spice Adams. What if Luise? What if Louise
1:51:51
was secretly a watcher? This entire dog on time I be all this time.
1:51:58
I would love that. Actually they said it was some old guy that
1:52:00
used to do this, but now that they want me to do it,
1:52:03
I would love that if Luis was a watcher. Here's another what if?
1:52:10
What if? What if dead Pools addresses the whole thing? He was like
1:52:13
and you know what what happened to the little hyper Mexican guy. I liked
1:52:15
him. He was funny what you call him, and he could have explained
1:52:20
all of this. But this is gonna be the sixties in the m c
1:52:24
U. Do we see possibly a young Howard Stark and a young Pimigan.
1:52:30
I would say, yeah, you figure if you figure Fantastic four. Obviously
1:52:39
they don't come from money. Uh so them them being brought in. Let
1:52:45
it be somebody like the early stage of the Shield, of course, and
1:52:49
they say, you know, of course they have stuff redacted. They wouldn't
1:52:54
talk about a lot of stuff, especially failed missions. I'd say, and
1:52:59
if Hydra is involved, of course, I said that that's gotta be more
1:53:03
PIM than start considering. If it's the sixties, that's right after Cap got
1:53:08
froze, Stark moves onto his company, the s A, the s c
1:53:14
R becomes Shield. PIM does get involved because the time of his missions.
1:53:17
Yeah, I guess that. What makes sense, m h is the options
1:53:21
are the opportunity is there? Yeah? And then for them to say,
1:53:27
hey, they got lost in space. We never heard from him again,
1:53:31
they scratched the record. Will you ain't ship? Correct? Correct you a
1:53:39
ship? I've been sitting here for a minute. You give me the same
1:53:45
face for a moment. So I checked the comments. Hell straight, oh
1:53:56
my god, month mind in our private comments, they held they held off
1:54:05
the they held off the Shenanigans until after field. Okay, but did Luis
1:54:14
lie? But where is that? That's all just wow, that's the what
1:54:20
if episode? I want? What if what if kill Monger or what if
1:54:24
the Chaka heard his brother own? Like what if the Jaca did here?
1:54:29
What if Jaca did hear about That would be interesting mm hmmm. It's like
1:54:34
say, man, he was done wrong, come on home. But but
1:54:38
I want vengeance, but my wife, she's will take care of it.
1:54:45
Mhmm. You can have bene your father, your father. It's like,
1:54:50
sir, we're going to welcome you back. It's it's we don't got beef
1:54:55
with you. We won't be back. He's like that about what about Oakland?
1:55:00
What about We will help them, but we want you home. We
1:55:04
would give you brand him to get the crack out of the neighborhood, and
1:55:08
then you come home. You have two weeks, seek a moment. What
1:55:14
do I do with all the same? Let it go? Can we see
1:55:21
it yet? Well? No, he was a government person, so I
1:55:24
don't think Ross would be Ross. Would Ross would be your life as Fantastic
1:55:32
four. Then he gives him the Space Race mission. There's a lot of
1:55:40
focus on him in Camp four, so I would I wouldn't be surprised if
1:55:43
we get like a peek at a young version of I was gonna say,
1:55:45
he will be months younger. I just kind of I gotta think where he
1:55:47
would be at at that time, Like, I don't think he would be
1:55:50
at that I wouldn't be Yeah, he wouldn't have to have he would have
1:55:55
to be a he would have to be on the same level, Striker,
1:55:57
you'd be a curl somewhere. Yeah, so him and right chemic striker about
1:56:00
the same rank when that happens. Mm hmm, I think, so y'all
1:56:04
talking about Martin. Yeah no, no, no, not not no,
1:56:10
no, thunderball ros incredible hoax. We're talking about We're talking the guy basically
1:56:17
the same guy that was in the general Generals, thank you. I like,
1:56:21
listen, I know like folk age differently, but how old do y'all
1:56:25
think that man is? Yeah, that's why I was like, I was
1:56:29
thinking. I was thinking, uh, Everett Ross, and I'm like,
1:56:31
well, yeah, he will be much younger. I'm talking Accord Ross And
1:56:35
I was like, well he's a government Yeah, yeah, General Ross he
1:56:39
would be. He would be about Yeah, that's that. Ross and Striker
1:56:44
will be about the same age. I had a question, Wait when I
1:56:46
have a question, and then a follow up question number one, When does
1:56:51
no more take Sue Storm away from old old dude? Like he doesn't so
1:56:59
much take her away? They go they they go to visit and you know,
1:57:03
Sue and and Read are in their thing whatever. And is it before
1:57:13
or after the baby? It's before before the baby. It is before,
1:57:18
mind you, even after the baby, he still pines after. But the
1:57:25
name more we've gotten now, I don't see that happening. I don't all
1:57:35
And I guess my follow up question is, are they going to tie Agatha
1:57:41
to all of this with the baby, because that's supposed to happen to that
1:57:45
is good nanny. Yeah, I can see that as a nanny situation makes
1:57:54
sense. She follows power around. Wait which baby, I mean she does
1:58:00
Franklin. It would be Franklin Franklin, Yeah, the baby, so I
1:58:08
can Yeah, you know, I haven't seen all the comic book. Theoris
1:58:11
get shut down like we might get into more and sue, No, he
1:58:14
hates everybody her color. So he just now got along with Wakanda, So
1:58:19
I mean highly grow back, right, So he's he's not like, don't
1:58:30
get me wrong, attractive woman, just not as tight right. He was
1:58:34
like, No, that's gonna make him change his words. I smell the
1:58:40
white privilege walking off of you. I smell the white privilege off of you.
1:58:50
So I don't. I don't see him, you know, pining after
1:58:56
after suit like that, just knowing what we know about name one mm hmm.
1:59:01
But at the same time, Sue. Sue was, Sue was pretty
1:59:04
pee that, uh, mister Richards, And let's be honest, if you
1:59:08
that angry, and do I see her? Do I see her using that
1:59:12
as the oh yeah, oh yeah? She said that. She said there
1:59:15
saw man dripping, dripping well with a six pack, and she's like,
1:59:17
I can hurt him. That happen. That was That was a woman's Now
1:59:30
I will I will say like people are saying, well, who would play
1:59:33
Doom? My my pick It's Keillyan Murphy. That's my pick. Mm hmm
1:59:41
Doom. Mister picky blinders himself. Mm hmm. Ben Mendelson needs to relax.
1:59:48
He said something like, I would give he wants that role back.
1:59:53
I'm not saying he couldn't play it, but but he wants that role bad
1:59:58
relax gee, I was at which point You're just like, if you're going
2:00:01
to give it to him, at least you make up for it for the
2:00:03
damn Tallos football. They turn around. They turned around with Tallos. That
2:00:10
was, how do you kill off such a character of Secret Wars that it
2:00:15
will make no sense? But I didn't think about I know I still want
2:00:18
I want mad No. Matth Befison was my favorite play dum. I still
2:00:23
want to see Hannibaldi, Gary Oldman, hold on, hold on for anything,
2:00:39
hold On not Gary Gary, Gary Oldman can play some roles. Yeah,
2:00:45
I'm not denying that. No, we we we were talking fifth Element,
2:00:56
Jim Gordon. We we talked like like I always forget that he's in
2:01:01
fifth Element because it's so wild, it's such a wild role. No,
2:01:08
but I mean I can see him doing. I can see him doing doing
2:01:10
as well. There's a lot of there's actually a lot of a lot of
2:01:13
options out there for doing, but it just it has to be done with
2:01:15
somebody with the right provs. Uh, I hate juice. I don't know
2:01:18
who the hell you are. We can see we can see it because where
2:01:25
we're we can see it because we're up here. But that I ain't that.
2:01:29
Yeah, okay, he got We don't. We don't know. We
2:01:33
don't. We don't take trolling. Uh. This is what I say.
2:01:36
This is why I say black band delete, do not engaged. Right,
2:01:41
they're still They're still going to be active for another fourteen days. O my
2:01:44
god, we're popular. Paste. So let's let's let's check the big Let's
2:01:56
check the big O board for a second. So we've had sex blocks to
2:01:59
come through. We've had racist trolls. I think we're really needed, but
2:02:03
I think we only need like two more, and we got it. We've
2:02:06
had a four. We've had we've had a foreign person. I don't know
2:02:09
what they were saying. Mm hm, So I don't know if it was
2:02:13
bad or good because it was in it was in a different language, so
2:02:16
whatever it was international. That's four. That's four, So we're missing one
2:02:24
more and we got it. We have a hotel, we got it,
2:02:30
the board, we cleaned the board. Do we get money as a bonus,
2:02:39
but we just sent billions elsewhere, so y'all have that on us.
2:02:45
They will be the ones who have a vengerance tower now or is that still
2:02:49
just going to be up in the air, up in the air. Yes,
2:02:53
Marvel is gonna be very quiet about it. So we are we predicting
2:02:57
that they start in the sixties and end up with us now, same age?
2:03:00
Probably. I want to say that because that's what man makes sense.
2:03:03
Technically, frank, technically, they don't age. They don't, yeh don't.
2:03:09
If if if the theory is right, if my theory is remotely right,
2:03:14
mhm, then Yeah, they wouldn't age because which is why I think
2:03:18
it would come back. They just look the way they do. You know.
2:03:21
Now, the Marvel thing is to write around, hey, why you
2:03:25
ain't clocking to the end game fight? That's I mean, technically the thing
2:03:29
is immortal, the thing. I mean, he doesn't die, so he
2:03:32
does, but he just has an excited lifespan. Yeah, I was gonna
2:03:36
say, I was gonna let me take that back. He did die,
2:03:39
but it was a weird way of how he died. Yeah, it was.
2:03:42
It was a very extended lifespan, like several generations of heroes. Why
2:03:47
would you kill a rabbi? Though? What did the rabbi do to you?
2:03:51
Poor Ben? But he went peacefully. Yeah, but uh, thank
2:03:59
you. Jonathan Nickman one of my favorite writers, which I love. I
2:04:03
love getting his work, so uh hey, he's damn good writer that his
2:04:11
run on on his run on Fantastic four is probably one of the best runs
2:04:14
I've read, and it's not. But I was gonna sit there and say,
2:04:18
at one point something that Kia said in our group chat that I think
2:04:23
Marvel's new strategy and I gotta I gotta repeat what you said, Kara,
2:04:26
because I agree with this that that Marvel strategy may be that one year they
2:04:30
do movies and another year they focus on television. And to be quite honest,
2:04:35
that's pretty freaking good. They were another I think that was part of
2:04:43
the thought process. And then obviously covid hit threw everything out of whack.
2:04:48
So that's why that one year we got so many shows because they were like
2:04:51
they had to finish them, they had to get them out. It threw
2:04:55
the timeline off for everybody, so they just like, let's just drop them
2:04:58
off. So I think that might have been the original idea. It would
2:05:02
have been nice to know, but you know, like release a movie here,
2:05:09
blah blah blah blah blah, drop a show. It would make sense,
2:05:13
though, can then keep it connected? I mean that's what worked for
2:05:15
Fat. Drop a show in close proximity of the movie that's going to tie
2:05:19
into because they were they were somewhat on their way there. But I think
2:05:26
because I'm staying like, regardless of the regardless of the reception to the movie,
2:05:30
WandaVision two, Doctor Strange was very much here, point A, point
2:05:34
B, they were just kind of lost track after that, Like, what
2:05:38
what is the team that I think people are trying to game from maybe we
2:05:41
get a Midnight Sun's run with U. But Mo, yeah, Moonnight Plade,
2:05:49
Doctor Strange, that would make sense for Midnight Suns, And that kind
2:05:53
of makes sense for season two of Moon Knight, that he would that he
2:05:57
would run into Hunter's Moon, that he would have a cross with Blade if
2:06:00
they ever figure out that situation. But it would make sense for it,
2:06:04
It would make sense for his character because between that and the Midnight Mission,
2:06:09
that makes sense. And at the same time, you can kind of maybe
2:06:13
span it into a television series about the Midnight Mission because that's that's a universe
2:06:15
in itself. But again that goes back to it goes back to what you
2:06:19
know. Like like you said, Chris, it's just that we are now
2:06:21
in the post COVID phase where you have to basically restructure the Marvel universe.
2:06:28
You have to restructure it somehow, but you have to between between yeah,
2:06:30
between the code, between COVID and the strikes, like they've been kind of
2:06:34
getting dealt some blows. Yeah, and so it's just kind of like,
2:06:39
Okay, we need to write the ship right now. So maybe flooding or
2:06:43
saturating the market isn't the best option just because we're trying to meet a release
2:06:47
date. Let's take our time, just take a step back. If we
2:06:50
need to do reshoots, rewrites, whatever, do that to make it make
2:06:56
sense. Let's not force this thing. Also, show runners, that is
2:07:01
such a key. Good Lord, do not skip on your showrunners. Do
2:07:06
not skip on your VFX apartment. Please. Still that still sticks with me.
2:07:13
How do you run a show with no one at the help? Oh,
2:07:15
here's another one. Let them read the material. It doesn't have to
2:07:20
be verbatim, but let them read it so they at least get an idea
2:07:25
of the character structure. It helps, though you can pull a little.
2:07:30
It's okay back. Background helps in the role that you play, because you
2:07:35
know you can't really do him unless you actually read the lines, or at
2:07:41
least let people know that. If you're not gonna read the comics, there's
2:07:43
a reason behind it. You could have samed. You could have told me
2:07:46
that was You could have said, Secret Invasion won't be exactly like the comics,
2:07:50
but we will be pulling elements from the comics. I'm fine with that.
2:07:55
They should have just blatantly said, hey, we need to set up
2:07:57
Cap four and a lot of the human stuff that's going on. They just
2:08:00
said, we didn't read the comments and there's your headline. Yes, I
2:08:05
immediately, and I'm just like, well, you'll have to think I GM
2:08:07
for that one. That's this is not gonna be receivable at all. You
2:08:11
dropped the ball by just not reading anything. It's not taking anything in.
2:08:18
Yeah, anything, because they didn't want to pay the create the original writers.
2:08:22
Wouldn't they have had to do that. They would have mm hmm they
2:08:26
would they would have had they would have done it. I mean left everybody
2:08:31
confused, killed off Hilda and now everyone's arguing about road for damn reason.
2:08:37
Yeah, just do certain things. Look, I'm still mad about Maria Heal
2:08:41
and Taylor's what are you talking about? Hey, damn, I was hopeful,
2:08:46
like a damn I miss Hilda or like I missed Taylor something that it
2:08:50
could be worse. It could be a whole bunch of people convincing you that
2:08:54
Madam Webb is worth watching already coming in that. I mean, I'm not
2:09:01
talking about that. I mean, I'm not talking about you wrong. Look,
2:09:05
I'm just saying when your main star has not yet seen the film,
2:09:11
I'm just I'm likeand like, I understand, because there there are plenty of
2:09:18
actors that don't that don't watch their stuff after it's done. I will don't
2:09:24
get mad at Yeah, I can't watch the show after I'm done. It's
2:09:30
done. I mean I do. We don't judge judge. I mean you
2:09:37
think it's a different reason why you're not watching. Clearly we don't judge here.
2:09:45
But no, I'm talking about the fact of just not the movie because
2:09:48
we knew the movie was gonna be crap the moment we sat there and watched
2:09:50
the trailer. The level of just the machine pushing all these influencers and reviewers
2:09:58
even again, I'm not knocking you if you like if you like Madam Web,
2:10:01
you like Madam Web, Okay, cool, that's your choice. When
2:10:03
I judge you for it, hero judge you. But the machine behind it
2:10:09
all, that's what kills me. It's like, you have so many influencers,
2:10:13
so many quote unquote critics for viewers, It's like, that movie is
2:10:18
not as bad as you think it is. I'm like, why is this
2:10:22
for verse psychology? One on one It's like, yeah, somebody said that.
2:10:26
I mean, I agree, you should go see a movie for your
2:10:31
own to your own discretion, to your own judgment. That's fine. I
2:10:35
agree with that you should go see that. I'm not one of those ones
2:10:39
that I'm gonna review bombing. I am one of those ones or whatever that's
2:10:43
gonna say. Why are we getting this movie right? It make it make
2:10:48
sense to me because when you have a character that's tied to another major character
2:10:56
in a franchise and there's no tie in, there's no there's no continuance of
2:11:01
this character or any involvement. Why are we here? But that's why mm
2:11:07
hmm. They I think, go ahead. No, I think they were
2:11:13
going to try and let her be the I don't know, the center of
2:11:18
the folk from whatever you want to call it, of their connected universe that's
2:11:22
not connected. Like and that's the other story that was been coming out,
2:11:26
like they were told that they would they would be a part of this bigger
2:11:31
universe, and it turns out no, they said no, we can't do
2:11:35
it. Oh you you said something before the ink was dry. I mean,
2:11:39
having a Madam Web movie without Spider Man is basically watching Gotham on Fox.
2:11:45
Mm hmm. You're trying, trying, You're basically trying to make you're
2:11:50
trying to make the sub characters more important than the main character. There was
2:11:54
there was moments however, they saw all this. The funny is me and
2:12:00
my saw was when Miguel had Miles pin to the train. It was like
2:12:03
Miguel was the m c U and it was like, stop making Spider Man
2:12:07
movies without Spider Man. And then Miles He's like, nah, I'm gonna
2:12:11
do my own things. Oh my god, Tony is that child that wants
2:12:18
attention from the parents. And we'll say I'm gonna keep doing these things for
2:12:20
attention. And it's like just stop watch watch watch. In the next Spider
2:12:28
Verse movie, when they show the web, they just give you one of
2:12:30
those little bubbles with like her movie and it's like, there, we gave
2:12:33
you some shine. Please stop it. Now. It's just and like,
2:12:39
you know, because we've seen what happened with the Marbles, and now people
2:12:41
are seeing it on digital and watching it and now all of a sudden,
2:12:46
this is good. We've been telling you that go see the collector's edition I
2:12:52
got. Because Walmart is a monopoly. I've noticed if you don't respond to
2:12:54
me belonging to them, they just turn on each other. Yeah, we
2:13:01
left them one piece fans. They've been arguing in my comments for three months
2:13:05
now. We all I said was you left an entire town full of people
2:13:11
infected with smile fruits, and you had its version of death law Tony Tony
2:13:16
Chopper, the minks and whatever hidden medicine they have, and Marco no one
2:13:22
even went over there was like, let me see if I can fix this.
2:13:24
They all just said is dead. Yeah, and let Marco the doctor,
2:13:31
the white bearded pirates who's now retired to a glorified uber and fought just
2:13:33
because. Then when the young Bucks decided the stuff, He's like, yeah,
2:13:39
I got I'm gonna be over he in this corner jail. And even
2:13:41
though logans don't really technically get tired, I'm over here. You can't cure
2:13:48
devil fruits. It's a fake double food. I'm like, I'm just gonna
2:13:50
mute this. Now I go back there. I'm still arguing chapters. I
2:13:56
just watched them implode too far. I just said, here I have that
2:14:01
he did. He did. He did a baron Zimo. He was like,
2:14:03
he's seen the door of Mylaje and John Walker fighting. He was like
2:14:11
going to go ahead and leave great John. But that's why they treated the
2:14:13
Marbles though, like for the longest time, it's like, oh the Marbles
2:14:16
was terrible and they slick turned around, was like I saw it and it
2:14:20
was good. I was like, I wanted to pull a hell Spawn cosplay.
2:14:24
I kept the list of all of y'all that said this movie wasn't good,
2:14:28
and every time Demetris he's getting ready for Katu Khan, so he's got
2:14:37
enough going on. Oh. When I've seen the list of people who chewed
2:14:43
up this movie because they went off of somebody else's opinion and didn't go see
2:14:46
it, and then they turned around and it dropped on it, I'm like,
2:14:48
Wow, this was actually good. I'm like, we did a full
2:14:50
ass reveal view saying this is a good movie. It doesn't have to intail
2:14:56
with anything else. It was a shout out to Michael Rosenbaum and James Gunn
2:15:03
when they did Inside of You Interviewed, which was a great interview and you
2:15:05
was put in it. It was put in the group chat. How James
2:15:09
Gunn said, there's too much people keep talking about superhero fatigue. It's not
2:15:13
superhero fatigue. You're missing the quality of it, which is why Guardians Volumes
2:15:20
one through three were so good. Yeah, they were. It was completely
2:15:24
separate. It told its own narrative. It told its story. It got
2:15:28
it in, got it done, got out, and it was and it
2:15:33
was a it was all real story and that's all. That's that's the problem.
2:15:37
Like you just don't do it just because the Marvels have a story to
2:15:41
tell, lit them tell it pretty much. Don't get mad because it's it's
2:15:48
female led. Don't get mad because it's two women of color on the team.
2:15:52
Don't get mad because the main prodragon is is somebody you were like,
2:15:54
well, why didn't the villain live? It's the villain technitely, the main
2:15:58
protagonist was really just lost. Yes, so this this whole, this whole
2:16:05
narrative of like we don't like, we don't like like did you go see
2:16:09
it though? No, that's the problem. Go judge for yourself. Mm
2:16:15
hmmm before you judge on it, because like me, would I watch Madam
2:16:18
Web out of curiosity. But I'm but I'm not gonna trash it and say,
2:16:26
oh it's horrible. I don't know because I haven't seen it, but
2:16:30
I am going to question why are we having this film? Why is this
2:16:33
film being made? Would I wait till it's on Netflix? Yes, I
2:16:41
am a little curious, but I know it's gonna suck. I'm sorry,
2:16:46
I don't have any faith in Dakota that that. Actually I really don't.
2:16:52
Why are we you can learn from fucking the what is it? No one's
2:17:01
gonna say they learn from from what I was gonna say, Gray's Anatomy,
2:17:05
which is basically the same ship but like less fun. Oh fifty sha Yeah,
2:17:13
she's like from did not learn from fifty shades Gray? I kind of
2:17:18
skipped that movie because I felt like it wasn't my demographic. It wasn't mine
2:17:22
either, So I still don't. I still never ready. I've just seen
2:17:24
a bunch of middle aged napkin women rave over it. I'm like, I
2:17:28
just felt I just felt like, so y'all got happy demographic, it's not
2:17:31
for me. You know when nappins get happy over a safe word the black
2:17:35
person and he goes left. The movie got me in trouble with my entire
2:17:41
school and they, like basically the majority of the Lutheran Church. But that's
2:17:43
a story for another day. It's okay, but but this and this isn't
2:17:54
just for Madam Wable, for the Marvels. This is for any film.
2:17:58
Mm hmm ghost see it if you if you're worried about the price, go
2:18:03
on to matinee go during matinee go on Tuesday and tuesdays from college, see
2:18:13
and judge for you know, the fact that you have. The critics that
2:18:18
we have now are a lot more prevalent than they were when it was the
2:18:24
Ciskel and Ebert, Right, Ciskel and Ebert, he was everybody ran to
2:18:26
them, and they were always pretty much judging the movies that will probably get
2:18:31
Oscars, getting nominated for certain stuff. It really wasn't mainstream a lot of
2:18:37
mainstream movies, you know. But when I see stuff like and this is
2:18:39
and this is when I see Ciskel and Eban, I think Ebert was the
2:18:43
It was a big one when he says, oh, I like Home Alone
2:18:48
three, it's better than the first one, and what who? And that
2:18:56
was the first sign that something was wrong. Yeah. I was just like
2:19:01
that, that's what you want to get him checked out. It's like you
2:19:03
feel even even was like, are you kidding? He was like it had
2:19:09
more heart, it had more story. I'm like he said, even he
2:19:13
said. He was like, it's the same story. That's when ciscl realized
2:19:22
Ebert was getting paid to say something crazy. That's a fact. No,
2:19:28
not only was there three, there's a there's there's three more after that.
2:19:31
Oh yeah, and of trying to do another one with now they kind they
2:19:41
can't get him there. He's like, y'all, y'all, number high enough
2:19:43
would wouldn't be more violent because I don't think I don't think he would still
2:19:50
be doing the marbles on the floor. I mean he was like, no,
2:19:54
hear me out. What if it's what if it's a Talie into John
2:19:58
Wick. There's a kid in the suburbanary area. We need you to go
2:20:07
see. He knows everything. If I see, if I see, if
2:20:13
I see one Romanian past or, I will say just that they're not it's
2:20:24
gonna be He's gonna say, I need you to go see my brother Buzz.
2:20:28
I'm like, no, just no, just no. I've seen I've
2:20:35
seen Rotten Tomatoes dudes some stuff in the day, but I've never seen them
2:20:37
go and like what they did today. And they basically went down the writing
2:20:41
team's entire like hit list and how low every movie they worked on score,
2:20:46
and I'm like, damn, the check didn't clear at all, but this
2:20:50
did it? No, it was spent all on guest appearances. Because when
2:20:54
I saw that read carpet, I'm like, I know y'all weren't smiling that
2:20:56
hard. After the movie, I noticed all the pictures of it. I
2:21:00
noticed all the pictures from the red carpet are before the movie came on.
2:21:03
It's like I said, having fun and did you get in here? Like
2:21:07
It's like it's like I said about all those social media influencers, but I
2:21:09
said, I'm not gonna say their names, but the two I talked about
2:21:13
in the group, I'm like, God must cleared and it must have been
2:21:16
a nice amount. That's all I can say. As lady as lady man,
2:21:20
the Lord will say, dear sweet summer child. I I mean,
2:21:26
I like a lot of you know what, I'm gonna little warning to get
2:21:30
his piece out. Oh go ahead. Yeah, it was great having you
2:21:35
in, man, Thank you Game Kings and Queens for the opportunity. I
2:21:37
gotta go. It was great. I had an amazing time, great discussion
2:21:41
and keep winning to just watch you guys, man, this is awesome.
2:21:46
I will say this. You are winning. No, guy, Yeah,
2:21:50
you are winning because the game man ahead of the game. I love what
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support, Support, Support, Jesus Christ. Support because what he the path
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this brother is own. We need more like that because he's not targeting just
2:22:26
one age group. He's going He's like, we're gonna start back a little
2:22:30
bit because they need to see that. These kids need to see this,
2:22:33
and kids of all ages and kids of all backgrounds and races, they need
2:22:37
to see this, and they and they want to see that because of course
2:22:39
they you want to see themselves. When I see little kids who don't look
2:22:45
like us and they're into Black Panther because they just see a cool character,
2:22:54
thumbs up, I like it. So siate you coming through, my guy.
2:23:01
I hope you had a great time. We definitely did. Like this.
2:23:07
This has been what you what you bring to the table is much very
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much necessary. So I appreciate that. Thank you. I just it just
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helps not just lift our self esteem for a group of escheme so we all
2:23:16
see ourselves. Yeah, yeah, appreciate that. So as we normally do.
2:23:26
This is this is around our time. So here we go. Wrapper
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protocol initiated Captain. She's get mad. You know it's good, Okay,
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I know I expected now she's she's like, I prepared. I'm prepared now.
2:23:52
Hi people, I am Lady Mandelor also known as Room full of Blurds.
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That's the place that you can find me on the internets, on Instagram,
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really. You can look for me, but I ain't there. I also
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have a podcast, hat Talk that comes on Sundays live uh some standard time
2:24:11
on Twitch and YouTube. I'm kind of on the edge with Instagram. I
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also have voice acting stuff that I do on TikTok and I think that is
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I'm gonna keep a short. That's it. Love y'all, Peace and blessings.
2:24:26
Manifesting the algorithm. That's why I'm trying to get us in person events.
2:24:35
Hello everybody. I am lady from Pep by Heart me and my husband
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by Heart on YouTube us on YouTube, I g TikTok. We talked about
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movies, talk about reviews. We played video games. He is playing God
2:24:46
of not got of War anymore? Years of War. On Fridays, I
2:24:50
am playing. I can say Wednesdays and I just can't get on there.
2:24:56
But I'm gonna get on there next week. Finally I can get kind of
2:25:01
back into my rhythm because I haven't been on for a month, so like
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I'm waiting for this time. Yeah, I listen, listen. Actually that
2:25:13
first week I was playing Zelda the entire time because that was the way that
2:25:18
I was speaking. But anyway, but yeah, so check us out on
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YouTube. We are a lot of it is. That's fine, Hi,
2:25:28
I like to send people to the shadow realm. I'm also rooting for everybody
2:25:31
black and if you get in my way and get the health back. I
2:25:33
can also be found here on Mondays because Mondays are less terrible, or I
2:25:39
try to make Mondays less terrible. I also do the editing behind the scenes
2:25:43
stuff for Blurre's eye view. We are uploading every single day of Blurred History
2:25:46
month with an extended so yes, please everybody get your best behavior, please
2:25:52
please. We are officially we were at twenty three hundred I think last week,
2:25:58
and now we are two hundred and twenty five hours away from that.
2:26:05
Looking go can help us get to that, but within like the next ten
2:26:09
days, because that's when we have to start fighting the running clock. That'd
2:26:11
be great. Make my editing worth it. Suffer with me. Also,
2:26:18
the algorithm tends to like us for the next twenty nine days. So,
2:26:20
as you all saw tonight, your block band and delete butts are your best
2:26:24
friends. Do not engage with the trolls of the black face spots. Don't
2:26:26
spend thirty days in better maximum security. That was actually quite fun. I
2:26:35
saw he had to go the second I saw the first come. I didn't
2:26:39
even see it, or I didn't even see it right away. I'm like,
2:26:41
wait a minute, and I know I wouldn't see it. We can
2:26:43
see it. We can see you here because we're on spring Yard. He
2:26:48
popped in the chat. I got all three of them out of there like
2:26:50
that. Enjoy the shadow room with Gaily American Pegasus also three yeah, well
2:26:56
there were three, but he I hate Juice because I didn't see it until
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a second one. I'm like, what the who? That's like okay,
2:27:03
oh, I get what he was saying with that type that screen name,
2:27:09
and we've said it. I that's what I was saying. Yeah, yeah,
2:27:16
that's just well, I'm glad I pronounced it how I seen it.
2:27:22
Yeah, it would it would have thought about that. But anyway he's gone.
2:27:26
Uh but if he liked but you know, he's one of those guys
2:27:28
I would like to meet in person and have a come to Jesus meath.
2:27:31
But anyway, Uh, where you can find me on the socials. I
2:27:35
do reviews on everything guys shows. Everything else that I do can be found
2:27:39
in the bio at Unnerved Blackboats four four seven Again guys, uh like share
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again, unified, easiest fie. It doesn't cost you anything. And as
2:27:50
always, guys, respect the cause players, Please wash, please, please
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be clean. That's all I ask. And again, be nice, be
2:27:58
kind and don't be a dick and will all be cool? Oh hundred uploads?
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Spartan second, congrats on a five hundred? How the frak we got
2:28:09
you put that out? I was like five hundred uploads? Yeah, I
2:28:13
don't know if it was episodes, but the upload count on that channels five
2:28:18
hundred. Oh damn. I never did. I didn't don't pay I don't
2:28:20
pay attention. See uh. I got an email today saying we were at
2:28:24
forty thousand views and it's probably more than that. So everyone, everyone and
2:28:31
everyone, you heard the good news. It's only two hundred plus hours left.
2:28:35
Go ahead, go to the YouTube channel. We get that subscribe button,
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that notification, givet bell, get those watch hours up. We are
2:28:41
almost there. Shout out to Warnie Hughes. That was a dope book.
2:28:46
He's got. Go so your support and other black creatives who are out there
2:28:52
doing their thing and bringing the good works to the people like us and you,
2:28:56
and shout out to the crew of course. Mm hmmm. We're tired,
2:29:01
but we're here because we want to make you happy. People do people,
2:29:05
We literally do, ask like wait, you're didn't air like we had
2:29:09
to take a day. Yes, we're closed. Hell, we're closing up
2:29:15
on this season pretty soon. That crept up quick. Anyway. You can
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